The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-24

Wednesday afternoon, was wrecked
near the interurban station on North
Court street by the breaking of an
axle which allowed the tox to tip,
throwing the sacks of grain all over
the street. The wagon and grain be-
longed to Johnson Bros, Brunswick.
Two local business concerns will
change locations soon, when Steingass
& Bradway will remove their meat
market from South Court street to
the store room now occupied by the
Lanphear restaurant, in the Hemmeter
block, West Liberty street, and the
restaurant will be removed one door
west of it's present location, former
ly occupied as grocery store. Ex-
tensive improvements will be made in
the front and interior of the room to
be occupied by Steingass & Broadway.
M. c. Gage and family are NOV
ing back to Medina from Wadsworth,
and are at present at the home of j.
S. Beck.
DIR. H. P. H. Robinson, wife and
daughters, Doris and Alice, arrived
at their home in Medina on Tuesday
evening, from Camp Ogelthorpe, Ga,
where Captain Robinson has been sta
toned since May. The doctor is well
and says he lost no time in getting
home following his discharge on the
goth. His work at Ogelthorpe has
been chiefly executive, he having been
the commanding officer of the alien
enemy internment section of the camp.
Mrs. Robinson and daughters have
been with the doctor for the past
two or three months.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Pei
ton, Tuesday, January 81, son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Lifker of Berkley, Calf, on January
%, daughter. The mother was
formerly Miss Amy Holmes Of Me,
dina, younger sister of Mrs. w. +
Ainsworth.
Considerable remodeling and shift
ing Of offices at the court house was
going on Thursday. The partition
between the two offices of Prosecutor
Stine was taken out, throwing botl
rooms into one, which will be occu
pied by the county commissioners. Tht
room vacated by the latter will ba
used as private office by Count!
Engineer Bibbins, and Mr.. Slime viii
have his headquarters in the offic'
on Main street formerly occupied b!
the late Chas. D. Wightman.
State Division Engineer E. c
Blosser and County Engineer Bibbin
made a "trip Monday over the count.
roads upon which it is desired tha
, 1.-THE state expend $4,000 this yea
for maintenance. Mr. Blosser, 1t i
understood, will report favorably
when if similar action is taken by tn
State Highway department, the none
will be forthcoming.
VIM. Fergus of Cleveland, VIII
was arrested at Homerville Sept. z
! in company with Eddie Long, also 0
, Cleveland, has been sentenced to Ash
land for the robbery Of Smiths gen
eral store at Sullivan. Longs tria
has not yet been held. Fergus sen
tence is indeterminate. The safe i
r Smiths store was blown and abou
! 81 900 taken.
Mrs. P. A. Pelton met with
, painful injury on Thursday of las
week at the home of her daughter
Mrs. w. F. McFadden, south of town
While descending the staircase sh
= tripped and fell, sustaining fractur
: of bone in her limb just above tn
ankle. She is convalescing tho sens
: ing considerable pain.
q Miss Florence Thatcher underwer
+ an operation Monday for goitre g
Charity hospital, Cleveland, and
p recovering rapidly.
Three Cleveland youths, Adolp
Zuorenski, IL, and Jos. Pesta an
+ Jos. Srp, each IA, excited the suspicio
q of G. j. Mack of Liverpool townshi
e last Sunday when they appeared
n his home with a request for some
8 thing to eat. Mr.. Mack held the lac
at his home until he could commun
cate with Sheriff Bigelow, and th
h latter and Prosecutor Stine went a.
. ter the boys and brought them bac
to Jail to await action by the Clev'
land juvenile authorities. The boy
stated they had run away from hon
: and were on their way to Texas I
carve out fortunes. The Pesta bo
carried a huge nut wrapped in
:, handkerchief and "a cents constitute
!; their combined capital. Pesta's brotl