The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13

to attend every session when you seet
the program.
That big ball game between Seville
boys and the A. l. Root team was not
pulled off Saturday. The correspon-
dent does not know the reason but sup
poses that the Root boys were afraid to
come across.
Henry Frazier. R. D. mail carrier, is
having a two weeks vacation. An
drew Taylor is his substitute. 4
The Carver family left Seville on
Sunday for their home in California.
The Misses Vera and Elna took the
train from Cleveland on Sunday night
while Mr.. ana Mrs. Carver. Ed Eel
and will start from Lorain some time
this week. So.
j. M. Overholt entertained his son Ike
and family of LOrain and friends of
theirs from West Salem for Sunday
dinner.
The MISUNDERSTANDING Foster,
Hartman and Clapp returned from their
full of big fish, and big fish stories,
but Bill beats them all telling them.
Bill says he caught that big fish that
@eo osf he 0 was ns ng heNk To o ha same
place.
Seville lodge No. 26S, K. of P. wish
es to inform the public that they did
not. have anything to do with getting
up the K. Of P. picnic at Chippewa
Lake, Aug. 4.
| Mr.. Fred George, a life long resident
OF Seville died on Sunday, afternoon.He
had been in poor health for several
months and was a victim of influenza
and pneumonia. He also suffered
from stomach trouble. On Saturday he
fast sf Until the end. His funeral was was
held on Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. from the
home of his sister. Mrs. George Wells.
on Milton street Rev. r. W. Gardi-
ner, pastor Of the Methodist church Of
Ifieiating The body was layed to rest
in Mound Hill cemetery. of which he
has been sexton for many years
Mrs. Emma Bostwick and Mrs. La
Vonne Bates returned Monday from
Ohio Oh 10 State Stat Baptist w Assembly for "a a
week, and from which they have lots
of good ideas and good things to re-
port.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Marmie of Cleveland
spent the weekend at Amos Spices
Mr. Marmie returned to Cleveland on
Monday morning while Mrs. Marmie
lwif be the guest of Mrs. Spice all this
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonham and Mr.
and Mrs. VIM Tyler enjoyed an auto
"trip to Akron and along the lakes on
Sunday. They took their lunch with
them and ate it under the shade Of the
lold apple, tree"
Miss Louise Beach, Miss Helen Bow
lis and Mrs. Ralph Bostwick went to
lNiagra Falls on Wednesday to spend
a few days. Supt. Howe and family
of Leroy accompanied them.
ing the races at North Randall this
week.
willis Goldman and family spent
Sunday in Wooster with friends.
tie excitement in town Friday even
ing when she tainted away while in
front of the postoffice waiting for the
mail to be distributed Her neigh
bors, Mrs. Drushel and Mrs. Brubaker,
happened to be near her, and took
care Of her. A taxy was called to
take her home.
Harry K Hosmer and young bride
will LOCATE in Ashland. and expect to
have them leave Seville as Harry is
needed here as barber.
Mrs. Clevidence visited her husband
at the hospital again last week and re-
lports him some better.
ed to Cleveland on Monday They ex-
lpected to attend the ball game but 1T
Trained all day and prevented the game.
Miss Josephine Weaver spent a few
~I1n Nh. and and Mrs. Geo. Halliwin and
daughter Dorothy started on trip. to
Detroit on Tuesday to visit friends.
1 Stewart BG6mdn OIL w. v d.,
spent the weekend with his friend,
Maxine Meyers.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler has sold out the
J dry goods part of her store and will
devote her entire time to millinery
lines. She has secured the Day store
next to the bridge on North street
where she intends to open up millin-
Master Thomas Hannah of Cleve-
land, who has been spending a week
L; Mrc q
returned home.
Mrs. Dan Hail underwent an oper-
alton at the Lorain hospital last week
and reports are she is getting along. as
be of tSe
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Haines and Miss
Pauline Kahel of Mansfield We're Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Day.
Mr. and Mrs NJ snaan Dannley enteptsnee en- bas
cepted the call to preach in the Pres.
byterian church and expects to bring
his family about the 18th of September
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Pease and chill
dren and Grandma PeaseT Grover.
cousin, Mary Belle Holder, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holder OF LIE
roy to Mr.. Victor Ernest Dietel o
Iowa, at the home Of the bride, on Tues
lday evening, Aug. 10.
Mrs. Mary Taylor spent the week
end with friends in Medina.
II. H, Brotts spent few days II
lCleveland this week. He told his WIZ
he had very important business, there
lbut a big ball game was part of hi
Mrs. Arthur Campbell celebrated he
birthday Sunday, with a chicken din
ner and big birthday cake that he
niece, Mrs. Claud Slower baked AM
brought to her, with other presents
} Mrs. Minnie DeLong and daughter, Hell
EN- of Burbank were her guests TO
Sunday dinner.
: jay Nom was business caller il
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harl George Of Cleve
land attended the funeral of Mrs
Georges brother. Fred. on Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kellar
her name is Olive Airline. Mr.. an
Mrs. Keller are taking vacation an
this is what happened, to the great jo
|, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beck, the grandpar
tents. Mother and baby are doing wei
/ Charles Beck. wife and daughter, Q
Y lCleveland spent Sunday with MI
Beck's parents.
, Miss Ruth Beck is spending her va
cation with friends in Akron and Wad
Robert S. Foster and lady frient
Miss Marie Crofoote, spent Sunday /
Wooster, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. N
\ Doyle, the latter Mr.. Fosters sistel
and they attended church at the uni
Miss Mary Fixler returned from s
I lLuke's hospital, Cleveland. Sunda.
much improved. She was there 81
weeks, and is gaining right along.
Mrs De Wise. daughter of Mrs. FiS
ller, was at st. Lukefs hospital las
week and had an x-ray used. 1t ws
! found she was suffering with chron
4 appendicitis She will undergo a
operation later In the season.
The joint picnic Of Seville and Stel
ling Maccabees, held at G. e. Swagler
Nome. on Pleasant street. Thursda
Aug. s, was great, and an affair to
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