The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-04-30
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LOCAL EVENTS



typhoid fever.
Carl Steck, recently Of Brunswick,
is now resident Of Medina.
The Camp Fire girls met Monday
evening with Beulah Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Bowman spent
Sunday in Wickliffe, their former
home,
Geo. Hauck was fined 81 and costs
this week for speeding on West Lib
erty street.
Charles Robinson and family have
moved into the Tebbitt house on East
North street.
Miss Lucille 0fineer sang solo
Sunday morning in the M. E. church
at Wellington.
The Tuesday Afternoon club met
this week with the Misses Lillian and
Mildred Albro. NJ
III. W. Adams and family have
moved into the Frank Heath home on
North Broadway.
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet next Wednesday
with Mrs. w. H. Zimmerman.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for: II. L. Branch, Mrs.
Jack Schmittel, E. C. Scoville.
-Elbridge Burt, who has been very
i'll the past ten days, is on the rapid
gain and will soon be out again.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintosh will enter
tain No. of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the M. E. church Friday afternoon.
The liquor license commissioners
have not yet granted licenses to either
Of the two applicants for saloons in
Valley City.
The ladies Of st. PauPs Giuld will
give supper Monday night from {
to z o'clock, eastern time, at the par
ish house. Supper, rs cents.
The case Of Jos. r. Slabaugh VS.
Jay B. Monn for $3.50 damages when
the two had a collision on a public
highway last fall was tried in common
pleas court Thursday afternoon, re-
sulting in verdict for plaintiff in
the sum Of $40.
Miss Gertrude Sipher, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Sipher of
Clifton Springs, N. Y, was married
Thursday, April 20, to Mr. Gilbert
Ward Of Cleveland. The bride is a
niece Of W. H. Sipher Of Medina.
lin an interview Monday Repre-
sentative Pat Shank stated that in his
opinion the legislative doings were
about completed and that he; looked
for no ripper bills being passed which
would work q change in the present
school laws.
Justin Brenner Root, grandson of
Mr.. and Mr.. E. Brenner and SON of Mr..
John Root Of Medina, was married
Saturday, April "a, to Miss Brinkie
Gilpin Of Cleveland. Mr.. Root is en-
ployed by the Cleveland Bank Of Com
merce.
-On Monday, May 8, Mr.. A. Bar
tholomew will assume active control
Of the City Market, recently purchased
from Mr.. w. G. Steingass. Mr.. Stein
gass is at present undecided as to
where he will engage in business
again.
"A daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs
II. ]. Huston Of PA West North street
Tuesday, the n, bears the distinction
Of having been ushered into the worlt
under the soothing influences Of tht
twilight Sleep, administered by DR.
w. A. Stanley.
While reaching his hand in mai
box to deliver piece Of mail, Monday
hi Foskett, R. F. d. carrier 1arfowI!
escaped a scr.cus injury The I'D o.
the hox fell on Mr.. Foskett's wris-
and as the horse was in motion i
caused cut nearly half way throug'
tie wrist. reql iring several stitches.
"A number Of fight fans witnessed
the four round bout between Roy
Moore of Medina and Lea Kelley Of
Cleveland at the Marotta Athletic
club, Cleveland, Tuesday night, re,
sulting in the defeat Of Moore. The
decision was perhaps trife off
color.
Mrs. P. N. Yoder, while visiting
her daughter in Cleveland, was taken
seriously i'll with pneumonia and al
this time is under the care Of a trained
nurse with no hope for recovery. Mr.
Yoder, who is a travelling salesman
was telepraphed for and all the chill
dren are at the bedside of their
mother.
MIR. N. P. Nichols was summoned
to the bedside Of his SON Lewis in Gin
cinnati Saturday night for the sec
Ond time within the past few weeks
The latter had suffered relapse