The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-20
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dazzled our eyes that we have not
been able to write; no, far from it;
but those fittings yes, they continue
and their effects have fallen upon us
somewhat, but we guess the "dad-
dies" are all in their rightful place
now, so everything we hope will go
"right merrily on" We notice, how
ever, nothing stops-the days fit by,
and we sit up and take notice that
November
"The warm, autumn days are passing,
Oh, how we wish they could last!
Grim winter will soon be with us,
And the bright, fall days be past"
Lest we forget it, we want to ask,
how many of you brethren are hold
ing a praise service (of one attend
ant) every evening at 4:3O (sandard
time), when the electric lights are
turned on =? I want to speak fright out
in meeting" now and say it's the fine
est thing that has struck our town
in a long time, when you can go about
our streets and not run into all the
trees that happen to be along your
way; to not have to grope your way
along in the dark and wonder who
next you will run into; to waken in
the night and find your sleeping
chamber ablaze with lght-just
makes some Of US feel pretty thank
full, and we are not going to with
hold our praise, but pat our "city
dads" on the shoulders and say,
"good fellows" A little wholesome
prai.e helps wonderfully, as "out Of
the abundance of the heart, the mouth
just now speaks" Now if Charlie
Hosmer chances to see this, and he
dares to peep, we will send this
thrust back.
Well everybody has company or
else going some where.
G. M. Taylor anc wife nave just re-
turned from weeks sojourn in Ak
ron. "A pleasure and business trip
Our bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Rechsteiner, are getting nicely
established in their new home. Spent
one or two days the past week at the
Forest City shopping.
| Miss Carrie Harris, who has beer
absent long time from our village
has returned from her visit among
friends in Wadsworth.
Miss Minnie Wells of Medina, was
entertained at the home Of hel
friend, Louretta Taylor, Friday.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Taylor have as
over Sunday guests, Mr.. Charlie Will.
son and daughter Of Akron.
! Mr.. Albert Rechsteiner Of Cleve-
land is visiting with his brother, Otto
and wife.
We notice cards are out announc-
ing special Sunday evening services
at the Baptist church from now until
the first Of January, upon the subjects
of "Six Important Choices" Sunday
Nov. Is, will be "The Choice o1
Ideals It's a fine thing to have ideals
Guess we will have to go and hear
about the choosing Of them.
Weddings seem to be in the air
Wonder if Ray Welday is anticipat-
ing such a flight. He has been spend
ing a whole lot Of energy on his
lawn; it looks fine. Better walk down
East Main street and see how cleaned
up everything looks. Is it the effect Of
illuminating night? Ray won one
of those two dollar and half prizes
you know land there were others.
Mrs. Charles Williams entertained
few friends at six o'clock dinner
Monday eening..
We do not like to chronicle the fact
but have to, that our notable frienc
and helper to everybody, Mr.. Theron
Taylor, has been seriously indisposet
for several weeks.
, We wish Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
, Derhammer had hung a penant o.
r their auto, Saturday telling us wher
e they were going, how long they wer
going to stay and when they woul
: be back. However, they spent Sun
e day out Of town.
!. Mrs. Carson is the victim Of
k sprained ankle, and has been laid u
j for three weeks. She and Rev. Cal
n son were driving, when their hors
o became frightened. Mrs. Carson feal
r ing her husband had lost his drivin
d control. sprang from the carriag