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, MEDINA SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1914.
' ARftirniWESTESN SYSTEM ;
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Eastern Standard Time. ,
Local carjHe&Tft Medina f or Berea,
Kamcts and Cleveland, 6:22, 7;1$,
8:13, 10:11 a. n. 12:11, 2:ll,h Mill,
6:11, 8;11, ;p:ll, J.l:58 m. AC ,
Limited trains leave Medina for tJleVe
land at 7:57, 8:41, 10:13, 10:41 a.
m.. 2:00, 4:12, 4:41. 6:41 p. m.
Local cars leave Cleveland for Medi
na at 7:20, 9:20, 11:20 a.m., 1:20,
3:20, 5:20, 7:20, 9i20, 11:20 p. k.
' Local car leaves Lorain St. Depot
for Medina only, at 6.05 a. m.
Limited trains leave Cleveland for Me
dina at 6.08, 7.48, 9.48, 10.4$, 11:48
a. m., 2.48, 3.48, 6.48, 6.48 p. ta. ' s
Local cars leave Medina for Chippewa
Lake, Seville, Creston, Wooster,
' Lodi, West Salem, Ashland, Mans
field, Crestline Galion and Bucyrus
at 7:26, 9:09, 11.09 ann., 1:09, 3:09,
5:09, 7:09, 9:09 p. m. Galion only
.11:01 p. m. Seville only, 12:57 a.
m. "
Limited trains leave ; Medina for Se
ville, Creston and Wooster at 11:15
a. m., 1:15, 5:15, 7:15 p m. For
Seville, Lodi, WestSalem, Ashland,
Mansfield, Crestline, Galion, and
Bucyrus at 9:15 k m. 12:15, 4:15
p. m., Galion only, 8:15 p. ra.
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Columbus Ry Co. : s!
Jai. Newton, Afent, f hone 1167
I PERSONALS j
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Mr. Gene Thomas spent Sunday in
Oberlin.
E. E. Holmes was over from Lodi
on Monday. : ,,: :-
' Sunt W. C. Rhode of Brunswick
was in town Friday. ' ' ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Overholt were
inElyria last Sunday.
W. L. Warner of Wadswortn was a
Medina visitor Friday. ' '
Mrs. DeWolf of Akron is visiting
her niece, Miss Fanny Clark.
F. M. Branch and family are at W;
A. Rounds in Cleveland today.
Mr. and MrsWalter Bibbms are
visiting relatives in Lodi today.
Mrs. Mary Fritsch of Illinois is vis
iting her son, Rev. H. S. Fritsch.
Dr. J. B. Webber and family are
spending the day at C. B. Lowe's,
- Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Chapin and son
Clyde are at J. F. Borger's today,
Miss Ora Lacy spent the week-end
with her sister Grace in Cleveland.
The McDowell families and Mrs. T.
A. Rowe are at H. G. Rowe's today.
Mr. R. J. Hyde and family; are
spending today at Mr. Reuben Hyde's,
sr. . f ,. ,
Victor Gates is spending Thanks
giving day with relatives in Middle
field, O.
Miss Margaret Flagle is with her
aunt, Mrs. Mary McCabe of Cleveland
today.
Carl C. Bailey of Brunswiclc wes
recently granted a patent on a recite
ent wheel.
W. J. Wall and wife are spending
Thanksgiving at Orrin Baughman's in
Lakewood.
R. O. Bowman and wife are with
Mr. and Mrs. Wittenberger of Bruns
wick today.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tanner are
spending the holdiday at Wi'l Ripley's
in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Edwards
eiiuirwiinca u o u ciucn. uuuiei juuu
Miss Florence Thatcher spent the
week-end with her brother Earl, near
Painesville, O.
Mrs. M. A. Welton is spending sev
eral weeks at the home of her brother
in Doylestown.
Miss Marie Sellback of Cleveland
was a guest of Miss Genevieve Brint-
nall on Sunday. '
. Mr. Odell Wilson of Cleveland wil
' spend, Thanksgiving with his sister,
Mian THlla Wilson. ,', ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Unsworn and
daughter Clara of Sharon are visiting
at C.,y. Manville's.
W TP T?rxiTTMan nrtfa mv onn Rai.
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nie, are spending the day at R. Bow
Mr. Leland Walton' of Columbus is
' spending: several days in Medina vis
iting among friends.
' Mr.' John Miller of Columbus is
spending, the,, week in Medina visiting
.friends and Relatives.
Mrs. Nellie Ayjard and son Cecil
will be at Will Strong's in Brunswick
on. Thanksgiving day.
W. V. Newberry and L. D. New
berry and families of Creston are. at
O. B. -Dealings today.
, .Mr. and Mrs. E. McDougall, spent
G.
Sunday with Judge and Mrs. A.
Carpenter in' Cleveland. ' :
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hard of Pitts
burg are spending the day with her
father, Mr. B. F. Hobart.
. Mr., and Mrs. Frank Oviatt and
Mr.' John Oviatt of Cleveland spent
Sunday with Mrs. Julius Oviatt .
Mr. andlMrs. John Oviatt of Cleve
land spent rthe week-end at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Oviatt
MriK John Dannley returned .Mon
day from a short visit with Mr; and
Mrs. C. L. Seymour in Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Borger visited
their daughter Margaret, who is in
the German Hospital, on Sunday.
-A. B. Oatman and family of Cleve-
and and Marcella Fisher of Akron
are at S. S. Oatman's for the day.
Miss Delia Hartman left Tuesday
to spend Thanksgiving day with Mrs.
Minerva Krammer at Delaware, O.'
W. E. Greisinger and wife and
C. J. DeArmitt and wife are spending
the day at Hatel Statler in Cleveland.
The Misses Mary and Jane House
and Mr. and Mrs. Will House are at
Mr. John House's over Thanksgiving.
Misses Norton and Fullerton of
Cleveland and Mrs. Johnson of Cres
ton are guests of Jay Sargeant and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clement and
family will spend Thanksgiving day
at the home of Al. Sprague in Bruns
wick.. ':" -
Mrs. E. C. Green and family, Mr.
and Mr". James Newton and family
of Columbus are at F. M. Sedgwick's
today. '
Mrs; George Senyard of New York
city is spending some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph An
drews. , ,
Mr. andMrs. B. Pelton and son of
Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Ryan are spending today at Chester
Ryan's. . . . .. "
Miss Bessie Batton and Miss Edith
Saliday of Thornville, will arrive to
day to spend the week-end with Miss
Nell Batton.
Mr. Charles Adamjr&nd family, Mr.
and Mrs. LuncljpfjCleveland and J. H.
Adams and wifea"re at the Home of
H. W. Adams today. ;
W. E. Hemmeter and famijy will
the day at Hotel Statler in Cleveland.,
attending "Ben Hur".at the Opera
House in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Porter of Orr-
ville, George Woodruff and family
and Mat Newton and family are are
at C. E. Hoover's to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Koppes and Mr,
and Mrs. Clair Carlton of Chippewa
Lake attended vesper service in the
Methodist church Sunday.
Thomas B. Gill spent the week-end
visiting friends in Boston, and re
turned to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother, Mrs. B. C. Gill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Root and Miss
Anna Harrington with D. W.f Fitts
and family will spend Thanksgiving
day at 6722 Fair Court, Cleveland.
The Misses Milie Tubbs, Nell Bat
ton, Ada Branch, Bessie Batton and
Edith Saloday will go to Cleveland
Friday night to attend "Ben Hur."
Dr.1 A. P. Nichols, Dr. W. A. Nich
ols and Ora Nichols and families and
Dr. F. E. Nichols and wife are visit
ing at B. E. Watters' in Wellington.
E. J. Newton and family of, Cleve
land, E. B. Spitzer and F. W. Woods
and families and Mrs. Anna Spitzer
are enjoying the day at A. T. Spit-
zer's. L
Mrs. D.-HvRickard and son of
Cleveland, who have been visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hobart returned to her home
Monday. ;
.Miss DePHarlnjafiJl spend the
day with Mr? and Mrs. Lucius Lyman
of Talmadge, O., and from there wil
go on to Springfield to visit Mrs. Anna
McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Ewing of
Cleveland, Mr. Lee Sargeant of Erie
Pa., and Earl Sargeant .of Columbus
will" spend the holiday with"' Mrs. W,
L. Sargeant.
Mrs.. Clara Merchant returned to
Appalatchicola, Fla., after an ex
tended visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Kramer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Hawk and sons
Howard and Lemuel and Miss . Ida
Brubaker of Litchfield attended the
vesper service at the . Methodist
church Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Borger spen
Sunday with Miss Margaret at Ger
man Hospital and from there went
to Lorain where they were guests at
a dinner party given by Mrs. Flo
Steinhoff.
Edgar Tubbs and wife of Cleveland,
Harold Tubbs and family, Mr. , and
Mrs. Fred Koons, Mr. and Mrs. R. E,
Hart, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Branch, Miss
Ada Branch and Miss. Nell Batton are.
at T). A. Tubbs' todav.
Mr. and Mrs.: M. C. Gage and son
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bowman
and. daughters Pauline , and Beatrice
County Supt Jenks and family are
spending Thanksgiving day with the
former's parents in Cleveland. ' .' ,;
Mrs. Stuart Hamilton left Wednes
day for Chicago, where she will spend
Thanksgiving with her husband.
Mrs. Mary Crocker, who has been
visiting with friends for several days
returned last night to her home in Ak-
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van Deusen
and baby of Cleveland will spend the
day with his parents, O. O. Van Deu
sen.' "
Mrs. Geo. M. Gray and family of
ostoria, Mr. Lessie Hasting, and
wife and Mr. Paul Collett of Akron,
and Miss Elizabeth Smith of Lake-
wood will spend Thankseivinjr day
with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gray. '
Mr. Will Leach and Mrs. Mattie
Sears of Litchfield, on their way, to
Wa hington, D. C, and points of in
terest en route south, where they ex
pect to spend thewinter, called on Mr.
and Mrs. John Beck Monday.
HERE AND THERE
Henry Conquest Clark, for many
years a Washington newspaper cor
respondent and, as a postal official,
one of the originators of the rural
delivery service, died at his home in
Washington Sunday after a protract
ed illness. He was 75 years old.
Common , pleas court in Lorain
county is stagnant and all legal busi
ness pending before it is at a stand
still as a result of the contested elec
tion of W. B. Thompson, Republican,
of Lorain, to be common pleas judge
in the balloting two weeks ago. The
contest was launched by Judge E. D.
Redington, Democrat, who was beaten
by Thompson by three votes, accord
ing to the official returns.
Dr. Quinlan of Saginaw, Mich., is
in jail in Massillon awaiting trial on
a, charge of telling fortunes without
a license. His cards read: . "Hazel,
America's greatest Bpirit medium and
adviser." ...
The tearing down of the office of
Gen. Simon Perkins because of the
plotting into city lots part of the
property of his son, the late Henry
B. Perkins, removes one of the oldest
buildines in Warren and Trumbull
county. -
Henry Schernosti, 11 of Akron, wi1!
lose the sight of his right eye as a
result of playing Indian with a num
ber of companions Monday.
LODI
Mrs., Bert Archer and children were
guests of relatives at Wellington la&t.
week. 1 ' ''
Mr. and Mrs. V.' G. Daniels and
daughter Maybelle were Cleveland vis
iters last week. ,
W. S. Sowards has moved the par
tition back m his store and expects
to add a new line.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fetzer and son
and daughter, of Canaan, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Welty.
The Misses Moore and Willis of
Mt. Gilead and Mr. McCann of Colum
bus were week-end guests at the
home of Mr and Mrs. E. Rowland.
Sid Motter has purchased the pool
room and restaurant business of Roy
Geisinger through the Howe Realty
Agency and will take possession on
Dec". 1.
Joseph Knapp of Mallet Creek was
a yisitor in town Tuesday.
BATH
On old-fashioned Thanksgiving ser
vice wlil be held at theBath Congrega
tional church Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. (Janstant Shaw ex
pect to spend Thanksgiving with Mr,
and Mrs. Bark in Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Whitcraft spent
two days last week in Cleve'and pur
chasing holiday goods.
, Warren Bailer of Buffalo, spent a
few days last week with his father
and sisters. - ; , ;
Twenty of the friends and neigh
bors of Archie Black met last week
and husked his corn and, stored his
fodder.'
Arthur Boughton is moving his
family to the Luke Wyckoff house at
Hammond's Corners.
L. E. Young and family will spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Ellen Young
of Akron.
ADVERTISING IS NEWS
We would divert the , attention of
our readers to the splendid array of
advertising to be found in the col
umns of the Sentinel. It is a 1 real
privilege for our readers to have such
a wide selection, and it establishes
and Mr. and Mrs. John Beck will eat the commercial supremacy of this
turkey at the home pf their parents, 1 town. , Read them carefully; they
Mr., and Mrs. J. D. Beck. " . I help settle 'the annoying problem o:
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Robinson will Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Handy, and the high cost of living, by telling you
spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mr" Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miner and daugh- where you. make your money go the
Walter Webber In Akron. ter Isodene will spe necessities,
Miss Hattie Sm'th and Mrs.' Stan-" day with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miner Medina is one of the best towns on
ley Damon of Litchfield were callers in Brunswick, who celebrate their. the map, and our merchants make it
on Mrs. John Beck Monday. : ' 1 25th wedding anniversary. ; , . ( so mbre than any other set of men in
T. D. Brown and wife of Akron and Mrs. Jeanette persons and daugh-. it. They have gqods thai) will bear in
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Strong are spend- ;ter Gladys of West Washington street spection, or they, would hot advertise
ingthe'day at M. M. Strong's. .'and Miss M. D.' Bowne and Mr. Clay them so fearlessly.. Follow their an-
Mrs. Anthony ,. avenue, -Cleveland, nouncementa from week to week and 1
Elli Canavan and J. W Tuttle and will be the guests of O. A.' Persons buy at home. Let's make this" a bet
family are at J;W. Canavan's. and family for 'Thanksgiving, ter town.
!ALK
SAY FELLOWS
When you buy WALK-OVER SHOES you get more
than just shoes-you get quality, style, correct fitting besides that you get pleasure and
satisfaction as long as you wear the shoes: We show here three big sellers we have
ten other styles. Price $3.60 $4.00 $4.50 Only at
GRIESIPJGERS Big Shoe Store
UBiER OOOOS WEEtC
A week of exceptional rakes that demonstrate our leadership. Look over these attractive items and
take advantage of them.
A Dependable Hot Water Bottle
Our No. 40 "Wearever" made of
one piece of rubber. No seams to
leak. Finest maroon rubber, all
smooth finish, maximum heating
surface, full capacity. No. 40 is
our biggest rubber goods value
the most for the money offered by
anyone. Be sure and see it. It
is guaranteed twice by us and by
its maker. 2 quart size, $1.75,
this week only .$1.50
KEEP YOUR
HANDS PRETTY
Wear Rubber
Gloves
A pair of "Wearever"
Household Rubber Gloves
will protect your hands and
keep them clean, smooth,
white and pretty. Wear a
pair while working about the
house. Any size; we fit you
correctly; Pair, See the price,
50c, special
Improved, Sanitary Natural Nursers
The next best thing to natural nursing. Natural-like
nipple. Air vent prevents .collapsing.
Large mouth, sanitary bottle. Holds jounces.
Each complete, .... lf5c
Better Nursing Nipples p., ,. .!,
"KANTCHOKE" Nipple the choke-proof Jtindi
6all top, short neck. Made on right principle.
Reduce collapsing and overcome too rapid, feed
ing. Fine rubber, each 5c
39c
A Guaranteed Fountain Syringe
Our No. 24 "Wearever" sold un
der our own and the "Wearever"
guarantee of satisfaction. Foun
tain is seamless construction no
leaks possible. Maroon color and
wide mouth. Tubing is full length,
extra large. Three rapid flow,
screw pipes and a positive-action
shut off. A quality outfit that will
give long service. Popular 2 quart
size, $1.75, this week only ..$1.50
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The Childrens Delight
i. VALVE BALLOONS
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The patent valve. A twist of thevalve holds
Balloons 10c, or FREE with every
' the air in.
purchase of Rubber Goods of 25c and over.
OR PAINFUL EYES
W. J. WALL
Corner Drug Store
MEDINA, OHIO
For frost Bite,
SAFETY
Is provided in the Safe
Deposit Vault of this
bank. When your valuable
papers, keepsakes, jewel
ry, etc., are placed in a
box in this vault they are
u n qu estionably secure
from every danger of loss
by fires, theft or accident,
and are readily accessible
when you want them.
We invite you to in
spect our Safe Deposit
Vault and to rent a Box
for the small annual sum
of $1.50
sTET
ALITY PRI
SERVICE
We are prepared to fill all ordinary wants in the GRO
CERY and BAKERY line, and to give good service and
value to our customers.
j. We Relieve it is better to give such values and secure
! a steady trade than to overcrowd our store during the
' husy hours of Saturday.
When we have Specials and all stores do we will
at least give you a day to take advantage of them.
Foote and Hartman
Telephone 2047
West Side Square
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