The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14

Mr.. J. O. Carpenter, our local real
estate agent, was overheard to re,
mark, when viewing the agricultural
display, "This is some show. l wish
l could have several of our western
buyers who think Medina county does
not produce the best farm products,
see this display. I am sure they
would change their mind about our
farm land"
VIM. Messener and Ray Brouse We're
the boys who won the prizes for the
best corn display, and it was some
display, as there were others who had
corn at the show.
Homer Carpenter took the prize for
the heaviest potatoes. His display OF
five of the tubers weighed 10 pounds,
strong. One of them would make a
good square meal for any hungry
. man.
Ivory Miller received the prize for
the best squash and Mildred Awker-
. man took first on sweet potatoes.
Mr.. Norris Walters has been in
Cleveland, on the jury. We are glad
to know that we are not the one to be
' tried.
Mrs. Burr Ream has been suffering
= from a very painful swelling in her
: foot, but is much improved at this
h time. We are glad to have hel
n daughter, Mrs. lea Miller in town TO,
y a few weeks. v@. -.
5. Did you notice how rapidly our new
- bank is getting along. The building
is nearly ready for the roof. Tha
comes of having good workmen.
Miss Dora Summers Of Lodi, was
,t weekend guest of Miss Mabel Nor
rell, at the bungalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Miller AM
small daughter of Cleveland, were il
town for few days, visiting thel
parents.
Miss Lucy Walters, who teaches a
Wakeman, spent the weekend
Spencer.
And did you notice how nice an
straight our walks are getting to b'
Everyone is trying to make our tow
and up-to-date burg, and believe m
we are on the map to stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Howe and fan
ily were Sunday dinner guests at tt
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Howe.
Mr.. Arthur Burbage of West Sale
visited his brother and wife, MI. az
Mrs, John Burbage Of S. Main stree
The many friends Of Mr.. and MI
Hart Stuart were indeed sorry
learn of the death of Mr.. Stuart A
tho he had been ill for some time al
not able to get about town for
wear or so, yet the old familiar plac
will miss him.
Mr.. Stuart was born in Manlir
N. Y. and was brot to this state VIII
he was eight years old and has liv
therein ever since. He was 76 yea
old the 26th day of last January.
was the youngest of family OF
, children; and only one brother, E.
Stuart of Ashtabula county, who
80 years old, is left Of this lar
family. The family consisted
seven brothers and three sisters.
4 parents were Hiram Y. Stuart a
: Anna Marie Vincent. Mr.. Stuart
III listed in the Union army in Augu
II 1862. and was but 19 years old
III the time. He served thru the ent
II war and was honorably dischart
il from the 23d o. V. I. at the close
q the conflict. He leaves to mourn
D great loss, wife, who was untir
in her care of him during his K
illness; two sons, Cort and Clayt
vu who will miss a kind and loving ia
NJ er, altho they are grown men;
and Mrs. Doc Myers, brother OF N
~ Stuart, Of Sullivan; VIM. Myers
an wife of Congress: Thos. Myers
is son Merton of Penfeld We're sym
as thetic mourners with their sister.
ee Stuart was buried in the Spencerc
., lot etery, Nov. II. Many beautiful II
" ers helped to pay tribute to the p
ing of a MAN.
DR.. Young's little son has mea
Mrs. Benfer and daughter Of Ell!
are visiting at the home of the