The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-11
Did Seville have a sane Fourth?


Did Seville have a sane Fourth? I'll
say so. Everybody went to Wads-
worth to the big celebration. Of
course walking was good but it was
pretty hot.
A. A. Bostwick has torn down his
house on East Main street, known as
the Joseph Miller place, and is build
ing bungalow. He expects to move
to town as soon as it is finished.
Donald Lowrie left Christiana, Swe-
den, Saturday, July 9th, and expects
to arrive home about July 20. He sent
a cablegram to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lowrie just as he was leav-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dali and daughter, Doris, of Rittman
are on two weeks trip in Johnstown,
Pa. They went by auto.
The Harper girls of Elyria were
week end guests of their grand-par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McCabe.
There were all sorts of queer guests
in Seville for the Fourth Of July. The
night before the Fourth big skunk
with five little baby skunks came
marching through West Park. Some
Of the residenters up that way
thought they would have some pets
and caught the little fellows and shut
them up, but-whew-the old lady
made it so interesting that they had
to let them out. Yes, they were glad
to let them 60 and leaving her card
the old lady took her little ones and
went on her way rejoicing. The folks
are still airing their clothes.
Mrs. George Penny, Of Monroe,
Mich, is spending the week in Seville
and looking after her mothers prop
erty. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Walker and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Britain, of Steubenville, came
through in their autos on Thursday
and were the guests of Mrs. Leroy
= Foster and her mother, Mrs. Connley
spending the Fourth and week end.
Frank Wideman and son Floyd, are
on six weeks trip in Michigan.
Mrs. Olive Rounds and friend, Mr.
John Malone, took in the ball game ir
Cleveland the Fourth.
Ward Kindey, of Toledo, who has
been at Key West, Fla, in the regual1
army, was a Seville visitor for the
Fourth and the week end. Ward was
>, Seville lad and school boy. He go
the glad hand from his friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bodger spen
the Fouth in Cleveland with Mr.. Bod
} gers sister and husband. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Dick Slime.
Jake Mold returned from oversea
and arrived in Seville Sunday morn
, ing in time to attend services at tn
Baptist church, where he is a membe
of the Brotherhood class. He was a lit
} tie late and after the usher seated hir
and he was recognized services stop
ped and they applauded Jake.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Of Cleve
. land, were entertained at the job
Walker home for the week end and al
> tended services at the Baptist churcl
!. Flabal Dyer and wife, Of Huron, O
: are visiting Mr.. Dyer's sister, Mr.
= Jake Beck and family.
Raymond Lowrie employed in Clev,
:, land, spent the Fourth and week en-
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. job
4 Lowrie.
Mr.. Cunningham, the root medicir
s man, was shaking hands with his 81
\ vile friends on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker an
s son Kenneth, of Avon, attended tn
morning services at the Baptist churc
last Sabbath.
s Miss Grace Lee, of Cleveland,
y visiting relatives for a few weeks.
s Rev. Woodworth is building co
tage on the Upper grounds allotmer
at Chippewa Lake park.
Si Remember the ice cream social j
Central park on Saturday evening
July IL.
& Mr. Kuttruff, of Gilmore, ILL.,, wa
a guest at the Paul Elliott home fo
q the week end.
Z Mrs. f. p Wideman entertained &
six o'clock dinner at Ye Tavern, Ii
\ Roy on Thursday evening in honor {
\ her granddaughter, Mrs. Floyd Wide
man. The honored guests were Mr.
8 Don L. Crawford, Mrs. Ralph I. Bos
4 wick, Mrs, Max Taylor, Mrs. Lloy
Bostwick. Miss Helen Bowles and Mis
s Helen Ball.
4 Miss Flora Welday, living on Il
d Wadsworth road, had quite a job Q
s her hands the fourth Of July countin
j the automobiles passing her hom
j She counted 750 from IL to IL o'cloc
Z It kept her busy alright. I don't b
lieve Verd had much to eat that da
U Ralph Bostwick and his mothe
& Mrs. Emma Bostwick and Elizabet
Stokes were Wooster callers on Mo-
X day afternoon. They went in Ralph
Stutz machine.
4 J. F. Hall, of Cincinnati, was
e week end guest at the E. J. b
n home. He is Miss Helen's frien
Il Wedding bells will ring July 18th.
& Sunday dinner and supper guests
n the C. E. Swagler home on Pleasa
4 street were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert job
IS son and son John; Mr.. and Mrs. Dou
0l las Bontall and daughter, Doris,
All Clevaland. Mr. and Mrs Harry Joh