The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-24
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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of her father and mother Saturday,
where she will remain until stronger.
Mrs. Nee is very much better. Mrs:
: Nee wishes to thank her friends ana
all who in any way remembered and
assisted her to pass away the time
while at the hospital with cards, let
ters, flowers. etc.
Miss Finding, of Charleston, w.
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ID.
;. D. Braley for two weeks.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Shoenfelt and
children spent the week end with
, friends in Youngstown.
, DR.. John Beach is building a new
house on Liberty street.
Walter Hay spent Monday in Mas
sillon in the interest of the Union
Chair & Mfg. Co.
Miss Fanny Hay left Sunday for
e Boston, where she expects to meet
. her aunt, Mrs. Reddington. After
spending a few days in Boston she
will accompany her aunt to her home
in San Francisco. Mrs. Hay accom-
panied her daughter to Cleveland and
remained for Monday shopping.
w. A. Brumbaugh attended a Ma
sonic convention at Toledo several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holtzhaur spent
Saturday in Cleveland. ...
Mrs. Clint Rogers and June spen
B Saturday with Mr.. Rogers mother a
4 Lodi. -,
} Mrs. P. G.. Critz, of Wadsworth
J spent Wednesday with her mother
! Mrs. T. D. Gray. That is, she wante
. to, but did not find her mother a
! home as she had gone to the coun
I try for dinner. Mrs. Critz amuse
4 herself with good book until he
. mother returned.
I Mrs. E. G. Cross is on the sick lis
7 a victim of acute Indigestion.
1 Mrs. Frank Leichty and grandson
6 Robert, of Wooster, called on Mr.
( Sarah Brumbaugh last Thursday. M
7 Leichtv was baker for Brumbaugh
I several years ago, and sent up a Mi
q loaf of bread and some cookies
( show Mrs. Brumbaugh that he cou
7 still bake.
I If your conscience don't say "Vo
= Dry, don't vote at all at Novemb
Z election.
u Mrs. Shirley Crofoot spent pa
- of last week in Ashland helping
. care for her father-in-law, who h
- had a stroke and is almost helple'
~ Mr.. Frank Crofoot was a form
| resident of Seville and is well knoN
and has many friends here who W
/ be sorry to hear of his affliction.
II Mrs. Charles Williams visited h
| daughter, Mrs. Roy Thomas, in Wac
worth atfew days of last week.
III Mrs. H. D. Braley and sister, Mi
Finding were Cleveland visitors
| Thursday.
II Mrs. i. D. Gray and Mrs. Reub
II Lee took dinner with Mrs. Don l.
II and spent the day on the farm Ia
III Wednesday. It was pleasant d
IL for drive into the country.
II Vote Dry Tuesday, Nov. 4th.
II Mrs. Sarah Fetzer and Mrs. M
II Schwindeman were Wooster sho
pers on Monday.
II Quite bunch Of company surprls
II Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Armstrong
III Sunday. The first guests to arr
III were W. S. Armstrong, father OF
III D., and Mr.. and Mrs. Bird and t
children, OF Fredericksburg. Mrs. b
ii is a sister OF MI. Armstrong, and
III little later Mr.. and Mrs. Allison a
two children, Of Kenmore arrived.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ream, MI. a
Mrs. Joe Reanl, OF Medina, were 81
ID day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l
II on East Main street.
ii MIS-. g. l.. Hart and sister, NJ
Florence Smith, Of Akron, were VIZ
end guests of Mrs. M. V. Bates
attended morning services at
Baptist church.
MIR. and Mrs. Ora Brubaker ;
three children, Mr.. Ira Moore,
Akron, MIR. and MIS-. Lloyd Lilly
three children, of Rittman, were 5
U day guests OF Mrs. Brubaker on W
49, ner street.
- The game of base ball played
m~ Seville and Lodi last week on
Lodi field was a very strenuous g;
from start to finish. len innings "
played and the score stood A to
Tie game. they We're compelled to
on account OF darkness coming on
Mac kindig was very much
prised last Wednesday evening W
the members Of the Freshman c
of Seville high school, Of which h
a member, walked in on him at
home on Center street, the occa
being his birthday. The young t
enjoyed the evening. Lunch
served and Of course it was at a
hour when they started for home "
ing Mac many happy returns OF
day.
The L. G. A. ladies want I
peony roots. II you can spare
they will be glad to get them and
set them out this fall.