The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11

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Mrs. Kirk Cook attended the funer-
al Of her aunt, Mrs. Carl Staiger Of
Akron on Thursday.
Miss Ruts Matteson of Chicago who
is attending college at Oberlin spent
the weekend with Grandma Matteson
and other relatives, and was enter
tanned at Sunday dinner at the home
of her friend Mrs. Carl Roher on the
farm on Pike Road.
Mrs. Helen Bayer who has been in
Akron for the past few weeks taking
care of her sister who was sick and
died last week returned Monday to the
Wheeler Home where she is house
keeper. n *
& Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lehman and
children spent the week end in Woos-
ter with Mrs. Lehman's parents Mr..
and Mrs. M. s. Reed.
Bring your advertising and sub
scriptions for the Sentinel to Mrs. l.
H. Brotts, she will take good care OF
the job.
Mrs. w. G. Brumbaugh received a
card from Mrs. Geo. Brumbaugh last
week that they reached Fillmore, Cal.
o. X. and on time and that George met
them at Los Angles, and they drove to
Fillmore 600 miles) in an auto that
same evening.
This is the time of year you want to
get an extra slice of steak or Ham for
Sunday dinner you are apt to be sur
prised with an auto load of company
these beautiful Sundays.
Mrs. Charles Keifer, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Keifer and three children, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell and baby all OF
Akron called on Mr.. and Mrs. |. H
Brotts Sunday.
Mr.. John Norton is visiting her
daughter for a few weeks.
Mis-. Anna Halliwell was able to be
down town on Saturday p. m. for a
little visit with Mrs. Brotts.
Seville galley two.
The correspondent missed something
She took a nap on Monday afternoon
and missed seeing the aeroplane that
passed over the village.
In a business letter from Rev. e. Il
L. Beeman, He says he is happy in his
new work at Grafton and finds a very
congenial atmosphere and has beer
holding a large union tent meeting
with an evangelist. He sends kind re-
CARDS to all Seville friends. The Sc
Vile people are very sorry to lose Rev
Beeman as one of their good ministers
but Sevilles loss is Graftons gain.
Levy Snyder and wife were il
Cleveland on Monday to see the Ring
ling Bros. Barnum and Bailey show!
and parade. a.
Mrs. Henry Wythe certainly is ;
wonderful strong woman she is "a yrs
old and has been having very sever
sick spell and her friends expected tn
end at any time. She has won tn
battle and is sitting up again and ha
a fine appetite.
Mr.. Joe Bonham with his brother
Leaton Bonham of Shreve, Ohio wa
called to Dillonville, Ohio to attent
the funeral of their aunt last Sunday
VIM. Thomas improved his garag
last week by putting up shelte
porch on the front and his office il
the west side Of the garage and tn
entrance on the east side.
Miss Carolyne Daniels entertaine'
at Sunday dinner the following guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Bostwick and MI
Ralph Schwam. The occasion being tn
birthdays of Mrs. Bostwick and MI
Schwam. A chicken dinner with al
the trimmings was served. A bii
birthday cake with candles adorne
the center of the table. I don't be
lieve I know just how many candle
were on that cake but it was a beauty
The boys and girls gave thei
friends Marsella Lehman a farewell
picnic on Tuesday afternoon at tn
Ford home on the Pike Road. Mis-
Vivian Ford was hostess of the oe
casion. The affair was rousing bi
supper for the little girl that starte
for Texas on Wednesday morning.
The village council met in the reg
ular session on Monday night. Da
Hall took his seat of office as clerl
vacated by Floyd Lehman at thi
meeting. Mr.. Ewing the gas ma
from Wooster met with the counc
in regard to raising the price of ga.
The question in on the table for cor
sideration until the next meeting. A
agent from the Carey Roof Compan
was also on hand trfing to land tn
job for the town hall roof. Hope som
one lands it, it is badly needed. Hh
council have that paving Of west mai
and Pleasant street under consider
alton. Getting the material is holdin
them back. They are doing all the
can.
w. A. Robertson resigned his posi
ton with the Medina Sentinel and O
Tuesday morning the family move
to Cleveland for the summer. Wald
Robertson is employed in the first Ma
tional Bank of Cleveland and spen
last Sunday in Seville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thomas an
daughter are occupying the rooms va
Gated by the Robertsons in the d.
Hard home they have sold their far1
and expect to 60 to Calf. later in tn
year.
Fred Carrier of Lodi called on hi
sister Mrs. Bostwick on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blough returned
their home after two weeks sta
with their parents during the sicknes
and death Of the father Mr.. Cunning
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolf were
over nights guests of Mr.. VOLTS sis
ter Mrs. r. D. Long last week on thei
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