The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-17

Albert Grafton, on Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Monn are vis-
lting Monn relatives in Akron and
Boltzum this week. Mr.. Monn is
working for Uncle Sam and is taking
his vacation Of two weeks at this time.
Miss Kathleen Lowrie is teaching
physical training in Ashtabula this
year. Her school opened last week.
Tom Iceland from the county home
spent Sunday in Seville. ,K1I
The Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. r. Swagler were MIR. and Mrs.
Douglas Boutall and little daughter
OF Cleveland, and on Monday the
Boutalls took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Rohrer.
The American Legion at Seville is
going to put on huge old, good time,
out-door, carnival, band concert and
indoor dance at Seville, on Saturday
night, Sept. rs. The Sterling K. of
Z. Carnival Co. will put on the out
door games and concessions for the
benefit of the Legion, and the Legion
boys will serve refreshments and hold
a dance in the town hall Everybody
come and bring your relatives and
friends and have the time of your
young life.
On Friday, Oct. 8, at Seville, under
the auspices of the American Legion
will occur the first personal appear
ance in this city Of Ada Jones whom
you have heard many times on phono-
graph records. Miss Jones with
=. her pleasant personality and superior
sorpano voice affords the greatest
pleasure by her unique character
songs and impersonations. She brings
with her a company of talented ar
fists.
| Herbert Neal and Calvin Mccoy
started for Columbus, Monday morn
ing, where they will attend o. S. u
again this year.
Miss Maxine Meyers is attending
school in Leroy this year, taking a
business course.
Clyde Thomas goes to Wadsworth
school, driving to and from in his
auto.
Wedding bells in Seville. We will
! tell you about it next week.
Mrs. Roy Armstrong and daughter
Celarabell, were Wooster visitors on
Saturday.
Mrs. Sadie Sawhill of Cleveland was
in Seville Monday and Tuesday look
ing after her property and household
goods and made short calls on a few
of her friends which she has plenty in
Seville.
Mrs. H. H. Phelps received a letter
from the "A. A. Carver family that
they had landed in their new home in
Los Angeles, Cal, and that they hao
a delightful trip.
/, Harry Grafton resigned his posi-.
tion as foreman in the Union Chair
Mfg. Co. and has a position in Wads.
worth.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Burny Baker anc
Mrs. Emma Drushel moved Harry
Stuff, who is an invalid, to Frederick
burg last Sunday in the auto. Mr.
Stuff owns bungalo there and want
ted to go there to live. A famil!
moved into the house and will tax
care Of Mr.. Stuff. Mr.. and Mrs. r
D. Long also drove to Fredricksbur,
to assist Harry in getting located.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Fishburn o
Akron spent Sunday evening wit
, Mrs. Drushel.
Mrs. LIE Roy Foster and mother
: Mrs. Comfy, had hair raising ex
. perience last Saturday while comin
from Wadsworth in their sedan. A
: they started up the big hill a For
oo,.o;,,c - +La J:ooan01 ,,o,J o+o ,,+ -
; down the hill. The lady in the For
I, seemed to be learning to drive an
s lost control, resulting in a head-o
< collision. No one was seriously hur
4 When Mrs. Foster saw the '1izzy
e coming, she stopped her machine an
thus averted more serious acciden
e H. G. Dix and son Lawrence of AL
). ron were Seville business callers Tues
S day and made short calls on oil
t friends. Lawrence entered colleg
: in Akron on Wednesday. .
vi Mrs. Alice Crawford is visitin
friends in Cleveland this week.
f Mr. and Mrs. G. Shellham attende
S the funeral of Mrs. Shellham's, siste
n in Coshocton last Sunday.
Keep your guns loaded-snea
t thieves are abroad. Blaze away {
e them
e Rev. and Mrs. Shoup (nee Den
t Evens) and little daughter Glenna {
Y Wilmot, are spending this week wit
her mother, Mrs. Mary Evans, at tt
f Evans homestead. While Rev. Shou
: is attending conference in Clevelan
VI Mr.. Markey, father Of Mrs. Harl
n Grafton, is visiting friends in SteuI
enville for few weeks.
i Wooster visitors last Saturday we
Mrs. Mary Taylor and friend, Mr.
n Grace Knapp, Mrs, Clyde Weaver, M
r. and Mrs. Joe Bonham.
:, Smith, the street car man, in OF
of Mrs. Edith Matteson's houses, mo
e ed to Gallon this week. aa
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ringler Of Akrt
n were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Rim
5 ler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. Kindi
Seville's latest bride and groom.
p Reginald Armstrong lost part
lie one Of his fingers last Saturday whi
helping to take the fire engine to t
le Phelps fire.
p Miss Jennie Shultz of Chicago spe
st Monday night with her friend, MI
I'd Emma Drushel, enroute to Wellin
st ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie o. Byers a
Mt three sons Of Mansfield were gues
n, of Mrs. Drushel Thursday and F
Id day. Mrs. Byers is sister Of M
Drushel.
ed Rev. and Mrs. Rafeld and daue
ter of Navarro stopped over mig
elk with Mrs. Rafeld's mother, Mrs. j
" Brubaker Tuesday night, they we
/. an their wav f0 attend conference