The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-02
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

sent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay were host
and hostess.
| Rumors are that the Overholt foun-
dry will be formed into a big stock
company and will employ quite few
men.
Mrs. Ambrose Wertz was operated
on for gall stones at the X and X
hospital at Wooster on Tuesday of
last week. She is doing fine.
Clifford Miller of Lorain, is spend
ing a few days Of his spring vacation
with his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles High.
Mrs. Mac Beach was in Wooster on
Thursday, business trip.
You have often heard Of people tel
ling fish stories. Now this is not a
fish story but hen story, a real home
grown one. Mrs. H. H. Phelphs sold
hen to man few days ago that
weighed seven pounds and she got So.
Is for that hen. Now that is some
price for a chicken. Chicken dinner
better 60 out Of style.
| Mrs. Emma Bostwick and Mrs.
Alice Crawford took trip to Wooster
on Wednesday Of last week, business
and pleasure trip combined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harry were
business callers in Cleveland last
Wednesday.
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j. L. Swinehart, manager of the
Seville telephone exchange, has
bought Roy Steele's house on Milton
St., and will take possession April Is.
Roy Steele will move into the Camp
bell house on West Main street in the
near future.
Oscar Smith, the grocery man,
moved into Mrs. George Penny's
house on West Main street last Thurs
day.
Dishes, cans and pans that were
left at the town hall the night of the
Y. banquet were taken to I. H. Brott's
please call and get yours, (no charge
for washing them).
Mrs. Henry Frazier royalty enter
tanned the Merry Matron Club last
Friday evening Mrs. Chas. Cook
will be hostess at the next meeting
Friday evening, April 7th, at her
home on West Main street.
Raymond Simon is enjoying the
spring weather. He has a nice new
bicycle to ride.
MIR. Floyd Lehman returned from
his trip to Texas, last Thursday. He
reports Mrs. Lehman feeling fine and
Virgil contented and they expect to be
home in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wheeler took a
pleasure trip in their auto to Akron
and Cleveland, last Sunday.
Dewey Halliwill moved on farm
last week, near Sterling.
MIR. Dan Caskey has bought the 81.
mon property on East Main street
and expects to move there the first oil
April.
Fred Carrier, of Lodi, called on hi.
sister, Mrs. Emma Bostwick, on Sun
day afternoon. He was on his wa,
to Akron where he has position.
Miss Ruth Cotton, of Rittman
spent the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Miller and twt
children, and Mr.. Kern, of Lorair
spent the week end with Mrs. Kern:
Little Anna Bell Huffman, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Huffman
= was taken to Akron hospital for treat
} ment last Saturday.
. Frank Dunlap will have a liver,
;. sale at his barn next Saturday after
$ noon, April 8.
}. On Monday evening, April 18th
: the Joseph Fixler Post of the Ameri
can Legion will give another dancing
party at the Big Hall, Seville. Ros
. enthals orchestra, from Cleveland, has
: been secured which will assure every
body of very enjoyable evening
Everyone is invited. Dancing will
begin promptly at 500 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Frazier, of Cleve
4 land, spent the week end with Mrs
a Frazier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. Henry Baughman and little
niece, Of Wadsworth, were Saturda,
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy zig.
ler.
Don't forget the date, April 18th
That is the date of the next, big Dane
ing Party at Seville, given by the Leg
ion. Rosenthal's orchestra, from
Cleveland will furnish the music
Everybody invited.
Theron Taylor and Ed Miller were
on hand to help put out the big fire al
Creston last week when Dewitt Kret.
zer and Ira Rocks houses burned
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bodger left
Seville on Saturday, for Salem, Ohio
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Bodger having a position
in the Purity Milling Co., operated
and owned by O. H. Rechsteiner, for
merly of the Seville Milling Company.
Mrs. Don L. Crawford was a Woos-
ter caller last Saturday.
| Mrs. Harry Grafton spent last week
in Wadsworth helping her daughter,
Mrs. Rayne in Strengthening up after
moving. Now there is Basset Rayne.
l think he could, tell you just how to
move. He has moved three times in
Rthe last few months.
| 'Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, of Wads-
worth, stopped in Seville short time
one day last week, on their way to at
tend millers meeting and Mrs. A. to
Wooster on a shopping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hallwell
and daughter were Rittman visitors
last Sunday, at the home Of their son
Harry.
] The Churches
4 Baptist Church Morning service
at 10 o'clock-Come on we are on the