The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-03-07
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Theo. Chapman and wife, Charles
Gibbs and mother, Mrs. Alex Gibbs
spent Thursday and Friday in Hiram,
at Perry Green's, and with the boys
at the college. Mrs. Gibbs stayed
over Sunday in Cleveland with her
daughter, Mrs. C. Alden.
Louis Edy and wife of Auckland,
New Zealand, were here Sunday at
his cousin, Mrs. Charles Gibbs She
went back to Elyria with them for a
few days visit. Mr.. Edy is past 90
years of age and was raised and al,
ways lived in New Zealand and had
never seen frost, snow or ice, until on
the trip here to Ohio. =,
Farm Bureau meeting in town hall
Tuesday. evening, March IL.
From a card received from Mrs. ii.
II. Hitchcock in Florida they are en-
joying the country and had been far
ther south in the state and called on
Legrand Wyman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fritz and wife
were in Cleveland Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Fritz's daughter,
Mrs. Elsie Trigg, who died Saturday
morning from pneumonia, following
the flu. She leaves husband and
two children. She had visited out
here so much that many were ac-
quainted with her.
Nearly fifty of our Odd Fellows at
tended the lodge meeting in Medina
Monday evening and report fine
meeting. !,
&C. Miner was called to Cleveland
Tuesday to sit in the district grand
jury.
Mrs. D. M. Johnson was in Royal
ton the fore part of the week helping
care for her sister, Mrs. Ethel Aver
ill, who has been sick in bed for four
weeks, and last week all Of her chill
dren were in bed sick with the flu.
Chester Lindley was in Chicago
Junction Sunday to attend the fun
eral of his brother Bert's little five
year-old boy, who died from brain
fever caused from a relapse OF the
flu.
Fred Leinseder and wife of Medina
spent Sunday here with relatives.
About dozen of the neighbors OF
Mrs. Henry Silk met at Mrs. Lester
Vaughn's Tuesday and cut and sewed
carpet rags for her and enjoyed a
social time.
Mrs. Alice Miner is in Cleveland
helping her niece, Mrs. John O'Brion,
get settled in their new home.
Clara and Geraldine Moxley spent
last week at Clinton at their grand
mother Moxley's, she being confined
to her bed.
Mrs. Charles Newton's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, are
quite poorly this winter and under the
doctors care.
Eli Peck was in Cleveland last
Wednesday and while calling at Mr..
Cranavitzh's message came to Mrs.
Cranavitzh telling of the death from
disease of her son, Mike Bowie, in
France. Mike attended school here
when they lived here and ran away
to enlist, and was waiting to come
home, when he was taken sick and
died.
By request of many, the play, "The
Dust of the Earth, will be given here
again this Friday evening in the town
hall.
AL Sprague and wife Of Lakewood
called on Mrs. E. E. Rice Sunday, the
latter being now on the gain and able
to walk out to the mail box Monday.
Kirk Cook and wife of Seville were
callers here Monday afternoon at her
sister, Mrs. Budd Sanford's.
The high school gave a box social
in town hall this Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ella Strong was at her sons
Sunday. She is staying in Berea with
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Bolles.
The funeral of Mrs. Elvira johnson
Codding was held here at the M. E.
church Wednesday afternoon. She
died in Medina where she was living
with sister. Her foster daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Waite, lives near the old
home place at Goodman's Corners.
Ed. Frank, who lives on west town
line, got against a buzz saw and cut
his leg quite badly below the knee.
Mack McKelvey and wife have NOV
ed to Medina and a Mr.. Hager and
family from Lafayette have moved in