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VOL. XXIV. SILVER SPRINGS. N. Y., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1915 No. 1 I New Company To Open Factorg cas-Tuttle Mfg. Co. Start aklng Yard Sticks Nov. 1st. f E. Tattle of Seneca Falls has oe da partnership with P. C. d E. K. Lucas and will start up yardstick and ruler business the former plant of the Brown Kearney Co. in tbis village, ch the Messrs. Lucas purchased the foreclosure sale of the prop- y held recently. Mr. Tuttle here the last of the week when final arrangements were made, is expected that the factory wiil tup about Nov. 1st and Mr. ttle will be the manager and ve here about that time. Mr. Tuttle is a man of wide ex- 'eoce in the yard stick and ruler iness. He has for many years n connected with tbe Wescott- ell Co. of Seneca Falls, one of largest manufacturers of this e of goods in the country, and experience and ability ought to t the plant on a paying basis, will receive a very cordial wel- me from the business interests of ver Springs. Tbe new firm will be known as Lucas Tuttle Mfg. Co., incor- rated, and they start out in bus- ss with the best wishes of all. e plant has had its ups and WDS, mostly downs, since it was ill and now with practical men the head, backed up with the zessary capital, it should be de to pay. The plant and loca- n for that kind of business is one tbe best in the country, the ma- ' ery is of the best and up-to te and with proper management aid be a success. It'll sound mighty good to hear whistle once more and know at a number of hands are being ployed at good wages that will (Dtually find Its way into the innels of trade in Silver Springs. pworth League Rally The first rally of the Epworth agues of Wyoming county was d Oct. 8th at the North Gaines- Ie church and was a surprise to , 176 persons being registered, of whom enjoyed themselves ry much. A fine program of usic and speeches was rendered Rev. W. H. Smith, Pastor of orth Gainesville church, gave address of welcome, and stated >t Dr. Crane would not be able attend the meeting owing to in connections. L. F. Whitney, t. President, gave a fine talk on e object and work of the League, vs. Wright and Richmire both, ve fine talks also. These talks k interspersed with music, Mrs. Wtney of Perry and Mis* Jennie tker of Gainesville both render- solos in their pleasing way s. Hatch, Mrs.. Webster and • Blowers of North Gainesville dered a trio which was well re ived, this being their first appear <* at a rally. It added much to e program. The pennant was awarded to •ntw League they hsvibg. tbe test number present obtained, by ultiplying the number of miles »veled, fifty-one came from War- *• The next rally will be- held Perry Nov. 5th. These rallies e Proving to be the best method of aging young folks together ever «mpted by any church organize ° n in the county. The same -«« lre > ln * ««ed wherever the nner of the Epworth League Afternoon Study Club. The first meeting of the After noon Study Club for the season of 1915-16 was held at the home of Mrs. L. H. Humphrey Tuesday afternoon. The program consisted of a reception ~by the executive board, a greeting from the presi dent, Mrs. H. D. Hathaway, roll call—summer memories or travel, followed by music and a social hour. The new year books were distrib uted, the program for the year be ing a miscellaneous one. The of ficers for the coming year are Mrs. D. Hathaway, president; Mrs. A. H. Clark, vice president; Miss Belle Clark, secretary and Mrs. S. R. Marsh treasurer. The execu tive committee consists of Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Piper and Mrs. Clark. There are now twenty one mem bers in the Club and the coming year promises to be a very profit able and interesting one for the members. Democratic Nominees. The Democrats of the town of Gainesville held their caucus at Rock Glen Saturday evening and made the following nominations for town officers: For Supervisor, Roy G. Shumaker Town Clerk, C. T. Walker Justices of the Peace, W. E. Gillease, James C. Evans. Justice of the Pesce, vacancy, N. A. Barrell. Assessor, long term, L. H. Taylor. Assessor, short term, W- P. Sullivan Overseer of the Poor, N. J. Wood Town Superintendent of Highways, M. F. Fitzgerald. Collector, R. L. Hlckey. School Director, J. L. Beaumont Constables, W. F. Hirsch, E. E. Law, George Cox, R. L. flickey. John A. Kennedy was chairman of tbe caucus and M. F. Fitzgerald secretary. Fire Insurance. in, T THE *8 eno T *° r the Hanover \trance Co. snd would apprecl of your bnsuwss. £ especial. Wicif ri^ that are now carried '«town agencies. JOHN J . BAXMl . COUNTY VICINITY All the Important News Occurring About Us \Ford'Mng West. K. N. Lsmberson of this place and Neel Watkins of Perry, who are on a trip to the Pacific coast in the for mer's Ford runabout, bad reached Cbeyene, Wyoming, Oct. 8tb, where letter received from tbem was dat ed. A portion of the letter read: Since we left DesMoines, Iowa, we have done everything known to tbe art of automobiling, from fording streams, which were swollen to the extent that they covered onr carbure tor and filled it full of water, to crossing plowed fields for stretches of two miles or more. Today we have passed through part of tbe desert known as tbe bad lands. We have seen covered scboon era and large herds of cattle snd mules. Have bad no trouble bo far, ex cept s conple punctures. by Buried at Batavia. The remains of John Whalen of this place, who died suddenly in Warsaw last Wednesday, were ta ken to Batavia, where the funera was held Friday morning in St Joseph's Roman Catholic. church Rev. Father Wilbur officiating The burial was in Batavia. Mr Whalen was born In Wyoming Dec. 21, 1861, a son of Thomas and Mary Fitzglbbons Whalen. He is survived by three brothers, Mor ton and Mike Whalen of Warsaw and Jeremiah C. Whalen of Buffa lo, and a sister, Mrs.' Nellie Wig gins of New York. \ We know Now. The Shredded Wheat Biscuit Co of Niagara Falls has placed an or der with William Dailey of Kent for 50,000 bushels of wheat at Jl.25 a bushel. That disposes of the popular supposition that they^ are made out of whisk brooms. For Sale. Quantity of German prunes, ready for delivery.—RAt Txgeb, Micbael Loughhn died at his borne in Wiscoy last week. i Potatoes are being carred at Gainesville this week at 65c per bu shel. Miss Esther Carlson snd James Lewis Jr., of Arcade were married Oct. 4th Miss Bazel E. Edwards of Arcade and Lyle H. Warfleld of Shortsville were married last week. Miss Maude Belle Bovey of War saw and Chester Thomas of Geneva were married Sunday afternoon. Miss Susie VanLuven and Jacob Huber were married at Smetbport, Pa , Oct. 5th. They will reside in Warsaw. Mrs. John O'Connell died at tbe family home in Nunda last week. She bad been an invalid for the past 25, years. Mrs. Ellen Coddlngton, who bad resided in Nunda and Tuscarora for many years, died in Batavia Oct. 2nd, aged 81 yeare. R. A. French of Bennington hsB been appointed depnty commissioner of agriculture of tbe fifth district, witb headquarters in Rochester. Miss Blanche Lillibridge, formerly of Perry, was married at tbe home f ber parents in Kenmore last Wed nesday to Enos Woodward of Tusca rora, Nev. The Republicans of Orangeville have renominated Supervisor Fred B Luce for that office, and the Demo crate have named Wm. B. Wolcott for supervisor. Mrs. Daniel Bnohinger, 70 years old, was struck by train 1 on tbe Erie at the State street crossing in Dalton last Wednesday evening and instantly killed. James Reddy, 65 years old, who had been employed as a section hand on tbe Pennsy. R. R. at Portageville for many years, was killed by tbe cars Tuesday night, while walking the tracks. Augustus L. Williams, eon of County Clerk B. F. Williams, who hsB been search clerk in tbe connty clerk's office for the past six years, bas resigned the position snd entered the Albany Law School to fit bim self tor a lawyer. Letters ot administration have been granted Jas. F. Murphy In the estate of Francis H. Murphy, late of Pike. E. P. Davaney and Tbos. H. Mnrpby are named as sureties. Be sides the widow, Mary Murphy of Pike, there are six children: James and Mt»ry ot Pike; Thomas of Brook lyn; Francis of New York City; Chat of Winnipeg and Mrs. John Goetten of Fsirport. The estate is valned at $16,496 reslty and $8,000 personal property. Mrs. Barry Ball, formerly of At tica, died recently in Rochester, aged 66 years. Frank Nimsker and Mrs. Lizzie Prince of Quakertown were married recently. Mis* Elizabeth Brick of Perry and John Bickey ot Palmyra were mar ried Tuesday. Barry Go.ldtbwait and Miss Anna Binderland of Nunda woro married last Wednesday. Charles R. Wbitmore and Miss Charlotte F. Bnrlburt, both of Perry, Officers Re-elected. - At the meeting of the Wyoming County Republican committee held at Warsaw last Thursday after noon all the old officers were re elected, viz: Chairman, James E. Nash, Sil ver Springs Secretary, Barber B. Conable, Warsaw Treasurer, Dr. L. H. Humphrey, Silver Springs. The re-election of Mr. Nash and Dr. Humphrey of this place is a distinct honor to those gentlemen and proves that their administra tion of affair* is. very satisfactory. Chairman Nash, who is entering upon his third year as leader of the Republican county committee, has proven by bis ability Silver Springs ' ' News and Notes An Interesting Bunch of Labs Local News. Mrs. W. N. Mason of Auget-' ica Is the guest of her sister, Mra. Wesley Pease. S. R. Marsh is Installing a Boyn- ton hot air furnace in the home of P. G. Catchpole. Mrs. A. E. Stukey was called ta - Friendship this morning by the ill ness of her father. *A. N. Utter is taking in large quantities of wheat at tbe Beldea & Co. warehouse, paying 95c per and devotion I bushel this morning. were married Oct. 6th. to principle to be the right man for Harry Miller and family went to Floyd J. Wells anr Mary Francos the place. Under his guidance Dnnsvillc last night to attend the Jackson of Castilo will be married tbe work of the committee has gone funeral of Mrs. Miller's grand* this afternoon at two o'clock. on very harmoniously and to the mother, Mrs. James Roberts. Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell died at the satisfaction .of the entire body of M „ M F> FUzgcr ,i d and ber County Home at Varysburg recently Wyoming county Republicans. We Mntj M „ w N> Mason of and tbe remains were brought to congratulate him on the manner in AngeHc a, are visiting relatives ia which he is conducting the affairs p erry today of the office as well as his selection Mr< and Mr8< Frank Gniewe for another term. h ave the 9ytupa thy of their many a little Warsaw for burial, Tbe remains of Mrs. Geo. B. Spencer, who died at the home of a daughter in buffalo, were brought to Attica last week for burial in the family plot. John Hill died recently at tbe borne ot bis son in Fillmore. He was born in Ireland 79 years ago, but bad resided in tbe vioinity of Fillmore nearly 50 years. Tbe residence of Frank Fike of friends in the loss of a little son, who died at birth early Wednesday Mrs. Walter Lane and son Harold and Mr. snd Mrs. John F. Stevens motored from Canlstes Sunday nnd were guests of J. A. Corbett and Levi Whiting ant wives, returning home Monday. A petition has been filed in the I town clerk's office, containing the A Different Bird. Two boys in this vicinity were taking charge of the home and do- moralo «' ing the chores while the family of Mr> and one of tbem was on a visit for a couple of days. The boys did their own cooking and one day decided they would have chicken for din ner. They killed, dressed and _ , , , , , i*i cooked a young fowl, which they Wiscoy was struck by lightning last ... ,, . . ... . .. * r ... I declared was well served. It hap-, of signatures, invited to the home of the other calling for a vote on the excise lad when a chicken dinner was questions In the town of Gaines- Tbe Wyoming Oonnty Democratio served with biscuits and delicious vu,e »t the coming town meeting, committee met in Attica last Tburs- gravy. During the serving of the The Up-to-date Mfg. Co. of Can- day and elected the following officers: meal, one of the boys spoke up, isteo bas purchased all the made \ Wbere'd the gravy come from, up and unmade stock of the bank- we didn't find any in our chicken.\ rupt Brown & Kearney Co. in tbe factory in this village and work- Are You Registered ? men are here i oadlng lt for ship- There were 294 voters registered ment to that place, in this district Saturday, the first Mra> Gi L . Corp left Saturday day of registration. Tbis week t0 joln her husband at Detroit, week and burned to the ground with d that the ^ day they w „ e necessary number all the household goods. There was 1 i ... - . an insurance of $500 on tbe hoase. of Chairman, James Keenan ot North ava; secretary, Harry M. Brown ot Warsaw; treasurer, P. O'Leary Perry. Mrs. Elizabeth Fosdick, aged 75 years, died Oct. 3rd at the borne of George Miller in Oakland, near Nun da She was thrice married, her first Saturday Is the last day of regis- husband being Nathan Bennett and tration and you will have to ap for many years tbey lived at East .P*« in P*™\* to get your name on OATKA. Geo. Fenner and wife visited friends in Wethersfield Saturday and Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Chasey spent Tuesday night with Mary Standish Luella and Mary Flukerof Ferry are spending a few days with Oat ka friends. Mrs. Cbas. Mack spent Monday in Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Frantyak enter' tained company- from Buffalo on Sunday. James Allen and wife visited her mother at Castile Tuesday. Mrs. Bolton of Silver Springs was a recent guest of Mrs.' A, Standish. Mrs. Earl Hewitt and son and Mrs. Arthur Hewitt are spending the week at C. I. Hewitt's. Mr. and Mrs. Allen attended the Epworth League rally at North Mich. We understand that Leslie hasn't located permanently as yet, but bas seversl fine prospects la Koy. The burial was in Koy cemetery. At tbe meeting ot tbe Wyoming Connty Medical 8oolety beld at War saw, Tuesday, J. R. Brownell qt if you are not registered, you can not vote. tho East (the registration list. Remember, |-< vleWt They have , tored thtlc household goods for the present. We very much regret the removal of Mr. and Mrs. Corp, but tbe best wishes go with them wherever they I decide to locate. B. S. Meens received a tdegrani Cigars Cheaper? ^ It is said that cabbage is the Perry was elected president for tbe chempe8t ft faM ^ , Q y ^ n ^ com ng year Dr. L. H. Humphrey ing {a ^ pUctt at $2 ^ ton . of Silver Springs vice president and This ought to reduce the price of Thursday morning of the death of J. Frank Crawford of Warsaw secre- but we h>ven , t not|oed wy hlt -Uter , M „. D . A . N . bk# tary and treasurer. reduction at Palmer's restaurant, \* E. O. McMalr, 65 years old, a for- w here we are a regular customer. mer resident and president of tbe Bank of Warsaw, which recently closed its doors, committed suicide at bis home in Buffalo Sunday night LAMONT. Miss Mabel Morse of Pavilion and Mis* Bessie Russell of Gainesville by shooting himself with a revolver, j Tlglud %i tne nome of Mn w „, 111 health and. financial tronbles Is thought to bare unbalanced nil mind, A wife, two daughters and three | sons survive. Holmes Saturday. Miss Balle'atine of Warssw gave a very Interesting lecture on saffrage Saturday evening at the church. E. B. Gayton and family visited Gainesville Friday evening. his sister, .Mrs. Llxxle Galloway, at Several from this way attended Silver Springs 8onday. the farewell reception for Rev. L> Mlddsugh Tice visited bis parents, A. Wright and wife at Silver Mr. and Mrs. Tice, Sondsy. The W. 0. T. U. saet witb Mn. Hoppock last Thursday. The next meeting will bt with Mrs. Emms VanSIyke of Griffiths Corners, Mr. Morgan and friend of Weth- ersfleld visited his aunt, Mrs. Ties, Sunday. and Mrs. Meens and dawaltfexa. Vera and Dorothea, lesVeewry^Sai- urday morning for Orleans, TH. to be in attendance at the funeral, returning Sunday* Arthur Bosk taking them over fa bis auto. Mra. Noble was tbe another of Bertha Noble who attended school here ten years ago and twill be remem bered by maay. OAK HILL. Springs on Monday evening. Mrs. R. Keller attended the Af ternoon Study Cmb at Mrs. Hum* phrey's Tuesday. Fred Bauer, wife and daughter | spent Sunday at A. Ricketts'. Moved His Office. H. L Countryman, former editor of tbe SIOICAL, who is now publish ing tbe Tribune at 8trothers, O., has recently moved bis* office and now occupies tbe basement of tbs C01 •erclal Hotel on Bridge St. ia that! place. Editor Ray Kettle sad wife of the Rsse* vstlon speat 8ood*y at'Frank Ratkw' bone's. Mrs. Bert Abbott-speat Thursday In Warsaw. Kdward Solomon and wife motor? sd to Baffalo Thursday, re turn lag home Seaday. G. H. Chamberlain and Lloyi Kolntyie and wives of Perry were cellars Sunday sfurnoon at Floyd Mrs. Mary VanSIyke of Chicago Cba»berlala<s. has beta visiting ber aepbew, R. John Abbott and wife W. VanSIyke. fri«»da »» P«\7 Twttdej. John Lee ot Weaver Settlemeat called on Mr. Motes Monday.' -visits* Horace Wellmaa of Pike Vive Cor* that the entrance U t°hro7g\h\. £2 WM / -J*—* °» * * sad may be better reached by going »»J-oti 8«Bday awning slong the Pennsy. tracks to the iraar Bieamlre baa been return ed of the property. He adds that the to Gainesville and Latsoat, making latch string is always oat and we as- his third year, same that be would be pIea»ed,to aee old friends from 8ilvex Springs \as j FoaSAix: 8 room house on Church well as rodents of 8trothsrt. | street, Enquire of Ja* MaGnlre. D. M. dalkins and tea <Boy, kl company with Ptrry<friends,atotci** to Can la Wo Sunday. Mra. L. M. Plaeker of Parry speat Monday and Teeeday with her deaghttr, Mrs. Ray Abbott Mrt.^hM. Howlettof Psrry vis ited at Roy CalklM' afewdtvslsti week. \ Tbe Signal—All the *&w§—41
