The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-11-15

Friday for few days visit. Mr.;
Fits came Sunday and all returned
home in the evening.
Private Ashley Sterns came home
from Camp Taylor last Friday with
honorable discharge papers, as he fail
ed to pass the physical examination:
George Coleman and wife and Il. Y.
Miner and wife drove to Hiram Satur-
day to see the boys, whom we found IN
very comfortable quarters. All they
lacked was their uniforms, which had
been shipped and were on the way,
Remember the S. S. rally at Church
of Christ Nov. rs, 27, and two weeks
meeting following.
Melvin Case, wife and baby spent
number of days in Hinckley at her
father, Fred McKee's helping to get
ready for the hauling of a school
house to make into a dwelling.
Mr.. Laukhauf and family have felt
quite worried over their son, VIII,
who is somewhere in France" and
thru others they had heard he was
gassed, but Tuesday they received
two of his letters written since the
report, which they do not believe now.
Mrs. John Moxley came Sunday for
few weeks visit here at her sons.
She had been visiting at Crestline.
AS Hayden Morton and family in
| tend going to Strongsville in few
weeks to live with her parents, A.
Sanderson and wife, they let their son
Gordon and daughter, Marie, 60 to
their grandparents so as to commence
school last Monday.
| Harry Vaughn and Grant Chidsey
drove to Salem last Saturday to attend
a Jersey cow sale.
H. C. Vallen and family are moving
onto the Slower farm near Poe that ne
has just purchased. !.
DR., Wood received word Tuesday OF
the death of Pat Shea at the county
infirmary. He was 86 years old and
had lived here number of years at
DR.. Woods and Mrs. Peter Foley's He
was a kind-hearted, jovial Old irish
man.
/ Two little Wilkey boys, whose moth
er died a couple of weeks ago, are
living here at their uncle's and one
goes to school.
A large air ship went over here on
last Thursday, which was sight
worth seeing.
VIM. Bailey and family are moving
to Medina. They have lived here on
the Bennett farm. Mr.. Vanrenselar
of Berea, who has rented the farm,
will have sale of the farming tools.
Monday nights frost finally killed
our flowers in the circle and cemetery.
Walter Foley and wife and Ethel
Waite attended the funeral on Satur-
day of their uncle, John Foley, at
Columbia. He died at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. Rose Sabin, in
Litchfeld, where he had gone for a
short visit. b
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gardner re-
ceived word Monday that their daugh-
ter, Edith, was sick with the flu at
Lakewood hospital, where she had just
entered for training as nurse.
Mrs. Alex Gibbs received word Sat
urday from her daughter, Mrs. Clara
Cinniger of Lorain, that her husband
little son and the hired girl were al
sick with the flu.
| Privates Earl and Alvin GihhsaWers
home from Hiram Saturday as nlls
Sunday. N
Mrs. Walter Harrington recently hat
the misfortune to sprain her ankle
which has confined her to the house.
Our schools commenced again las
Monday.
Cube Hawkins has been teaming 70
the Kellar boys, and last week he too
a load of potatoes into Cleveland an
had twenty bushels stolen. This wee
he took in load Of hay and it burn
ed up. They caught the man who sc
fire to it and he paid for the hay. Th
fire department. saved the wagon.
\ Cliff. Hadlock and family Of Elyri
came home Saturday night with Hel
man johnson and all returned in tn
evening.
Dennis johnson is able now to rl