The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-17
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

ert, Mr.. and Mrs. Crofoote, parents of
the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Foster,
parents, of the groom, and Grandpa
Foster, were the party at the brides
table in the dining room, and the
other guests were served at small
tables in the living room. The out
of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M. Doyle of Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Jordon of Creston, Clarence Fos-
ter Of Leroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K.
Long and Miss Rhea Ryan of Akron.
Amid shower of rice and congratu-
iations the bride and groom started
on their honeymoon trip to Columbus,
driving to Leroy to take the car to
escape their friends at the Seville
station. But, low and behold, when
they got there about thirty of their
friends were there with confetti, rice
and old shoes, to give them a grand
send-off. Hearty congratulations are
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S.
Foster by their many Seville friends.
The bride and groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Foster. returned from
their wedding trip on Friday night
and on Sunday evening went to their
home at 322 N: 9th street, Barberton,
to begin real married life. III
Sixteen members of the Merry Ma
tron club braved the snow storm on
Friday evening and went to the home
of Mrs. Lydia Frazier on West Main
street, where they were delightfully."-
entertained. Mrs. B. E. Frazier Of
Cleveland, Mrs. Geo. Morton oi
Lakewood, and Mrs. Ritter and daugh
ter Of Chippewa Lake were guests ol
the evening. Everyone enjoyed the
work hour. AS it is nearing Xmas
| time the business hour is alway enjoy.
ed and, Oh my, Oh my, what de-
licious lunch the hostess served. Ad-
journed to meet in one week with Mrs
I. H. Brotts, where you get hard-tacl
and tooth picks for lunch.
The stork visited on Milton street
last week. That's the street that ]
B. Monn's live on, but the bird die
not stop there. He crossed tn,
street where I. L. Swinehart lives ant
left them beautiful baby girl. Sh'
weighed 9 pounds and was born th'
9th day of November. The birthda,
of little Harvey Swinehart, son of
L. Swinehart, comes on the same date
! Mrs. D. S. Hall was a business visit
or in Cleveland Friday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Robertsob formal,
: of Seville, now of Cleveland, spen
the weekend with friends here an,
attended worship at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. They tool
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Dundas an,
went to the vesper services Sunday af
ternoon. Mr.. Robertson taking par
in the singing.
y Mrs. William Graef, Mrs. Sophy an
Mr.. Charles Harner of Newark, O
were called here Thursday on accoun
. of the serious illness of their siste
and aunt, Mrs. E. G. Cross. Mr.:
, Arthur Pierce of Rittman was ais
: called to her aunt's bedside.
) Mrs. Blennis and son. Guy Blenni
: Of Wadsworth, were guests of Mr..
!. Charles Cook, Sunday. The Bler
E nises were formerly residents of 81
: vile.
Mrs. B. E. Frazier of Clevelan
spent the past week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse on Ea:
Main street.
Put your sled away, as it's gettin
warmer-snow's most gone.
Earl Day and son Dickey visite
Mrs. Day at the hospital Sunday an
reports are good.
Mr. Samuel Dodds Of Portsmouth
visiting at the Earl Day home an
visited his daughter, Mrs. Day, at tt
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell n
turned Saturday from the souther
part of the state, where Mr.. Russo
had employment in one of the Ricl
stiner mills, and Mrs. Russell doir
light housekeeping. a.
, Mrs. Southworth of Kenmore is vi