The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-08

ing at Chippewa park returned Mon !
day afternoon. They report having
had the time of their lives. The only
trouble was there weren't enough |
days in the last week. 1t passed all
too quickly.
Mrs. Alice Crawford and daughter
Mrs Cotner and children spent the
week end in Medina with L. J. Flick !
niger and family.
Miss Henrietta Stuff, of Cleveland,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Drushel and her brother, Harry Stuff.
Miss Isa Drushel and friend Miss
Kemp of Cleveland, the spending two
weeks vacation at Hotel Chippewa
Park.
Charlotte, Dorothy and Robert Zig
Ter spent Saturday with their grand
ma Drushel. Came over from Wads-
worth in the auto.
Lightning struck Floyd Lehman's
tenant house on Monday night doing
quite little damage and shaking up
things in general. Mrs. Ray Beach
and children and Mrs. Fred Overholt
are living in the house and were bad
ly frightened but not hurt.
William Barnes and daughter-in-
law, Grace Barnes, and son Paul, Of
Wooster, were Mrs. Fetzer and Mrs.
ImmePs guests Sunday.
l. H. Wheeler was business CALI
er in Pittsburg the first Of the week.
brand Mrs. Orr, of Medina, called
on Mr.. Orr's sister, Mrs. Fetzer on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Edith Matteson is having her
house wired for electric lights this
week. Corwin Minton is doing the
! work.
The weekend and Sunday guests of
Miss Elouise Swagler were Miss Celia
Lahr, of Akron; Don Rickard and
Carl Rohrer. Miss Elouise entertain
ed her guests at Chippewa Park on
Saturday evening, serving picnic
supper.
Elouise Swagler and Sunday school
class of boys held picnic supper at
the Swagler home on Monday even
ing in honor of Durbin Dix, a member
of the class who expects to move to
Akron soon, and also Of Robert Cot
ner, Of Dallas, Texas, who has been
spending two months with his grand
mother, Mrs. Alice Crawford and was
a member of the class while here.
Robert returned to his home on We'd
Npesday. A jolly bunch of boys they
L Were and they all had good appetites
FLOR supper.
Mrs. |. H. Wheeler and Mrs. Flor
ence Immel went to Cleveland We'd
nesday to buy stock for their milli-
merry store which will be opened soon
Now ladies, save your nickles for a
new hat and patronize our home store
It is rather inconvenient not to have
a hat store in town.
4 Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf of near Shar.
on, is spending this week with hel
daughter, Mrs. Rude Long. Mrs. An
ma Long is visiting with her sister
Mrs. Wolf at the Long home for ;
few days.
Miss Grace Lee, of Cleveland, il
spending her two weeks vaactiol
among friends.
(This item should have been in las
weeks issue, but the correspondent
received it too late.) Nine little girl
were pleasantly Entertained at the II
H. Kindig home on Center street o.
Saturday July 26, from 1 to S o'clocl
when Mrs. Kindig and daughter Vir
ginia gave a party in honor Of Mis-
: Dorothy Halliwell's 18th birthday,
chum Of Virginia. Music and game
were indulged in, Dorothy receiving ;
number of gifts from her little friends
and chums. Lunch was served b!
Mrs. Kindig assisted by Mrs. Halli
will, consisting of sandwiches, pickles
ice cream, cake, lemonade and candy
Last Sunday afternoon while Mr.
and Mrs. Swagler were out for al
auto ride and the young people were
away some one went into the house
and finding no one there, went to thu
cupboard and helped themselves tt
some pressed ham and some very fine
cake. Well, yes, some one knew al
about that cupboard and one of Mrs
Swagler's brothers is very fond o1
that particular kind Of cake and meat
1t was all right, Harry, do it agar
if you want to.
The E. j. Bell farm of 100 acres
south of town, has been sold tt
Michael Richards, Of Sterling. Mr.
Richards is to be congratulated on be.
coming the owner Of one of the best
farms in Medina county. The sale
was made through the Lehman &
Armstrong Agency last week.
Mrs. Bell Polling and daughter, o1
Wadsworth, Mrs. Mary PARCEL ant
daughter Geraldine of Barberton, Mr.
and Mrs. Jason and daughter, of LIE
roy, spent Monday at R. D. Longs
They were on their way to Niagara
Falls in their auto. .',
Mabel Flickinger, of Medina, callet
on friends in Seville Friday evening
Ed Halburt moved to Gallon Mon
, day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Halliwell ant
: daughter Dorothy spent the week en(
in Akron with their daughters, Mrs
7 Hale and Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Emma Bostwick was in Me
dina Monday on business.
) Levy Geiger went to Cleveland OF
Sunday to attend the funeral of hi
brother-in-law Samuel Kulp.
Merle Geiger and Howard Boye
!. took boat ride Sunday from Cleve
land to Port Stanley, Canada.
Mrs. Ed. Crawford, of Florida