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WYOMING COUNTY HERALD A Republican Newspaper W. F. Arthurs, Publisher Arcade, N. Y. ' Entered as Second CJass Matter at Arcade, N. Y. Terms of Subscription: One year, strictly in advance $1.50 Six months, strictly in advance, .85 Three months, strictly in advance .60 RESEARCH CLUB CALENDAR TEA The members of the Research Club of Arcade were delightfully enter tained at the M. E. church parlors, Monday October 3. The hostesses were: Mesdames Cavtwright, Baldwin Strong, Morgan, Ennis, Andrews and Norton. Six guests were seated at each of the five tables which were decorated with glass baskets filled with orange j nasturtions and marigolds. Ori each ' table two orange candles in tall glass I candlesticks furnished light for the 1 guests to find their jjlaces. The dain ty place cards and favors which were baskets of nuts and candy were also in -orange. This - color scheme was carried out in the delicious three- course dinner. The birthday cake, which was cut by the president, Mrs. A. C. Beards- lee, held twelve candles. After a short business session the following entertaining program was given. Roll Call—Vacation Thoughts. Reading—Miss Francis. Piano Duet—Mrs. Twiss, Miss Steams. President's greeting—Mrs. Beards- lee. Vocal solo—Mrs. Fuller. The Club adjourned to meet Octo- her 10, with Mrs. Gordon Lewis. ROBERTS-HUSTED The home of \Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eusted a.t Caldwells Corners was the scene of a lovely woddinfr, Wednes day, Octolier 5. when their only daughter Edna M., became the bride of Mr. Maurice William Roberta, of Bliss. The ceremonv was performed at 3:30 o'clock, the Rev R. H. Crane pastor of the Bliss Baptist church offiiciating. Following a wedding dinner the happy couple left for a weeks honey moon in New York City and various other places and upon their return thev will make their homo in Bliss. The community joins in wishing them many years of happiness and prosperity. WOLCOTT J. HUMPHREY BUYS INTEREST IN GENEVA BANK Wolcott J. Hurnphrey of Warsaw, has secured a large interest in the National Bank at Geneva, N. Y. \Mr. •**w»id»Mt*M <Miaa4i^fl M afiafiLJn ^-fehe managementv.of lliti bank, ir-e comes a member of the directorate. Two other new directors were elect ed to the board Tuesday, September 27: Harry E. Hovey and Henry O. Palmer t o take thq, places of John B. Anderson, Louis J. Licht and Samuel K. Nester, who have resigned. Mr. Humphrey has been president of the Wyoming County National' BankTSf this village since 1902. He 4 is also interested in the banks at Pavilion, Wyoming and North Java and the National Bank at Arcade. C. L. CRAIN'S TRUCK IN ACCIDENT ARCADE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Haggerty of | Curriers were guests of Mr. and Mrs.; Thomas Wagoner, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shee.he and, — 1 son Gerald spent Sunday at Letch- Mrs. F, W. Briggs and Mrs. Eric worth Park. ,. _ I Lee and son Robert called on Miss. Mr. and Mrs, L. R. Brass and Mr.; —--» Mrs?- Harold Hopkins were in. V )-Tuesda>. : juumw,—• umi^ Mrs. D. C. Bentley took Mrs. Alice tended the theatre McNair and Mrs. Ellen Stearns to : - M'ss Nellie Roth and friend Mr. | Springville, Wednesday and called on. Norris of Wales, Mr. Ed. Smith' of; •Rev, and Mrs. Clarke iind Mrs. Kata Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Milfard ' Dillingham. , \ Calkins of Batavia were Sunday Mr. A. C. Beardslee is in CanadaX guests of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Schust-' on business this week. | er. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed Mr. Elwin Cole of Buffalo spent/ and family of East Aurora also called the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. LjJBf Sunday afternoon. ' Brass. S\ Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Erich have Mr. and Mrs. G. G Foit >eceived returned to their home in Winter- word from Tonawanda, Thursday haven, Fla., after\ spending two) morning, that their son Thomas was months here with relatives and taken to the DeGraff hospftal at Ton- friends. • - , awanda for an operation Xpr appen- Mr. and Mrs.- John McCraley en- dicitis. >v tertained the Redden reunion Sunday • The Ladies' Aid Society of j^S. Pe- at their home. There were forty-one ter and Paxil's church met at the present. Among those from out-of- home of MrsTJohn McCraley, Thurs- town were: Mr. and- Mrs. Walter day. » Redden, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Redden Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Conschafter and Mrs'. Vollenger of Rochester, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Redden, Mr. A. Conschafter in Buffalo. and Mrs. Albert Redden and Miss Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Spring and Agnes Collins of Buffalo and Mr. and • Mrs. Ella Spring will go to Medina, Mrs. Wm. Redden-and Mr. and Mrs. I Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bernard Redden of Waterloo, Iowa.. jDunlap. Mrs: Ella. Spring will re- Senator John Knight'was in New j main for a two week's visit. York City from Sunday until Thurs- i Rt. Rev. Bishop Turner, D. D., of day, this week. I Buffalo will make an episcopal visi- Supervisor E. 1\ Miller of Sardinia I tation of SS. Peter and Paul's church was in town yesterday. He has just •Wednesday afternoon, October 19, a t been-accorded a-renomination. 3 p. m. He will also administer the Miss Mary Tremain of Lincoln, Sacrement of Confirmation to a class Neb., was a week end guest of Mr. of 35 members. and Mrs. S. T. Lyke. Rev. G. V. Callahan officiated at Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Weast and the wedding of Mr. Pierce J. Ostran- family were in Wellsville, Sunday. 1 der rind Miss Elizabeth Tracy, Tues- Misses Margaret JJichols and Hel- | day morning at St. Augustines church en Rauenhorst and Mr. Reed -Welles l Rochester. Rev. John O'Brien, rec- were guests of Mr. Leland Waters at , tor was present in the sanctuary. Caledonia, Sunday. , The cathedral chpir rendered ajjleas- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hawks and ' ing program of Liturgical music. Mrs. Ella Benson were in Holland) L Miss Ruth Shaw of-Buffalo is a Sunday. j guest of Miss Viola -King. Fred Gardner and family and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Briggs picked some red Jennie Calkins and son Raymond of 1 raspberries from her berry bushes Warsaw, called at the home of W, W. i this week. Mrs. Briggs says as soon Prey; Sunday, on their 'way home | as they ripen she will be able to pick from viewing the Rushford dam. quite a quantity of them. - Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wilson moved ! Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams are into the Donohoe house on Liberty ' in Rochester and Syracuse this week. St., Friday. ! Miss Beatrice Moulton was home The \Willing Workers'Class of the 1 j .from her work in Rochester, over the M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. I ' week-end. Wm. Yule, Thursday. I The teachers and superintendent' Miss Dorothy Drake is visiting her 1 1 of the primary department of the' aunt, Mrs. Ernest Morgan at Free j Congregational Sunday School enter- dom. i tained the members of the 'depart- | Mr. F. E. Daly is on the sick list While Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crain and daughter of Delevan were re turning from Buffalo with a truck load of fruit Friday, their truck was overturned when struck by a car owned by Mr. Lee Drennan of Ar cade and driven by Mr. George Mar tin, who was returning from work in.Franklinville to Arcade. The ac cident happened just south of Dele- van.\ The occupants of both truck and auto escaped with slight injuries. The matter was settled by Mr. Drennan and Mr. Crain. SANDUSKY NEWS H. D. Bond has moved his family to Springville. Herman Elliott and wife are living in the house vacated by them. The many friends of F. E. Free man are glad to see him able to- be out. The Home Bureau will meet with Mrs. Mable Newman, Thursday of next week. Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Ro bert Pugh attended a Home Bureau meeting at Machias, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin of Dal- ton, visited at the home of Mr. ajid Mrs. Wm. Griffith. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blackmon of Gowanda visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Blackmon, Sunday. Don't forget the Cut-price Sale^at Woodworth's Hardware, Delevan, N. Y., beginning October 8. See circu lar. 32 DRESS-UP STRYKERSVILLE WHITMORE DIED I Walter R. Whitmore of Rochester I died on Siturdav nipht at the War saw hospital of injuries he sustained when he fell down a 325-foot hank of the Genesee river east of Perrv last month, whilp nttemnti *i<?- to sal vage an automobile which went over the embankment a few davs before. The many friends of Alton Hyman were plased to see him in town again after having a long run of Typhoid Fever. , Mr. Rollin Reisdorf is building a new house on his fox farm. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Warner have returned from Connecticut where thnv sr'pnt the nnst week. The Eighth District Branch of the New York Medical Society met in the Voin-M^o'-hond House in Warsaw,, on Thursday, October 6. • tained .... ment and the mothers of the children at the church parlors, Saturday after noon, from three to five o'clock. Games were played and refreshments served. The superintendent is Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Newman Hawks .of Batavia were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Howlett and Mrs. Cora Howlett. Mrs. Delia Bucknam of Ithaca has Ruth Norton and there are three' returned home after a week's visit i classes taught by Miss Helen Haskell I and. Miss Gwendolyn .Follett and Miss Vivian Beebe. Twenty-five members of the Bap- • tist Philathea Class enjoyed the monthly social meeting held at the home of Nina HaskeH. on Tuesday evening, October 4 Style 628 Style 7.16 with her sister, Mrs. Blaine Rice. Mrs. Rice returnd to Ithaca with her for a week's visit. Mr^and Mrs. S. B. Morse will go to Syracuse. Friday, to attend the wedding of Mr. Morse's sister., i Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Day moved into part of the Floyd Duncan house Sir. and Mrs. Carlton Buchman of j on V/er* Main street, Saturday. Buffalo spent Sunday with Mrs. Ber- I iHfcfr. Henry Vallanc and Mr. and . • I » XT' T.T 1 11 1 e I I A i . Sizes 10tol6 Years HANDSOME COATS FOR SCHOOL GIRLS Not expensive, yet not slighted in any detail. Tr styles are the very latest. The variety is ample to meet any taste as •well as,any purse.. The two coats/shown above No. 628 of fancy plaid coating with collars of Wolverine Mandel, re- vers faced with plain suede in contrasting colors, pockets and cuffs similarly trim med. No. 116. *Box Coat of Melton with collar of Mandelfur; ( fancy braid and button trimmed pockets'. Serviceable tha Buchman-. Messrs. J. H. Smith and D. C. Bentley attended a luncheon at the •Buffalo Athletic Club, and the, ball game between Buffalo and ' Toledo, Saturday, as guests of the Guaranty Company of New York. We were pleased to see William Howard down town Tuesday, after being confined to the house for many weeks. Mr. C. A. Sawyer was the good Samaritan who called and took i'Alr. Howard for an auto ride about town. | Mrs, D. C. Bentley and Mrs. Roger I Williams were in Buffalo, Monday, Mrs. Eugene Haskell and family took a trip t o the grape country, Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. G. D. Pickens and Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Ham attended the meeting of Batavia Chapter O. E. S., Friday evening. Mrs. Albert Bowen and son Frank of Angola are confined to the house with diptheria. Mr. Frank Doolittle had the mis- forturie to lose a horse Saturday. It seems the horse got out of the pas ture and must have been strucP^by an auto. ' Harriett Prey was i n Buffalo, Mon- I day to consult Dr. Brown, Miss Ella May Perry of Avon and. Mrs. D. R. J a <nes and daughters .Mr. Lyon of Syracuse were guests, Alice , and Anna sDent \Sunrlnv «f oi Mr. and Mrs. Everett Perry; Sun-; Marilla. P Sunday at day- „ ~ , | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson nnd Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mason and son j Wilson Crawford of Eagle snent James visited. Allegany State Park, | Monday evening with Mr and Mrs •Sunday. IF. C. Wilson. ' , , Mr. and Mrs. Orrin ,White were in ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flogaus visit. | Buttalo, Sunday. ed Mr. and Mrs. P O Power? at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Beebe were Portville, Sunday S • i in Buffalo, Tuesday. I Mrs. D. C. Bentley and Miss Irene Bartlett were in Olean, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown of Catta- Mr. Roland Arnold and Lawrence Weedspent the week-end in Burdette with Mr. Arnold's parents. Mrs. Harry Wallace and Miss 4- mercerized lining. Many Other Good Coats, Sizes 2 to 16 years Priced $5 to $20. '• New Stamped Goods A large assortment of the newest and most popu lar designs, on linen or fine cotton, just received from the makers—Luncheon r Sets, Buffet Sets, Van ity Sets. Card Table Covers, Silver Cases, Pillow Cases, Aprons, Towels, Etc. • _ SOMETHING NEW Pillow Covers and Table Scarfs stamped on fine felt ~ R. C. Pihgrey Co. DELEVAN, N.|Y. raugus spent Sunday with Mr. and Marie Land were guests of Mr. and Mrs H. Vernon Gibby. 'Mrs. H. Offers at. East Aurora last Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Knapp and, week end. Mr. and Mrs. Offers re- daughter Edna spent Sunday in Buf- turned home with them Sunday and f a l 0 - spent the day here. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Morgan and Prof, and Mrs. E. E. Van Natter children spent the week-end with visited friends in Dayton, Sunday, friends in town. Mrs - A ^ie Haskell called on Mrs. Miss Lillian Reeves was a guest of Alpha Meyers, Tuesday. Miss Marion Childs of Buffalo from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caner and -Friday until Wednesday. • sons visited Mrs. Caner\s brother in Mr. Henry Miller who formerly Erie.-Sunday. lived with Mr. and Mrs. John McCra- . • Mr. and Mrs. E. F. VanName were ley is employed by the American in Delevan, Tuesday evening. Radiator Company in Buffalo. • Mr.. J. H. Francis has been on the Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehe were in sick list this week. - . , Buttalo, Wednesday. - r Mrs. M. C. Drake had an operation Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hinkson and at the Millard-Fillmore hospital, Buf- son Clifton of Protection visited Mr. falo. Monday. She is saining nicely, and Mrs. Thomas Wagoner, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Putnam of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Peet were in Chicago and Miss Dorothy Putnam Rushford, Tuesday. °J ElHcottville visited their sister, Mrs. Leon Standish 'of Johnson- Mrs. ET Bruc e Norton and family, burg attended- the Stenson-Welch Thursday and Friday, wedding. • • Mrs. 1 Donald Sherman and son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wagoner and Richard visited her parents at Frank- Mrs. Ray Pentz and two children nnville, Wednesday, were in Bliss, Sunday afternoon. •_Mr. and -Mrs. Henry Beardslee and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Alsworth and Misses Julia and Mary Young were son Victor were in Buffalo; Sunday, in Alden, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day of York- Mrs. Mary, Law is visiting in Olean. shire and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Knapp The Arcade Monday Club will meet and daughters, spent Sunday in Cuba, at the home of Mrs.' W. S. Davis, Mr.- and Mrs. L. R. Brass and son Monday, October 10. Bernard spent Sunday with Mr. and .Mr. and ;Mrs. Clair Norton and Mrs. 'Louis Brass at Lancaster, children of Erie spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. A. O.' Beardslee, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Norton and Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Baldwin arid Mr. and and Mrs. E. Arthur Norton. Mrs. Fred Baker spent\ Sunday at . • Mr. Spencer Hughes of Elmira vis- Allegany State Park. lt ed friends in town this week. ' . Miss Jane Cooper of Delevan vis- - Mrs. W. G. Conschafter was in ited Mrs. John Knight, Tuesday. Buffalo, Wednesday. Mrs. E. S. Reeves and daughters, Mrs.- Arthur, Norton and daughter Lillian ?nd' Edna and Mrs. Mabel were in Delevan, \Wednesday. v Filer.were in Springville, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Uly McCraley and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Folk and Henry daughters spent Sunday with Mr. and Miller of Buffalo called'on the Miller Mrs. Frank Hanson at Olean. children at John McCraley's, Sunday. -Mrs.- John.^Smith and' daughter; Mr! <ancl Mrs. E.' S.\ Reeves, son Mrs. ~Elon Smith and daughter of John and daughter Edna were in\ Olean spent.. Tuesday with Mrs. E, Westfield', Sunday. \\Mr. Reeve's , Arthur Norton and family, mother, Mrs. Ella Miller returned , Mr. and Mrs. C C. McKerrow, home with them for a visit. daughter Hilda and son Wilson visit- Messrs. E. E. Spencer and Perry ed the new airport at Dansville, Sun* Chafee were in Delevan on business, aay. • ' ' Wednesday.. . . Mr; nnd Mrs. L. \D. Spring and Mrs. T. E. Cline of Ischua was a family spent Sunday with Mr. apd guest of Mrs. A. L. Seyse, Wednesday Mrs. Cheney at Delevan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Slocum of i : Macedon were' in town Saturday. I Want Ads. fill yonr wants <^phe need for good appearance is JL becoming more pronounced each day and this store is keeping •pace with' the demands, by featuring Suits and Overcoats with the label of \(Hum fL(QTHMi 99 THE NATION'S BEST AT TO LOCKWOOD & SULLIVAN Successors to A. L. Smith's Sons ARCADE, NEW YORK \LACKAWANNA\ HARD - - - COAL SOFT MORE HEAT—LESS ASHES„. WOODWORTH HARDWARE CO. DaUvan, N. Y. ANTON HEDIN'S Jewelry Store First Class Repair Work Delevan, N. Y. 1 ****** v 1} J\ \ t • Rliiii5239HHi RED and WHITE STORE C.-L. CRAIN. Proprietor Delevan, N. Y. Specials for Saturday PANCAKE FLOUR 11c FELS NAPTHA SOAP, 10 bars 51c CORN FLAKES , 7c P. AND G. CHIPS 19c Vz LB. BULK TEA 21c BULK COCOA LB 7c Wdlk for Health oh Osieo-path-iks ^ Another exclusive feature of Osteopatb/iks ... the last is built as an \exact counterpart of the human foot;'-. no jwonder Ostetvpath* iks fit the first day. Also P .. between the insole and the outsole is a resilient material which forms a natural cushion for the foot. Add style to these features and you know why Oateo-path/iks are so popular. Come .in and look over the attractive new models. You walk on auhionswhen you walk on Ottto-paOt-U» VELOUR PILLOWS—Special at $1.00 BIG NOISE GLASS- LINE , ••' • , Seven-piece Berry Set _ One Jumbo Berry—Six 4-inch r Berries Seven-piece Water Set . One 3-piece Pitcher-^Six Tumblers • Both sets special at $1*00 Geo/S. Ransom, Delevan, N. Y.
