The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Herm Hyde with Mr..
and Mrs. John Winters went to Elyria
the 4th to spend the afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. Edward Kleve, who has been
attending a school for embalming, in
Columbus, is spending his vacation OF
two months in Spencer.
Mr.. Hiram Snyder and family ex-
pect to go to Vermillion to camp, in
the near future.
Mr.. Wadsworth expected to give
the community sing OF last Saturday
night in the open air, but it rained
and the entertainment was taken to
the town hail. very much to the disap-
pointment Of the Spencer people. Mr..
Wadswerth, had a lady singer with
him, Mrs. Olds, of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coppice and
little son Donald, Of North Water
ford, G. w. Fisher, wife and two
daughters, Eleanore and Majorie,. OF
Columbiana, and H. L. Fisher and
lady friend, Miss. Jennie Huff, also OF
Columbiana; were guests at the home
Of Mr. Homer Fisher and father, OF
Spencer.
. Mr.. Allen Rice, who went to Cuba
about q year ago, came" home about
two months ago. and made~agrange-
ments, to visit the Y elbow Stone Ma
tional Park, which he did, and is at
home again for little while before
returning to Cuba.
Mr.. Lowry, wife and little daugh-
ter, of Congress, spent a few days
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Auble, Of North Main
street.
Mr.. Harry Luce had a public sale
of his household goods the 5th Of July.
Mr.. Luce will make his home with
his daughter and family, who will re-
side in the Luce home.
We are glad to announce that our
sick are improving.
John Wolf, who has been having a
run of typhoid fever, is slowly i'm
proving. Mr.. Wolf has been ill for
about four weeks.
Little Geraldine Walters, who
had very bad case of diphtheria, is
about again and the horrid red sign
is gone from the Walters home.
Homer Carpenter is well again. We
are glad it was not the diphtheria.
George Omeroid is home from the
Lorain hospital.
Alfred Fuller is still in the Elyria
hospital, but is improving.
MIR. Frank Fuller, had to have his
shoulder and arm put in a plaster
cast. His accident last week caused
a fractured collar bone.
A number of our young folks went
to Crystal Beach for the Fourth.
Mary Eglin, only daughter OF Jim
Eglin, of West Specer, had what
might have been very serious ac-
cident last week. While riding one of
her fathers horses, the horse slid on
the cement road breaking the saddle
girth and throwing Mary. her head
striking the pavement which rendered
her unconscious for about an hour
DR.. Stroup was called and it was
found no bones We're broken. Mary is
good horsewoman or she would have
been seriously hurt. We are glad to
know that she is able to be about
again. When asked why she was not
riding horse back instead Of in a bug
gy, her reply was, "My saddle is not
repaired vet" A game little girl, we
say.
Mrs. Jay Foster is very ill at he1
home east of Spencer. It is thought
she will have to go to the hospital.
Mr.. Gordon Mckinney, Of Kent
was last weeks guest of Miss Amy
Firestone.
Mr.. John Rowe. wife and little son
and Mrs. Clarissa Baughman were in
Elyria Saturday.
By the way, 4th of July fireworks
were being sold about the first Of
July. We thought the town would
be blown off the map. The night Of
the third it was dangerous to be down
town. Women and children had to
jump all kinds Of popping, sputterine
| fire until the new mayor and constable
came up town, when a sudden quiet
fell upon the down town district fol
which many persons We're thankful.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. McCourt ane
Walter Jeffries of Cambridge. O., an(