The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-24
!: LOCAL EVENTS

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agent of the Western Union, has tram
ferred his Office from the east side Il
the north side of the electric station
for the two-fold purpose Of gaining
more room and to be separated from
the newsstand owned by the Uniol
News Co., of which Mr.. West has beel
the local representative for the pas
year and which, according 70 Mr.. Wes
has been more of nuisance to hin
than source of profit. Both Mr.. Wes
and Mr., Butcher, his assistant, hav'
labored diligently to make th'
news, magazine, cigar and confection
cry department success against dis
courag;ng conditions, and they will nj
longer operate that department aftel
this week. Who will succeed to tht
business has not yet been determined
Ernest Wallace of West Washing
ten street was exhibiting curiosity
Tuesday morning in the form Of ar
apple tree bough in full bloom. II
was clipped from a tree on his farm
on the Branch road west of town.
The Priscilla club will entertain
their husbands with {. chicken dinner
at Ye Tavern, Leroy, this evening.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement Of Miss Margaret
Flagle to Mr.. Carl Greisig Of Cleve-
land. The wedding will take place
early in October.
One Of series of Mrs. Huns
berger's pupils recitals was held at
the home of Mrs. Max McGinnis, Sat-
urday evening, Sept. 18, at which time
twelve diplomas were granted to pu-
pills having finished certain grades Of
the national graded course.
1t is just to say complimentary
word for the Minnelli Bros. whose
company Of actors closed success
full weeks engagement last Saturday
night. Not only was the company an
unusually strong one, but the list of
plays presented were all good ones,
clean and with morals, and the large
crowds that visited the popu-
lar company nightly were appreciative.
The Minnelli Bros. have been annual
visitors to Medina for a great many
years and their biennial viSitations are
looked forward to by our citizens.
Gov. Frank B. Willis Tuesday
formally proclaimed Oct. IL as Go
lumbus Discovery day. and recon-
mended that it be generally and ap-
propriately OBJ erved thruout Ohio.
The rural letter carriers of Me-
dina county will meet at the home of
A. j. Betz, Lodi, Saturday evening,
Sept. 25.
1t is hard to convince some read
ers of newspaper that the advertise
ments are good news the same as the
regular class Of news. Few people
realize that by reading the advertise
ments they will save great deal of
money. Now begin right and read
every ad in this paper and don't stop
with that, but patronize the advertiser
who spends his good money, in view
Of getting results.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for Mr.. Kramer, Mrs. E. !,
Somervile,, 288 E. Pardee st.
"A. A. Gish is having substantial
improvements made to his restaurant
building by an additional story and an
extension to the rear. The family will
reside in the new story, when finished,
renting their present home on West
Liberty street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Broadway on Monday, a baby girl.
ANY barber who applies hot
towel to newly-shaved face, rubs
liquid over ones scalp to destroy the
dandruff or to encourage the growth
of hair, applies an asceptic pencil to a
cut face, will be forced to pass an ex-
animation, given by the state medical
board and pay $25 for a license fee,
when the Platt-Ellis law goes into eff
feet Oct. 1.
The county board of elections is
Sept. 80, for printing ballots for the
election Nov 2. There will be differ
ent ballots printed for every township
and municipality and school district
in the county, besides ballots for nu-
merous amendments to the constitu-
tion and referendums on state laws.
1t was reported Friday that the
Southwestern in making up its winter
scedule, which becomes effective Oct.
1, will change the limited car ser
vice between Wooster and Cleveland.
1t is said that the limiteds will be
moved and hour ahead and at least
one taken of.
-One of the best laws recently en-
acted is the one which provides fine
for any individual or firm causing to