The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-08-10
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From an Sections Of the State

~t NCSCdoedf hdo COublu OF IN
famous poet, James Russell Lowell
died at the coCnty infirmary from tu
serculosis. She was a native OF New
York and at one time quite wealthy
She came to the infrmary from Mil
ford Center, this county, ten years ago
sucyrus.-Seventy machinists of tn,
Carroll Foundry & Machine Co.
who have been on strike 70,
eight weeks, have returned t.
work, having reached an agreement
with the company. The men resume
work under a grant Of 81 hours worl
per week at 81 IL cents an hour.
cineinnati.-Dolly Bacciocco, who
was injured in an automobile &C
cident July 8 and rendered uncon
scious from fractured skull, has re
gained consciousness after lying in 9
comatose condition for "a days. HeI
condition puzzles physicians here.
5ueyrus.-Fire Of unknown origir
destroyed the machine shop oi
the Carroll Foundry & Machine Co
The loss is close to 100000, mostly
machinery and tools. The Gray iron
factory and steel plant adjoining was
not damaged.
EIyria. - Joseph Pop is in
Jail and Andy Buski is in Memorial
hospital with two ugly knife wounds,
as a result Of quarrel between the
two men. Buski was stabbed in the
arm and back, but it is thought he
will recover.
Ashtabula.-L. ]. Loney Of Perry.
o., missed his footing while trying
to board a Nickel Plate freight
train here and was ground to pieces.
de was going to Conneaut to apply
sor job on the Nickel Plate.
Fostoria.-Posters are being dist,ib.
uted for the purpose of trying to To-
cate John R. Atkinson, a Fostoriar,,
who left home July Is. His
wife is at deaths door from worrying
over his disappearance.
Amherst.-Mrs. John Gumoff had
her left leg fractured wher
her horse became unmanageable and
tipped over the wagon in which she
was returning from delivering produce
to market at Lorain.
sIdney.-While Charles Corning
was examining gun it was
accidentally discharged, the bullet
striking younger brother, Leo, 4, be-
low the left eye. The child died three
hours later.
Youngstown. - The Brier Hill
Steel Co. announces it has just
construction Of two 1OO.ton
open hearth furnaces, which with
equipment, will cost 100000.
Wooster.-Ered Rice, aged so.
and his wife are in the hospital as
result Of Rice's automobile turning
turtle. Five other passengers escaped
injury.
Fostoria.-The first section in the
state to have electric current
carried to farms is northwestern
Seneca county. The Ohio Light &
Power Co. will uSe the Fostoria-Fre-
mont transmission line. The line will
parallel the right of way of the Lake
Erie & Western railroad. Current for
light, for running wind mills, churn-
ing and milking machines will be sup
Piled.
Bellefontain. Mayor Charles
F. McGilVray Of Springfield won in
common pleas court here in his con-
.ention with the mayor of West Lib
9rty, who fined him for exceeding the
speed limit. Judge Hoover held that
'uch prosecutions must be brought un-
Ter the state law instead of village
ordinance
Akron.-Herman Nell Stanton,
.ged Is, puLG in South High
chool, has been awarded a hero medal
y the Ralson hero commission of st. |
.ouis. Young Stanton saved two boys
rom drowning in the Sherbondy Hill
July 29, 1915.
oberlin.-Louis E. Burgner, for II
ears justice of the peace here, re-
lgned because the work of the office
the college town detracted too
luch of his time from his real estate
nd insurance business.
PainesViIle.-One case of infantile
analysis and two suspected cases
ave developed at Fairport Health
lthorities are taking precautions to
revent a spread of the disease.
Elyria.-Thomas Chambers, aged
}, died from injuries received
hen load of hay capsized. Compli-
Ltions resulted from the fracture of
leg near the hip.
McComb.-A sudden attack of
resulting in a ruptured
ood vessel, caused the death of Mrs.
'hn Crook at her home near Nc
)mb.
Cambridge.-Fire Of unknown origin
Tept through the rear of block of
rms, destroying II of the buildings.
CIeVeland.-The heat killed IA
.bies and two adults. There were
rec prostrations reported.
Springfield.-Oliver Selman, As,
ed revolver shot into his abdomen
d is expected to die.
Youngstown. - Judge w. P. Bar
m enjOined the striking machin-
s from picketing the plant of the
lillian Tod Co. The strike at the
I'd company has been on several
'eks. The Injunction was requested
the employers association on the
ound that several fights occurred
len pickets tried to persuade en-
'yes not to go to work. Strikers
ny that any Of their number have
used fights.
Fostoria.-Floyd Davis, an assemb-
at the Fostoria Light Car Co., was
Ized from the heat and was taken
a hospital for treatment.
-ostoria. = Fire In the business
trict here destroyed the building
the Fostoria Transfer Co. Near.
business rooms were cleared of
rchandise in fear the blaze woulI