The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-02

Mr.. Byam, brother-ln-iaW OF
Miss Mary L. >Kimball, is critically
ill at his home in Elyria.
The dance at I.O.O.F.hall Christ
mas night proved very pleasant af-
fair and was well attended.
Sugar, in very limited quantities
was obtainable Un Tuesday OF this
week, the retail price being " cents
per pound.
-"Home Week" is in full blast in
Leroy and will continue until Friday
night. Great doings are being staged
this week.
Mrs. Clara Merkle, of the Prin-
cess restaurant, has purchased the
Geo. Woodruff home on W. Friend
ship street.
| The weather man was evidently
playing for our good wishes, judging
from the fine sample he gave US the
last day of 1919.
Two foxes fell prey to Medina
hunters on Friday of last week when
Adolph Buttdorph and Frank Clement
returned after an all-day hunt, each
carrying a Red-tail.
st. Paul church will hold mid
night service on Wednesday evening
Tonight, the Sentinel being ISSUED
Wednesday this week-that promises
to have much of interest for christian
people.
Mr.. M. ]. Bensinger was taken te
st. Joseph's hospital in Lorain last
Monday, where he underwent an ope.
ration for hemorrhoids. He was ac.
companied by his son in law, A. o
Schafer.
ALL the arrangements for the re.
vival meetings at the M. E. church
are not complete, but they will be
held the last of January or the first
of February.
The Medina ministers will have
a meeting Monday to talk over tht
work of the year. 1t will be meet
ing of the Medina city pastors only
the county association meet coming
later.
Odd Fellows are planning for thu
installation of their 1920 officers OF
Monday, Jan. IL. This will be th'
date unless they find it impossible Il
get the installing officer whom the!
wish.
County Clerk Frazier was KEEP
busy on Tuesday and Wednesday O.
this week issuing hunting licenses TO-
the year 1920. All hunters must OBJ
tain new licenses to hunt on and at
ter New Years day,
-"Compromising with Death" j
the topic Of the fourth sermon in tn
series being preached by Rev. Bryen
ton at the evening services in the M
E. church. He will discuss this topi
the coming Sunday evening.
The thrift stamp report for tn
week ending Dec. rs, showed an in
crease of stamp sale Of $1464.85 fo
the previous week, which brought tn
total sales of stamps in Medina coun
, ty for the year up to $36, 1885.
l The "Watch Night service q
the M. E. church Wednesday evenin
! will begin with a concert at 7:30. Al
ter the concert there will be a soci;
! hour, followed by prayer servie
holding up to the dawn of the Ne
= Year.
S Miss Eva Hazen, who was OPT
rated upon for appendicitis sever;
d weeks ago, is not doing as well as hi
: friends had hoped, word being r.
n ceived this week from Cleveland tn;
, she will be kept in the hospital thel
u for at least two weeks yet.
t The children of the Poe Sunds
5. Sunday school were given treat c
}. Christmas night-Thursday. 1t b.
1 ing cold and clustering the crow
was not as large as had been e,
r pected, but those present report
5 good time.
: Stanley Vance gets fox on Fl
e day. He started Reynard on Pal
Y Pelton's farm, chased him all ov'
n that neighborhood, ,and finally bagg'
+ him on Paradise road. Vance fir
n chased the fox up Christmas b.
n could not bag him until the next de
Y when, having tired him out he got
e chance to shoot him.
J. &C. A. Deever, whose home is
S Ashland, was severely injured whi
n at work on the Holcomb we'll la
i Saturday. He was hurt in the lie
e side, and while his injuries were vel
j. painful, they were not necessari
y serious. After "first-aid" by D
e Robinson he was taken to a hospit
S in his home town of Ashland.
n Prosecuting Attorney F. E. Stil
n will move his law office in with Fral
e w. Woods this week, the new PAL
nership, Woods & Stine, being in e
n feet after the first of the year. PERI
# anent quarters above the Old Phoen
# bank, which the law firm will occup
n have not been completed and un
/ this is done both attorneys will Q
: cupy Mr.. Woods old office.
g w. F. Beck, salesman in the o.
It man Hardware store, was taken su
: denly ill the day following Christm
it and hurried to Huron road hospit
e in Cleveland. He was suffering fro
G appendicitis and an operation W
undertaken. Shortly after bio
n poison set in and for a few hours /
d life was despaired of. Sunday /
s condition was reported as greatly il
e proved.
e Jim Stanisich, of Wadswort
d was lodged in the county Jail on F.
s. day, to await action by the grand ju
l. on the charge of assault with inte
n to kill. The case was heard in May
d Boyer's court at Wadsworth. A
It cording to officials Stanisich beat
= Adam Barberak, his wife Anna, a
Mike Granovich, following a bra,