The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

glad to welcome her back again. They
Will make their home in Seville in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Zeigler we're
Cleveland visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lehman and
Mrs; Fred Taylor were in Medina on
Friday. Az
Miss Josephine Lowrie, who is at
tending college in Wooster, was ac-
companied home on Friday by her
roommate, Miss Helen Geisch to spend
oyer Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lowrie.
Mrs. Blanche Morris came Wednes-
day morning to help care for her moth
er, Mrs. Lucy Dawson.
Miss Ruth Beck spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Culp, west of
town.
DR.. Coons of Medina has notified all
Of his patients in Seville that after
Thursday, Oct. 18, his Medina Office
will be closed for one month on account
OF it being necessary for him to go to
delaware Tor rest.
Mr.. Sam Hinderer of Marshallsville.
o., was guest at the I. Fl. Brott's
home the first Of the week.
Miss Eleoise SwagIer is spending
this week at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Austin Of Cleveland. Mrs. Swagler
will join her daughter there on Fri
day.
Prof. R. ]. Miller was Medina call.
er on Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Nichols has accepted a
position as the fiagman at the B. & o.
crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell were
Sunday guests Of her parents and Mrs.
Tad Crush Of Burbank.
MIR. Andrew and Sidney Taylor who
are employed in Akron, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall and
baby and Mrs. Fred Taylor motored to
Canton on Monday.
Mr.. John Hoppe of Valley City was
a guest Of his sister, Mrs. G. A. Sim.
ons, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mrs. Otto
Knapp were callers in Lodi Tuesday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Weaver re-
turned home on Saturday evening
from fourmonths stay in Sherwood
Mich, Mr.. Weaver going there in tht
i interest of the Lutz & Schramm Co
Of Pittsburgh.
| Mr.. Guy Zeigler made a business tril
to Akron on Tuesday.
The many friends of Mrs. Guy Stou
of Akron will be glad to hear she i
improving nicely; her life being des
paired of a few days ago. Mrs. Stou
| will be remembered as Miss Jenni,
Duncan, a clerk in the G. v. Mattesol
| dry goods store previous to her mar
riage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lyons, VIII
have been occupying the Morehous'
residence west Of town, moved to tn
neighboring town of Wadsworth, OF
Tuesday, where Mr.. Lyons is employed
i Mrs. Emma Bostwick is improving
nicely from her serious illness, beinl
| able to walk down town the first o
the week.
| Mr.. Floyd Lehman has opened ;
real estate Office in the town hall blocl
upstairs.
Mr.. Chalmers Carson, Mr.. Herber
Immel and Mr.. Herl Immel wer
| among the boys who went from Sevill
to report for examination at Wads
worth on Monday.
| Miss Gertrude Fraze Of Wooster ant
Albert Grafton, farmer of Seville
were united in marriage Monday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. 0. J
Moore reading the service. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Grafton will reside on farm
! near Seville.
i It is reported that two bulls wer
, fighting in a field near Seville and dur
ing the terrific battle the fence wa
: broken down. One of the animals,
monster animal whose weight was er
timated at 1000 pounds, got onto tn
Southwestern track in front Of a ives
,, bound limited. The car was deraile
and the bulls neck was broken. N
one on the car was injured.
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