The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-07

permission of the owners. A great
many of our beautiful shade trees have
been spoiled in this way.
The L. G. A. supper was good. The
financial report was great. Did you
vote dry? If you did, you will have
pleasant dreams tonight.
The L. G. A. ladies had some So
licitors out alright. They were great
hustlers. They solicited over $4,000
for the association besides all the food
stuff. Thanks. girls.
Attend the chicken supper at the
Methodist church next Wednesday,
Nov. IL.
We want your newsof interest for
the Sentinel. Phone number 122.
Methodist Episcopal church, Sun
day, Nov. 9-Morning services at 10
a. M, sermon by the pastor, Rev. r.
w. Gardiner; Sunday school at II a.
M; evening worship at 1880 p. m.;
Epworth League service at $50, lead
er Prof. I. D. Riffey, topic "The Orig
inal Win-My-Chu Campaign" Pray
er meeting Thursday evening at $50
p. m. GU are invited to these services.
Baptist church, Sunday, Nov. 9Th
Morning worship at 10 a. M, Sunday
school following. Evening services at
1880 p. m. Both sermons by the pas
tor Rev. A. r. Woodwork.
While you are subscribing for the
Sentinel for yourself get one for your
friend who has left Seville for Xmas
present. They will appreciate it.
Presbyterian church, Sunday, Nov. 8
Services of worship at 10 a. m. and
u p. m. The pastor will preach at
both services. Sabbath school at
lilo. Christian Endeavor at 6 p. M.
topic "How to Avoid Failure" Josh
1:I-8. All welcome to all services.
Rev. G. H. l.. Beeman preached
Sunday in the East Side Presby
terian church at Ashtabula.
Rev. Carl H. Elliott, of Wooster, ad
dressed the prayer meeting of thu
Presbyterian church here last Thurs
day night.
| We are most happy to welcome
home again Miss Harriet Newell
Noyes, who arrived last Saturday. l
is five years since her last visit here
She has done great work in China
Many of US have been reading her re
cent book, "A Light in the Land o
Sinim," the story Of True Light Semi
nary at Canton.
Following is letter received b
Theron Taylor from an 80-year-youn
,, former Seville boy:
! Cody, Wyo., Oct. 9, 1919.
Bro. Theron,
II Seville, Ohio,
, My Dear Sir ..
We have just finished our vegetabl
r and fruit sales and had a very SUI
: cessful financial year. This has bee
' a big tourist season. Cody is tn
south and west entrance into cyclic
r Stone Park, so miles from the Par
line.
VI The city of Cody threw open tt
n school grounds for tourists to cam
:. in going in and out of Park. We sol
: "a good amount of vegetables and frui
e to them. As high as 100 autos wei
|. camped in school grounds in one da
e Next year promises a greater tou
S ist season. l saw autos from ever
e state in the union. Far off Marylan
). Georgia, California, etc. Last mig
l. we had about 2 inches of snow.
/ fell down to six above. The trees h;
/ not as yet shed their leaves.
o. I am as young, hale and hearty
IS I was so years ago. Only have slig
: rheumatism occasionally and SEN
1t occasionally. l will try another ye
s at labor then we will have secur
enough Of the filthy lucre to brid,
a over the few short years between
o and the "happy hunting ground"
n will be 80 years old next Marc
a Whew, that sounds old. l may ele
'e to visit the tramping ground Of n
IS youth, that means Seville, before
!; shoke off this mortal soil. But it
u mighty uncertain, however.
y This country is full Of curiositie
= Everything you can think of. I
J monotony here, mountains on all side
;s I; canyons, water falls, valleys, wi
% game. Yesterday l saw a big silv
tip bear brought in from the mou
Il tains. 1t took 7 bullets to end his lii
=. We are now in the midst of huntil
s. season. One elk and two deers are ;
., lotted to each hunter during seasc
Many people get their meat for wi
N ter during the hunting season. "
~ - low Stone Park is full of wild anima
70 elk, deer and three or four kinds
in bears. The tourist returning fro
M nMt the park tell how tame the bears a
at at They come around their camp a
Nv Nv steal ham and bacon and eatabl
~ ~ Some have been hurt by the bea
n Some Of their autos showed
y effects by being torn by bears scare
" ing for meats. l have not as yet be
~ to Park as our season for maxi
ad money lies in the warm months.
-, access to the Park after Nov. uI
ct June.
M IL. Well, Theron, what is the news
- - Seville? / have not heard W.
NV ~ from j. T. Graves or Thurm Gra'
%, but I have written several times.
Mt commenced to think he was de
= How is it? When you wrote last J
- said there were only two of my {
p living-Levit Hossmer and Bill VI
derhoof, but did not mention Thur
name so have ben thinking he |