The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-04-11
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

the day with Mrs. r. N. Brintnall.
Mrs. Hannah is sister Of Mrs. Brint-
nall.
Mrs. Bert Cook visited her friend,
Mrs. Holmes in Wooster, one day last
week. Mrs. Holmes is recovering
from an operation, which she under
went at the City hospital, Wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hosmer were
Cleveland visitors last Thursday and
had the pleasure of seeing the parade
of the 134th and 135th field artillery.
Mrs. Mary Matteson went to
Youngstown on Thursday. She ex-
pets to spend month there with her
son, Charles Matteson.
John Harold Murray spent his va
catino with his aunt, Mrs. w. S.
Showacre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swinehart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Frazier motored to Canton
last Sunday to see the parade of the
137th. Mrs. Frazier's brother and a
cousin Of Mr.. Swinehart were in this
unit.
. Mrs. c. E. Swagler visited her sis
. ter, Mrs. Shumaker, on Thursday.
, That little nephew, seven weeks old,
. is quite drawing card towards the
Shumaker farm. Mrs. Swagler says
he can say aunt Eva quite plain.
!, Miss Bernice Premer, who has been
e keeping house for Mrs. Spice on
S Pleasant street, returned to her home
= in Wooster for few weeks.
= Hod Kindig is the new man working
S in the Oasis restaurant and is on the
job this week.
!. John Walker and James Nye lost
d a very valuable horse last week
Thursday.
r Mrs. Henry Baughman, who has
n been visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy
il Zigler for few weeks, returned tt
d her home in Wadsworth on Friday
e and had the pleasure Of seeing hel
/. husband who is in the 146th Infantry
e and who was in Wadsworth for {
r little while on his way to Camp tt
d be discharged.
n Charles Hosmer has started th'
a work by giving his barber shop new
o coat of paint. Who will be next?
IS Lots Of sick folks in Seville thi'
r week.
s Mr.. VIM. Vanderhoof is quite sicl
h with a hard cold or lagrippe.
a Mrs. L. Test is on the sick list
e Mr.. Grover Pease and little bab.
e are having an attack of flu, and ar
l. quite sick especially the little baby
l. Will. we ever get rid Of that pesk,
flu?
n L. D. Kitner is down with har
e case Of measles. 1t was rumored tina
n he had a second attack of pneumoni
IS for this winter, but this was falls
D. report. He is improving and will b
around in a short time.
N The Will Eby family are sick wit
J. the flu.
i Bassett Rayne is able to be in hi
- - place of business after having sieg
n Of bronchitis.
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Romich of Cleve
d land accompanied the body Of Mis-
d Mott Mclaughlin here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall wer
Wooster visitors on Saturday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Tillotson o
| Brunswick attended the burial of Mis-
| Mott Mclaughlin on Saturday after
noon.
| The Fred Eshler farm, north o
town of 80 acres, recently sold to Lev
Farmer Of Burbank, has been resol
through the Lehman agency to Henr,
Bauman of Wayne county.
Il John Minton and Geo. Taylor wer
business callers in Akron Thursday.
The trustees of the cemetery re
ceived car load of Stag last weel
and are having it hauled for the drive
ways in the cemetery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Simon and son
Raymond, motored to Weymouth t.
visit Mr.. Simon's father and mother
on Sunday afternoon.
Il Mrs. M. Tope, mother of Sail,
Tope is keeping house for Gale. The,
have moved into part of Mrs. Eman
uars house.
Geo. Elford was a Sunday visito
at Fred Taylor's and with othe
friends.
l. Bert Cotton spent Sunday with hi
parents, MI. and Mrs. VIM. Cottor
Bert has a position in Lodi and i
living there.
Little Miss Audrie Wright believe
in going over the top (alright.) U
Monday afternoon while playing 0
the Chippewa bridge on West Mai
street she undertook to walk the to
Il rail of the bridge and lost her balance
falling into the creek. She was nc
hurt seriously but was badly fright
ened Guy Zigler took her to he
home in his auto.
Mrs. Max Schwindeman went
Akron on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Reich of Lodi and Mr.
Addie Bowers Of Friendsville attent
ed lodge on Monday evening.
Jay Mcdowell of Cleveland spent
few hours with his father on Monda
afternoon.
The school board met on Monda
evening. The usual order of bushes
wass transacted.
The program given by the differer
q grades in school last Friday aftel
noon was enjoyed by great man
visitors.
One of the pleasant social affairs {
the week was Y. M. G. A. surpris
party on Harold Phelps. Viii
Harold was getting ready to surpris
one of the other boys the bunch
about 20 and their lady frient
marched up to his home. Yes, Harol
was surprised, but he was game an
in his genial way as host of the evel
ing, made it pleasant for everyor
there. Rev Woolworth is leader