The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-03-28

me, where MI. Hale has @ position. t
Mrs. M. A. Anderson and Mrs. John Il
Walker took in the dollar sale in |;
Wooster last week. t
Quite q number of Seville young I
eople attended the dance at Ye Tav- t
rn, Leroy, on Friday evening, and L
eport a tip-top good time. a
Mrs. c. r. Brotts Of Lakewood, re- v
u1med to her home on Sunday morn I
ng, after spending a week with her $
mother, Mrs. l. H. Brotts, who re- Y
urned from Wooster hospital, where
;he underwent an operation. Mrs.
:. H. Brotts is getting along fine and
will soon be out hunting dandelions.
Miss Elouise Swagler and Miss
Carolyne Daniels motored to Akron
on Thursday.
Miss Bertha Bartel, superintendent
of nurses at the Wooster hospital,
took supper with Mrs. I. H. Brotts on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Ober of Creston was a Seville
shopper on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Miller of Ak
ron spent Sunday with Mayor Don
Crawford and wife. Mr.. Miller was
formerly superintendent of Seville
schools.
Mrs. Leroy Foster and mother, Mrs.
Conley, who have been spending the
winter in Cleveland, arrived home on
Thursday evening. Mrs. Conley had
the misfortune of falling down an
elevator shaft soon after they were
Iooo+oJ ;p Clo1,o1op1 op1 1voc co1,io,,c
ly hurt, having to be brought home on
a cot. She is improving slowly and
thinks the Seville air will soon make
her we'll.
Mrs. Emma Bostwick spent Friday
in Leroy with her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Day, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary.
George Pierce of Dayton was shak-
ing hands with and smiling on his old
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Fairchild are
on the sick list with grippe.
Mrs. Frank Harry is seriously ill at
her home and not expected to recover
The guests at the Seville high
school last Friday afternoon were
Miss Evangeline Bell and Miss Min
ME Anderson of Wadsworth. They
enjoyed a good program given by the
Nonpareil Literary society OF the
school.
Charles Rennecker, employed in the
Fred Bauer garage, while returning
from his regular evening trip tc
Wadsworth, collided with another
machine on Saturday evening and hac
quite a smashup. Both machines
were badly damaged and Mr.. Rem
necker's had to be towed in. For
tunately no one was hurt.
Mrs. V. D. Winkler of Akron ha
been visiting her parents, Rev. ant
Mrs, R. w. Gardiner, the past tw'
weeks.
Geo. Miller started for Bishop, Cal
last Saturday, where he expects to g
into the grocery business with hi
brother-in-law, Dell Lutz.
Mrs. Flora Miller will hold publ
sale of her household goods on Eas
Main street on Saturday Afternoon
March 29th. Mrs. Miller expects t
Join her husband in California afte
} school closes, where they expect
= make their future home.
n Carl Henry moved from Leroy int
\ P. G. Critz's house this week. Lot
I of moving this spring. Well, s.
A vile is a fine place to live in.
Mrs. Clifford Squires and lit
daughter, Audrie, are on the sick Iii
this week.
h Mr.. Will Heniter of Akron visite
I his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
\ Bodges.
h Miss Thresa Frazier and Miss Pc
ter, teachers in Rittman school, we
4 weekend guests of Miss Thresa's pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frazier.
Harry Hosmer is expected hon
from overseas soon. Harry w;
among the first of the Seville bo.
to enlist and will have many thrillir
stories to tell.
1 Mr.. Jim Turner, a former reside
of Seville, now located at st. Pal
Mimi, called on several Of his
friends Saturday. He was called
Oberlin to see his sister, Mrs. CHAP
who is seriously i'll.
\ H. G. Dix, travelling salesman {
the Goodyear Rubber Co., Of Akrc
returned home Friday from his eas
ern trip. Mr.. Dix has been gone f
three months.
al 0. W. Rechsteiner is in Bat
Creek, Mich, taking treatment t
rheumatism.
Levi Snyder is able to be abe
h again.
n Mrs. Matte Showacre, who was
iously hurt by young colt about
days ago, is improving slowly, W
Mrs. Roy Brintnalle as nurse. M
Grant High, sister of Mrs. Showac
is aslo staying at the Showacre hol
to assist.
Miss Jennie Heatherington a
Mrs. G. O. Morton went to Clevela
on business Monday.
D DR.. Alexander OF Rittman was
Seville on Monday.
Mrs. Smith Egbert is on the S
list.
Charles Taylor and wife spent s.
day in Cleveland, visiting Mrs. Il
lor's sister, Mrs. Reynolds.
John Newman of Lorain was
Seville looking after his farm
Monday. ;,
Charles Walker and wife and N
y. A. Wilder went to Lorain on Tu
day.
I Mrs. Henry Baughman Of Wa
worth is spending the week with
sister, Mrs. Guy Zigler.
4 Art Campbell and wife bought
Lucy Dawson property on w. M
street and are repairing it.
The stockholders Of the Seville !
vatnr Co. held a meeting in the tl