The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-03


fathersat present.
Prof. r. N. Drake has been confir
led to the house with bad case Q
lneuritis in his right limb and hip. H
\ lis able to be out and around now.
Ralph Double and family of Elyri
: came out Saturday night to his faith
+ ler's and on Sunday they all spent TIL
lday in Cleveland with relatives.
Master Gordon Randall and DO,
friend, Ted Eberwine Of Cleveland, ar
spending the week here at Grandp,
Randall's..
Commencing Sept. 1 a bus line will
} run between here and Cleveland eacl
day. The time cards are at boil
stores.
Mrs AL Sprague and son Howard
| of Lakewood came out Sunday to hel
mothers, Mrs. E. E. Rice's. Howard
staid for the week for his vacation.
Mrs. Alex Gibbs went to Lorain Sun
day afternoon to see her daughter
Mrs. Clara Cinniger, who earlier ir
the morning was struck down by an
Iauto, while crossing street, and quite
badly hurt,
Mrs. Charles Gibbs and sons Alvin
land Leonard took Mary Lantsbury to
her. home in Lagrange Sunday. Leo
nard staid for weeks vacation.
F.sH. Gibbs has rented the garage
in his, building to Cleveland parties.
Harry Lincoln goes to Medina as Ford
salesman.
! Grange meeting Tuesday night,
Septr7., at which is desired a good at
tendance to talk about the exhibits for
the Fair. s.
~ Helen Hogue went to Cleveland
Sunday night to>tommence work in
Taylor's store.
| Jay Hawkins Of Cleveland spent a
couple of days here with his mother
1 Prot. Hoff and daughter, Katherine
left Monday for their home in Wash
ingtons Mo-. Mrs. Hoff will stay with
ther parents, Phil Kennedy and wife
for some time.
Charlie Leinsider and wife, e. G.
Miner and wife, Mrs. Hawkins with
Robert Loder, Harry Pierce and Mr..
Brocket Of Strongsville were in Sc
! vile Sunday afternoon to attend the
burial Of John Laughlin. The latter
was a member Of Brunswick Odd Eel
low lodge.
John, son Of William and Olive Rick
ard Laughlin, was born near Wooster,
! Oct. II, 1859. When a young man
his folks moved here to Brunswick,and
as the parents died here they were
buried in our cemetery. At one time
John and Charles Evans had the store
on the east side and, after selling out,
ne went to Columbus Grove, where he
and Louie Brown had clothing store
for a number of years. About five
years ago he sold out and, as his
health has been failing since, he did
not go into business again. He died
Aug. 27 and the body was brot to Sc
vile and laid to rest beside two little
brothers He is survived by one,
brother, Milton, who lives in Cleve-
land.
. Mrs. Alice Miner visited at Massil-
lon over the weekend with her son,
Clair.
George Pitkin had charge of the
funeral of Mrs. Spencer Charlton of
Hinckley on Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Ralph Darrah visited last
week her at her mothers, Mrs. Ly-
man Pritchard's.
Mrs. Sarah Peck and son Wesley
are visiting with relatives in Akron.
Mrs. Cora Brewer of Wisconsin and
daughter, Mrs. Smith of Detroit are
visiting at Will Roots. it having been
forty-four years since Mr.. Root had
seen the cousin, MRS. Brewer.
Cora Root is Office girl at Budd San
ford's garage.
Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey of Berea
spent, Sunday at Harry Lincoln's.
Marguerite Stebbins is spending the
we week n i Ashland at Hitchcock's, Ern-
A little daughter was born Aug. "a
to Harry and Gala Vaughn -Vesta
Virginia Vaughn.
Some, excitement last Friday when
word came that Morris Perkins barn
was On fire. VA bon fire was too close
and the fire ran in the grass to the
edges Of the barn. A few pals Of
water soon put it out.
In making the curve on the west
NArS - oAAS O11SACy Oil duJU Idl lIltO d t
pole that holds up the messenger wire
for one Of the electric lights, and it
broke the pole off at the bottom and
put our street lights out of commits
sion for one night. Strange to sayaa
all the damage done the auto was al
bent fender and broken head light.
There were about twelve people in the
auto and no one was hurt
John Hart and wife and Clara Dem
MS Of Sullivan and Eber Whitcomb
# Ashland spent Sunday at James
Fordhain's. M
Mrs. Cora Ring and daughter visit
d here last week with her sister, MRS.
Carl Lewis. # If "A Nj 7.i. ,7S, .,,5
Vida Erhart Ms learning the ways
4 q phone girl to take the place of Y
Marian Perkins who soon leaves for
chool at Marysville, Tenn.
The committee having III charge the
eception for Dir. Wood, found there
YES q surplus Of cash on hand, after
il bills had been paid, Of ten dollars n
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