The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-23

Lee White Of Creston was the new
manager of the Seville Elevator Com
pany for a few days, bue. he resigned.
Guess they are looking for another
manager.
Briggley and Keyser of Akron
have bought out the rubber factory
and are getting everything in shape
for good big business. Here is hop
ing that they will.
Mrs. A. N. Rush received a mes
sage from San Jose, Calif.on Wednes-
day morning of last week stating
that her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sherm
Squires had died on Tuesday night
or flu and pneumonia. Mrs. .Squires is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
Bostwick (deceased) and sister Of
Mrs. F. P. Wideman and A. A. Bost-
wick, who are spending the winter in
Florida.
+ Mrs. Bert Smith of Cleveland spent
the week nd with her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and RMS. G. N. Taylor.
Mrs. Swartz, wife of the proprietor
of the Oasis restaurant, has been very
ill for the past week. Ptomaine
poisoning was reported as the cause.
She is reported as being some better
at this writing.
Mrs. Ray Welday and little son
Bobbie started for Braggs, Ala, last
Thursday. Mrs. Welday expects to
visit her grandmother for while
and her husband will join her,
| G. A. Simon is moving little
slow these days. He has had an at
tack of lumbago.
Jim Murrays hrse got tired on
Saturday morning waiting for Jim
and lay down on the job, breaking
the wagon. Don't be SO slow, Jim.
A. G. Boyd and wife moved their
household goods to Akron last Fri
day where they will make their
home. Mr.. Boyd has splendid po-
sition in Akron.
Miss Marie Crofoote returned from
the City hospital at Wooster Satur-
day afternoon, feeling fine. Marie is
not heavy weight as yet, but is
looking well.
Ralph Bostwick of Philadelphia
gave his mother, Mrs. Emma Bost-
wick, a pleasant surprise on Satur-
day, coming home for few days
vacation, and to look after the build
ing of a cottage at Chippewa Lake.
He has let the contract to Medina
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brotts of Lake
wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kreil-
ing Of Wooster were Sunday visitors
at the /. H. Brotts home.
Don't be such a tight-wad. Come
across with $3.50 and subscribe fo1
The Sentinel. The best county paper
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Grille of Friends.
vile were Sunday guests at the
Frank Harry home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Cook anc
mother, Mrs. Bayer, took a joy ride tc
Medina Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Austin of Cleveland spent
Saturday with Mrs. C. E. Swagler
S. N. Doods of Portsmouth, Ohio
is making his daughter, Mrs. Ear
Day, visit for few weeks.
Mrs..C. L. Matteson entertained
the following guests at Sunday din.
ner: Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp Stokes oil
Kenmore, Ralph Bostwick of Phila.
delphia, and his mother, Mrs. Emma
Bostwick, Calvert Foster of Akron
Mr.. and Mrs. Don l.. Crawford Of
Seville. A chicken dinner was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson o1
Wadsworth were added to the mum
ber for luncheon in the evening.
Mrs. B. M. Hastings and dauphtel
Marion of Akron spent few DAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hod Freeman or
Pleasant street.
Mrs. Henry Frazier spent Sunday
in Wadsworth visiting her sister, Mr.,
Hattie Clapper, who is suffering will
another abcess in her side.
Tuesday morning, 9 a. m. Dark a.
a cellar full of black cat out doors
How about our show tonight? Oh
the troup will be there all right.
Mr.. Howard Braley and wife O.
Lima spent few days this week will
Mr.. Braley's brother, H. D. Brale.
and family.
Mrs. Hattie Strong and gran
ddaughetr, Helen Taylor, spent Sat
urday IN Wadsworth visiting thei
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. George Zimmer
man.
Limbacher- -Brubaker wedding too,
place at Akron on Easter Sunday a
the home of the bride Miss Grac
Limbacher and Mr.. Roy Brubaker,
former Seville boy.
Last Saturday night the newl
weds came to Seville to spend tn
week end with Rays mother, Mr.;
James Brubaker, and their youn
friends gave them an old fashione
belling. The usual treat was brough
forth. On Sunday the family o
brothers and sisters and their FAM
lies, 38 in number, came home wit
well filled baskets, and a big Dime
was served. The bride and groor
received many beautiful and usefu
presents, with many congratulation
and good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Bru
baker left for Akron Sunday evening
Ralph Bostwicky who is visiting hi
mother, went to Cleveland Monday t
attend the fraternity banquet of tn
Zeta Psi on Monday evening.
The report came from Akron tina
Mrs. Allen Taylor was very sick wit
pneumonia.
Mrs. G. J. Miller, Miss Jessi
Strong and Mr.. H. B. Strong o
Cleveland were guests of their sister
Mrs. w. A. Robertson Sunday.
, Datus Johnson Of Creston spent tn,
week end with his daughter, Mrs. G
E. Swagler, and attended mornins