The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
LAFAYETTE

The well on the C. T. Caroling farm
was drilled in last Wednesday and
proved to be a duster. Another well
will be started at once, however, as
Manager Kolb is confident of finding
oil and this time will move his rigging
about 200 feet from the place where
oil was found about twenty years ago
when this farm was in the possession
of the late A. D. Sheldon.
Perry Bowman, having sold his
farm recently, has purchased Of L. A.
Davis the store building which he will
use as a dwelling house, and small
plot Of land adjoining the building.
Mr.. Bowman expects to take posses
sion in a week.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and Mrs. Will
Hayes Of Detroit are visiting at the
John McElroy home. Mrs. McElroy
also has as her guest for the summer
Mrs. Mary Lampson of Cleveland.
Miss Winifred Pearle of Cleveland
accompanied Miss Olive Schleman to
her home here for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed and family
motored to Ashland Sunday, spending
the day with Mrs. Reeds brother, E..
J. Stone and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Hartman of
Cleveland were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wide
man on Sunday. haa ,aa3 l., IN
| Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Reed had as
their guests over Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Reed and son, Eugene, of
Congress. aq1ausI a lleat .lt
| Clinton -Wightman of Wadsworth
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
his parents home here. D..
The Ladies' Aid held business
meeting at the home of Mrs. P. J.
Warner on Thursday afternoon. ..,.
4 A special drive is on for three
months in the M. E. Sunday school
/ whereby the Ladies' Bible class, COM
A posed Of twenty-four. enthusiastic
matrons, viii engage in contest ia
increase its membership. Inasmuch
as each member of the class is of a
more or less determined nature and
"when a woman will, she WILL" there
: will, no doubt, be a close competition
between the two sides. "A social event
of special Importance will be staged
by the losers for the winning side Of
this lively contest. 5..e ~
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Orr and daugh.
ter of Wadsworth visited Sunday al
the home of Ed. Lehman and wife
Merle Lehman, who came home Sat.
urday night, from Wadsworth, accom-.
panied them home. " .eftt~ .ssfs-r "a.
Mrs. Wayne Carlton returned from
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Ginke,, of Cleveland, Thursday night
i Those from the lake who were il
our vicinity Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Tanner, who were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stackhoust
and Mr.. and Mrs. Del Miller, wht
spent the day with Mrs. Belle Clark.
Word was received at the Stack
house home Thursday of the severe
illness of their daughter, Mrs. Lana
Reece of Cleveland, who was in a hos
pital there pending an operation fol
tumors. Mr.. Stackhouse went to thu
city the same day, finding Mrs
Reece critically i'll and her condition to-
weak for an operation just yet. He.
two children came home with Mr.
Stackhouse for an indefinite stay a
their grandparents home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holshue Q
Homerville visited Sunday at c. E
Cowling's home.
! Mrs. Florence Colgrove of Cleve
!. land was Sunday guest of Mrs. Wm
. Ansman.
Leon Wightman, who for a numbe
: of consecutive summers, has haule
Z E the boys and girls of this place to tn
: Lodi swamp, commenced his season
: work on Wednesday morning.
Lee Goldner is planning this wee
to move his old house back from it
y present location, preparatory to lay
! ing the foundation for new, moder
:. home to be erected before fall.