The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-19

MS OlHce mere ana Went 10 ASnland.
Miss Mildred Whorton, teacher, WIS.,
tied friends in Akron Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Isabelle High and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Hall motored to Akron last
Sunday, visiting friends.
c. E. Swagler sold his store room
to Harve Taylor last week. Mr.. Tay-
lor expects to go into business.
James Murray bought the High
Block, where the Showacre and Muir
ray Hardware store is located, last
week.
Willie Drushel and wife of Woos-
ter were guests of his mother Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roher and moth
er, Mrs. C. E. Swagler, were Cleve-
land visitors last Friday,
Mr.. John Lowrie is not so we'll this
week. He has been confined to bee
for few days.
Mrs. Clark, daughter of Mrs. Mar
quette, of Michigan, arrived here or
Monday to take care of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Steel are both or
the sick list with hard colds.
Miss Wallick is selling some of hel
furniture. at private sale.
The gas company's truck was
struck by a Southwestern street cal
at the South Seville crossing on Sat
urday morning. No one was hurt
but quite little damage to the truck
The Baptist church ladies packed
and shipped canned fruit, jelly and
vegetables last week to the Baptist
home in Cleveland.
Rev. Gardiner is on the sick list
this week. He was unable to preach
last Sunday. Rev. Smith supplying
for him.
Mrs. Marquette is quite sick with
grippe. Also Mrs. Tope is report
ed to have the same trouble.
Rev. Woodworth's Sunday school
class of men with their wives and
sweethearts and Mrs. Ella Gray's
class of young ladies with their hus-
bands and beaux, were invited to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Rayne
of Wadsworth, last week Wednesday
night, and were royalty entertained
by the host and hostess. There were
"A who went from here in autos.Mr
and Mrs. Rayne served a bounteou2
lunch to their guests and everybody
had a fine time and were surprised al
the lateness of the hour when they
started for home. Mr.. and Mrs. .Rayne
were members of these two classes
while living in Seville and still have
warm heart for the Seville Baptist
church.
W. G. Brumbaugh was in Cleveland
last week Thursday attending the
Consistory Grades of the Mason lodge
from the 18th to the 32d, and woune
up with big banquet before return.
ing home on Friday night.
The Friday club will be entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. James Murray
on West Man street, Friday, Nov. 19
The Merry 'Matrons club ives delight
fully entertained at the home of Mrs
Joe Bonham on Friday evening. A
good program was rendered and thu
guests talked while they worked. A
delicious lunch was served by tn
hostess. Adjourned to meet in tw,
weeks with Mrs. I. H. Brotts.
The Day family held little home
coming last Sunday, the first tim'
they have all been together for abou
four years, and were entertained a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Day
on Center street. There were pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Day ant
two children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Da;
and son, Norman, Mrs. Vandressel
and daughter, Miss Lena Vandresser
and Mrs. Jay Schuler and little daugl
ter of Leroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Day and four sons Of Cleveland.
Mrs. Ella Gray's Sunday schoo
class held a social and business meet
ing Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Pease returned Mon
day from Harding county where sh'
has been visiting friends for tn
past few weeks.
Now there was Sam Eshelman whit
went hunting last Monday. HI
came in with the number alright, bu
he belongs to the Union Chain gang
and Of course they Investigated ant
found he had nest Of ten rabbit
without thc'rf eyes open. Of cours'
Sam will tell you all about it!
Mrs. Will Meyers, daughter Maxim
and little Robert, visited Mrs. Ernes
! Lee in Cleveland from Friday unit