The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-30

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nual affair.
Harry Kendall bought out his part
ner, Mr.. Davis, last week and will
run the electrical business himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Calander
moved from the Mcdowell house on
West Main street in with Mrs. John
Dix, sister of Mrs. Calander, on
Monday. at
F. W. Mcdowell is out again after
three weeks illness.
Mrs. Katherine Saal and party
of friends of Akron spent the week.
end in Seville, They attended the
dance in Leroy on Saturday night
and took Sunday. dinner at Moore's
hotel, Chippewa Lake, and returned
to Akron on Sunday evening.
Miss Jennie Hethrington and
friend, Mr.. Joe Bonham, went to
Wooster last Saturday afternoon to
visit Mrs. Cayhoe, Mr.. Bonham's sis
ter, who is at the city hospital of
Wooster, and they came blamed near
not getting back. They were in all
the stores, green houses and took in
all the picture shows in Wooster,
missed the car they expected to get
back on, but finally landed in Seville
about 1O:3O p. m.
Hugh Brumbaugh of Cleveland
came to Seville on Tuesday to assist
his mother and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Geo. Brumbaugh, with their sale
which took place Wednesday.
On last Friday evening the Merry
Ma+ron C1uh dishanded for the sl1m-
mer. The following officers were
elected for next year: President,
Mrs. w. G. Brumbaugh; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. C. E. Swagler; secretary
Mrs. Arthur Campbell; treasurer
Mrs. J. B. Mouss.
Mrs. GENEVA Long returned from
Florida on Thursday of last week.
Harriette Morton McCabe was borr
at Leroy, Ohio, July IL, 1851, anc
died at her home in Seville April II
. 1920, at the age of 68 years, eight
months and five days. She was mar
ried to A. B. McCabe Feb. 20, 1872
She spent all her life in Medina coun
ty. She was the third daughter O
Oliver and Delilah Morton. Mrs. Nc
Cabe leaves her husband, one daugh
ter, Mrs. N. A. Harper, an onl.
child, six grand children and on
great grand child, two sisters, Mrs
E. C. Russell and Mrs. Chariot
Skunk, and one brother, George Nor
ton of Mansfield, and host of friend
to mourn her departure. Mrs. McCab
was converted years ago in the Meth
odist church at Leroy, while Re,
Philpot was the pastor.
She has been an invalid for owe
nine years. She was a cheerful an
patient sufferer and greeted he
friends with a smile. She will b
greatly missed by all who knew he
There were friends from CLEVELAND
Lorain, Elyria, Chippewa Lake, Ii
Roy, Creston, Ashland, MANSFIELD
Wadsworth and Wellington came t
attend the funeral, which was hel
from her late home on Tuesday aftel
noon. Rev. Gardiner conducted tn
services, Miss Irene Brumbaugh an
Miss Theresa Frazier sang the beal
tiful hymns Crock of Ages" and til
"Silver Cord Will Break" She we
laid to rest in beautiful Mound Hi
cemetery covered with beautiful flov
ers brought and sent by her mar
friends.
G. w. Sheldon, Mrs. Woodwork
father, of Springbora, Pa, was visi
ing at the parsonage for few da,
of last week. He was on his way
visit his youngest son, c. G. Sheldo
manager of the thunderstorm co
mine of Edmonton, Alberta.
M. z. Frazier, wife and son, Fran
- returned from st. Petersburg, FL
on Thursday. They are the first
the southern folks to return.
Bassett Rayne and wife Of Wad
worth attended the L. c. A. entertai
ment on Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Myers ente
tanned Rev. G. H. L. Beeman and fal
lily at a 6 o'clock dinner on Frid;
evening.
The Dinner Club held forth at t
Floyd Lehman home on Thursday eN
ming. All members were presents
couple.
The Merry Matron Club held ST
prise party at the Geo. Brumbar hol
on East Main street last Friday eN
ming for Mrs. George Brumbaugh a
Mrs Sarah Brumbaugh, who a
packing up to leave for California
the near future. Yes, they were 81
prised all right. The Brumbau
home is a place where the club h
spent many happy evenings and
will miss these members greatly Ct
versation and games were the p
gram for the evening and a pic
lunch was served. 1t was at !;
hour that the party broke up q
started for home.
Fourteen little girl friends of He
Brumbaugh gave her big surpr
party after school on Friday aft
noon. Several little girls gave He
little gifts which she was very pre-
of and will take them with her to
home in California and will alw!
remember what jolly good time Il
had at her last little party in Sew
Mrs. Brumbaugh, mother of He
served lunch consisting of sa
wiches, pickles, fruit salad, cool
and cake, the goodies that little 6
like.
Harry Kendall had birthday
Thursday and his wife got up s
surprise party on him. He insis
on staying out late that night u
they sent for him and told him one
his children was not feeling well.
hurried home and there found
room full of stags to wish him M
happy returns of the day.
Are you getting a good cour