The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-02-06

q lew Gays OF laSL week Will IIiclI c
sister, Mrs. Rayne in Wadsworth.
Rev. A. r. Woodworth and two
children Herman and Esther are hav-
ing siege of flu.
Mrs. Matte Showacre is sick with
tonsilitis. Her sister, Mrs. Maggie h
High, is taking care of her. u
Master Freddie Beach came very
near having pneumonia but got 1t
checked and he is reported better to-
day.
Mrs. Alice Squires is reported so
much better that her daughter, Mrs.
Overman of Detroit, Mich, who has
been here for several weeks, returned
to her home on "Wednesday and
Mrs. Lydia Frazier is staying with
Mrs. Squires.
Mrs. William Myers is able to take
little walk daily. She is improv-
ing. ., :,
Andrew Taylor is classed with the
sick folk this week. He came home
from Akron on Monday.
i Mayor Don L. Crawford was in
Ashland on Monday. He shipped
Is head horses for government work
from JnlS place.
C. Huffman and wife are getting
ready to move into the Earl Lee
house. They are painting and
' painting.
< Stanley Hull of Cleveland was the
s guest of the Crofoote family last
Thursday.
S Last Sunday evening while Mr.. and
e Mrs. r. E. Nee were enjoying the
services at the Baptist church, Mrs
y Nee's shawl was stolen out of theil
o cutter, which had been left in the
n church sheds. Be careful what yor
1t leave in our autos or sleighs for there
g are thieves around even on Sunda!
evenings.
c. Mrs. Harry Tribby (nee Nor'
IS Tyler, of Sharon, Pa, died on las
is Friday evening. The funeral wa
e, held on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Tri
to bey spent her school days in or nea
Seville and was we'll known here. Sh
4 was the daughter of Ephriam Tylel
b. VIM. Tyler, her uncle, attended tn
C. funeral at Sharon.
The X. of P. boys held specis
Nv meeting last Thursday evening an
nd initiated five candidates.
m The regular meeting of the Eas
It, ern Stare hapter was postponed La
Wednesday evening on account
I'm sickness.
ew Phillip Elliott of Wooster, spel
" the weekend with his great-aur
mt Mrs. Mary Elliott.
iss Mrs. A. J. Micheal and three lit
children are very sick with the fl
on They finally succeeded in getting
ere trained nurse from Ashland but n
ing until the flu got strong hold
them.
ing Bert Baker and little girl are al
md down with flu.
'er- Ashley Foster of Akron, spent
weekend with his parents.
all The Joseph Fixler post No. 249
IN the American Legion Of Honor
'ch. planning to have big blowout at t
in Seville town hall on Monday evenil
Feb. %, 1920. A four-piece orch
nn., ira has been secured to provide
the music for dancing, card tables will
[or- arranged, punch will be served, ant
fine display of relics and souveni
ster both old and new, will be on displ;
avs with a suitable number of Legi
members in attendance to explain a
tell the how and why of them.
- this way, pleasant entertainment "
N be provided for all classes of peoI
n and it will surely prove an intere
ing evening to everybody The
mission fee will be small, and the p
ceeds will go into the Legi ion ful
Everybody is invited, and efforts v
be made to show them a good tir
The Legion members will all W.
Il uniforms, and all soldier visitors
requested to do the same.
III This is the first socal event to
given by this new organization, ant
is to be hoped that everyone will
to help make it big success.
Paul Elliott attended Farme
Week in Columbus.
Our village council requests t
no public gathering be held this W
and ask that the churches be clio
for next Sunday on account OF
many having hard colds. A few h
grippe and flu. An ounce of prev
ton is worth sixteen ounces of CT
No church notices for next Sunt
DR.. Brintnall of Medina was
town Tuesday.
ii Mr.. Joseph Morton died on TIL,
day afternoon, Jan. 29th, at the h
of his daughter Mrs. Welday.
Morton had been an invalid for s.
time. He had stroke of paral
several years ago and never recovt
from it. Mr. Morton was an &C
business man Of Seville for nun
of years. He had a furniture S
and Seville's best funeral directo
the same time. After he became
abled he made his home with
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Welday on
farm West of Seville where he
tenderly cared for until he pa
- quietly and peacefully to the g