The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-12

baugh on Monday. Her mother, Mrs.
Caughey, who has been visiting here
for some time, joined her and they
went to Akron to visit Mrs. Katherine
Saal and daughter, Elizabeth for few
days and will then return to their
home.
Mrs. Herbert Ross, of Michigan, and
Mrs; John Ross, Of Akron, spent the
week end with their cousin, Mrs. VIM.
Myers and family.
Mrs. Frank Rentz, of Medina. and
mother, Mrs. Goehnor, of Akron, were
visitors at the Swagler home over the
week end.
Wedding bells in Seville last week.
Yes, they jingled on two different oc-
caslons and there will be another one
this week.. The wedding craze seems
to be all in one part of the town. T
guess 1t must be like the flu, con-
tagious.
Miss Bessie Baish, of Leroy, and
Mr.. Charles Summers, train dis
patcher at the B. & O. target, were
married some where on last Thursday
and are taking trip somewhere and
we expect them back sometime, but
we don't know blamed thing about
1t. The happy couple stole a march
ON us Sevillians, but we will get them
when they get back.
| Mrs. Flick, of Creston, spent a day
with her invalid friend, Mrs. Allen
McCabe last week.
| Albert Grafton has accepted a DO.
sitlon with the Union Chain and Man
ufacturing Co., and started to worl
Monday morning.
This is the last week of the Ravn,
Grocery Store. 1t goes out of exis
tence on Saturday evening and tn,
new manager Mr.. Smith, of Barber
ton, will take possession on Monday
morning.
Bassett Rayne has bought a hom
IN Wadsworth and will move Their
about the first of October or as 500,
as he gets his business straightene,
up. He expects to go into bushes
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Rayne an
little Mary Martha were entertaine
at Sunday dinner at Harold Flick
mger's on the Flickinger farm nea
!; Chippewa Lake.
= J. D. Randall spent the week en-
= = with his wife and his sister-in-lav
Mrs. M. V. Bates and on Tuesday Nj
and Mrs. Randall returned to thei
home in Cincinnati. Mrs. Randall
: a sister Of Mrs. Bates and has bee
: visiting her for some time.
y Mrs. W. S. Showacre, Mrs. job
u Decker, Mrs. Henry Rock and Mr.
!; Lydia Frazier attended the Wooste
u District Missionary Convention ;
y Creston last Thursday. Mrs. Shov
" y. acre and Mrs. Decker were delegat,
y and report one of the most interestir
= = meetings of the kind ever attended.
'e Miss Florence Drushel spent Satu
a day evening with her mother, MI
: Emma Drushel.
~ Capt. Don A. Wheeler and brothe
e Vernon, returned from Painesville
~ Friday evening, where they had be,
"a spending the week.
y Mrs. G. E. Swagler and daught
3. s Elouise were Wooster callers Tuesda
n Mrs. Mensching, of Hermanvil
y y spent Monday night with her sist,
q Mrs. Fetzer.
=. The Wheeler family Sundayed
y the home of AL Koppes.
u Now here are two widow ladi
y. Mrs. Lydia Frazier and Mrs. Lori
10 Zigler and we rather think we h
Or better watch them. Why they we
H ie to Cleveland last Friday, now that
:e getting rather sporty.
~ Mrs. Florence Immel was in Woo
~ ter on Tuesday evening on busine
=. in the interest of the Wheeler m
as as linery store, where she is trimmer.
M ne Helen Taylor spent Wednesday
Lu n Chippewa park with her brother L
IHe H man, who is working in the groce.
~ ~ Little Helen said she helped Lynn
% wait on the customers.
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