The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-02-13

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day with her sister Mrs. Earnest Hale
in Wooster.
i Rev. G. H. l.. Beeman was called to
Marion to see his mother on Tuesday
evening. She is on the sick list.
i Mrs. A. Austen of Cleveland was in
Seville for few hours last Saturday
calling on friends.
Mrs. Nate Harper of Lorain spent
Tuesday visiting her mother and faith
er, Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe.
|, Max Taylor of Dayton was shaking
, hands with some of his friends as he
: passed through from Cleveland to
{ Barberton last week. He was on his |
| way back to Dayton.
II Mrs. Florence Immel returned from
: Cleveland last Friday where she was
: in wholesale millinery house fitting
t herself for an A No. 1 trimmer for
e the Wheeler store, she has been in
e Cleveland for month.
h Mrs. w. A. Robertson and nephew,
Frederick Strong are spending few
days in Cleveland, visiting friends
= this week.
). Start band for next summer, why
' not?
v. Rev. R. A. Gardner and daughter,
h Mrs. Winkler and Miss Reha Ryon
70 10 are sick folks at the Methodist Par
)" sonage.. All improving.
- Now there are the Brady's, they
n were all sick except little Jimmy, he
&c was the whole thing. He rather en-
as joyed it and he says they are better.
81 al AS we sit here writing we see the
Nv Nv funeral of Mrs. Harry Kramer pass
i, by. She was buried in beautiful
q :. Mount Hill cemetery.
N Harry Feesler, our dray man, is
IT, knocked out with hard cold for the
Ia past few days. He is improving
10, right along. We need him. .
~ Frank Hinnman spent few days
with his daughter, Mrs. Shaffer il
'ee Leroy last week.
We On account of the epidemic of Fl,
et- through out the State, the Legion O.
u IN. Honor has indefinitely postponed it
NE conference at Columbus, this week
The local post was to send two men
Charles Rogers dance orchestr'
to played for a dance at Mallet Cree
.as Saturday night.
for Judging by the number of travel
ing ing men calling on the new Wheele
store, we may expect to find might
M fine line of dry goods and milliner
ge, on display when the season opens.
un-) Niles Williams, of Cleveland is tn
ms new production manager Of the Unio
tile Chain Mfg. Co.
rem Fred Pernod is taking a wester
lest trip and will spend some time visitin
lrs.. I. L. Sechrist, in Cottonwood, MINI.
ana Charles Rogers dance orchestr
ar played for dance in Rittman, Wei
men nesday night.
:. Mr.. W. H. Bodger is able to be o,
bell again.
and The members of the Seville orche
ira seem to be quite enthusiastic ov'
,me the idea of starting a Band, but I
on one on the outside seems to give mut
encouragement, which of course w
in put damper on the movement as
Band that isn't wanted would be
bout as welcome as burglar.
Mrs. Geo. Brumbaugh received
n letter from George. He had reach'
n fillmore, California and was vel
tired from his trip and not feelil
very well, but expected to be bett
after he got rested.
Is anyone keeping an eye on Il
Town Hall roof, so that it may be fl
ed at the earliest opportunity al
thus avoid further expense of a
ditional damage caused by leal
roof.
We notice several people are real
trying to get their sidewalks clean
the treacherous ice. Wish everyol
ii would.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. J. Huffman NOV
from the Becker rooms into the Ea
Lee house on Market street on Ss
urday and Mrs. Florence Immel W
move into the Becker rooms on Thu
sday of this week.
Mr.. Frank Wheeler was busine
caller in Wooster, Akron and Pair
vile, last week.
Iii Say! What is this town going to
toward organizing a band this SUI
mer? Should we sit around a
wait until all the other towns are ,
ganized, and allow them to pull
iii Mrs. Gertrude Spice is visit
friends in Cleveland this week.