The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-22
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

Saturday night. On Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Swagler with their
guests went to Bert Shumaker's to
spend the day.
The Lehman and Armstrong Farm
Agency report the sale of the farm
known as the Derhammer farm OF
1O6 acres, north and east Of Seville,
| formerly owned by Charles Taylor
10 G. w. Core, of Akron. Also the
! Livingsburger farm of 46 acres, north
! of town, to A. N. Beck, of Seville.
/. J. B. Nom, Floyd Lehman and
2 Postmaster Fred Taylor took their
wives out joy riding last Thusrday.
: They went D Summit Beach, Turkey
n foot Lake, Cottage Grove, Long Lake,
Short Lake and every other kind OF
: a lake, but they got back alright the
). same day.
Mrs, c. L. Nom and two daughters
n Ruth and Mary anG Mrs. Mary Kef-
ner, of Akron were Sunday guests Of
# Mr.S and Mrs. J. B. Nom, and tool
If them back to Akron in their Hudson
car on Monday. :.
e, Mayor Don l.. Crawford and wifi
n, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bostwick, Mrs
IN Edith Matteson and Mrs. Emma Bost
wick were among those who enjoye
re the concert at Chippewa Park las
Sunday. After the concert Mr.. an
in Mrs Ralph Bostwick and Mrs. Mat
as teson went to Akron for little Wis
with friends.
is Mrs. Glen Burkholder returne
A. from the K. and X. hospital {
Wooster on Tuesday, much bette
he than she was when she went away.
at A. A. Bostwick and wife and so
Jabez, and Miss Evangeline Bell, az
zee Mildred House motored to Elyria la
. Thursday. They made short Wis
of there and went to Lorain and had
ew picnic supper in the park. It was
Use pleasant days outing for the famil
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Swagler al
ter daughter Elouise, attended the Swa
lay ler reunion at M. D. Swagler's sou
iss of Wadsworth There were go prese
and Mrs. Swagler said they had sol
eek dinner, but left the Ouija board
in home so no tales were told.
ON Mrs. Joseph H. Stahl nee Mars
Gordon, formerly Seville girl,
, in visiting her mother, Mrs. Gordon
,ek a few days. Mrs. Stahl is stopping
no. Berea at present. Her husband spt
18 months with the marines in Fral
and and when he arrived in New York
,ere Nav and got his discharge M
ests Margie met him there and they w
married.
Miss Marie Crofoot spent Thurst
- in Wooster. Business called her the
y Mrs. Walter Hay received let
from Mrs. Frank Beach few d'
ago from Minneapolis, Minn., say
that they arrived home alright ;
that her aunt, Mrs. Emannual ST
the trip just fine, and seems to
better and stronger since they
home. She was able to take a Ii
auto ride next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hay retur
from their business trip to Chic
Tuesday morning. They spent
week end with friends.
1| There will be more fish stories
Seville in a few days. Joe has jol
party of Shreve and Wooster
lows and has gone to Long lake
ing.
Mrs. Mary Taylor and niece f
Cleveland are spending the week
Delaware with friends.
Miss Marie Crofoot attended
school reunion in Brunswick on
urday. She taught there sev
years ago.
iii Now here is fish story that cot
Robert Tubbs caught cat fish Sur
that weighed IL pounds and 2 ou
and Monday he caught another we
ing 4 pounds and 2 ounces at {
pewa lake. I hear you say that sol
fishy, but it is the truth.
Lloyd Phelps and wife were '
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H
Phelps.
Carl Rohrer, Elouise Swagler,
Rikard and Miss Celia Loehr. of
ron, motored to Cedar Point Satul
They had delightful trip.
III Harve Kern, of Lorain spent q
days with his mother Mrs. Dave
= last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Mcconnell
Canton, sister of Mrs. Will Ia