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, . SOUTHWESTERN SYSTEM , .
J " ' EffeVtive "September Iff,' 1914
Eastern Standard Time.,,, 4 H
Lxal cars leave Medina ,f or, Berea
Kamras and Cleveland, ,6 ,7;16
8:13, 10:11 a. m.k 12:11, 2:11, 4:11,
6:11,8:11, 10:11, 11:58 p. , m.
Limited trains leave Medina if or Cleve
land at 7:57, 8:41, 10:13, 10:41 ,a.
; m., f2:00, 4rl2,,4.41r, 6:1 p. m.
local cars leave Cleveland for Medi-
l ria t;7:20, 9:20; 11:20 a. m., 1:20,
3:20, 5:20," 7:20, 9:20, 11:20 p. m.
. Local car leaves Lorain St.- Depot
for Medina only, at 6.05 a. m."
limited trains leave Cleveland for Me
dina at 6.08, 7.48, 9.48, 10.48, 11.48
a. m.. 2.48. 3.48. 5.48. 6.48 D. m. .'
Iocal cars leave Medina for Chippewa
Lake, Seville, Creston, Wooster,
Lodi, West ' Salem, Ashland, Mans
field, CreBtline, Galion.and Bucyrus
at 7:26, 9:09, 11.09 ai m., 1:09, 8:09,
5i09j 7:09, 9:09 p.; m. 'Gallon only
, 11:01 p. m. Seville only, 12:57 ;a.
Limited trains leave Medina for. Se
ville, Creston and Wooster at 11:15
, a. m., 1:15, 5:15, 7:15 p. rn. 'For
:'i Seville,rtIodi, WesSalem, Ashland,;
yMansneld,vUre8tline, yalion, and
K Biicyrus; af.9:l5 a,1 m4l2:15, 4:15
Tp7m., Galion only, 8:15-p. mi." "
The y Ckidut- Sonthwesteia j &
Cblumbw Rj, Co.
iu Newton, Afwrt, : ftmlW
qaa uwvulrwuinAiuirinfinnru. ii.
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avuarinAhinnnnAnnnjriAAiiiu
George Woodruff visited In Orrville
Wednesday.
Miss Pella Hartman spent the past
. week in Cleveland.
Florence Bowman, spent the veek
i "end with her parents.
Mn W.H. Gardner has moved Into
Ms home 'n N. Court street
, Mr,, and Mrs. Pardee 'Sanders jofcSan
' dusky spent Sunday in Medina
Mrs. Paul Styer spent last week with.
", her mother at State College, Pa:
Mr. P. W. Woods returned Saturday
from his speaking tour of theatate. r
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gage and. son
Joseph spent Thursday in Cleveland.
Ben Shepard-and wife spent last
week with their son Howard in Chi
cago. '
Mrs. C. V. Manville and sister, Miss
' Griswold will spend Friday in Cleve
-land. . .... . .... ', P.
, Mrs. - John; Miller of Columbus has
been visiting her ' sister, ' Mrs:- -E. C.
Green.
Mrs. R. G. Strong has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. C. Chadeayne In
Buffalo,
Mrs. M. V. Green left Friday to visit
her son, - Chas. Green and "tfaniily. in
Philadelphia. - V y
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seeley of Oak Har
bor spent Wednesday with her brother,
a; A. Spitser.; .-
O. B. Dealing. Chas. wightman and
.' C. E. Jones attended the races, at Rock
port Tuesday. '
Mrs. J. L. Dealing will spend the
week-end with her daughter, Mrs. &
. Scott In Cleveland. . ,
Mrs. W. Li! Sarteant Is spendlnr the
, ; week, with hee daughter,; Mrs. fRoscoe,
Ewing in Cleveland. ..
Mrs? H. W. Breckinridge of FranHlln.!
v. Pa,,, spent last week.wWh her mother,
' .Mrs: W. H. ZHmmermsA.' l
; ?TS tltfX Esther Hald leaves today tvtpeod
v k- f.'Sometinje .with. .her sisteti Mrs.ftOwen
' A Van Epp at Port Clinton? ' "fl - ;' "
- Ed. Newberry and W. V. Newberry
:. and wife of Creston spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. George1 MdNeal.
E. E. Wood of Chicago and C. H.
Wood of Cleveland left last Saturday
; . ' to spend the winter at the IsWty Pines
Mr. Will Curtiss ,an- fartliy wlll
leave the first of next week for Mt.
Dora, where they will spend the win
ter. . ' . ..- , -r
Mrs. Aria C. RaHiwell left Monday
for Lima, , where' she will spend two
months with her sister, Mrs. H. P.
deverdon.
i Mr. Joseph Beck left Monday night
' for Lebanon, 0 wJiere he will be field
manager for the A. Nash. Co., tailors
of Conclnnati.
L. W. Boyden and family motored to
London and - Columbus and were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lahham
while in Columbus.
Dr. and JKra. H. S. Orr and Mrs. J.
' B. Severcool have returned from their
visit with Mrs. Severcool's son, Earle
- Severcool. at -Toledo. . 1
,,-m ' Mrs. Frank Styer and Miss , ' Mary
' Keel were in Wellington last Friday at
tending the Rebekah school trf instruc
tion for .the 9th district.
Mrs. Hobart Edwards and daughter,
.Nedra and Miss Florence Root will vis
.? i . It in, Cleveland from Friday until Su,n
. -day. Mr. Edwards will Join them Sat
urday night.
Mr. Will Bohley, who has been in
"i- the U. S- navy for the past four, years,
. arrived at his home here on' last Tues
day. He spent several days of the week
' ' -visiting his brother Phillp-in Elyrla,
:, ' ! Mr. DavW Mahan af St. Paul en route
'' ; ' ' ' to Mechahlcsburgf was a . guest of .Mr:
and Mrs. John Beck and Mr. and Mrs.
., a., A Swar tat of .Mallet Creek. Mr. Ma
, ' ,han spends his winters witS ithe'.lat
.ter people in Mt J)ora, FlaiVur
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PROBATE COURT , '
will of a. J.t BianK and aiDlIcation
for probate filed. Hearing set for' Oct.
' li at 10 o'clock. Hearing had and will
admitted to -probate: .Citattoiv asued; t$
. , widow to make her election.
- .?-r Orders of appraisement returned in
., the estates of Peter and Anna Klein.
v.- Order of nr irate sale Issued ana re
turned. Sale confirmed and deeds or-
Commission Teturhed with deposition
of subscribing witness to win or ma
Overholt Will admitted te probate. Ci
tation Issued to widow.
Affidavit filed allearlnir that Stanley
Kerkovlo Is a dependent and neglected
, child. Hearding set for Oct- l$n at. JO
o'clock, and citation ana suopoenas is
sued.
Proof of publication filed in estate
of Sarah M. Geiger. v
Will of Abner B. Bishop and" applt-
i cation for probate filed.
Will of Hannah Evans filed and ap-
nllMtlon for nrobata filed.
Widow of G. J. Blank electa to take
1 under the will. .
i Stanley Perkovlc adJudred to be
dependent child. Commlttmed deferred.
' First and final account filed In es
tate of Varf Maple. ? . i;
Annlicatlon filed to have administra
tor appointed In estate of Edward Fil
ler .
will of Geo. K. Logan and applies
tlon for probate filed. Hearing had and
will admitted to probate.
First and final account filed in ea
. tt of Fred W. Camnbell. -
Widow of Wm. R. Reynolds elects
- to take under the wuu
DOCTORS HERTC FROM FAR AND
NEAR
Dr. aid Mrs. . J. Damon asxlsted b
Dr. and Mrs. Oleason were hosts of
th North-eastern Ohio Medical Assoc
iation at their annual meeting held In
Medina on Wednesday. Between 40 and
5fl phvsloiann with their wives, from
Cleveland. Akron, Barberton, Ashland,
Orrvllle, Seville. Marshallville and oth
er points were here in an all-day ses
sion. Dinner was served at the Chris
tun church, of which 69 partook. Many
Interesting and Instructive
7 ? read ?A' vote takenn-,tt
?' iti dryland': ,wotpaft's iuffra
J'J.i' r5utted la a -victory for, I
' the women." At least ' fre
Interesting and Instructive papers were
inrage ouestionf ;
, the crys ana;
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Ihe Possibilities of a Dollar
'One dollar rightfully used in youth and properly
handled throughout life should be the foundation
of prosperity, of happiness and of plenty,
Teach the children to
an account. ' ' ,
We pay FOUR PER CENT INTEREST
accounts.
THE
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, LODI STATE
'' Capital and Surplus $80,000.00
Assets More Than Halfa Million Dollars;
, WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
Mates
Subscribe today
Call at Store, Telephone or Write.
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smaU.: Prompt delivery guaranteed. Orders taken for
any papeif or magazine printed and will give you a
club rate on any Isfze order laken during the following
months: November, December and January.
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NEWS STAND
MALLEI CREEK
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Mr. C. P. Dlckerman Is 111 with lum
bago.
Fifteen boys met in the sbeeisl dis
trict hlrh school rooms last Prldav
And orgsnried a boy's band. Mr, Chas
pr, jviu j0 xaeir leaaer.:
Mr. n& Mrs. M. E, Branch, Mrs. An
gle Defeew s.nd Rev.iT. D. Phillips are
sttendlnf the: Congregational confer
ence at Amherst, , 1 t
, nviu nam vvva rKntgn iroio Alon-
so Early of the death of Mrs. Early
from quick .consumption, jhx..OcL. .S.
Rev. Early was a few years ago pas
tor of the Tork Congregational tkiirohi
He is now located at Jennings, .tjoulsv
lana. The husband ' and the children
have the sympathy of many friends in
their bereavement.
On Friday evening. Oct 23. the Es
say contest for school chuldren, under
the auspices or the W. c. T. v., will be
held at Tork town hall. ' The contest
wlU begin at 6:45 'central standard
time and will be fdllowed by an ad
dress by Judge Webber of Elyria. First
and second prises will beglven in the
contest Judge Webber is one of the
most popular speakers ever, heard at
York. Admission, free for everybody.
Mr. Will Bohley gave an interesting
account of Navy life to the Christian
Endeavour and their families Saturday
evening. ,
The Congregational church voted on
last Sunday morning to extend a call
to Rev. w. o. Town of Clearwater,
Fla., to become their pastor.
Tom and Mary Phillips were in Cleve
land last week, called there by the
serious illness of their sister Stella.
Next Sunday arternoon and evening
the Township Sunday school conven
tion will be held at the M. P. church.
The speakers will be Rev. Rollln Hart,
Mr. E. R. Root and Miss Helen scnmiat
Everybody will be. welcome at these
meetings, ' t '
Mrs. Chas. FrombaugH Is suffering
from a stroke.- -1
Mr. John Condors lost a valuable
cow the past week.
Miss Ruth Maurer, me teacner or ue
Abbeyvine school, has been ill.
Mrs. Zorn or Cleveland is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Beldel.
i Fourteen, from York attended the
essay contest at Lafayette on Friday
evening-." Tbey have words of hlghest
praise for the essayists.'
Miss Huldan wou writes emnusias
tically about Hiram College life. ;
WESTER!! STAR
Our Sunday school at this place was
reorganised Sunday morning, with Mrs
Ila Nico as secretary, miss Ltna dpi-
cer as organist, and Mrs. Reimer
as
treasurer. Our pastor, Rev.
Heavlow
assisted by Rev.' Hide of the Montrose
circuit is having very-Successful meet
ings. On last Friday evening we naa
Elder Rev. Patterson and also the New
Barberton pastor with Us. The Barber
ton -minister will give a temperance
lecture at this place Thursday evening.
Charles Williams ad Wife spent Sun
dT at the Star. V.'
L Mr, and MraS. Dick Visited In Wads-
worm Hunaay. ;
MrJ, and, Mrs. Doubledee spent Sun
day at Barberton with, their daughter.
Fred Doubledee whowas hurt recent
ly, is able to be out again, .
Mrv and Mrs. Ora Long of River Styx
visited at the home ofR. Long at this
place Sunday. -
Mrs. R. Long and Mrs 3. Harter vis
ited a sick relative In Akron Saturday,
WEST GUILFORD
Mrs. Fanny Crawford. Mrs. Bert Hill,
Mrs., Bess Walker and Genlna Long
were visiting In. Cleveland last week,
Mra. Hint In. Honmer'and son of Cros
by, Minn., are visiting at the home of
William Hosmer.
Mr. John Carr has rented his farm
to Earl Gordon and will have a sale
soon. - - -
f 1 Digging potatoes s in full blast at
present. . . .
The'fl is ifl 'the Wheat. '
Will Crawford is ' going to build
new barn this fall In the place of the
one that' burned.
Fred Pernod was. the happiest man
when that boy was Born last weeK.
Hatty Cunningham Is In .Wadswortb
taking care of that new grandson born
,a,t eek
MARRIAGE LICENSES ,
Geo. Zdraveff and Anna Donard, both
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BANK
your order be it large or
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.Solicited. '
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dtmigeiWe-ireDfertaf them "It
htlf price and less.', Toirf kejs
They are real bargains j
We also have some dandy bread cans
to go at 50c.
Don't let some coffee .agent
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We have Reception Coffee all
time.-'
the
Pclton's Grocery
and Bakery
SHARON
Born, to Mr. and Mm. pnhort u.At'
Oct 18, a daughter. . J
The L. C. A. Will irva . ni.v . tifci
high school Saturday evening. Nov.-.?.
The proceeds will be used to help pay
us Tauu wniua in oeing erecteu at
the cemetery. The association hnn..
a KOOd Crowd on thia niiiinn
dura, uev, A.cnDea or I n nnawo Tjw
visited at her brother's, Chas. Dunn's
home Thursday. ,
Mrs. John Halllwnll mH Jt.
Berthuhd. Calif., are guests of Mrs.
Arthur Bradley. :. '
Harry, youngest son of L. H. Ren.
ner, was operated upon for appendici
tis. Friday morning at his home. While
not out of danger, he is said to : - be
uvma wen as couia oe expectea.
uente or oranger delivered ah
illustrated temperance lecture at the
high school Wednesday evening.
uev. urawrora ana j. m. Aider r
place have been actively eng
:eniperance work since therm
of the wet and dry campaign In this
county. .!
a numter or rriends and neighbors
of Mrs. Margaret Ebert met at her
home Friday to tie comfortables, sev
eral of which were donated to the L.
C. A. to be sold. Diriner. was served
and an enjoyable day spent by all
present
airs. Clarence crane whose Illness
from hearttrouble was reported ; last
ween, died at her home Tuesday, Oct
inn. wnue in in neaitn tor several
years. Mrs. Crane's death came unex
pectedly to her friends,, having been
confined to her bed but a few days.
The funeral was held at the home ori
Thursday at 1 o'clock, conducted by
Dr. Ira A. Priest; burial in the Sharon
cemetery. Mrs. Crane leaves a husband,
one son. Herman ana a sister, Mrs.
Orlnda Chatfleld, besides a wide Circle
of nrrnwlno- frlAnrla. -.'
MYSTERY HIKE ASUCCESS.
' On thereturn trln last Saturday af
ternoon from the "Mystery Hike," the
Xi M. C. A. boys were privelegred to vis
It the Medina Foundry Co.'s plant west
of the villag-e, which added a feature of
educational worth. On account of rain
Prof. Godlove on the return: trip led
the boys on a cross-country ran, which
tested their sticking qualities. In the
evening- an informal and athletio pro
gram was enjoyed at the, association
hall and short talks were given by
President U W. Boyden of the local
org-anliatlon and County, Secretary
Stow.
t Boiler i;
-Sale :ti
some kick8-"Encli8K"-v
$3blind eyelets and the whole
are for young fellows--but we've got the same
'shoe made up for "Dad" at $3 in a little more
conservative style.
Griesingers
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Democratic Candidate
For
County Audita
Election Nov. 3, 1914
R. H. Cotton,
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Accident
Automobile
Insurance
No. 1054 Leader-News Bldg.,
Cleveland, Ohio. ; ,
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Timely News From ;The:
TUALITY
Have you a good' Cough Syr
up in me nouser men get a
bottle of WHITE PINE cougt
Syrup, 25c and 50c.
up in the house 7 Then get a
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Bufld ui your body to stana
the winter weather. Werecom-
. mend NYAL'S TONIC We
also carry all the advertised
kinds. Prices 25c to $1j90 r
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HOT WATER BOTTLES
The best you can buy. Prices
'rom $l up.
FOUNTAIN StRlNGES
Full 2 quart capacity, l to -r
$150.. Atomizers, rubber,
gloves, Invalid rings, ke bags, ,
etc at reasonable prices. ....
YOUR DOCTOR'S POT
We understand the serious- -ness
cf your doctor's orders
'. and fill his prescriptions in
S reds measure to those or
ers. We use only pure relia
M
ble drugs kept fresh and po
tent.
Yes-.
$3
Thank you-come
again you'll find
you've got the beet
$3 shoe you ever
kobt., . , v,
Say boys that's a
fact-have you seen
them-our $3 shoes
you want to do is
you'll know where
fO styles
all $2.50 ;
Lnglish shoes at
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We have modern improvements for the
house as well as for the farm.
We solicit your patronage.
OUR MOTTO: "A square deal the same
to everybody,'
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RENEW AT ONCE
Ml tUst little tninga which '
insure health, comfort and
satisfaction can be found
here among the vast stock
of fresh Drug Store Goods.
Of course you expect to
get the best when' you
trade here at WALL'S
DRUGSTORE.
'Man Wants But
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We pride ourselves on the
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utocks and especially! on the qual
ity of everything we .sell.r You
pay no n)reI'-but you always get
' tar?, monev because
more tor your money, pecause
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you always get the best.
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Corner Dpuq Stonec
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$2.50
SHOES
Some style here.
Patent or. Dull
Shovel heels-fancy
tops. Also made
up in Gun Metal
both a school heel
Patents too- aH
same price-what
to take a look in our windows
to buy shoes then. :
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FOR TOUR SENTINEL
'Drug Store
BRING . SOME HOME
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Pure deliciou8 candy Such a8
you j,et from tj,i8 etore jg
actually good for you. The
names; HUYLERS, NYLO
SHELLY and DOLLY VAR
DEN alone should convince
you that here is the place for
good candy. Bulk or boxes.
How ' about ;a good tooth
brush. ' Better come in and):
select' one. 10 to 50c.
Every good soap for the bath .:
or toilet. Your favorite odor;
and make is among them
Some at 10c, others at 25cj ,
also by the box.
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