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

Mr.. Warren Fouch, clerk in the
/ Bartholomay store, was home nursing
a case of grip for few days last
week.
Mr.. Grant McNeal, manager for
the Medina Gas & Fuel Co., in this
city, is suffering from an attack of
i grippe.
Mr.. Robert Nurse, clerk in S. S.
Oatmans store, was visiting friends in
Cincinnati for a few days the first of
the week.
Mrs. L. H. Randall is confined to
her bed suffering severe attack of
pneumonia. A trained nurse is in at
tendance.
Mr.. Fred Tibitts and family, of
Cleveland, will spend the week end
with sister of Mrs. Tibbitts, Mrs. r.
w. Critics.
Miss Katherine Rowe went to Cleve
land Thursday, where she will enter
East Tech for the remainder of the
school year. &
Mr.. c. M. Cannon is confined to his
bed with grip. Miss Ida Cannon, his
daughter, is also very sick, threatened
WIN pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Steingass returned to
her home near Liverpool, after hav-
ing spent week visiting friends
and relatives here.
Miss Ruth Abbott has accepted a
position in the office of the Barrett
Co., with her father, who is the mana
ger for Medina county.
Mrs. M. ]. Conway has been in
Cleveland the past two weeks nursing
her sister who has been convalescing
from an attack Of the Flu.
1 Myra Hoddinott was taken ill We'd
nesday at her work in the Old Phoenix
National bank and had to be taken
home. Doctors pronounced it grip.
Mrs. John Beck, who was very low
for several days this week, and whose
life was despaired of, is reported as
better with hopes for her ultimate
recovery.
Mr.. E. Branch Pierce returned to
Ohio State University Sunday after
spending several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Pierce, of S.
Elmwood street. -.
Mrs. Henry Edwards of Weymouth
was taken to Faiview hospital, Cleve
land, Monday, having fallen near her
home and badly wrenching a knee
which was to be x-rayed.
Miss Mary Ballasch of LAFAYETTE,
was brought home from Cleveland
Wednesday. She has been confined
in Fairview hospital suffering case
of flu.
Miss Martha Law, teacher of his
tory and civics, one of the highest
paid teachers in the High school, re-
signed Monday morning and left her
post of duty in the teaching force.
Rev. Goodale visited two parish
ioners confined in Fairview hospital,
Cleveland, Saturday afternoon-Mrs,
Milo Rudd and Mrs. Mahlon Huffman.
Both are reported as doing nicely.
l Miss Martha Law, Medina teacher
who resigned this week, left Wednes.
day for her home in Columbus where
she will visit for short time, re-
y turning later for her household goods.
| Walter Winter, Bean street, who
has been undergoing treatment in the
Barberton hospital for the past three
weeks was brought home last Thurs
day. His condition is much lmprov-
ed.
| Mrs Edwards, living on route Nos,
i fell last week one day while going to
the mail box for the mail and was 50
severely injured that it became neces-
sary to take her to Cleveland hos
pital for care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Holman of S.
Court street, have both been i'll with
grippe the past week, Mrs. Holman
later developing pnuemonia which
has required the constant attendance
of trained nurse.
Mr.. Sherman Stoddard was taken
to Clifton Springs, N. Y. Wednesday
where he. will undergo a six weeks
treatment for heart trouble. While
ne is away neighbors will assist in
looking after his live stock.
Messrs. Ben Tebbit and Walter
Koons attended the Ice Cream Max
ers convention held in the Hollenden
hotel, Cleveland, on Tuesday. The
business meeting was followed by a
banquet at Hotel Winton.
Mrs. R. B. Hart, who went to Cres-
ton a few days ago to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grissinger, was taken sud
denly i'll and is very low with pneu-
monia. Mrs. Frank Spellman, an
other daughter, has gone to the bed
side of her mother and every effort
will be made to nurse Mrs. Hart hack
to health.
Messrs. G. T. Abbott and D. C.
Babcock, Medina representatives of
the Barrett Co., We're called to New
York this week to attend gathering
OF the representatives of this COM
pany over the country. 1t is a get
toEeth.r meeting, with instructions
from head officials of ti., company,
and 1wapping of SALE, methods on
the pant of all the sales..en.
Mr.. A. M. Witter, of Cleveland. who
was a former Medina boy, has been
in New York for the past few days
trying to secure big shipment of
Victor machines and records. He is
president of the newly formed Euclid
Music Co., of Lakewood, this com
pany having stores on Euclid avenue
and in Lakewood. His brother. C.
N. Witter, of Pittsburg, Joined A. M
in the East and together they are
having the time of their life, com
bining business and pleasure. They
are sons of H. w. Witter of this city
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