The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-12
! LOCAL EVENTS


The vested choir of 30 voices Of
the M. E. church will participate in
the evangelistic campaign which opens
in Seville Sunday morning, Nov. IA.
"A. A. Young has bought the res
ta1 ant II II the the CID arcade arcade ofi West LIB
erty street. 1t has been thoroughly
remodeled and refnished and will be
open to the public Wednesday, Nov. II.
John Wesley McFadden and May
Beulah Close, both of Medina, were
united in marriage last Sunday by Rev
Phillip Kelser, at the latter's home.
The day following election, Sher-
iff Gehman, while at the dinner table,
became so absorbed over the returns
that when asked by Mrs. Gehman if
he would have piece of pie, gazed
blankly into space and replied: "Wet
or dry?"
Blake M. partition and Mary Ma
bel Ewing, both of Montyille, were
united in marriage Saturday, Oct. 6,
by Rev. Phillip Kelser at the home of
the bride.
There will be a gold medal con-
test at the Congregational church on
Tuesday evening, Nov. %, participated
in by experienced speakers.
Geo. w. Soerheide, of the Cleve-
land City Missionary department, will
give an address at the M. E. church,
Wednesday evening, Nov. II, entitled,
"On the road to Jericho"
After successfully conducting a
blacksmith shop on East Smith road
in Medina for a period of thirty-six
years, Mr.. J. B. HOLDEN sold his busi-
ness this week to Messrs. E. Newmey-
er and E. Ralph. Mr.. HOLDEN and
his place of business are widely known
and the former will be missed from
the locality where he has been so long.
His successors are experienced men
and are recommended by Mr.. HOLDEN.
Mrs. w. B. Baldwin met with a
painful injury Monday night at her
home, corner of Elmwood and Friend
ship streets, when, under momentary
faint, she fell, sustaining laceration
of her lip. The injury prevented Mrs.
Baldwin from singing at the musical
held at her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. S. H. Tuttle Of Akron sang in
stead.
During the past week no clue has
developed Of the whereabouts of Geo.
Hill, colored, who it is alleged made a
criminal assault upon the eight-year-
old daughter of Postmaster Carpenter
of Spencer, Monday evening, Nov. S,
and escaped.
"A local nimrod has requested us
to ask the ladies who are wearing
pantalettes to please pull their sus-
penders up little higher during rab-
bit season as the fur trimmings are
easily mistaken for cotton tail.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Congregational church held a
picnic supper in the church dining
room Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. H.. Brainard entertained
the members of st. Paul's Guild at
her home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. William Ulmer has purchased
the o'd Alcott property on West Lib
erty street.
DIR. and Mrs. Will Nichols enter
tanned the trustees of the Congrega-
tional church at dinner Friday even
ing.
Mrs. ]. R. Gleason and Miss Tilly
gave luncheon last Friday to the Af-
ternoon club, being the first meeting
of the club year.
The Priscilla club met Monday ev-
ening with Mrs. N. H. Mcclure.
Mrs. Will House entertained with
a thimble party Saturday afternoon.
Prof. Phillip Sherman of Oberlin
will give two lectures for the Friday
afternoon club, one to be given Mon
day, Nov. Is, the other one in Janu-
ary-lectures on the modern drama,
to be given at the home of Mrs. H. H.
Root.
The Eastern Stars held an cleo
tion of officers Monday night.
Misses Della Moore and Mary
Whalen attended the marriage of At
torney Everette H. Kruger of Cleve-
land and Miss Marian Heath of Plym-
outh, o., at the latter city on Wednes-
day of this week. The bride is a rel
ative of Miss Moore. The groom re-
Gently defeated his Democratic oppon-
ent for councilman in Ward "a, Cleve-
land, the campaign for which caused a
postponement of his marriage from
September, the date originally set.
About 125 persons attended the
musical at the home of w. B.. Baldwin
Wednesday evening, at which cele-
brated harpist and several talented
vocalists from Akron participated.
Tho she had been advised not to sing
on account of the accident to her lip
sustained Monday night, Mrs. Baldwin,
with considerable effort, did sing one
song in very creditable manner.
Her many friends in Medina where
for many years she was a resident,
will regret to learn that Mrs. L. S.
Smith of Lakewood is lying at the
point Of death, following an operation
for cancer. Mrs. Smith is daughter
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