The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-02-27

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daughter, Lydia, who has new baby
boy.
Our roads are in such bad condi-
tion that the mail man has not been
here for two days.
Mrs. A. D. Lance has been trying
to keep the roads opened up but it is
impossible.
Mems day at the N. W. u. B.
church next Sunday. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sher-
er, an eight and half pound girl,
CHIPPEWA LAKE
Guy Armbruster and wife, of Bel
den were Sunday guests at Father
Reeses.
The Y. M. C. A. will hold box So
cial at the M. E. church Thursday ev-
ening of this week.
w. G. Critics who went to Ell Paso
Texas, last fall for his health, died
there last week. The remains were
brought to Seville last Friday, and
funeral services were held there Fri
day afternoon. Burial at Seville.
Rev. A. E. Fair remembered your
correspondent with oranges that he
brought from his Florida orange
grove; Mr.. Fair says his grove yield
ed 800 boxes this year. They We're
about the finest we ever tasted.
Mrs. Eli Cotner has bought the Earl
Pomeroy house and expects to occupy
it some time in the future.
Levi Arnold has bought Of the Dun
ham Land Co., IL acres with the build
ings of the tile mill farm; Mr.. Arnold
expects to spruce it up and make an
ideal country home of it.
School started in Mr.. Barts room
this Monday morning, but Mrs. Bart
is still confined to the house by sick
ness.
E. F. Holmes has bought r. H. Cot
ners house and lot south Of the store
and will take possession socn.
Our rural mail carrier, Mr. Nicker-
son, made his full route every day last
week.
There is great deal of sickness a.
round town the past two weeks. The
condition of A. r. Deming remains
about the same with little hope of his
recovery.
Weddings seem to be getting more
and more popular every day. Much
surprised to hear of the wedding Of
our local correspondent, or in other
words, the Stenographer at the Chip
pewa garage. The wedding it is said
took place the first of last week. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the hap
py couple left on their "funnymoon"
(as the bridegroom says) to his chick
en- farm in Tennessee. The happy
bridegroom is now back on the job
again. But just who, and where, the
bride is, we are unable to state.
Rumor says he left her down in Ten
nessee on his chicken farm. They
have the congratulations and best
wishes Of the entire community. AS
they start out the broad sea of matri-
mony.
| Saturday evening, Feb. IA, Ernest
Beery and your correspondent went
to Blake Ohio, by auto, to attend the
silver wedding anniversary of C. E.
. Beery and wife. Now we have often
said an auto can go any place, any
time, but never again will we make
any such rash statements. When the
party was over, the roads were badly
drifted, and we had to stay over night
In the morning it was no better and
as the hospitality and good things tc
eat were still holding out first rate
a we stayed until Mcnday morning
Then Ernest got his brother Homer
with his mule team, to take him bacl
|. to the Lake, but yours truly concluded
). to wait for more favorable weather
: And it was Thursday afternoon be
|. fore we got back, with the same con
It veyance that took Ernest home
While we were snow bound at Mr.
g Beery's we received many kind G.
S greetings from our friends at tn
Lake. Some of our correspondent
S even insinuated that the snow boun'
! business was put up job. Other
asked how we liked country life an
boarding; one sent congratulations
i John Ritter said "he thot I nigh
4 have at least said good bye" Blu
IS we had big time just the same, sine
we got home the lunatics around tn
r garage have been telling all kinds O
r stories about the trip, but the "hal
has never been told" and never will b
if we can help it. But when it come
y when it comes to hospitality, nobod
' on earth can get ahead of the Beer
l. family, of Blake, 0. But the auto
y mobile, unlike the cat, has not com
r, home yet.
IL The Ladies Aid Society of the U.
N church will meet with Mrs. Lucind
a: Ritter Thursday afternoon, Marc
u 4, Everybody invited.
u T. Webster and wife were in Fl
a hart Wednesday attending the funel
al of q reiotive.
Ernest Beery was in Rittman, Tue
a. day to attend thefuperal, of his cou
- IL, Tob,, paoy,r