The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-09

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Il IL article contained ii our last
! issue under the caption New Liquor
Law Creates Interest, We stated that
/ the two license commissioners would
| be appointed upon the recommendation
of the new county clerk the present
president Of the county commissioners
and the present county recorder. we
were ia eTroT as regards the recorder
Receipts at the local .postofice for
the fiscal year ending June 30, Of the
present year were $22216.15. For
| the same period last year, $20813.62
Postal savings respectively for I the
above periods, $2321 and $3941. Do
mestic money orders issued amounted
to S53262.44 and the international oI-
ders issued amounted to $2076.05.
1T being the recorder-elect. Mr..
Bailey, who will be one Of the three
members from this county, making
three Democratic votes from this
county, three from Ashland and three
Republican votes from Lorain. The
men will meet Sept. 5, at Lorain to
appoint the two commissioners and
their clerk for the district compris-
ling the above mentioned counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. HI. Brought, re-
Gently of Idaho. moved into their home
on West Lafayette road, Monday. The
following were guests at dinner: Mr..
and Mrs. M. w. Brought of Weymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brought of Me-
dina Center, Mr.. and Mrs, John Beck,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Gage and son, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Bowman and daughter, Mr.. Fred
Bohley.
The Medina County Ministerial
Association will meet next Monday
forenoon at Chippewa Lake for its
regular bi-monthly session. Rev. c.
Searles will address the gathering up
on the theme. "The Kind of Preach
ing Which, the Church Needs" The
families of the ministers are expected
to be present and each preacher will
bring along picnic basket presum-
ably with a yellow-legged chicken all
carefully prepared.
Local Magyars held a big bazaar
and wholesale jollifcaion Monday or
the ground just east Of the foundry
upon which they were given permis-
sion to assemble. The purpose Of the
bazaar was to raise money to send tt
| their suffering countrymen across the
sea. 1t was a very laudable purpose
and we understand the bazaar was
well patronized and a reasonably
orderly gathering, save for the momer
tary effervescence Of one, who, earl7
in the morning let drive a charge 0.
buck shot through window of Bel
y Waters house.
Mr.. C. 0. Davenport and J. R
Lampson took the Case examination
of the Fifth Division Of Railway Mai
IService last Wednesday morning, un
i Ider Chief Clerk G. w. Pepper of Clev,
land. Number Of cards handled b.
Davenport was HOO; receiving 100 pc
7 cent for correct placing. The numbe
of cards handled by Lampson wa
1900; he receiving 99.78 per cent, miss
ling but two cards of the number.
], "A mother skunk and six littl
| ones braved the glamour of Soutl
! Court street one evening last weel
| and caused considerable anxiety to tn,
!, residents in the immediate vicinit!
who observed the little brood slyl!
making their way across the stree
and straightway under porch. Sool
the fight was on and three infant polk
cats bit the dust. Later the mother
was discovered in the cellar and she
| too, answered the clear call. It i!
possible that Harold Zigler may b,
able to| shed some light as to where tn,
4 lclothea were buried.