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t AGE TWO SARDINIA NEWS The Schoolmates reunion will be held Saturday, July 31 , in the Com munity Hall, Sardinia, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Woolley of Curriers were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilson, Sunday. \nun Culling o' irie, Pa., was a guest of friends in town the past •week. Florence Rupert, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. A. B. Rupert, was hit by an automobile on Saturday. Aside from cuts and bruises, she received no seri ous injury. Mr. and Mrs. Offers of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Offers of East Aurora were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eafner, Sunday. Ruth Mllier was the guest of Al bert Harrison an d family, the past week. Rev. F. W. Bolender, Mr. and Mrs. Martice Bolender and Nprris Bheils are home for the week. Mrs. Albert S/witzer and mother, Mrs. Stella Vaughan of Springville, were guests of Ira Proctor and Mrs. Lena Bridgman, Monday. Home Bureau Club Festival, Sat urday, August 7th. Donald 'Pitcher and friend, Mr. Kelley, of Fort Niagara, were week end guests of Mrs. Jessie Pitcher. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis an d children of Rochester were guests of Mrs. Jessie Pitcher, the past week. Mr. Hafner and daughters, Mr. an d Mr. Rick, Mrs. Zeller and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harrington and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Beam, Mr. and Mrs. Keopper, Mr. an d Mrs. Landon an d son were gusets of Frank Hafner and wife, Sunday, July 11, and enjoyed a fine dinner on the lawn. YORKSHIRE Rev. H. L. Torsey is entertaining his brother and wife, from Massa chusetts. Roy Burr of Chicago, formerly a \Yorkshire Boy, was a eauer at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Blake- ley, last week. Byron Peckham an d family, Carl Westover and family drove to Wat- kins Glen, Sunday. Died: July 20, Samuel Watkins, aged 76 years. Daniel Hutchison and family were in Centerville, Sunday to visit his sister. Nina Worthington is home fo r a while from Porterville. Albert Bardo and family of Cur riers were Sunday callers at the Frank Ralyea home. J. L. Richardson and wife are home from Florida and are visiting among relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Chaffee are in Olean WALES WO N Wales defeated South Wales, Sun day in a remarkable game by th e score of 5 to 1. Murphy pitched for Wales and only allowed two hits. Holt was on the mound for South Wales and only allowed five hits. Scripter was the star batter of the game, gathering in three hits, one being a_ homer. Hamburg plays at Wales next Sunday a t 2:30, stand ard time. GALEN HILL Vivian Tarbell -of Bradford is vis iting with the E . L. Arnold and L. J. Leonard families. Mrs. Wilbur Freeman helped Mrs. Dwight Jones of Sandusky, last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Arnold, and L. J. Leonard and family spent Sunday in Delevan at the Mrs. Bertha Tar- pll-hnmp, in mmnanv with Mr. AnH MRS. ELLA V. GOODEMOTE Mrs. D. O. Tarbell and children o f Akron, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Leonard and children of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Tarbell and children of Brad ford. A little daughter was added to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Martin last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. W . La w were in East Aurora, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Leonard and children, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Leonard and children, Mr. an d Mrs. Albert Jones and children attended the Leo nard reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Leonard in Delevan, Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Tarbell and children of Akron spent Saturday night and the L. J. Leonard home. Mrs. Nettie Pooler is visiting rela tives in Buffalo. Mrs. Leon Law was i n Olean Mon day. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children H Use For Over 30 Years •Aways bears the Signature The funeral services of Mrs. Ella V. Goodemote were held at the home of 4ie.r late residence on the corner of Childs street and Myrtle avenue, Springville, Sunday afternoon. Th e services were conducted by th e Rev. Burton M. Clark, pastor of th e Meth odist Episcopal church. Mrs. Goodemote was born on March 9K, igfig, ;„ fh* Tnwn nf Ashford. She passed to her eternal home on Wednesday, July 14, 1926. On December 31, 1885, she was united in- marriage to Mr. Ja y P. Goodmote. She was the daugh.ter of Martin and Mary Wasson. Th e par ents of Mr. and Mrs. Goodemote on both sides of the family were among the early pioneer settlers in this part of th e Empire jState and were among the hardy heroes and heroines who helped to reclaim the soil from prim al conditions and by discipline and arduous labor, mad* their contribu tions toward laying the foundations of Democracy in the New World. Those were the days o f hardy ro mance and empire building. Mrs. Goodemote was one of a fam ily of fourteen children of whom the following brothers and sisters sur vive her : Wallace, Charles, Allen Eu gene, Henry, William, Emma and Ad - die. She is also survived by her hus band, Mr. Jay P. Goodemote, an d two sons, Harold J. of Chaffee, N . Y., and Curtis Paul of Springville, and one grandson, Gage, of Chaffee, N . Y. The high and wide esteem in which Mrs. Goodemote was held was elo quently evidenced not only by the un usual number of beautiful floral of- | ferings but also b y the presence of over two hundred and fifty people, including relatives, friends, neigh- Scott's Emulsion During Aftsflnaft of Grippe-fiiflkfe Up Strngth bors, and members of societies to which Mrs. Goodemote belonged— Wnmpn's Anviliflry n f fh<> .ATrtoi-i. jean. Legion, the Eastern Stars, th e Re- bekahs, th e Grange and the Womqn's Benefit association. The Eastern Stars paid a silent and beautiful tri bute to her memory, and at the grave used their splendid ritual. This serv ice wa s in charge of ,Mrs. Philip Rum- sey, assisted by other officers an d members of th e Sisterhood. A DQDEB BROTHERS SEDAN i s F. O. B. Detroit People are surprised to learn that this beautiful and sturdy car now sells for $ 895. They have heard so much about its exceptional value that they are under the impression it sells for a higher price. Moreover, the Sedan possesses all the roominess and character of closed cars that call for a much greater investment \ It is substantial in appearance because it is sub stantial' in fact And serves its owners far beyond the period Usually expected of a car at any price. The body is all steel—safe, sturdy, fireproof, and smartly finished below the belt line in coolie . blue lacquer, with cartouche yellow stripe— upper body in black lacquer—shields and fenders in black, oven-baked enamel Blue Spanish genuine leather upholstery, remov able rear seat-back, and optional wood or steel wheels are included among many other features that commend themselves forcefully to the buyer. Many who expected to buy a cheaper car, now find that Dodge Brothers product is well within , their means. Many who had expected to buy something more expensive, now find everything they could possibly desire in these smart and dependable vehicles. * i~ See the cars for yourself—and investigate our attractive time-payment plan. Touring Car *795 Roadster 795 Coupe - - 845 f. o. b. Detroit Schwab Bros., Holland ahd North Java, N. Y. KUHN REUNION The first of the Kuhn reunions was held July 11, 1926, at the old family homestead a t Hollaijd, now owned by one of th e brothers. A very bountiful repast was served on tables set under the wide spread ing branches of - the old maple tree. Many a long forgotten tale was told, and a very pleasant time was enjoy ed by all. About fifty were present, includ ing: Mr. an d Mrs. Joseph Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhn of Holland; Mr. and Mrs. -Dana Kuhn and family Maynard Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhn and daughter Teresa, Mr. John Kuhn, Mrs. William Kuhn and two sons, Mr. an d Mrs . Herman Kuhn an d daughter, also Mrs. Kuhn's sister an d friend of Bradford, Pa., Mr. Myron Kuhn of Attica, Mrs. William Petri and chi.ldren of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Briggs of Yorkshire, Mr. an d Mrs. George June, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lewis and family, and George Lewis of Chaffee, Mr. an d Mrs. Luther Hakes and daughter of Sardinia. Results count—Want ads produce. PLAN NEW LEGION POST Warsaw, July 13—District Chair man Harold Ostertag of Attica and Glenn Charles of Warsaw, county commander of the American Legion •met a group of world war veterans at Silver Springs recently and dis cussed plans for th e organization o£ a post of the legion. A committee headed by Norman Tallman, will e ' dpavor to» seew&yii£Ss-«UgwiTr man w Gainesville an d an application Jot a charter will b e made as soor. as \he necessary names are obtamod TROOPERS HOLD WARSAW MAN, CARLOAD OF ALE State Troopers Chambers and G. P. Smith early Saturday ?m-sted Frank Leonardo of Warsaw, at Wales Center, as h e was Jriving, they say, toward Warsaw with a large touring ca r loaded with ale. There were about 2 5 cases in the load according t o the police. \Women seem t o be crazy about clothes.\ \Then why don't they we-r mure of them?\ a c L ha1r7 f >- «* Collector—No, thanks, I can . e f the radio set. r STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT: WYOMING COUNTY. Mary F. Knight, Plaintiff, vs. Mary A. Mitchell, individually and as administrator with the Will An nexed of Winifred Reed, deceased, St. Mary's Catholic Church o f Arcade, St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Bliss, St. Peter & .Paul's Catholic Church of Arcade, th e Catholic Shrine of Washington, D . C, John J. Reed, Burt Reed, Ella Burrows, Nellie Burrows, Marian Donahoe, Anthony Romaski, being all the devisees and legatees under the Will of said Winifred Reed, de ceased; Stanley Gillespie, Ellen Burrows, legatees and devisees'un- der the* Will of James N. Gillespie, deceased; Abraham T. Kerr: Susi'e Norton, Emmett Wales (unmarri ed), Louis Wales (unmarried), Leo Wales (unmarried), Marzarelrj Wales, Frank Wales and Mary, m* wife, (th e name Mary being fictitious, Jier true name being unknown t o th e plaintiff), Emma Earl, Anna Bennett, James Wales (unmarried), Mary Skinner, Theressa Harrington, Mattie Thornton, Lottie Wales, Aggie Mc- Guire, Thomas Wales (unmarried), George Barnes and Nora Barnes, his wife, Marguerite Smith, Maris Slocum an d Hammie French, being all the heirs at law and next of kin. of Bridget Wales, deceased, Defendants. To the above named Defendants: You are hereby summoned to an swer the complaint in this action an d to serve a copy o f your answer, or, i f the complaint is not served with this Sum'mons, to serve a notice o°f ap pearance, o n the plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of th e day of service. I n case of your failure to appear or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the com plaint Trial to be held in the County o f Wyoming. Dated June 22nd, 1926. KNIGHT & BENTLEY, . Plaintiff's Attorneys. Office and Post Office Address, Arcade, N. Y. To the defendants, The Catholic Shrine, John J . Reed, Burt Reed, Ella Burrows, Marion Donahoe, Anthony Romaski, Abraham T. Kerr, Lottie Wales, Susie Norton, Emma Ear! Aggie McGuire, Thomas Wales, an d Mammie French, Frank Wales and \Mary\ Wales, his wife (the name Mary being fictitious): The foregoing Summons is served upon you b y publication pursuant to an Order of Honorable George A. Larkin, Justice of the Supreme Court, dated June 24, 1926 , and filed with the Complaint in the Office of the Clerk of the County o f Wyom ing a t Warsaw, New York. , This action is brought to foreclose certain mortgages on real estate of which Winifred Reed died seized be ing a part of lot 87 , town 7, range 3, also part of lot 38 and part of lpt 22, in said town an d range, being located in th e town o f Arcade, and also pur« suant t o th e provisions of Article 15 of the Real Property Law fo r the purpose of quieting the'title t o said real estate. No personal claim Is made against any defendant other than a defend ant wh o shall assert a claim adverse to the claim of th e plaintiff herein. Dated June 25, 1926 . KNIGHT & BENTLEY, i Plaintiff's Attorneys. Office and Post Office Address, Arcade, N. Y. 17t2Z STATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT. ERIE f'OlNTY Horace Selleck and Kate Sclleck, Plaintiffs. . v s. William F. Jeffords and .lulia J. Jeffords, his wife, Caroline Lind- gren and United Natural Gas Company, i Defendants. Pursuant to a judgment of fore closure and sale granted herein on the 22nd day of June, 192G, and duly entered in th e Erie County Clerk's Office, I, the undersigned referee duly appointd for such purpose, will sell at public auction to the highest bid der on the 7th da y of August, 1926, at 9 o'clock in th e forenoon of that day at the Post Office in the Town and Village of Sardinia, Erie County, New York, the real estate described in said Judgment as follow- ' ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Sardinia, County of Erie and State of New York, and described as being the south part of lot No 47 in the seventh town an d fifth, range of townships of the Holland Lund Com pany's purchase; bounded on the south by lot No. 46 fifty-four chains and eighty-six links. On the west by lot No. 55 eleven chains and sixty- seven links. Bounded north by con ventional line east by south seven chains. Thence east parallel to the first mentioned boundary forty-seven chains and fifty-five links. Bounded east by lot No. 39 eleven chains and fifty-eight links, containing sixty- three acres of land more or less. Dated, June 23, 1926. JAMES S. PIERCE. Referee. Knight and Bentley, Plaintiff's Attorneys, Arcade, N. Y. 17t28 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant t o an order of Hon. Bar ber B. Conable, Surrogate of the Couul)' ni Wyoming, notice !s hereby given to all persons \i>=r..-.- clsimi against the estate of Daniel Mi- honey, late of the Town of Arcade, Wyoming County, deceased, that they are hereby required to present the same, together with the voucher! therefor, to th e undersigned execu tors of the Will of said deceased it the office of Knight & Sentiey, Is the Village o * Arcade, New York, on or before the 16th day of October, 1926. J. H.-Smith and John Stinson, Jr., Executors Knight & Bentley, Attorneys for Executors, Arcade, New York. 7tS» NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. Bar ber B. Console, Surrogate of the County of Wyoming, notice is hereby given to all persons having claimi against th e estate of Antionette Tilton, late o f the Town of Arcade, Wyoming County, N. Y., deceased, that they are hereby required to pre sent the same, together with the vouchers therefor, to the undersign ed Administrator of the good', chat tels alid credits o f said decensed, at his office in th e village of Arcade, New York, on or before tlie Hth day of December, 1926. Dated, June 11, 1926 Jackson H Smi'h, Admini*tritor Knight & Bentley, Attorneys for Administrator. Arcade, N. Y. I\t42 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant t o on order of Hon. Albert A. Bird, Surrogate \t the County of Cattaraugus ti>'Ice is hereby given to all person\ ' Mng claims against th e estate of William P. Morgan, late o f th e town of Free dom, Cattaraugus County, N. Y de ceased, that they are hereby revmed to present th e same, togot'iT with the vouchers therefor, to the unier- signed executor o f the Will of said deceased a t his residence in the town o f Freedom, N,ew York, on or before December 81, 1926. > Dated, Juno 25, 1926. ERNEST D. MORGAN' Knight &\Bentley, Executor. Attorneys for Executor, , Arcade, N . Y. I 7t «
