The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-01


dered from Paw Paw, Michigan, two
weeks ago, for the farmers and near
farmers of Medina county, arrived in
town Thursday afternoon, the car be-
ing on the B. & o. tracks.
Miss Jessie Pocock, soprano, and
Mr.. Harry Lincoln, 'celloist, will as
sist the choir in especial music at
Commencement exercises at the NJ. E..
church next Sunday evening.
Ben Tebbitts was in Wooster yes
terday, watching the ponies 60.
Miss Mary Garman, who for some
time has been a popular clerk at E. G.
Ziegler & Sons store and well known
in Medina, was married Tuesday ev-
ening to Mr.. Earl Morris of Oberlin,
by Rev. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
man will reside in Oberlin. Many
friends here wish them all that is
good.
Bids are being asked for by the
State Highway department for resur-
facing the Cleveland-WoOster road be-
tween the corporation line and Ham
ilton's Corners, a distance of about
two and one-half miles. The cover
ing will be bituminous and will be
about three inches in thickness. The
approximate cost will be thirty thous-
and dollars, all of which is paid by the
state. The work is to be completed
by November 18th.
TO further the sale of Liberty
Bonds the postmaster general has in
structed all postoffices to stamp in
coming first-class mail with the words:
"Do your bit! Buy Liberty Loan
Bond. Inquire at any bank or post
office"
H. w. Codding and F. P. Bagley,
the real estate and insurance men, who
have been located at Granger, have Sc
cured a choice room in the Princess
block and are this week transferring
their office to the county seat. Their
new quarters will be the headquarters
for the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Co., of which Mr.. Codding is secretary.
Mr.. Bagley will continue to be en-
gagged in auctioneering, and arrange
ments with him in that line, can be
made in Medina.
DIR. and Mrs. R. G. Strong will en-
tertain at six o'clock dinner this ev-
ening.
Mrs. Jas. Kirkpatrick's class of
the M. E. church were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Roy Rollins Fri
day.
Mrs. w. H. Hobart entertained
the Gold Thimble club last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. R. o. Mcdowell entertained
the Priscilla club Monday evening.
Mrs. Nelson Shaw will give an ad-
dress at the Kings daughters con-
vention in Cleveland Saturday.
The Medina w. c. 7. U. will meet
this afternoon at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Mcintosh. This will be
mothers meeting and all mothers ar
urged to attend. The program as pub
llished last week, will be carried out.
| Wednesday afternoon, during the
parade, little girl stepped in front OF
a Southwestern limited car, at the
corner of North Court street and Lib
erty, and would probably have been
killed, had not ]. M. Butcher, an Of
fetal of the company, who was stand
ing near, grasped the child and hurled
her to one side. Her identity could moi
be learned, as she hurried away in the
crowd.
MIR. Adolph Bartholomew, son Of
Mrs. Lewis Bartholomew of Nortf
street, and Miss Clara Franks, daugh'
ter of Mrs. VIM. Hitzelberger of Alb
beyville, were united in marriage or
Tuesday night at the home of the
bride. The groom is employed al
Oatman's hardware store and has
many friends, as does likewise the
bride, who congratulate them on thei1
marital venture.
i "A letter to Mrs. Mary K. Long
| from her son, Andrew, dated from Ft
Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas
| May 27, states that his corps expect
to be sent to France in about tw
weeks.