The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-09
| LOCAL EVENTS

Sugar WCHt up d4AVtHCA NSiAe
pound Thursday, it now being ~
cents.
The only new case filed the past
week was that Of Frank H. Harpley
VS.. RozeIla Harpley, in an action for
divorce and equitable relief: This
couple was married in Medina, Aug
&c, 1911, and there are no children,
Since, they have been residents OF
Wadsworth. Wilfull absence for more
than three years is the alleged cause
of action.
ID. R. Pelton is laid up with an
attack of the mumps.
L. o. Fisher, who has been III
with mumps for the past two weeks
was able to be out again on Wednes-
day. 4.
the past month has been critically IL
at the Oberlin hospital, has SO far re.
covered that she was able to return
home on Thursday, accompanied by
Mr.. Underwood, who went to Oberlir
Wednesday evening.
A letter received this week BY
Judge and Mrs. ]. r. Kennan from
their son, Edward, who has been witt
the Fifth Regiment at Ell Paso, Texas
stated that the regiment arrived a.
Ft. Wayne, Mich, on Monday, Marcl
s. 1t left Ell Paso, Feb. II and wal
two days and three nights getting ou
Of Texas. Edward also stated tina
it was thought the regiment woul'
leave Ft. Wayne either on the 18th o.
18th Of March for home. AS thert
will be parade both in Cleveland anc
Berea, it can not be definitely determ
mined at this time just when the Me
dina boys of the regiment will arriv'
home.
Advertised letters at the Medini
postohice are for Mr.. Burke Atty, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Waltz and W. A. Weir
New rails were strung along tn
Southwestern line on North Cour
street, Wednesday, to replace the one
now in use when the street is pave'
later in the season.
The 1000 trust fund left by tn
late Della Hartman, the income from
which is to be used for the benefit O.
the Sylvester library. was paid ovei
to the trustees on Thursday of thi'
week by II. D. and George Bishop
executors.
Because Of confiction in date:
with the Elyria and other neighborint
county fairs, the Medina Agricultural
association announces a change in tht
date Of the Medina county fair from
Sept. IL, IL, 10 to Sept. 18, 19, 20.
Andrew Eckert of Abbeyvillt
came to Medina this week to make hi
home with his son, Fred Eckert, 23s
North Elmwood street.
Ed. Nettleton, Weymouth road, I!
confined to his home with an attach
of mumps.
Allan Damon Of Branch road, Il
recovering from light attack oi
scarlet fever.
The young son Of Mrs. Edith BALD
win of Chippewa Lake, who has been
critically ill with pneumonia, is re-
ported as improving.
e. 0. Simmons is one Of this
weeks murnp victims.
The Friday Afternoon club meets
today with Mrs. ]. R. Kennan.
The Priscilla club will meet Tues.
day evening with Mrs. w. A. Nichots.
Mrs. Fred Koons is confined to hel
home with la grippe.
The Ludine club and their hus
bands will be entertained with s
warm sugar party at the home Of
Miss Illah Jenne in Litchfield Tues
day evening. Those not having hus
bands are permitted to get man,
Mrs. Harold Vests class of tn,
L. B. S. of the Congregational church
will meet next Thursday, March 10
with Mrs. j. R. Godlove.
The Ludine club were entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Geneviev'
Brintnall.
Upon complaint of neighbor tx
Humane Officer Waffle that F. Schoor
ard of Spencer had whipped his horses
in a cruel and unnecessary manner
while the animals were pulling heavy
load, Schoonard was arrested anC
brought before Probate Judge Var
Deusen Monday morning, who, upon 9
plea Of guilty from defendant, impos-
ed a fine of SIS and costs, the latter
amounting to 81.