The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-17

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glass for the new fronts of the
Phoenix Bank, M. E. McCullough's
Steingass & Bradway's and Lam
phear's stores. When put in place
these windows will be among the most
handsome business fronts in the city.
F. M. Plank, as agent, sold the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Shaw, at
SOP S. Court street, on Saturday to
R. R. Strong. Mr. Strong bought the
property for home and he and his
family were moving into the house on
Wednesday.
--Borax, the horse owned by F. P.
Wideman, won second money at Gran
wood on Tuesday finishing the heats
in a 5-1-3 order.
The youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Deiss died last Friday from
a complication of diseases and the
body was taken to Cleveland for
burial.
Anticipating that there will be
little or no paving done on North
Court street this year, the city team
was busy Wednesday hauling stone
and dirt and filling up the many large
and numerous holes on this famous
thoroughfare.
Rev. G. H. L Beeman, of Seville,
presented a paper on "The Modern
Church" at the monthly meeting of
the Medina County Ministerial asso-
citation, held in the Baptist church
Monday morning. Regular routine
business rounded out the session. Five
minute discussions followed the paper.
Ward Washburn will succeed Geo.
McNeal as county auditor on next
Monday, Oct. 20. Mr.. McNeal will re-
main in the Office and assist the new
auditor for an indefinite. length of
time.
NO trace of the four men who
held up w. A. DeHaven last Wednes-
day night as he was returning from
Wadsworth, has been found. The
sheriff worked on a clew that four
men whose names he had learned
were near the scene the same night
of the robbery, but so far has been
unable to obtain proof that they had
a hand in the job.
Doris Nugent, who has been in
the Wooster hospital, returned home
Monday much improved in health.
Mrs. Eliza Fusselman is spending
a week visiting friends and relatives
in West Salem.
Mrs. Eliza W. Thatcher died at
the home of her daughter, Miss
Thatcher, at Oberlin Thursday morn
ing. She was SO years old, the mother
of O. G. and V. E. Thatcher, of Me-
dina. Funeral will be held at the
home in Oberlin Saturday afternoon
The body will be taken to Chatham
L. Abrams is tearing out a brick
wall across the middle of his clothing
store and will replace it with a stee
girder. His plans also call for re.
modelling and complete rewriting o1
the interior
Little Jay, the Medina horse
driven by Wilson, came out fourth in
the PIP pace at Cranwood Wednes-
day. Borax, who also raced Tuesday
won third money on Wednesday in the
2:13 trot.
| w. C. Gargis, of Medina, anc
Miss Helen Spangler, of Dayton
were married yesterday at the home
of the brides parents in GAINESVILLE.
Last week Tuesday as Vernon
Burr, 10 year old son of Capt. ant
Mrs. James Burr, of Cleveland, bu
well known in Medina, was returning
from his work on a motorcycle, HI
was struck by an auto near West Parl
and rendered unconscious. An exam
nation at the hospital revealed tn,
fact that the young mans skull ha'
, been fractured and he died Thursda,
without recovering consciousness. TIL
funeral was held from the home Sat
urday and was attended by Mr.. T. G
Andrews, an uncle Of young Burr.
Mrs. F. E. Nichols, is at Lakesid
hospital, where she underwent a,
operation for goitre on Monday. He
condition is reported as favorable.
Thursday, Oct. 16 at the Congre
gational parsonage, Rev. Drew offiic
, iating, Mr.. Edward Jones took to wifi
( Miss Carrie Beard.
The campaign on to raise fund
= for a pension for Congregational min
2 isters, which is claiming interest i
Medina county, promises to go owe
the top in this city. Already owe
= $1,000 has been raised by the Medin
= church, and the canvass will not en-
L for several days.,