The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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iting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Harry for a few weeks.
Misses Gertrude Spice and Mary
Johnson were entertained at six
o'clock dinner on Saturday evening
by their gentlemen friends, Mr.. Robt.
Gather and Mr.. William Riggenhart
at Hotel Portage, Of Akron. They
spent the week end with friends in
Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Goldman and
Mrs. John Newman, of Lorain, were
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Wilder. Mrs. Gollman is a sister of
rs. Wilder. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Long, of Lou
denville, were guests at Rev. Wood
worth's home Dec. 81 and New Years
day.
Lee Rebman, of Ashland, was a
New Year caller on old friends in
Seville.
A. B. McCabe visited his daugh-
ter and family in Elyria New Years
day.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter
Helen, and son Lyman, We're Akron
visitors for New Years day and
Friday and Saturday.
The boys and girls on their way
home from their New Years eve par
ties left messages and New Years
greeting on all the store windows.
Some were quite rude, others real
funny, but did not slight any one.
Some greeting was left for each of
us. 1t is alright, boys and girls, have
a good time while you can.
Another of Seville's old people
passed away. Mr.. Herbert st. John
died on Tuesday morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles We'll
day. Mr.. st. John had been in poor
health for several years and Mr..
and Mrs. Welday gave him home
and cared for him. Lehman & Arm
strong, funeral directors, brought the
body to Seville and will take charge
Of it until Friday, when the funeral
will be held from the Baptist church
Fat 2 o'clock, Rev. Woodworth oficiat-
ing.
At the regular meeting Of the
Maccabee ladies on Monday evening
the draping of the charter was OBJ
served for their departed sister,
Mrs. Sarah Fetzer. This is a very
beautiful but sad ceremony. Friends
were invited. '4'~'N a''' s '3
j The Jennie Hethrington store which
1 was recently purchased by the Cen
serner brothers has been purchased
BY the Wheeler CO. The store is now
closed for inventory and interior
changes, and will be ,re-opened in a
| few days with a full line Of millinery,
ladies furnishings and dry goods.
Mrs. Wheeler's trimmer, Mrs. Flor
ence Immel, will be in Cleveland dur
ing the month Of January for the pur-
pose Of studying the coming styles
and designs so they will be well
equipped to carry out their intentions
of having the largest stock Of mil
Ilinery in the county. They will be
pleased to greet all their old friends
and will endeavor to the utmost to
make many new ones.
Mr.. Frank H. Wheeler was a
Painesville visitor over New Years.
| Mr.. Theo. Taylor is now circulat-
ing subscription sheet for the pur-
pose Of raising money for the local
Post of the American Legion of
Honor. The cause is indeed a worthy
one and merits the hearty financial
support of every one. The boys IN
bringing To the town a post of this
kind are doing great good to the
town, and the movement should be
backed by all business men and citi-
zens.
Mrs. Florence Immel was Cleve-
land visitor on Friday of last week.
Attention of all is called to the
movement now on foot to re-decorate
the town hall. It is certainly a mat
ter Of common knowledge that the
hall is in a state of dinginess and
needs cleaning up. The young men
about town have agreed to donate
their labor in cleaning up, and they
have secured the promises Of paint
ers and paper hangers to donate their
services. All that remains for the
citizenry to do is to raise money
sufficient to buy the paint and paper
to do the job. By so taking advan-
tage Of this opportunity, the town
will save great big bill which will
some day have to be paid as it is a
foregone conclusion that we are not
always going to put up with hall in
it's present condition. Let's all talk
it up and have it done.
The three rooms in the town hall do
mated to the American Legion of
Honor by the Village Council, have
been papered and painted and are
now as fine and clean looking rooms
as can be found anywhere. Every
one who is interested, is cordially in
vited to come up and look them over.
The selection of paper is just about
perfect and the painting jobs are fine.
The Post wishes to publicly thank all
those who had hand in this work,