The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-01
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LAFAYETTE

The harvest has ended, the clerks
have gotten behind the counter, the
women have returned to their house.
hold duties and the reporter has got
ten back to his desk and will try to
give you a part of the news of oul
thrivin~ little city. If you have any
news call the reporter and then every
body will read it in the Medina Sen
tinel.
Mrs. F. B. Wheeler remains about
the same.
Orvin Trowbridge isn't quite SO
well; suffers great deal.
Mrs. Jack Walters returned home
last Friday from the Lodi hospital.
She is still confined to the house.
Mrs. Jay Vaughn will return to her
mothers Mrs. Bert McDonald's from
the Lodi hospital Friday, where she
will remain for about two weeks.
Frank Vilk went to Cleveland Tues
day to have an X-ray taken of his
back. He was hurt about month ago
while riding in an interurban car near
Strongville.
Sunday school next Sunday at 200,
preaching at 500. Attendance last
Sunday 80, collection $5.15. The re-
porter stated a few weeks ago that
there were still about Is Of you old
rascals that aren't going. We will
give you one more chance and if you
are not there we will tell where and
how you are spending the Sabbath.
The next ice cream social will be
held at Harry Lance's on the evening
of August 6. There will be ice cream
enough for everybody if you have the
Gale sed. The net receipts at the
Jones festival was $19.19.
Last Wednesday the Logan Co.
drilled in the second well of million
feet on Mrs. Dave Lance's farm. There
is derrick on Sam Ferguson's farm
and one on julie Cartoons and Geo.
Eaken's, one on Leon Myers all
drilling for gas. The second oil boom
is starting in our town, the lots are
all being leased and drilling will be-
gin in 80 days.
Mr.. Strouse, the contractor, expects
to finish concreting on the Lodi road
next week and the road will be open
for travel by the midle Of August.
If you can't wait till August 9Th
for ice cream 60 over to the north
west church Friday evening to the
ice cream festival and have good
time and get some of that fine cake
and ice cream.
c. A. Cowlings has very sick baby
at his writing.
The school board at their meeting
Monday evening let the routes to the
following drivers: Route 1, no bids;
2, J. B. Ewing for 1920 a day; 3, w.
K. Bagley, $3.45; a, not let; 5, E. H.
Reed, $3.50; 6, w. H. Barnhart, $500;
7, c. J. Blanot, $4.00; 8, G.. w. Fem,
$3.50; janitor, @. A. Davis, $50 per
month. If anyone wants route / or
4, see one of the board or the clerk.
Mrs. Stackhouse returned from Lodi
Tuesday where she has been caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Clinesmith and
her grandson, which was born July
21.
Earl Frank and wife, D. J. Hines
and wife and son, of Lakewood, called
on H. E. Weltmers Saturday and
Sunday.
Chas. Eakens and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Canton.
Mrs. ]. Mung and two children, of
Barberton, are spending two weeks
with H. E. Richardson.
Mrs. A. Shock returned home from
the Cleveland hospital last week very
much improved.
Carl Harrington has sold his car to
a Cleveland party. He says he will
now get Lizzy. He wife says it will
be Henry, and the bets are to /
that Irene wins.
The Green Line Bus Co. are planning
male and female senates and tell you
how they are getting along and what
has become of the hound.
Fire destroyed the barn, corn crib
and other small buildings belonging
to Sam Kulp Wednesday afternoon. In
the crib were 100 bushels of corn and
the barn was full of new hay. 1t is
believed that spontaneous combustion
was the cause of the confagration.