The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16

The little folk certainly enjoyed this
little party and are wondering if Hell
en- will have party when she is IL
years old.
(Another Hotel Roast) Last week
Tuesday night, April 6 was given by
Poluhni, the magician who came here
as the last number of the lecture
course Of the Seville High school. He
brought his wife with him and there
by hangs the tail of woe often repeat
ed in Seville. Stag house, no hotel.
We cannot repeat all the magician
said,it would take too much space and
paper is high anyway, but he said a
plenty and what he didn't say would
not be worth repeating. How long,
Oh! how long will Seville stand for
this outrage, no hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brotts were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. DO. Krei-
ling, in Wooster.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler, who has been
on the sick list for the past ten days
is reported to be improving.
Thelma Pierce and friend Ruth
Elserman, of Rittman spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gross.
Geo. Morton, our genial ex-landlord
of Mansfield, spent the week end with
friends here.
A big crowd attended the sale of
house hold goods of Miss Ruth Jordon
last Saturday. Fair prices were paid
for everything.
Miss Ruth Jordon will go to the
Pythian Sister Home in Medina. She
will make that her future home.
Miss Carrie B. Lafe, of Mansfield,
spent Wednesday afternoon with her
friend Mrs. I. H. Brotts. She was
on her way home from Cleveland,
where she had been called to help set
tie up her mothers, Mrs. Cramers
estate.
j. B. Karpinski, asst. state fire mar
shal, of Cleveland, inspected the
boarding houses and residences and
the Stag House, of Seville, Monday.
DR.. Hard and wife, G. A. Wilder
and wife, attended the funeral of B
Pelton iii Medina on Monday.
Ray Hoover and wife, Mathew Har-
per and wife, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McCabe.
Hugh Brumbaugh and little son
Stiles,w weekend guests of Hugh's
mother, Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugh and
Mrs. Geo. Brumbaugh. H. G. Dix
and family, of Akron, were also Sun.
day guests at the Brumbaugh home.
Hube Taylor and wife, Of Akron
Will Houghton and daughter Haze
of Wadsworth, and Carl Houghton o1
Cleveland, were some of the out of.
town friends who attended the funer
al of L. K. Hosmer on Sunday p. m.
Mrs. Chas. Cook is on the sick list
with throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce ane
children, of Rittman, were Sunday
afternoon callers at the e. G. Gross
home.
Mrs. Floyd Lehman and daughter
Marcella were Wooster visitors last
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Leh
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S
Reed.
Miss Mildred Goldman entertained
the Misses Margaret Beeman and Mil
red Eicher at dinner Sunday, the oc
casion being her birthday anniver
sary.
| Mrs. Ambrose Wertz returned from
The X. and K. hospital at Wooster
last Sunday. She is feling fine ant
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Orley Crush spent Saturda.
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Campbell
and attended the sale of Miss Rutl
Jordon.
Mr.. Fairchild is on the sick lis
with lumbago this week.
Mrs. Bell Crawford is improving
with her broken rib.
Mrs. Leroy Foster and mothel
Mrs. Conley, are visiting C. C. Conle!
the singer, near Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harry wer,
Medina callers on Tuesday
The Brumbaugh sale will be held OF
Wednesday April 2S.
Miss Mary Stuff, sister of Mrs. EN-
ma Drushel and Miss Isa Drushel, o
Cleveland. were real daring last Sat
urday. They came from Clevelan,
in their auto and they found some ba'
SPOTS and had one blowout on tn
way. They spent the week end witt
Mrs. Drushel and her brother Harr,
Stuff.
Mrs. Allen McCabe an invaii
caused from rheumatism, is not a
well as usual this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crofoot visited thei
daughter, Marie, at the City hospita
in Wooster, last Sunday and repor
her better.
Rev. r. A. Gardiner and wife spen
the first of last week with thei
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mr..
Winkler and from there they wer
called to Apple Creek where Rev. Gal
diner was former pastor of the N
E. church, to help conduct the funers
services of a Mr.. West who was XII
led in an automobile accident.
The regular meeting Of the Macrs
bee Lodge on Thursday Afternoon.
The Seville Show troupe is practi
ing every night tlis week for the l..
A. show to be held Tuesday evcnin;
April 20. Don't miss it, il will
worth the price of your ticket to Sc
the costumes of Ye Olden Times.
Subscribe for 'he Sentinel, be.
paper in the county, just give us ST.
and you will get something wort
reading.
One of the pleasant social events
last week was a Leap Year dance gi,
en- Friday night by the members
the Dancing Club. There were abo,
so couples present, some from Medir