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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

Richmond and Henrioo line TO lakewood:
Tako Richmond and IIenrico car, trans
for north at Twonty-third and Marshall
and again east at Twenty third and
Yenablc.
Passengers from Fairmount TO Chesa-
peako and Ohio shops: Tako Paramount
car, transfer west Mt Twenty third and
Ycnable to Oakwood lines and again
west at Eighteenth and Grace Streets
to Seventeenth Street limo; or, take
Paramount car, transfer west at
Twenty-third and Marshall Streets to
Broad Main line and again north mt
Eighteenth and Main Streets to Seven
tccnth Street line
Passengers from Twelfth and Mar
shall Streets, or Eleventh and Broad
Streets west OF Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway to Seventeenth and Main (Old
MarkeO: Take Broad Twenty fth
/ Street car and transfer south at Eighth
! and Broad Streets to Broad Main line.
Passengers west of Main Street Sta
ton on Main Street to Eleventh and
| Broad Streets: Take Broad Main car
and transfer eat at Eighth and Broad
! Streets.
| Passengers from c. & o. shops to
Twenty-nfth and Clay Streets: Take
Seventeenth Street car, transfer east
| ut Eighteenth and Main Streets to
| Broad Main line and again north al
| Twcnty-ffth and Broad Streets to
! Broad -Twcnty-nfth Street line.
Passengers from Fairmount to West
Broad: Take Paramount car and trans
fer west at Twenty third and Marshall
to Broad and Twenty-hfth Street line
or Richmond and Henrico line; or tako
Paramount car, transfer west at TWEEN
| ty-third and Fcnahle Streets to Oak
wood Broad line and again west at
First and Broad Streets.
Passengers from c. & o. Shops to
Twenty-third and Marshall: Take
Seventeenth Street car and transfer
east at Eighteenth and Main Streets
to Clay Street line or Broad-Atain line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

ception VIII be held giving all children
tho pleasure OF meeting this d!,ninutive
couple. who have won so much adnira-
tion In Richmond.
BABY SHOW WILL DE
HELD AT BLUES BOOT'H
on tho same Afternoon the Blues
booth. under the craftsmanship OF Mrs
Edgar w. sowles. will have as spe-
cial matinee. real baby show In which
all Richmond babies may compete for a
most attractive prize.
ON Saturday afternoon ut o'clock.
Miss Ida Steele Traylor. we'll known for
her dancing classes In Petersburg,
and Richmond. Will di-
rect the program. Miss Trnylor's pupils
attracted much favorable comment
when they appeared In performance
recently at the Jefferson Hotel. Those
taking part In the program will be:
Misses Margaret Powers. Margaret Will
liams. Helen Reagan. Lauretta Powers,
Russell Young. Miriam Gellman. Viz
Einia Bowman. Olivia Fritz, Pauline
Bowman, Marie Booth. Airline Tray lor
and Miss Cook. accompanist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
'CARS WILL USE MARSHALL
STREET V|ADuCT TO-DAY
VIII Cease Operation for Present on
Steep Broad Street
Hills.
WHAT THE CHANGE WILL MEAN
Company Issues Instructions for
Transferring to Various Points.
Arrangement VIII Continue Until
Pending Franchise Is Disposed or.

beginning this morning the Virginia
Railway and Power Company will cease
tho use of tho steep Broad Street hills
between Eleventh and Twenty-fourth
Streets. Permission for this change
was recently granted by the City Coun-
ell, the rcroutinG being made to avoid
"a large expenditure In rebuilding
tracks which may not be needed IL the
general Encouragement OF street car
service proposed in the pending blanket
franchise is approved by the Council.
The company issued Yesterday the
following notice to the public:
BEGINNING Sunday. March 81. tho tenn
por3ry reroutinC of the BROAD Main,
Broad Twcntyffth Streets and Oak
wood BRAD lines will be put into effect,
the Broad Main line being operated by
Twenty first Street and Marshall. the
froad-Twenty-fifth Street line by
Eleventh Street and Marshall Street
Nlahuct and the OakwooI-Broad line
by Eighth and Ninth Streets. Main
street and Eighteenth Street
For the bccniit Of our patrons we give
below list showing what lines to take
nd where to transfer In order to reach
'arious points on our lines:
Passengers from OakWood Avenue
D! Nenable street to Twelfth and
Dad: Take Oakwood- Broad or Oak
ood Naih car. transfer south at Twen-
Third and Nenable and again west
At Twenty third and Marshall to Broad :
Twenty-fifth street or Richmond and
tienrico car.
Passengers from Chimborazo Park to
lakewood Cemetery: Take Broad Main
car and transfer north at Eighteenth
and Main Streets to lakewood lines: or.
take Broad-Main car. transfer north at
Twtney-third and Marshall and again
west at Twenty-third and Venable
Streets.
Passengers from Government road on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
VIII Hold Confirmation.

RI. Rev. Robert =. Gibson. u. D..
bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese OF Virginia, Will confirm
classes Of candidates at Holy Trinity
church to-day at the IL o'clock service
and At ST. James Church tonight AT
the Sis service. He will also deliver
the confirmation sermon at both
churches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Assistant Secretary yomcd

w :. fough yesterday entered upon
his duties rs a member OF the corps of
assistants to the secretary at the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian Associa :
ton. An addition TO tho force was
found necessary because Of the rapid
growth OF the association involving an
increase In the work required OF the
officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
At Moody Institute.

Tho eldest son of Secretary s. H.
Thomas, of the Railroad Young MEMS
Christian Association. is taking n course
of study ut the Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago. Ill. S. u. Dowdy chair
man Of the religious work committee
OF the railroad association, Is n grad
uate of the Moody Institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Eugene McClnr,n Arrested.

Eugene McClar!n was arrested by
Detectives Krengel. Smith and Atkin-
son yesterday on n charge of commit
ting grave offense against Miss
Mamie Lncy. Tho man will be ar
raiEned In the Police Court Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
.,rorn,s Sound, nj Work

Mrs. a. c. Royal 1905 West Cary
street. was arrested by Policemen
Smith and Galbraith last night on a
charge of maintaining disorderly
house at that address. Ralph johnson
and Emma Grey. found in the house
by the officers, were arrested also They
we're charged with being disorderly
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Colonel Pott. in HnsnitnI.

Colonel Allen Potts was taken 10 Grace
yesterday on account of an
Injury 10 his foot. 1t was said last
night that he was doing well. and that
his condition was not serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Operated on for An,.n,lic,t,.

Frank S. Richcson. of the firm of
Eichcson & Crutchfeld. real estate
agents, was operated on last Thursday
at ST. Luke's Hospital for appendicitis.
He was reported last night to be re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
DEATHS.

at 1885 A. NJ, March
81. 1915. ut i02 East Grace Street,
GEORGE WILLIAMS BRIGGS. Of
Scottsvillc, Va. in the nfty-ninth year
OF his age He leaves a Wife and five
children.
Funeral notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Ge2. I0zL xezzenzz -~..Sssszease.gs,

photograph
German
Office of Military
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02

Correspondence especial para Ii PRENSA-
Ell PASO Texas, Julio 3I.-Nuy
intrigados estau los agenteS de po-
licia de esta ciudad con las encon-
tradaS noticiaS que circular refe-
rcates al paradero de PaScual 0roz-
CO. Tan pronto Sc dice que csc jc-
fe revolucionario cruZG Ia Inca i'll
yisoria ' esta al frente de ai=unoS
hombres eu Mexico. como - .ase-
gu"a que cSta Ell csta Ciudad 0 tn
aI&iu punto Immediate. Natural
mcutc que cada una de- r>tas YER
stones poue ell activldad d los que
10 persiguen, Qujenes han dicho
que Sigucu muy III. cerca Ia pisja
del prGfugo Y que esperan dar con
Fl IN un cortO plaz0.
La veriad DE- las coSas - que G,
paradero DE Orozro = un miStcrio.
del rual nj >uS mas intimos amigos
pOSeen Ia clavc. pur> - ie> ~ tan
de>.rncertadoS i c>to> como a los
policiaS. La casa del general 0roz-
20 ma sido c~at"aia muchas wees
desdr lu. So jrte Ia abanIpui. pc
70 niugunos Ia,os han cncuntralu
sus perscguidores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02
EI f~aetotuIn del viIIismO, Felipe An
ueIes, es UNI misterio viviente
NADIA Sc sabe en- 'definitiva de 10 que frame el
companero de Villa

An=rlr> a Washington. pcro la ma
yoria ii, IA opinion :" inr.iHa a
Greer que 81 ~Eac;otum' Jci Wills
mo, Il tau repctido Angeles jrar
entire mauo 81 cnjua=uc De que
tanto Sc ha hablado ' Fl cuaI pom
dri en- la prcSidcn,ia Jc Ia Rcpd-
blica al eX-=obernador del Diatri'o
hurrti>la. Eduardo T. Iturbidc.
T. dcrir. que despueS de haber
raltado u la palabra de honor que
dicru al general Hucrta, dc,puGs dc
haDer >ldo el principal eiemento IN
IA ruptura cHtre Carranza y Villa,
trabaia por una uucya infidcncia
4ue dciara Fucra del campo rcyO-
.uciouario at Que ina Sidp hasta hoy
III jefc Y Ill protector Y al mjSmo
Tempo III hcriurI.
DE todaS mancra-. cStd muy &C.
~ Fl mumcHto en que podamo> Sd
Drr aiso con claridaJ ~rrlercntc j
"a vrrdadcra arlitud del general
Angeles ' c>tart p~cndiente Ic 10
lIc orurra para informar.
Ell CORESPONSAL...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02
Los vilIistas hablan va de apoderarsed de las pro-
piedades mlirleras que no son trabajadas
Los agentes de polic1a dicen que siguen de
cerca la pista de Pascual 0rozco
LIE SUICIDE A listed ESTO?

Hace amos una amiga Sc case y sc
fue a visitas i%lejos.
Uno de sus mayores encantos era
su aspecto tan juveril, ademas dc
que lucia bien con cualquier color
todos lie f~avorecian; aun Ia recuerdo
IN dia vestida de punzo, que tai pa
recia un cuadro; el blanco lie eS,
taba bien, ell negro era ell unico CO.
lor con que lucia nal.
I'm dia recibi una carta de ella en-
que me decia que 81 esposo e]ncontra-
ba que lucia demasiado %joven, asi es
que ahora me pondra los vestidos mas
largos. ''tl quicrc que parezca mas
una sonora, Y desea que me vista de
negro. Por darle gusto 10 hago, aun-
que TODD ell mundo dice que me esta
NAL"
De modo que csc esPoso preferia
que su mujer no luciera joven, y que
luciera nal, : ella. muy c]onlenta,
Sc sacrificaba por darlc guSto.
70 nice cl cuento a otra amiga
mayor Y de mas eXperiencia, ella Sc
sonri6 Y echo una mirada l 81 ma
rido, que yalia IN mundo.
Sine replico-esto es 10 que
hay que hacer, darie gusro al ma
rido; 80 10 hice, eI era mi unico a
NOR, Y 10 sigue siendo. Cuando pa
50 la luna de miel. m csPoso crcy6
convcniente que 70 usara zapatos de
suela doble Y tacGn bajo. lo tenia
bonito empeine y pie chiquito. nero
por darle gusto los use" Una vez
ibamos a coger un carro y a { una
linda muchacha con IN pie R~recioso
Pasa Ia 5a. col. 5a.
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correspondence especial para L, PREN>,

correspondence especial para IL PRENS,.
Ell Pi>O. Txas. Julio yu.-Lomo
10 anuncia rn mi jcicgrama Ir r>,a
ui,ra ...ha. Emilio y Ra,il Ma
F.rn ~fre.lron lie Torre6n aver para
unir-, - IA ramilja. la mayor par
h. de- rrivo~ mTrrnb~n> ~ hal.an
ami. ~ ur.ada roinrid. rou a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02

trcmo de La Mesa, al pasar pOr
, 81 cuerpo varies centenares de VOL
tioS del trOle de Ia linea electrical
de ferrocarrileS urbanos. La name
IA cxacta de como recibi6 Ia muer-
te. Sc ignora. aunGue Sc suponc Que
va sea que Bejarano estaba de pie
>ubre terren0 himedo o sobre unO
de- los rieles De la via al tOtar cl
alambre. que 81 suspendia del trOle
de Una mancra peculiar.
Guanio algunOs empleadoS DE- IA
Compania de TranviaS eltctricos lie
aaron Il Ia escena con I'm pulmo-
tor, Bejarano habia muertQ hacia
aISuEo> minutes Y fut impossible
yolycrlo a la vida. Una inye>liga-
ci6n que Sc hizo. dcmoStr0 que IN
largo pedazo De alambre habia Sido
doblado IN forma de gancho Y AFRO
iad0 deSde FL Sueio pur sobre e. trO-
IT,. de- manera que podia SCI alcan-
lado por algunos Dc los muchoS mu-
charhes que 50 cncoutraba en aluel
iugar.
=, cree tambi%n qur Il aIambrc
fur coIocad3' con e obicto de Que
los .i6ycnc, 10 tocaran li=eramente
Y reribieyan Ill choquc; pero como
p,1,r,r, l.. r.,trin t.au 9mbaS M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02

plazo por otros TO dias, el hecho
es que no Sc ha publicado ell deere
TO respective Y segun parece ell go
bierno de la Convene on llevara ade-
lante Ia ley. pues en- detcrminados
caSos, en- Que los ~interesados han
dcmoslrado la impOsibiIidad de
cumpIir con ella Sc les han eXten:
dido c~rrlilirados 'rGlevandolos lie Ia
obligation.
=. Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02
Del congreso agricola.

VILLAGARCIA-Se ha Inaugural
do hoy cl Congrcso agricola de esta
!~ocalidad, siendo electo presidente el
senior Pcrevia. que fue aclamado.
FL Congreso ha aprobado cl regIa-
mento para la buena marchs de las
s~esiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02
I~mpermeables de $1,000, para Sc,
noras y caballeros a S3'75.
Esta barata durara psco
EeoDomiee a nuestra costa.

Debido. al ciere
de los mercados Gu
p c nos n
obligados a d~isponer
de maj de 10000 i'm.
permenbles a Tn pre-
clio inferior Al dc So
fabrication. E.,os i'm.
~permeskles fucron;
hechos para vcndeI+
sc a I'm precio mini
mo de sl0.W pucs
son dc excelsnte ma
,elal y m~snufac,ura
h~abiendoLos en- color
girls cafe.
Estamos tan scgu-:
ros de que le satisi
faccrS que e-tamoa
~dispucs;os a cnvTci
uno a prueba y ma
case dc que no sa-
tisfaeiese. a refuadir
cl Ginero Immediate ,
, -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02

psdido debe dee:rros 81 10 quiere para sehora o pa
del buf;o y el largo dc que 10 desea. No pierSa la
ocasian de hacerse cast rcsalada de una prenda in
dispec.able para cI tempo de lluvias. iEnvienos
hoy mismo Ia :nsiSriticaate suma dc IS ccntavos CT
tiInbrcs postaics y lie enviarcnos un npcrmeabIG
desde lucgo, los pedidos para ct Canada. Mexico
y el exuanic.o dcbcrin venir scornpahados dc 81
importc en- giro postal a nucs,ro ncHbrc. :
HSOLO s3.75Ht
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02
Lo hiri0 accidentalmente

Juan Morales, I'm muchacho me
xicano como de diez amos de edad
fu6 herido aver, como a las / p.
m. Ell Ia picrna derecha, ccrca de
la rodi!!a por I'm disparo que con
un rifle Dc salon hiZO un amiguito
con quien jugaba. FL hcridO fu@
lleyado al hospital dc academies
dondc Il cirujano de- Ia pOlicia Fra
Yin le hiZo la primcra cura extra
yendo el proycctil sin gran diff
cultad. Fl d~iagn6stico e. que Ia he
rida q leye Y como'loS testigoS de-
ciararon que habia sidU comp!eta-
meute accidental cl hcridor no fut
dctenido Y Il Morales - IL permitid
irse a curar a su ASA, Siluada Z
ca De las cailc> Diez Y Stanton.
Por andar distraidO
". u. Queen de Tucson. Arizona.
ayi>6 a la pulicia aver en- Ia Tar
de que haDia perdIdo Vclnte d6Ia-
res IN dinerQ Y VI billete de- f.
r~rUrarril valuado On SO mienjras
di>lraia SuS ociu> viendo la ciudal.
La policia ton6 datoS y una dc>-
cripci6n cxacta del bi!.clc cOmrn-
zando Il trafalgar inmciiatamcntr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-02
Hay una gran contradiction en- las notcias que hablan del pa!
radero de csc jefe revolucionario

( cen que este Is Fl primer case de
electrocuciGn que Sc ID. por medic
de un troie.
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Pasa la 5a. col. 5a.
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Ell CORESPONSAL...
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PaSs a la pagina 8. columns s.
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De puIgada de a~ncho.... Toe pa.
he - puIgadas de ancho.sl.25 PEA.
lie puIgadas de ancho. ..SI.5O MA.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-12

the Baptist church at Medina this
week Monday.
Miss Mable Flickinger of Medina
visited friends in town Sunday.
Announcement has been made for
the wedding of Miss Bernice Hosmer
to Carl r. Oswalt of Akron, which will
be held at the Hosmer home, Nov. "a.
Mr.. Oswald's father, the Rev. Oswald,
will perform the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck and family
of Gallon, Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Shumak-
er and family of south of Creston all
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shumaker.
Frank Kinnaman and daughters Liz
zie and Fanchion attended the funeral
of his nephew at Akron last week.
Miss Elizabeth Squires was in Woos
ter Friday evening.
Mrs. A. Longacre visited friends in
Ashland Thursday.
Miss Martha Mills visited friends in
Oberlin Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bostwick and
Mrs. M. A. Anderson were Akron vis-
itors Monday.
Miss Grace Kelso left Saturday morn
ing for Pittsburg, where she will make
her home with relatives for an indef-
mite time.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church has completed plans for
weeks Evangelistic Campaign begin
ming Sunday morning, Nov. ID. Minis
ters from Creston, Leroy, Wadsworth,
together with DR.. Slutz the District
Superintendent and the Medina vested
choir of thirty voices will participate.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-12
SEVILLE


Miss Grace Kelso left Saturday for
Pittsburgh, where she will spend the
winter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Reich
isteiner, daughter.
Clair Mcdowell will move his fam
lily to Dayton soon, as Mr.. Mcdowell
has accepted position as salesman
for a wholesale grocery firm of that
city.
Mrs. Sarah Fetzer moved last week
into the Lehman property on Pleasant
street formerly occupied by Mrs. R. J.
Tubbs.
Mrs. John Ashbaugh of Lakewood
spent last week as the guest Of Mrs.
William Dodge.
Clifford Mallory and Company will
present the comedy "David Garrick"
at the Seville opera house next We'd
nesday evening. The play will be
gwen under the auspices OF the Gull
ford-Westfeld township fair associa-
tion.
The new officers for the Seville band
are: Homer Cahoon, pres; John Hos
mer, vice-pres.; Corwin Minton, treas.
Miss Loa Sulliger, Sec; and Gray S.
Critz and Paul Murray as officers of
the board Of directors.
Ernie M. Cahoon of Seville and Miss
Marian Alleen Seeley of Leroy were
quietly married Saturday evening, Oct
30, at the M. E. parsonage in Seville
by Rev. R. F. Whitehurst. The new
ly married couple will make their fu-
ture home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Cahoon until next spring
when they will begin housekeeping on
the Chas. Taylor farm east of Seville
The marriage was kept a secret from
the public for about week.
The household goods of Mr.. anG
Mrs. F. S, Crofoote were shipped from
Cleveland here and they will occupy
their home In Seville as soon as it is
Marie still retains her position as in
vacated, which is expected about thu
middle Of November, Their daughter
structor in the Brunswick schools.
Mrs. George Morton and E. W. Moy
er, wife and two sons of Leroy, motor
ed to Harmony, Pa, last Friday where
they helped celebrate the ninety-sec.
ond anniversary of Mrs. Morton anc
Mr.. Meyers mothers birthday. They
returned Sunday.
Mrs. P. G. Critz and daughter Flor
ence were in Medina Saturday.
Miss Marie Crofoot of Cleveland Wis
tied her friend, Miss Josephine Lowrie
from Friday until Sunday evening.
, Miss Elouise Swagler, Carl Rohrer
and Harry Long visited at the home of
Miss Mabel Flickinger in Medina Sat-
urday evening.
Rev. F. L. Knapp, R. F. Whitehurst
and G. F. Carson attended the County
Ministerial association meeting held in
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-12
Oakland auto and George Taylor a

Oakland auto and George Taylor a
Studebaker.
ID. F. Tillitson and wife attended
the Cuyahoga county Pomona Grange
at Strongsville last Wednesday, and
the sympathy of all went out to
Master Fish in the accident that han
pened to his daughter the day before
at Cleveland.
Our farmers institute will be Dec.
2S-3O with state aid.
D. F. Tillotson and wife attended
the a'l-day session of the York Grange
Wednesday.
The school board met Wednesday
night at Albert Roots and the latter
treated them to an oyster supper in
honor of his being elected clerk again.
Bernard Hunt with his helpers, A.
Othlhoff and Ashly Sterns, has con-
tracted to build shed 80 feet long for
Frank & Steck at the B. & o. station.
Mrs. Wesley Waite has been quite
sick. M's. Herbert Waite Of Medina
came out and cared for her one week
Ernest Mickey was in Cleveland Sat-
urday and helped his mother move in
with her daughter, Mrs. Stella SEN
Finger.
1t took twenty-one hay rack loads
to move the pipe line gang from Ar
vine Kenyon's farm to Fred Hard
ing's, north Of Medina.
Mrs. Ella Stephenson moved to
Cleveland last week.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, who has spent a
couple of months at her brothers, Al
Wirchels', returned to her home ir
Newark last week.
NIr. Anna Foiy was home Monda,
from Columbia. She and her husband
are staying with Elsie Folly to helE
get the work settled for the winter
I The children and grandchildren tt
the number Of nineteen gathered al
F. N. Gibbs last Saturday night tx
thelp celebrate Mrs. Gibbs birthday.
While geteting down from a wagor
Saturday night Cuba Hawkins slipped
and sprained his ankle.
The next lecture is to be Nov. Is
"Bob" Seeds will give his lecture
"How God Made the Soil Fertile"
Mrs. Mat. Campbell and son Orvillt
and daughter Letha of Chatham spent
Sur day at Mrs. Alice Miners.
Forrest Myrick is home from hold.
ing meeting in Cooksville. Ill.
The Church of Christ people Of
Medina have invited our people out
there next Sunday for morning and
afternoon serylce.
Henry Osterhouse has bought 40
acres from the east end of Mrs. Alice
Miners farm which faces on the road
by Barton's mill.
Maude Levandusky is doing the
house work at O. A. Ridiker's.
Schools commenced again this week,
with Margie Ridiker's scholars in the
new addition to the primary school
and Rex Bartlet's in the primary room.
Henry Allen of Elyria spent a
couple Of days here at his daughters
Mrs. VIM. Vaughn's.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-12
Why Women Suffer
Many Medina Women are Learning
the Cause

Many Medina Women are Learning
the Cause
Women often suffer, not knowing
the cause.
Backache, headache, dizziness, ner-
vousness,
Irregular urinary passages weak
ness, languor-
Each torture of itself.
Together hint at weakened kidneys.
Strike at the root-get the cause.
No other remedy more highly en-
dorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands
Endorsed at home.
Here's convincing testimony from a
Medina woman:
Mrs. S. M. Shaw, 220 S. Elmwood
ST., Medina, says: II have used Doan's
Kidney Pills several times when my
kidneys have not been acting as they
should and when I have had backache
and pains across my loins. l have
always had good results"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Shaw had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-12
NORTH WESTFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Kaser of Creston
spent Sunday with William White and
family.
Alvin Myers, Henry Myers, wife and
daughter Ada motored to Barberton
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Heavlin sold her onion
crop to Carl Jordon of Creston one day
last week.
Misses Loa and Naomi Sulliger of
Seville visited their sister, Mrs. Alvin
Myers Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Smith and son Glenn call
ed on Seville friends Sunday.
Elmer Moore was in Medina Mon
day.