{ title: 'Westfield Republican. (Westfield, N.Y.) 1855-current, February 01, 1922, Page 1, Image 1', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031732/1922-02-01/ed-1/seq-1/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031732/1922-02-01/ed-1/seq-1.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031732/1922-02-01/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031732/1922-02-01/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Western New York Library Resources Council
NO. 48 P.H ATTTAUQUA CO., NTYV. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922 VOL. LXVII. _ SILVER CREEK —WE8TFEILD I)E- FEDERATION MET I oicunp RBFNT _ A Fine fcVfcnl — •— tSlOnUr D\ L \ Business Transacted at Mayville Dar- —An Interring »nd Vital Problemof BuffalO And MISS Phld Of —* — Business Tk. ParPflt TeaCllCrS ASSO\ Today Will Be Threshed Out Be- Payc Offical Visit to West- Jan 23— Upon re- . . cfr |j ftn tween the Two Schools. PflttCrSOIl Library RCS d pays umcai - lait ;• the Surrogate by dation Entertained on last A debate will be held Wednesday Fi p Held And Is Given y p° ger Charle8 H wtbor* Judge Wednesday Afternoon. evenm* *t ewht °' c,ock in the sin)gle subject meeting held at the Welcome. H r^owTng S 'traJSS^aJ d OTde S re! ied th6 Those who were not present at the 1 hal^of Silver Creek and our Lafayette hotel, Buffalo, Wednesday, The Right Reverend Charles H. G. Undsey, late' January meeting of the Parent-Teach-| January 25. rroKram, American] *rent Bishop of the Dioceae of Wes- t wn deceased. The total . A880 ciation last Wednesday mis- The qlteRt i 0 n to he debated Is \Re- p oe try arranged by Mrs. L. W. hwain, •iTltew York made hi. official * proisrw in \.1b smats. ac- , tlle b( ., t meeting. of the that strike. Should Be Pro- ,»t v.ce President given a. follow.. \T t 'p t \ Church on Sua, to the appralMr's report I. r °\ e hlblted by Law la Industrie. E..en- ■ Moral..* hssslon dar. January SMtaa'jjjw £TtIS \'dwJdeat aS tMee'sm. anT one „ S|5™'\e°-1 \\w««el'd' has the affirmative and invocation by Mrs. Julius Potter Past the members or P Biflbop a t ,| allc hter. The share received by the ' t , 3 by Rev Thompson and three the following will represent the Blue President Western N. or American Poetry I, Miss SL\rttTm™mur Tcon?eSatTon IS «\d pays « ta* ; accompanied by Ipame. or the debater, npboldln; the Kn.n.a Plehl. or th, Patterson 1.1- SSffkt all were enjoytns them- ot ! Mrs. pu,.n, *•*-»» \\ 8 \' W 11 Nature \in Poetry by Ida 1, CMe or selves. Bishon ©poke in- T-. mP ctown deceased. The total, am-: creditable demonstration | The will be Mr. Noyes, of the Mayville Tuesday h . JSSm - and. ~ — ~ | 'n£ K& or the American Indian, by he did not ;w pirteeptlt street. Jamcv , \i° 0 [° Xaylor BaV e the address or ton. and ncv. lir. Allen of the Pros- \V't.nu'!> £ ih™ Brent was a personal friend town . a niec e of decedent, whois the afternoon He sp()ke on »ota- ! byterlan church of Fredonia. Culture Club. Buffalo. ambassador ; so]e beneficiary. Her tax upon the be- handled his subject in a| The public is very cordially Invited ° f Rrittaiir to the United ,auest Is $92.92. , .. very forceful manner. In this tine ad- to attend. Besides being a chance to A %.,s to 4 «o [TT. aiMi took the occasion, so soon j Mary S. Crossman, laite of the it jress among many excellent thoughts hear pome of our boys and girls on Annreci ition of \«t trv by Jftth of Lord Bryce to pay ! p f Jamestown, deceased Total ssed were the following: That their feet the subject matter will he p Address. Appreciation. of u,v. by after the death «MJ« r mend :J nt of property transferred is Rtndents should not be allowed to each one attending to make up their Dr. C. E. Rhodes, Buffalo. a Wh thfi Biahon had spoken, an $3 391.30 and the total tax assessed along the line of least resis- own mind on this important ■ us c -i n al Puem« Al- , p Wh \ Q . Kn was hew In the iV $100. This tax is levied upon a be- nc0 tQ 8UCh an extent as to elect whlch , s a present day problem. The Reading o I OrUUial Mrs. A1 infornial reception w tfae mem . of $2 .000 whncn is received b> w(>rk &g that doe8 not help t0 negative a nd affirmative arguments fed Hauenstein. BufTalo. hotel parlors. At r. ee i 0n and a niece of decedent. Estella Peterson, i eve j ol) t jj e strong types of character have been gone Into exhaustively and Federation Hour. bers of the American Legion ana a niece or oe e . alnder of tlie ls 80 8ad ly in a thoro presentation of the subject auneeui g ejojac, Jbelr wives mme in a to a 8lst er and five other °^ a T\J re- wifl be presented. It will help every- iaaa f American Expeditionary ; pie ce8 of decedent, in such amounts, mQre exten8ive 8tudv of eood. one hearing it be a better citizen. sbm iqe W B8 1W Xq p*>i aadud eqj, R The Bishop iB delightful to however, that only the one legacy, R(jlld 9Ubject8 9hould be encouraged , i m.s«t socially and everyone enjoyed ab ove mentioned la taxable. in so far as possible. In support of George Cross, late of the town of hja argument8 the speaker read ex- Rimdav morning Bishop Brent con- North Harmony, deceased. Total from recent 8pe eches of Vlce- cS!I aS St. Peter's and ' am0 unt of property transferred to ppefiWen|t CooUdgB and Nicholas But- nibbed the sermon. The church was $10,247.46, and the ta * ler, President of Columbia University. , - . - th>. tht-sw i« *.204.96. This propertyfl•« w th» l » at- pisses in equal shares to two children have definite tasks to per- to a bodrSe sermon was Ld a brother of deced*nt all o forra ln addttl on to fulfilling the .till of ti inspiration aa seldom whom reside ln AahriUe as follows. gr0ater duty of having them regard The Btohop took as his topic \Char-1 M ary L. Holbrook Myrtle Elderkte thelr Khool work a8 regular business. women. and Robert Cross. Boch of £h«M °«>»\ After the report of the chairman of Mter\ and preached on the influence' fldaries receives 5 3^ 15 -| 2 aod eacb Literature, Mrs. Eddy. light refreah- that makes for leader- pa ys a tax thereon of $68.32. ments were served to about Aft' Saws — opkn\forcm 1 1 SSt d ThS hi? W receives $2 525 greater because oft he high VOSiUon and ipayl a tax th ® r ®?° a te $25 '• he haa held. But true character Is *nd the remainder oftheest at el 25^ mercedved by man. The great soul $74.96 is received by is always acclaimed though his rise Clara Fay Preodergast, whose ta mav be slow. He may not be under- $202r75. .. . j _. first but bacause he under- Frederick C. Hay ward, late of lMiAershiD is sure town of North Harmony, deceased M w« would be leaders, we Total amount of property t™nsferr« i?, be true kind and Just. is $8,820.23 and the total tax asses BWhoD Brent quoted a proverb se d thereon ls $38.20. fmm Comfuclus \Oare not if you be , passes eniHrely to the widow, Sa So°t nS&Wod. bM take ear. that J. Hayward. A. bel«« tie Mle bsn» m __,. lim iArfltand others. 0 That is wihat flciary. . k ii/<a lAndershiP true character j Susan J. Skinner, late of the to whlob brlmsB true underatanding. lot Portland, decked Jou amonn Services in St. Peter's Church will of property transferred is $20,024.3 h. The Feast of the Purifloation, I a nd the total tax nsseeed thereon U Fphruarv 2nd. Holy Com- $237.31 This tax is divided between «wtinn at 7-30 A. M. On Sun-land assessed asa.inst the property re- lky n February BthService u8, | mittee, the lecturer read about the manu 11:00, and at 4:30 P. M. Choral v law receives $3 707 and is taxed facture of incense in Jamestown and » $74.14'; and George A. Skinner, a short poem. Sister Mildred Stage recitet grandson, receives $16,317.37 and \B u ii d ing a Rome\ and Brother Ott< pays a tax thereon of $ 1 63.17. Stage furnished music on the accordion Eunice F. Wilbur, lateof the vU- , n re8ponge tQ call several member, Sunt of 6 property transferred is told of the naUonal grange meeting al f 16,655.68, and the total tax asses- Portland, Ore., a* reported in the Nations led thereon ls $333.11. This estate is monthly. There was somedis ill transferred to a brother, Fred E. CUU | 0Q u to fertilizer prices and plant Vllen, residing in Oowanda. New thru theC. LF. Tork against whom said Ux Is levied, msoe ioc puy.u B The Surrogate also signed orders Next iplv lecreelng that no transfer tax Is due Can andfW&H **;Pootenr and the Sell- rom the following estates: Wait* R - ing 0 f wiB>a dUnasssd Sveritt, late of LaJolla, California. Walter J. Fairhank, Ute ot Jsaaca- own. and Carl T. atohlberg. lato oi Kamestown, Susan Peshong, late oi Buffalo; and David C. Brown, late of forest Tile. STANDING COMMITTEES SURROGATE'S COURT Appointment* Made hjr Chairm*® Whallon—Wallace Chairman of Slate Benevolent Invitation*. Chairman Martin P. Whallon baa announced the committee assign- ments of the Board of Supervisor* for 1022, the official list being as lol- EquaHzition —K- Button, Ed- wards, Edson. f>awson, Cowles, An- derson, T/oeh, Neate, O. A. Ottaway, F'reston, Cvsrz. County Expenses- T O. Ottawaf, Cheney. Thayer, Hall. Davis. Land Values—Starr. Edwards, Hci- pran. E. N*. Button. Howe. Justice's Accounts -O. A. Ottaway, Crami't 11, Stone. Frocl' rickson. Abbey, Surrogate ami Library—Loeb, Wallace, (irrcnn Jail Supplier Harnrvzton, f'l rk ■Crandall, Cowles, Military Affair* Konwinsld. Tax Deeds —Hall, Thayer, K. Hit Hon, Erison, I>a -Harrington, Stone Hall, Dur- Con°t lilies' AcfOiirts- and. Neate, Sharpe, Ton. State T5cne volant Institutions Wallace. 1. O. Ottawny. Durand. District Attorney's Accounts. —Hel- prnn, Durand. Rowe. County Clark's Accounts —Rowe, .lohnson. Starr. County Treasurer's Accounts — fiortlLwlck, Stebbins, Stone, Sharp* vis. County House and Farm —I. O. Cu- taway. Cheney. Tubercuosis Hospital—McGJnnaCfl, Johnson, Borthwick, Preston, Fred- erlckson. Sperlntendent'a Audits—Stan* Ball. Greenman. _ Election Expenses —Edwards, Cow- les, Hall. T Coroners' Accounts —Anderson, I*. E. Button. Law son. Printers' Accounts— Lawson, Anderson, L. E. Button, I. O. Qttaway. Supervisors' Accounts —Cheney, Stebbins, Starr, O. A. Ottaway. Loeo. Public Buildings—The Chairman, Wallace, Borthwick, Harrington CygcZ Grand Jury List —JohnBon, Fred- erlckson. Ton. Bonds of County Officers —8harpe, Helgran, Abbey. Grand Jury List—Johnson, Fred- erickson, Ton. Legislation—L. E. Button, Ldson. Neate, Wallace, E. N. Button, O. A. Ottaway, Ball. . Erroneous assessments —Ton, lioi- gran, Crandall. Bonded Indebtedness —Durand Cheney, Preston. Highway Improvement —SteDDina Anderson, L. E. Button Petitions —Greenman, I Johnson SYBIL M. CARPENTER DIES IN NINETY-FIFTH YEAR HOLD ANNUAL MEETING Directors Are Elected—Bon Issue To Ttofce Up Outstanding Debts Is Dis- —*— CMDCd. One of Jamestown's Oldest Res- DUNKIRK, Jan. 17.—At the an- nual meeting last evening of the' Chautauqua County Agricultural Cor- poration the directors of the or- ganization for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Charles Aldrich of Fredonia; A. o. Bar beau, Silver Creek; J. W. Ben- nett, Dunkirk; J. Crissey, Jamestown Joaaph Domst, Dunkirk; W. J. Mpty, Kayrllle; Howard Dow, Jamestown; A. f. French, Fredonia; R. J. Gross, Dunkirk, A. E. Hall Predonia; George F. Hulbert, Jamestown; W. H. Mar- vin, Forestville; Joseph A. McGinnlea. RipWy- John K. Patterson, Dunkirk; Brewer D. Philltpa, Jamestown; Dan- iel A. Reed, Dunkirk; E. D. Warner, Dunkirk; Charles W. Weaborne, Broetpn, Oero'.l Williams. Donklrk, and tfr. #. E. Wilson of Fredonia. The question of the bond Issue to take up the outstanding indebtedness of the corporation was discussed at the meeting and will be put into ef- fect at. an arjourned meeting which is to be held F-bniar; Oth when two thirds of t' f Mf total ?to«\i will be re- P'cento 1. It is the intention to make the bond issue very attractive to 'in- vestors and the bonds will be first lien on the property of the fair cor- poration which lonsists of 52 acres of land and a number of buildings. wenis—Born in t own or cnaii- tauqua—Lifelong Methodist Mrs. Sybil Maria Carpenter died Wed- nesday, January 18, 1922. in her 95th year, following a few daya illness at her home, 913 East Second street. James- town. Mrs. Carpenter was one of James- town's oldest residents and had lived In Chautauqua County practically her entire life. Had she lived until May 24,1922. sha would have been 96 yean of age. The topic for discussion at the Open Forum meeting next Sunday will be \Is the American Home Im- perilled?\ The class is increasing its member- ship steadily and we hope for a ban- ner attendance next Sunday. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Mary J. Hiller; seven f rand children, Clyde R Hille. and Mr*. Lizzie P. Eraley, Falconer; Miss Clara F. Carpenter. Jsmes town; Mrs. D»vid C. Ward. Rochester. Raymond C. Carpenter and Mrs. Allene Nelson, Jamestown, and Richard C. Hiller, Corry, Pa. She also leaves ten great grandchildren. The funeral will be held Satur iay, the time to be announced later. Come at 12:15 and take part or listen to the discussion of the subject lor the day. Get the habit! ! Lombard Grange Mrs. Carpenter was born in 182G, in the town of Chautauqua and at the age of five her father died. When she was thir- Konwinskl. Lombard Grange re-elected Harlow Breads trustee for three years at the last regular meeting and Worthy Master Ber- tha Nundy was appointed the standing committee for the year. Some interesting news items were given by the news com- Cowles, Neate, Revision of Rules- teen she began earning her own living and at the age of nineteen was married to William Carpenter. Jr. Mr. Carpenter died suddenly and his wife was left with five children to support, the oldest being Lawson. Special Committee to Represent tn» Board on the Farm Bureau —Negate. M P WHALLON, CHAIRMAN. J. A. McGINNIES, CLERK. —\Dangerous Curve Ahead' * warning for wives and husbands #• well as motorists. —See yourself as others see you, •• \Dangerous Curve Ahead.\ FREDONIA MUSIC CLUB fourteen years. Of the five only one lurvives the mother. Mrs. Mary J. Hiller who left her home in Frewsburg some time ago and took up her residence with her mother to Ca |La >r Corpenter was a lifelong Methodist and at the time of ner death was affilia- ted with the Buffalo Street M. E. Church. Her passing will bring sadness u> many who hoped with Mrs. Carpenter that she night live te round oat a full century o Miss Mildred Bryars will £ive a ire- cital in the Normal Chapel on Friday evening, February 3rd at eight o'clock. . . . Miss Bryars who started her career las a pianist developed an unusually good contralto voice. After careful consideration Miss Bryars deddedon a vocal career. She applied herself diM gently to voice development.as she had piano work. Alt* studying In St. Louis and Now York she went to Italy to conttaMie hervodee work. Two years ago lftlss Bryars pje a recitkl (at lioUaB HW1. Tfce Now York critics were nnamlous In recognising her u«mI equipment- by n very, sweet vol&> sad dngswt** to- tal iAgence and mac* musical General admission 11.00. Moelc Club mambers admitted on season tlcktfa. REV. CHARLES B. THOMPSON EN- TERTAINED One of the social events of the sea- son was an elaborate dinner given at The Kenyon by Mrs. W. J. Thompson of West Main street Ir. honor ol the Rev. Charles B. Thompson whose marriage to Ml* Marjorie Kerr cj TSast Orange. N. to with pleasure by Weatfiold friends. Especially J\*® tjj® teW ? : «* for sixteen. **' HOKDAT CliUB Tk. DftMBth BMlMU Of tfc® Club w*ah*4 at the T. W. O. A. AfMr the nsnal bualBew mee<to« «he following vnumi *Ptamo Bolo—Panama Orehlds Dy ,%Mlw Helen Eddy *\ Mert \ Reading—Chaa. br . „ -ToJir. —\Howard Chandler Chriaty- -m -Tableau— \My Vo«h«r\ tr J\- Ab- bott McNeil Whlatler. Poaed by Mrs. Joseph Ottaway. II \Isabella and the Pot of Basil by John WhlteAlexander. Poaed by Miss Knapp. „ HI \Dorothy and Her Slater Alice by Wm. Merrit Chase. Posed by Misses Dorothy Pitch and Lillian willflo* IV \Mrs. Brush Reading to Her Children \ by George De Forest. Pos- ed by Mrs. Margaret Roberts, little Misses Watson & Skinner and Chas. Watson. \V Ellen Terry as Lady Mcbeth by John S. Sargent. Poaed by Mrs. Swain DOUBLE VICTORY! Last Friday night the local boys, repeated their victory over East High at Erie by the close score of 16—11. In the preliminary game the girl* team took the Chautauqua girls into- camp to the tone of » 1*. The Erieites came down here wita. rereOge In their eyes and were ex- porting to defeat the locals by a on»- •Uled score. Erie's team was sc«ne- what crippled by tte hwo< their regular players, hut netertweeB they put up a strong tight. Tba at the end of Um first half bad a very substantial lead the balf ending 15— R008KVHLT WOT UNVKILKD ehelto, ha* in <on J* the tonts of ih« J»U In existence. It la the work of J»m« - WB - who did the remarkable 8T. PBTfcR*8 OUIUD The 0«IM *iU lnga on Tbundoy afternoon »t th® home of Mm. A. B. OttiwW.KJ Mlis 'ltMl Cocao praoptiy M two oclock. p- UK ,- — -hwarwur ssss ffS^SSsSSRis U ssssr'a?a£%s as? -sffca*. - \•fsajKissi*.A'xsvsstast Ssf^stt'sissa * »\- J * iTd m you WW yoaarawofth. „„„«„, n«A. »»«rlaj. F f ». »■ .„ tha oocaaloa of a city »«■ «r«J Srred for to. loci.. sts*+»■.c*..?>- \>»£% xsisss.-s£s.ssst\m s.hcK,,u•<£*•£«» ~s-j^rswsjs mer; *100r to tt» CemststT ■■■« »•' »• rfl l^L.. __ h . Te m-omltcd the American Le- and Mrs . Robinson, in recounting an- **! .wwT Th. l«*h »ra S§3»arS a jrsSw- - H'SHsfSH imall bequests of personal property Trustees was held on January 27th, We regret, t■ • udQ n but un-'*!~n/and healthy, as well as train wrested an easy victory from the<\o to friends and relative* of the decees-1 {JS 2 . The meeting was called to or- iencedjjj u strong Mid h«»«y, as ( m1j on earher { the**- *. Ottaway .ad Munson of WatflaU der ,. p. Wolch, Mtat TrM- SSSSSS tu»d faUMullr to hi. l.hy- .on and th. looal. aro out tor re- Ke ZZ th ln t 0 , rn f'; . P wnrvH 1*1* tee9 presen,t wer ® CrandaU ' * ln g in new quarters. To reach lodge glcal exercises in the little gym that * e °fe. g THIg GAM E ! ! It it the town of Sherman, deceased was | St Amotion the following bills were \hompso^an? ' Srength* 1 came' *\ how to* of books , will be a HEAD L 'NER ' ! probated, and Etta M. Wood the wid- ordOTed pald: Thompson and Mary iser t£e grew upon him ; _ The prel mlnaTT which will Btart at jw of decedent, was appointed exe- westfleld Republican, print- I r0 u RT and wa f transmitted to his brothers 7:4o will be between the( Dunkirk jutrix. The petition estimates «• ing •••••••• ?24.38,TRY FOR COURT and was tra fam ' ou3 . ' and the lo Cal girls team. Don't- /alue of this estate at $800. Beeides Adam8 & white Co., Record I POSITIONS ana motto o. rew insensibly miss this latter. h e widow of decedent, above men- book 5.95 dvij 8 ervice examinations were hjB da n y contact -with the worla ioned, the father, Benjamin Wood, is McCarthy Bros., rep. tools. . 16.3n hpld on j anuar y 14 for the positions ' vou th-all these th ! ngs she explain he only heir. The will bequeaths the Williamson Law Book Co., of recorder in the county clerk's office ™ - ' thal app0 aied particular ?ntire estate to the widow. Freeman Ass't rolls etc and court Among those who ' children w ho listened in rap! L. Morr?s of Sherman was the attor- Wm p 0 rd. St. Com , itayroll. . 98.5o tried the examinations for rpcorder rt ; on . ie> in this matter. Hart Contracting Co., pipe . . were Misses Gladys Miles, Hazel Mc- \ jj, e American flag had beer L. L. Starkweather, police .. 12.oO r!!U . en> anc i p ea rl Smith, all of this uh lriVi n from the bust, two hug*. FOUND AT LAST! ' On motion Mr. H. W. Thompson vi]Vae;e . wreaths were offered by the children Westfleld N. Y. Jan. 25,11)22. was appointed registrar of sta \ The examination for crier in the ?arlan d 3 for it. Accepting there Dear 'jSeventy nine teifr have I tistics for a four year term beginning „ 8 was taken by Joseph nornber- r8 ga Rooseve i t said: LrfJiori •>round and not any good January 1, 1922. , ePr and James H. Culley. of Mayville. Colonel Roosevelt were here, 1 • nm TUP hiK over been found and now On motion adjourned. Reuben Oakes of Westfleld; Frank J. h wou j d ra ther have these !h« olTtheory »tarw la my '■ A- *»«■ Village Clerk. and aerry Van Ce,m the uttu c „ ldre „ than face and tells me without I. confer . of Sherman. anything else, for he loved little with my lips I'll not find gtacb. But Senator Lowman and Assemblyman The recording P 08^ 1 ®\^ 8 children. As his sister.! deeply apprec- the new theory is cheerfol and pleas- man Rich ford, both ot Chemung, a day and that $6.00 , at0 thls trlbute Q r the children for I mt r*\ 1 consoling to my soul tells me have introduced bills to enable cit- a day. Mayville Sentinel. know it has meant sacrifice on their jo realise tohat the all wise power that lee, villages and townships to pass • - part. is within me and I will be made ordinances for the local enforcement —Hoeflers ice «eam the cream rfaole. Mrs. A. H. Bowen. of protoihitioiv. Jamestown has *1- supreme -at Jackdaw. | j*ckdaw cream can be whipped - ready demonstrated that local enf- .—Horses For Sale.—1 bsy mare. 1 but j^ n can't beat it. —Ohaataaqaa OauWa at JacMaw. _ For sate-Waod |r50 pat oort - -- thi Jackdaw for af- ta * witfc tjw sw*ject aad »e ppwsr —Jackdaw cream can be whipped ■. c. Htats. 4»wf iiTnnjTwi otmnggMm is this direetkm.— but beat it. Hopflers ice \the cream supreme\ at Jackdaw. Onod time for everybody at th» \VI \Guided by the Stnrs\ by Orlando Ronlnnd. PobM by Mrs. Flagler. VII \The last Red Cross roll call pos- ter.'' by Harrison Fischer. Posed by Miss Bueh. Rvi Saturday ht e U ni-r Skating and on Band. Dancing —Poeflers ream \the cream supreme .T.ickdaw. The Club gave a rising vote of thanks to Mrs. Kessel and Mrs. Flak- ier for their efforts on producing these delightful tableaus and then ad- journed to meet on January 30th. Marie S. Hall secretary. Xo 1 Timothy Alfalfa Hay» Buckwheat and Potatoes for sale. John McCruden 48wS —Saturday is Legion night at th« Rink. Again skating and dancing. (Admission 35c, Spectators 10c. f . —Useful Household Articles For Sale. —Domestic Sewing HUrtlMf Cyphers Incubator, 70 en; Bedroom suite; Dtalng Table; lee-bo*. «9««t top; Sqoane Piano and vm.o. MM «• —Chautauqua Candles at Jackdaw. —Found. —A sum of mamey. Owner mar hare same bjr proving property. Republican olea —For Sale. —Cheap.- Stuta ftoa* Sea Harold Plmmfe— — —Chautauqua Oaotfb aiMlfiiHWr —Haa*. Rink Botox » W*' --«F . •..iCXiXt ii \ M
