The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-16

The members of Comet Temple
are requested to be present for prac-
tice at meeting Monday evening,
Feb. 10.
-Intoxication and boistrousness
caused the arrest Of julius Hallam on
Saturday night as he alighted from the
SOC southbound Southwestern car at
Medina. Deputy Marshal Sedgwick
performed the service and Sunday
morning Mayor Randall popped it TO
julius to the tune of So and costs.
The money was Forthcoming and Jul
ius regained his liberty.
George Woodruf's Sunday school
class, known as the Aylwood class, OF
the M. E. church, were entertained on
Wednesday at picnic supper at the
home of L. ]. Flickinger. About 40
time.
"A. B. Underwood reported the con-
dition of his wife on Thursday after
noon as still critical. She is still con-
fined in the Oberlin hospital, where
Mr.. Underwood has been dividing his
time for the past two, weeks.
Mrs. w, A. Nichols entertained q
party of friends at a Valentine So
cial Wednesday evening.
Local capital seeking investment
will no doubt be interested in the an
nouncement in this issue of the In
terstate Mining Co., as it is backed by
nearby people. They think they
have good proposition, and it is the
"think" of practical coal men. Messrs.
George Andrews and Ira E. Williams,
representatives of the company, will
be in this city next Wednesday, to
meet and show any persons interested
good reasons for the faith that is in
them.
One of the classes of Medina high
school, the senior BIS, becoming con-
vinced of the need of fresh decorations
and at the same time being mindful
Of the shortness Of funds in the purse
Of the Board of Education, had q pic
mic supper last Saturday and repainted
and decorated the room and furniture
without any expense to the school au-
thorities. This certainly bespeaks
school spirit and a proper avenue Of
escape for surplus class spirit which
not unfrequently is turned to less
worthy aims.
The Medina school children had a
vacation Monday and Tuesday of this
week on account of failure of the cleo
trio light plant to furnish current fol
the motors.
"A petition was circulated this
week to council preying for the i'm.
provement of North Court street, from
Liberty to Union street, by paving
with brick on a concrete base. The
Southwestern is supposed to look af
ter the paving of it's own strip anC
tn ecost Of the improvement is to b.
assessed on a so per cent basis agains
the foot frontage of lands abutting OF
both sides of the street. The improve
ment is needed and signatures to tht
petition were being affixed rapidly OF
Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Friedel of Wadswortl
road was stricken Thursday Afternoon
with paralysis and as the Sentine
went to press late Thursday night hel
condition was reported as critical.
w. E. House, of the Lake road
in celebration of his birthday last Mon
day, entertained number of his Me
dina friends to supper and social ev
ening.
The prayer meeting at the Con
gregational church last evening mark
ed the beginning of an attendance con
| test between the men and women O
the church. The deacons will leat
the men, the deaconesses the women
The contest closes March % and tn
losers will serve fellowship suppe
on March 20.
Mrs. Neal Kellogg and Miss Mil
dred Albro entertained the Five Hun
dred club last night at the home O
Mrs. Kellogg.