The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-27
SEVILLE JOURNAL

The friends and neighbors of Joe
Keiffinger are glad to see him out
again, altho he walks with cane and
not as spry as usual.
Rev. and Mrs. Bohnert and Mrs.
Martha Showacre attended district con
ference held in the Methodist church
in Medina Monday evening.
The Epworth League young people
enjoyed weiner and marshmallow
roast at the Guy partition home near
the lake, on Monday evening. All
had great sport.
William Drushel and wife of Woos-
ter were Sunday visitors of Williams
mother, Mrs. Emma Drushel.
"A public sale Saturday, Nov. 5, land
buildings and milling machinery ofthe
Seville Milling Co. Here is hoping
some one will buy this mill and start
the wheels rolling at once. 1t was a
great blow to Seville when the mill
was closed. A good chance for the
right person to get busy.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Rohrer, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Easton and Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Bost-
wick attended the evening session Of
the Baptist institute at Akron. "s,
The latest style of auto driving from
Leroy is to carry a tea kettle on the
7 fender--that's what we saw last Sun
day. 1t might not have been
: for style, but case of absent minded
> ness. Watch the auto styles.
:" Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster and Mr.
c and Mrs. A. D. Armstrong drove tc
Ravenna last Saturday-business trir
: for the men and pleasure for the ladies
7 1t was an ideal day for such drive.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg of Woos
n ter visited Mrs. Emma Powers OF
q Sunday.
y Miss Nellie We1day was taken sicl
y on her way home from town Monda.
le evening. She tainted away and he
III friends were quite alarmed for shor
m time, thinking she would not rally
e She is reported better today. !
'r Wedding bells on Pleasant street,
o. Not yet, but soon.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonham motore
70 to Shreve Sunday and visited Mr.. an
~ Mrs. William DeArman, Mr.. Bor
re hams sister. Just ask Mrs. Bonhar
as if there is good walking between Bi
rd Prairie and Shreve.
'n Sunday guests at the l. H. Brott
ca home we're Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wea,
RS er of Orrville, Mr.. and Mrs. D. {
siling Of Wooster, Mr.. and Mr.
y; c. R. Brotts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kel
no of Lakewood, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wi
rs. liams and son Jack and Clyde Ricl
y ard Of Lorain, the occasion being tt
ll joint birthday dinner of father an
TO son-I. Fl. and c. R. Brotts.
M Mr.. and. Mrs. H. G. Dix of Akrc
called on w. G. Brumbaugh Monda
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Riffey and Miss Bel
Ne nett were Cleveland visitors Satu
ed day.
= MRS. C. c. May of Columbus,
1. niece of Mrs. Cross, came last we,
ev. and will stay an indefinite time wi
I'VE the Crosses.
led Again the w. B. A. ladies were ca
Z. ed upon to drape their charter for
Elst deceased sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Stee
ek, The beautiful but sad services we
OF held at the regular meeting Thursds
Oct. 20. The Steele family al
erS friends who attended were Mr.. Edg
Steele, husband Of the deceased, a
ety her sons, Wilson, Arthur, William a
are Floyd and their wives, and the daue
ng. ter, Mrs. Shook and husband and R
the M. L. Woolf and son.
ers DR.. Hard took Harry Baker
ner Mount Sinai hospital, Cleveland, M
day for ansaffection. A diseased be
was was the cause. +.
on E. L. Overdorf met with serit
accident in the western part of
= state while going from Sherwood
Defiance in an auto bus. A large
to truck came up in the rear and W
to go around, but turned too quic
and caught the front end Of the a
bus, throwing it into the ditch
over into field. Mr.. Overdorf rec'
ed two ankle bone fractures and
bruises in general, which will lay
up for some time to come. He
3g brought home Friday. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Crofoote "
called to Ashland Saturday on acco
Of the illness Of Mr.. Crofoote's m,
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