The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-15

All, Hal The Seville Milling Co.
will soon start UP again, under new
management. Mr.. White of Creston
is the proprietor and moved to Seville
last week. He bought the Geo. Walk
er home, located on Milton street near
the mill.
The Doris construction company
gang have given up trying to finish
Their job of paving Pleasant street for
the winter and are hauling cinders on
the street to improve the road for the
winter.
The air has been blue with swear
words by the auto drivers, so many
getting stuck in the deep mud and
the profane language keeps the air
blue. l wonder if that helps them
out. Some Of them have borrowed
shovels and foget to take them back
to the owners. 1t is wonderful how
kind some people are--to themselves.
Cinders are being hauled on the road
between Seville and Wadsworth for
better auto travel, this week.
Xmas candy, fruits, nuts, toys, and
gifts galore, for Grandma and Grand
pa down to the we'est tot, at the
Brotts store.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Rife
of Cleveland and Mr.. Harold Black
burn of Seville, was solemnized by
DIR. A. B. Me1drum at the Old Stone
church in Cleveland, on Monday, Dec.
S, at 2 O'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
burn returned to Seville on Tuesday
evening and will reside with the
groon1's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Blackburn. The bride and groom
have the hearty congratulations OF
their Seville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker and
children attended the golden wedding
of Mr.. Walkers father and mother, in
Elyria last week, Wednesday. Il
was happy get-together of children
and grandchildren.
w. E. Denny and family of Wads
worth spent Sunday with their friend
Mrs. Lura Coulter.
Mrs. Grover Pease and Mrs. Clyde
Weaver, sisters, are spending a. few
deys of this week with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Eidt of Polk, helping
to butcher and make sausage. That:
what you call good fat job. Huh?
Miss Josephine Weaver and Mis-
Bessie Wilder were Cleveland shop
pers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Phelps and lit
tie son Petey of Ashland spent th'
weekend with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Phelps. Littl'
Petey is all excited over the arrival o
Santa Claus.
Robert Beach of Cleveland spen
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lii.
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. -Swagler calle'
on Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bowman o
Creston Sunday afternoon to see tn
new baby boy and delivered the bab,
book that the w. B. A. ladies sent tt
the new w. B. A. baby.
Geo. Walker moved back to tn
country last week. The farm look
better to Mr.. and Mrs. Walker thai
Seville does.
Frank Maloy, vice president Of tn
Seville Porcelain Co., had big jol
ON his hands last Friday. He too
three women to Akron shopping an
you know what that means so nea
Xmas time. The women were hi
wife, Mrs. Maloy, Mrs. H. H. Phelps
and Mrs. A. N. Campbell. Mr.. Ma
10y survived the job. !,
Mrs. DR.. Kreider of Wadswortt
called on her daughter, Mrs. Harol
Phelps last Sunday. ~
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs: Sc
Baker were her sister, Mrs. Daniels
and gentleman friend, Miss Collin
and the latter's gentleman friend G
Cleveland and her brother, Steve job
son and his daughter, Florence {
Medina. Miss Florence has ju::
ing for nurse at Fairview hospital,