The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-07
LOCAL EVENTS

AS there are said to be divers
ways for removing Tabby's pelt, we
note this week a rather new ana mover
manner of realizing a court Judg-
ment. Oliver Spies of Wallmg,s Cor
ners was awarded Judgment for
$4,000 against the C. S. w. & G. for
injuries. Last Thursday Cleveland
officer was directed to take a seat
IN the rear of a Southwestern car
and remain there night and day until
the conductor had collected $4,000 IN
fares. IL the railway agrees to settle
before the $4,000 is collected, the Of
fcer's trip will be called off. Other
wise he is booked for curvature OF the
spine or fine bunch OF corns ana
bunions not necessarily confined to his
pedal digits.
Over 800 people enjoyed the first
of a series of preludial recitals, to be
+. given by the organist of the Metho-
dist church, John Beck, last Sunday
evening.
As stated in the Sentinel last
week, Branch & Gardner, owners OF
the Princess theater, have leased the
play house, the new management TAX
ing over the business on Monday of
this week. They are Messrs. b.
Yudelevitz and Geo. Willis OF Cleve-
land. Both men are experienced in
the movie business and promise some
exceptionally fine reels. Mr.. Willis
has a wife and they will move to Me-
dina.
-Keelan George, Syrian of Can
ton. O., was arrested Wednesday at
ternoon by Deputy Marshal Eckert
for peddling without a license. He
was fined 81 and costs, SAFE in all,
by Acting Mayor Dallas Warner,
Mayor Dimmock being absent from
town.
A special meeting of the min
isters of the county will be held Sat
urday at 10 a. M, at the Medina Bap'
tist church, upon the call Of President
Rev. S. F. Ross of the Medina County
association. Reorganization and Ger
tain legislative matters will be takel
up. A general attendance is looked
for.
"A telephone has been installed il
the local pUSIOlllCC Ny o0tlAoliby "
the federal department.
Rev. S. F. Ross of Wadsworth
formerly Of Medina, will be the Me
dina county orator at banquet o.
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. IL, at tn
Portage hotel, Akron, given by tn
Republicans Of that city. 1t is to b
made a district event and delegation
will be present from Medina, Lorai
and Portage counties, each Of whic
will be represented by a speaker. Tn
principal speaker will be Congress
man Chandler Of New York.
Mrs. R. R. Strong was taken t
Wooster hospital Thursday, where sh
will undergo an operation for chroni
appendicitis.
The regular monthly meeting Q
the Winyah club Monday night wa
of unusual interest, forty or NOR
members being regaled by DR.. II. /
H. Robinson in an account OF his eS
periences at the German internmer
camp at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. On tn
evening Of Feb. Is, Col. John r. Nj
Quigg of the 10Th Engineers, wi
address the club. Col. McQuigg an
his men made an enviable record
the war, and his address will doub
less be one of great interest.
The Winyah club will hold va
entine party on the evening OF Fel
IA.
If he saw anything, the groun
hog beheld his own shadow on SUI
day, and according to traditions h
will remain under cover for the con
ing six weeks and there will be tn;
much more of winter.
Joseph Barborack was taken
the Mansfield reformatory Tuesda
by Sheriff Bigelow to serve an ind'
terminate sentence of from one
three years imposed by Judge Nj
Clure for carrying concealed weapon
Barborack was arrested in Wadswort
and, besides the offense of which h
was charged, confessed to a lon
criminal career.
VIM. Brooks, 27, a negro, We
brought to the county jail last Frida
night by Eli Peck and Dennis Johnsc
of Brunswick, who found him lyin
in hog pen in Brunswick, pennies
and physically exhausted. Brool
is cripple and stated that he he
been robbed of what little money
had and had walked as far as Brun
wick in search of work. He WI
turned over to the infrmary author
ties on Saturday.
The new engine at the wat
works plant has been installed al
was used for the first time Wedne
day afternoon.
Mr. Clarence Welsh and Mi
Emma Belle Ross, both of Spence
u were united in marriage Tuesday
Justice w. P. Ainsworth.
IT. H. Munroe, vice president
the Ohio Gas and Electric Co., di,
Wednesday at his home in Lisbon,
following a gradual decline in heal
for nearly two years. He was we
known in Medina where his busine
interests with the local lighting cor
pany frequently called him. T. H. En-
land, representative of the compal
in Medina, will attend the funeral {
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