The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-02-26
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DR. Mente gave his lecture on the
European war at the auditorium in
Hinckley Center, to a satisfied audi
ence. The doctors views taken at
the seat of war are very fine, hand
colored representations of Europe at
the present time; his former residence
in the lands across the sea, as well
as his service in the French army
during the Franco Prussian war, give
him clear insight into all the details
Of the gigantic struggle. His un-
baised talk won for him the applause
Of his hearers.
At the NJ. E. church on next Sun
day evening Or. Mente will give his
second section of the orld-famous
book, "In His Steps, by Sheldon. The.
views are very, fine, taken from life
and hand-colored. There will be a
song service in connection with the
lecture. Seats free.
Our friends are getting busy in the
sugar bush; from all appearances the
yield will be heavy and the syrup of
the finest quality. In anticipation
of the sweets, we have placed an or
der for sack of pancake flour.
George Wait has been busy this last
few days moving into the house for
merly occupied by the Mcmillan fam
lily. If the weather continues warm,
the factory will start soon.
Luther Miller attended the funeral
of Comrade Davis in Bath; they were
companions in arms during the war
of the States. The grand army Of
the republic is fast answering roll-call.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the home of Fred Whaffle
has been cancelled. The cattle plague
has made our farmer friends careful;
an ounce Of prevention is worth more
} than thousands pounds Of cure.
!, Mrs. 0. L. Burt has returned to the
burg for the coming summer. She is
at present at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. E. A. Grill, Mrs. Luther Mil
ler and Mrs. Sherman Ganyard are
on the sick list.
Washington's birthday was observed
} by our patriotic citizens, as was evi-
denced by the display of the national
colors at the church on Sunday and
at the residences on Monday.
Mesdames Louis Graft, Eva Graf
and Luther Miller gave the parsonage
a social call on Friday.
When we read about the war in
Europe and think Of the many strong
men who will be manned for life, we
can sympathize with DR.. Cumber-
worth, who was thrown from his
rig by runaway horse. The doctor
looks as if the Red Cross nurses had
dismissed him as convalescent.
Mr.. E. R. Better was called to Syc.
amore on account of the death of his
, aunt, Mrs. Lundy. He expects to be
absent all week. Mrs. Lundy had
reached the good old age of 80.
Miss Flossie Renner, who had beer
confined to her home for some time
} is able to be about.
Our farmer people will be glad tc
know that the Stadler people have 9
commodius shed for the storing o1
fertilizers at the home of Clair Miller
The home Of ]. B. Cara had beer
quarantined for some time, as some
member of the family had been ex.
posed to the smallpox. The quaran.
tine is lifted and we were glad t.
see them at their accustomed places
in church on Sunday.
DR.. Mente received letter last
} week from his nephew, a staff Officer
, of the royal artillery in the Voseges
Mountains, Elsass. The seal ant
stamp of the censor's office make this
letter quite a curiosity. We CLEAR
, from the letter that everybody wishe.
for peace.
Mrs. Mente, who has been under
the doctors care for some time, il
} slowly gaining strength.
) A party Of Granger boys were il
Wadsworth on Friday to attend tn,
Y. M. c. A. meeting. They report
; very inspiring address, as we'll as
; real good social time. We woul,
suggest to our boys to be more care
full IN the future, as the driving of
, wagon having only three wheel
. might look mighty funny, yet it seem
. to us to be awfully inconvenient.
- DR.. Mente gave his address on 9TH
Life of James Garfield" at the las
= meeting of our Y. M. c. A.
: We learn. of the departure for Yor1
State of our fellow townsman, C.
Hopkins. Mr.. Hopkins makes thes
. annual pilgrimages to enjoy himsel
in company of his daughter, resi-
J dent of the Empire state.
Church services at the M. E. churcl
every Lords day at 1000 a. m
Prayer and praise meeting at 1886
v preaching by the pastor; 1880 Sun
6 day school; Thursday, 7:SO mid-weel
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