The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-10

Missouri and they will have show
me what for.
J. B. Nom, mail clerk, is taking
his vacation. Last week he took lit
tie trip to Tennessee and spent a few
days with L. l.. Welday. This week
he and his wife are visiting in Akron
with Mr.. Monn's brother and sister.
E. ]. Bell, county deputy of the K.
of P. lodge, with IA other members,
went to Spencer on Monday night
to make arrangements for the county
K. of P. convention which will be held
in Seville Nov. 28th.
The beautiful farm home of Paul
Whitmore, northeast of town formerly
owned by Eli Kulp, has been sold to
G. A. Livensperger on the Medina
Pike. The sale was made by the
Lehman and Armstrong agency.
Four young widows took dinner at
the Oasis. restaurant last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Frazier spent last Sat-
urday in Wadsworth with her sister,
Mrs. Hattie Clapper, who is on the
sick list. An abscess formed in her
side and on Thursday night it broke
causing her much pain and distress.
She is improving slowly.
A. M. Beach and w. H. Townsend
were in Waynesburg on business last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Frazier mo-
tored to Gerard, Pa, on Tuesday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Tannehill
and family before going south fol
the winter.
Captain Wheeler and Mrs. Florence
Immel motored to Cleveland last Fri.
day. They said they were on bust.
ness. suppose they were.
F. H.Wheeler is on business triI
to Akron, Talmadge and Mogadors
this week.
Mrs. Bassett Rayne and little daugh
ter, Martha Mary, spent Tuesda.
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Grafton.
Mrs. Homer Freed and baby, o:
Akron, are spending a few days will
her mother, Mrs. Emerson.
] Mayor Don L. Crawford and wifi
attended the Wayne county fair o,
Wednesday.
Allen Taylor and wife, of Akron
were week end guests of their par
ents, the Taylor's and Cooks.
The latest industry to start in Sc
vile is a candy kitchen. If that fel
low hasn't any more sugar than tn
rest of us, it will be a short live,
industry.
The Seville Milling Co. is running
night and day.
The Union Chain Mfg. Co., is EN-
ploying quite bunch of men these
days.
The Oasis restaurant will be closet
all day next Sunday for day o.
much needed rest.
| David Whitaker and wife, of Wau
seon, were Sunday guests at the F
H. Wheeler home. Mrs. Whitaker il
sister of Mr.. Wheeler.
Mrs. Aldica Lee returned from
Cleveland the first of the week. Sh'
has been visiting her son, Ernest ant
wife for few weeks.
Subscribe for the Sentinel.
The boys were a little late il
belling Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas
They went to the Williams home OF
Saturday evening and got a goo
start when they got rather a wet re
ception.
Mr.. Stratton, teacher in the 9TH an
9th grades, attended the Wayne coun
ty fair.
Mrs. Will Murray and sons, Pau
and Carl and wife, and Mrs. Arthu
Campbell went TO Brunswick chest
nuting Tuesday morning. Mrs. Mul
rays sister, Mrs. Tillotson and hus
band have a large farm in or nea
Brunswick and have chestnut grow
and chestnut picking is good thi
year.
Thirty-fve members of the Moos
lodge of Creston surprised Bert Shl
maker Monday morning by arrivin
in bunch to cut his corn. The
went in a twelve-acre field and b
the noon hour had it all finishe
= Bert got hurt while helping neigl
\ Dor thresh and can only get arour
on crutches and the help was certain
ly appreciated. Talk of helping OF
another. You get it In the Moos
lodge alright.
Able A. Bostwick and son Lloy
were in Medina Wednesday, Oct. Is
where they took the first degree
the Chapter which lis Mark MAST
degree in the Mason lodge and the
expect to take the last degree (Roy
Arch) the 18th Of Oct, which will
the night before they start for tt
south.
Mrs. Ross Garn was called to h
brothers home, Mr.. Sarst, last WEI
on account of the serious illness of h
wife, and on Thursday after beil
operated on for tumor, died at t
1 Wooster hospital.
Miss Marie Crofoot and friend, N
Howe, of Akron, Miss Mary Dix a