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

birthday. Word was cast abroad to
her many friends. They began calling
early in the evening and kept it up
all day and evening. There We're near
ly a hundred called, bringing gifts of
flowers, fruits, jellies, boxes of pow
der, cakes, books, handkerchiefs,
pretty brooch, money and one young
man, a favorite of Mrs. McCabe's,
brought her 68 pennies, one for every
year, put up like a box of candy,
besides 36 letters and post cards with
kind messages that came through the
postoffice. Mrs Glassgo, of Wooster,
an old friend Of Mrs. McCabe, was an
out OF town caller in the afternoon.
She was not aware of the shower,
but brought nice basket of fruit.
Mrs. McCabe is an invalid and has
not been able to walk for eight years.
She is crippled by rheumatism.
She appreciates the kindness shown
her and wishes to thank her many
friends for the kind thoughts and
gifts and the pleasure it gave her.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. johnson, of
Cleveland, with five other friends
they picked up along the line, were
Sunday guests Of Mrs. Egbert and
); sister, Miss Ruth Jordan.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Hoyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. OBrien and daughter, of Cleve-
land, came with their well-filled bas-
kets OF good eats on Sunday morning
and spent the day with Mrs. Hoyer's
! brother, A. G. Williams, living in the
! Boise house. (That's the way to go
visiting these hot days, take your eats
with you)
. Charles Beck and wife, of Cleve-
! land, visited his father and mother,
] Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Beck over Sun
! day.
/ Mrs. Dave Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mapledorn and Frank Derhammer at
: tended the big show in Akron Mon
day.
, Mrs. Emanuel is on the sick list and
! under the care of a physician this
, week. Her niece, Mrs. Wolf, of Ak
ron, is taking care of her.
t The regular meeting of the l.. O.
E T. M. ladies will be held on Thursday
I afternoon. Three candidates will be
q given the short form of initiation
After the meeting a birthday social
o will be held at the Swalger home
r All ladies who have birthdays ir
: April, May and June will serve.
n Miss Theresa Frazier's Sunday
/ school class picniced in Warren Cool
j. mans woods last Friday afternoon
Jay Nom took the crowd out in hi
+ auto. The following little girls at
J. tended Arlene Eby, Helen Taylor
l. Marcella Lehman, Clarabell Arm
d strong, Thelma and Elizabeth Rupt
!. Bessie Dempsey and Ruth Hosme1
Miss Rea Ryan assisted Miss Thres;
e with the picnic supper.
e Mrs. Swigart, of Akron, is visiting
e Mrs. Holliwill and Mrs. John Shool
re for a few days.
Mrs. G. A. Simon is in Clevelan
e, taking care of her sister, Mrs. Ganct
N who has been sick for quite Will
and Raymond is visiting in Cleve
s, land.
K, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller and son
rt Of Lorain, were week end guests c
f. Mrs. Millers parents, Mr.. and Mr.
w Charles High.
Mrs. Emma Bostwick received
h, letter from her son, Ralph, and viii
er who are taking trip to Arkanss
v. and sight seeing. The letter we
as written the 18th and they were {
IN Cave, City, KY, and had visited tn
ce Mammoth Cave at that city.
George Brumbaugh is stepping hig
I'd and smiling this morning caused b
ig the arrival of an 81a pound bah
girl on Tuesday morning. George tol
I'd the correspondent if it had been
I'd boy she could have seen his smi
I'd through the telephone. (He was tol
the war was over.) Mother is doin
fine under the care of Miss Margart
I'd Kern, nurse, of Wadsworth.
rt After a two weeks visit with he
Id parents, Mrs. Tannehill and childre
returned to their home in Girar'
u Pa, on Monday morning. Dr.. Tai
to nehill came on Sunday to accompan
n. them home.
I'd C. N. Taylor is building new bune
allow on the corner Of Center an
I'd Washington streets.
at Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cotton had a
their children home for the weel
er end, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Hicki
ed and two children and Miss Ruth Co
re ton, of Rittman, Mr.. and Mrs. Be-
u Cotton and two children, Of Lodi, an
in their son John.
rd Mrs. F. P. Widman and Mrs. Floy
Widman had as guests for the wee
m end Miss Dorothy Hart, sister
o. Mrs. Floyd Widman and friend Nil
,ir Margaret O'Brien, of Cleveland.
II. Mrs. M. E. Frazier entertained
is Chippewa Lake park Saturday afte
nd noon her daughter, Mrs. Tannehi
lis and children, Of Girard, Pa, and MI
Tom Gotner and children, of Dalla
re Texas. A picnic supper was serve
lst Floyd Lehman, real estate ager
has sold his residence on Pleasa
in street to Herle Immel. Irnmel W
take possession some time next sprin
en- Bassett Rayne's brother, Sew
lily Rayne, of Delmar, Delaware, is Wis
9Th ing him this week. Mr.. Rayne n
lately returned from overseas.
- Miss Laura Davis is employed
Raynes grocery as bookkeeper a