The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-04
TEIE SEVILLE JOURNAL


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The stork left new baby boy at 7
the Yocum home last week. Mother /
and baby are doing well. Congratula-
tons.
Andrew Taylor has landed in the
U. S. A. and is at Camp Jackson.
His parents are expecting him home !
any day and are rejoicing over it.
Geo. Morton took his annual trip to
Boffalo last week, visiting friends. He
returned Sunday.
Miss. Addie Hamilton of Creston is
assisting Mrs. Rayne in her work this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grafton and
daughter, Mrs. Rayne, visited friends
in Cleveland on Sunday.
Paul Wilder's vacation starts July
4th for one week and he gods to Co.
lumbus to attend the big Methodist
centenary exhibition for a few days.
Mrs. Neihoof returned Thursday
from two weeks visit with her
grandson and daughter Glenn Baish
and wife of Mansfield.
| Miss Sophia Schwindeman of
Charleston, W. Va, is spending the
week with her brother, Max Schwinde-
man and wife. They took a trip to
Cleveland last Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Fetzer and daughter,
Florence, attended the Barnes reunion
Saturday at Canaan.
Will Brumbaugh is having a case Of
6 blood poisoning on his hand, caused
3 by a spider-bite while fishing in Michi-
: gan.
Mrs. Elmer Overdorf met with a
t serious accident Sunday morning.
While getting out of their auto to
!, go into the church her dress caught
! on the foot brake of the machine,
throwing her onto the curbing and
$ breaking her hip. She was taken to
!, her mother, Mrs. Dundas' home where
:. she will be cared for.
Miss Lenoir Sullinger returned from
Youngstown last week, where she has
s been staying with her sister for few
Y months.
d :; Miss Lucille Goldman, who has been
attending business college at Woos-
i ter, completed the course last week anC
t. has accepted position with the Sc
II vile Elevator Co.
e The Misses Lucille and Mildred Cool
3. man are spending a few weeks with
= friends in Mansfield, 0.
Cards have been received from
II Jake Mold from overseas that he ha!
9 g. landed in the U. S. A. and is nov
!. in Camp Merritt, N. ].
Little Miss Helen Taylor spent tn
weekend at Chippewa Lake park witt
- her brother, Allen and wife.
- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and MI
III and Mrs. J. B. Nom motored to Ak
ron on Saturday evening and calle
81 on Mr. Monn's brother, Will Nom.
es Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brotts had a
e. guests last Sunday Miss Anna Jennie
=; Is Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Weaver and tw
~ ~ daughters, Nora and Zelda, of Orr
W vile; Mrs. M. Trotter and Mrs. Clyd
w fBrotts of Lakewood, O.
u. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and M
~ and Mrs. J. B. Nom motored to Brun'
wick on Saturday to the Crawfo1
IS reunion held at the Jones home.
is Mrs. Carl Ulrich of Cleveland an
sr. little baby were weekend guests (
n, her aunt Martha Hawley.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Swagler spel
their 23rd wedding anniversary wit
We Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shumaker last SUI
ed day
M The village council have had raj
ing placed along the bank of Hubbal
creek in Central park.
n West Main and Pleasant street res
dents are oiling the street to keep til
dust down.
Tom Cotner of Dallas, Texas, joine
his wife here for few weeks visi
Mr.. Cotner has been in New York fc
few weeks buying shoes for the fir
he is manager of in Dalles, Texa
Mrs. Corine Eals, dix of Clev'
land was a weekend guest of he
brother H. G. Dix and family.
Mr.. Sam Fasic of Akron called 0
her daughter Mrs. Fred Overholt las
Sunday.
On June 26 an auto load of peopl
stopped in front of the Brotts stor
They had come from Montana startin
June 1st and were on the way rs day
They were very tired and anxious
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journey.
Ned Mcdowell arrived in Seville tE
first of the week from Chicago an
will spend month or six weeks wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M
Dowell.
Cherries are ripe. Oh, where ca
we get some.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Doyle have r.
turned from their 10 days trip to Ne
York. They attended the Alumni {
Mr.. Doyle's class in Ithaca, viii
there.
T. A. Tubbs of Conneaut and sist'
Mrs. Fish of Girard, Pa, are CUES
at the Schwindeman home.
O. X. Lehman of Homerville was
business caller in Seville Monday.
Rev. r. W. Gardiner and wife a
attending the big Methodist cente
ary exhibition on the state ia
grounds at Columbus this week.
Bert Shumaker met with quite
- accident on Monday while hauling ha
He had his load on and started for t.
barn when it upset and threw nj
onto the ground. No bones brok'
but he was pretty well scratched u
nm . :II~r.o oo,,po;l will meet ne