The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-02-13

Rev. Goodale had slight attack of
grippe Sunday but remained at home
Sunday evening and doctored up to
resume the work of the week Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore enter
tanned Rev. Blair, of Kansas City,
when in the city to address the Am.
Legion at the Tuesday night meet
ing.
Mr.. A. J. Cornwall, who has been
working for the Western Union in
and about Bridgeport, Ohio, a suburb
of Wheeling, W. Va, is home on
vacation.
Mr.. Harry Abrams was taken sick
with grip the first of the week and
later entered Lakeside hospital for
treatment. 1t is reported as a bad
attack of grip.
Mrs. J. A. Hobart and sister Mrs.
Earl Hawk, who have been spending
the winter with their parents at New
Harmony, have gone to Cuba for in
definite stay.
Mrs. L. H. Randall is again con-
valescent; on her first recovery she
became too active and was a second
time taken with the Flu, and her Sec
ond fight was hard one.
Mrs. w. J. Wall, who has been sick
for three weeks suffering from ery-
sipelas, is convalescent. While suf-
fering greatly at no time did Mrs.
Wall give up and go to bed.
Mrs. Mahlon Huffman, w. Liberty
street, who was in Cleveland hospi-
tai for an operation two weeks ago,
had so far recovered that her friends
brought her home Sunday.
Mrs. ~Adelia Burdoin, of Minnea-
polls, formerly Of Medina, arrived
Tuesday evening, and will make her
home with Mrs. M. D. Kimmel. Mrs.
Kimmel met her in Cleveland.
Mrs. S. G. Foote, who suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis few weeks
ago, is said to be holding her own and
hopes are still in the breasts of her
friends that she may fully recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ball, of Berea,
were Sunday guests of relatives and
friends in Medina, calling ~on Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ]. Mitchell. Mr.. Ball was
formerly a clerk in the Pelton store.
Mr.. Walter Leach, who has been
craftsman in the County Surveyors
office, has accepted a position with a
large construction company in Cleve-
land and began his new duties last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Beedle and the
whole family have been sick with. the
Flu. All are reported better and the
twins were up street and renewing
old friendships with acquaintance
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. v. Crump, employed with
Mr.. L. H. Randall in his insurance Of
flee, has been nursing the sick in her
home, for the past week. Her
daughter, Miss Merle Crump, was a
Flu sufferer.
Miss Helen johnson and Mrs Ruth
Nader visited their sister, Miss Vesta
johnson, in Elyria, Sunduay. Miss
johnson went to Elyria to study fol
a professional nurse but has beer
sick for several days.
Mr.. L. Abrams closed his store OF
Wednesday and made a trip tc Cleve
land to see his brother Harry, sick ir
one Of. the Forest City hospitals. HI
reports his brother as considerably
better, with hopes for his speedy re
covery.
Miss Martha Law, Columbu.
teacher who was instructor in Medina
High till last week, and who resigned
has been offered and accepted a posi-
tion in the Cleveland schools at fig
ure considerably higher than the sal
ary received here.
| Mr.. Harry Davenport, who was
former Medinaite, is here for few
weeks visit in his old home. ii,
is now in charge of the horses a
Warrensville farm, Cuyahoga county,
penal institution. Mr.. Davenport i
just recovering from an attack o:
grip.
| Mrs. John Beck. who was very low
Tuesday night and whose life wa
feared for, is better at this writing
| Mrs. Beck had a very bad night Tues
day and her case was so serious he
parents were summoned from Florida
where they were spending the winter
There was a change for the bette
| Wednesday and the Cleveland special
ist gave much encouragement. A.
Msr. Beck has been resting easie
there are still hopes that she may re
cover.