The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18

Sevillians are rejoicing this week
that there is no strike on the South
western. Of course, walking is good,
but shoes are alfred high.
E. G. Cross and Frank Kinaman
started Saturday on two weeks fish
ing trip to Buckeye Lake. Oh! ye big
fish, go hide yourself, you will sure
be caught.
Little Misses Helen Taylor and
Nova and Jean Shoup entertained
Elizabeth Stokes at a picnic supper
at Chippewa Lake park on Wednes-
day afternoon, chaperoned by their
|. mothers, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Shoup.
Elizabeth is from Arkansas and start
ed for her home last week with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Bostwick. They went through in their
auto.
Mrs. Mary Jane Emerson, of Me-
dina, visited her sister, Mrs. Holtzhour
Friday. ,..
w. L. Hender and wife, of Akron,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Bodger,, Mr.. Hender's mother
Mrs. c. A. Pierce and children, oil
Pittman, spent the day with Mrs. E
G. Cross Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor spent part of last
week in Akron with her husband, wht
has position there.
After a vacation of week Pau
Wilder is on his job again in Rayne,
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Anderson spen
the week end in Newcor1ertown will
Mr.. Anderson's parents.
n The Presbyterian ice cream socia
III in Central park last Sturday evenin,
A brought big crowd to town and the,
s were well patronized. They sold ou
I early in the evening and could hav
sold again as much as they did, bu
s were unable to get more.
m Mayor Don l.. Crawford is attendin,
j the hay buyers convention at Detroit
3 Mich, this week. He went through t.
D Detroit in his auto. Hay buyers fron
j all over the U. S. A. are expected t.
& attend the convention.
y Jennie and Joe were in Medina las
" Wednesday. Oh, yes! Did you ask m
& if they got the necessary papers.
Y think not for it was rather late whe
u they got started.
q Miss Cora Houghton moved
II Cleveland to keep house for her brothe
Il Harry Houghton, and Mrs. Edith Jack
4 way and daughter Mona, moved i
(, the Amanda Wallick rooms and wi
g look after Mss Wallick and Mr.
ri Stokes.
I A. A. Carver, wife and three daugl
~ forc cravo+ tho xuoo1z o,,I =, Co1,,Y>o h.,
4 They were the guests of Superintent
D ent Riffey and wife while there an
& attended the Centenary celebratol
u They report having had fine trip.
N Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton ha,
N rented the Art Campbell rooms on tt
y bank Of Chippewa creek and will tai
" possession August 1, when they lea'
N the hotel.
Y Charles Miller and wife, of Fri
VI Pa, visited at the Ed. Steel home {
W Thursday of last week.
I'll Mrs. Orla Crush and two sor
~ Raymond and Donald, Of Burban
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. A
- Campbell on Friday and spent the a
. ternoon. Mrs. Crush is a sister-in-la
III of Mrs. Campbell.
y Mrs. P. G. Critz, of Wadswort
VI was a week end guest of her moth
" and father, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Ora
VI Miss Jessie Widman, of Medina, w
" the guest of Mrs. F. P. Widman
M Sunday and attended morning servi
VI at the Baptist church.
M Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Morgan al
sN daughter Luella, attended the b
" show in Akron Monday.
M Last week Mrs. r. w. Gardiner h;
ri tooth extracted. Infection set in al
M has caused serious case Of blo
SM noisorinp