The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-05

has been assisting Mrs. A. C. Bost-
wick with her house work this sum-
mer, returned to her home Sunday.
Mrs. r. P. Anderson and daughter
of Sunberry, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Anderson this week.
MI. and Mrs. Simons have as their
guests this week Mrs. Simon's moth
er, Mrs. Hoppy and her brother, Mr..
Hoppy, of Cleveland.
Mrs. Joe Bonham and Miss Jennie
Hethrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kendall and two children attended
a family reunion in Shreve ON Labor
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
DyArman, given in honor Of their son
and wife, of Newport, R. l., where
he is stationed in the navy.
DR.. Hard visited his wife at st.
Luke's hospital, Cleveland, Sunday,
where she underwent an operation on
her eye last Thursday. The doctor re-
ports her case as favorable and she
is getting along as well as can be
expected. Mrs. Hard has suffered
great deal OF pain for the past few
weeks and we hope the worst is over.
The regular meeting Of the Seville
L. G. A. was held on Tuesday, Sept.
End, in the Presbyterian church par
lor. The president was instructed to
appoint treasurer to ill the vacancy
Oh Mrs. George Taylor, who moved
to Dayton and other business of i'm
portance was transacted.
Geo. Frazier and wife were calling
on friends here Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Phelps were
: week end guests Of their son Lloyd
and wife, OF Ashland, and the son and
wife returned with them to spend
Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Overman, Of
Montazuma, Ind, arrived in Seville
on Monday evening by auto and are
7 the guests of Mrs. Overman's mother
l Mrs Alice Squires.
Miss Jennie Hethrington received
word from her father that he arrived
! in Toronto, Canada, O. X. and was
feeling fine.
Mayor Don L. Crawford and Mr.
a Swinehart attended the Elyria fair OF
Labor day.
t Ralph Bostwick, Corwin Minton ant
Mr.. Foster, Of Akron, returned from
d their Michigan fishing trip on Monda!
? evening in time to serve a trout din
h ner which they caught and brough
;. with them at the home of Mrs. Edit
y Mattison. A big treat for their guests
n Mrs. Ralph Bostwick attended tn
party of Miss Helen Falk, of Wads
l. worth, and announcement OF her en-
;, gagement to Mr.. Ray Bryant, OF DE
II troit, on last Wednesday evening.
3 The republican caucus was hel
on Wednesday, Aug. II and the fol
i lowing candidates were nominated
'. y, for mayor, W. G. Brumbaugh; clerl
- Earl Day; treasurer, John Mlntor
= marshal, Harry Grafton; Council,
~ ~ H. Brotts, Elmer Overdorf, John Car
i A. A. Carver, M. A. Anderson and T
:" H. Kindig; board of public servic
&c Blake Hartman, Guy Zigler and Shi1
io ls ley Crofoot; school board, A. A. Ca
1s yer, and Walter Hay; Justice OF Peat
~ B. G. Foster.
Sc Democrat caucus was held on fr
% day, Aug. 20. Mayor, Don L. GRAY
"a ford; clerk, Floyd Lehman; marsha
: A. G. Boyd; Justice of Peace, w.
st st. Crawford; Council, Clyde Weave
p. ss Tom Kinter, J. G. Murray, Ed. Mill
;n 4; and F. H. Wheeler; school board,
~ ~ ]. Cahoon and Sam McLain; board
;S S public service, Harley Williams, Har
D Kendall and Basset Rayne.
IN The regular meeting Of the Mace
IS bee ladies was held on Monday eve
h, ing, Sept. 1st with Lady Command
Eva Swagler in the chair. The usu
er routine of business was transacte
n, And say, another of those joint pi
MICS will be held on Thursday, S
he vile and Sterling, at the count
home of Harvard Slemons, near Gre
+o ton.
~ ~ Church Work.
W. Sunday, Sept. 7th, Rev. Gardine