The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-14

Ball game last Friday, Seville and
Lodi, II to 8, in favor of Seville Oh.
the Seville field. Good starter, boys.
Keep it up.
Little boys and girls that are steal
ing their neighbors' flowers better
quit it before you get into trouble.
Don't do it kiddies, it's naughty.
Mrs. Frank Fulton was coming to
town few days ago with basket of
eggs. Her horse got frightened in
some way and ran away, upsetting
the buggy and threw Mrs. Fulton out.
Fortunately she was not hurt. The
eggs were scrambled but not cooked.
Mrs. DR.. Carl Ulrich and little girl
Of Cleveland are spending the summer
months with Mrs. Ulrich's aunt, Miss
Martha Hawley.
Mrs. George Penny of Monroe,
Mich, is in Seville for few days
the guest Of A. c. Holmes.
Mrs. Mate High and Mrs. Mary
Evans returned home from Florida
where they spent the winter.
G. R. Brotts and wife of Lakewood
Ohio, motored to Seville on Sunday
and spent the day with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Brotts.
The Lowrie children were all home
for the weekend, Donald, Raymond
Kathleen and Josephine.
Mary Jane Emmerson spent Sun.
day with her sister, Mrs. Holzhouer
on East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Lee and lit.
tie daughter were weekend guests al
the Bert Boyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Foster spent
Mothers Day in Wooster with theil
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Doyle.
Mrs. Bert Miller and son of Lorair
spent the weekend with Mrs. Miller'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles High
Mr.. Charles High is not improving
as fast as his friends would like te
have him. Counsel was held a few
days ago and he is under the care o1
a special nurse. We hope Mr.. High
will be able to be out soon.
Mrs. M. S. Read of Wooster spent
a few days of last week with hel
daughter, Mrs. Lehman, and family
Jess Houghton of Cleveland spen
Sunday with his sister, Carrie Hough
ton, and his brother, George Hough
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Steele, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Floyd Steele and children re
turned from Eustus, Fla, Frida!
morning.
| Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugh is making
her son, Hugh, of Cleveland visi
before leaving for California. Sh
went on Saturday morning and will
be there for few days.
Mrs. w. S. Showacre spent tn
weekend with friends in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cross went t.
Newark, Ohio, on Wednesday,. The,
will spend the summer months il
Newark and at Buckeye Lake on &C
count of Mrs. Cross health. Mr.. an
Mrs. Gershon Wilder are living il
their home as caretakers.
Theron Taylor has stored his furni
ture in the printing office and will g
, to Chippewa Lake for the summer.
/ The Armstrong family have move
into Mrs. Laura Dodge's house o.
East Main street this week.
On Friday evening of last wee
Miss Jennie Hethrington was calle
to Toronto, Canada. Her father, W
Hethrington, was taken seriously i'll
He having gone there a few days be
; fore to visit his sister who is sic
and wanted to see him.
Mrs. Mary Miller, Rose Miller an
Jay Buckley of Wadsworth spent Sun
day at E. L. Overdorf's.
The senior class and others vii
give the annual class play Frida
evening, May IA. The play is 'Pro
fessor Pepp" and abounds wit
humorous incidents.
The pupils of the Seville grad
school will present the fairy operetta
"Midsummer's Eve," on Friday eve
ming, May 21. The children hav
worked hard to make this play sue
cess. Come out to see them. Pro
ceeds for playground equipment.
Seville boys defeated Lodi Frida
in weird but exciting baseball gam
!, to the tune of II to 8; they in tur1
were defeated at Medina on Saturda
in an equally exciting game, 16 to Il
Valley City applied the licking.
Doylestown will play ball here Fri
day evening.
Those interested in playgroun
equipment are perhaps wondering
when the equipment will arrive. Thi
is more than the committee knows
The purchases made are as follows