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THE SILVER SPRINGS SIGNAL NORTH GAINESVILLE. Ho! Everybody!! KnowZuZul Eat&uZul The crisp- est, spiciest ginger snap that ever tickled a palate. Make a bee line to the nearest grocer man, and get a whole packageful for a nickel. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY S 9 ^ZuZu t ZuZu • ZoZu • ZuZn • ZuZu • Z»Zn« From Our Correspondents in Other Places GAINESVILLE. ROCK GLEN Rev. Q. W. Ricbmira officiated at| Miss Annie Healy is visiting witb the marriage of Charles Phelps and relatives in Buffalo and Crj6tal Mrs. Helen Bennett, which took ) Beaoh and on her return will stop at place at tbe home of the groom, south of this village Sunday, evening at 8 o'clock. The Methodist Sunday School held their annual picnic at Silver Lake on Wednesday or this week. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson was home from Sonyea several days the past week. Mrs. Cbloe Allen is visiting Mrs. Morjorie Hurlburt at Oatka. Mr«. Angle Wiseman visitea Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Wilson at Hermitage Sunday. Mearl Beaumont and wife of Perry spent auuday witb bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beaumont Lloyd Tullor is visiting J. B. Wise man and family in Buffalo. Mrs. D. 0. Wiseman and Miss Mil dred visited Merritt Allen and family at Bliss tbe first of tbe week. Mrs. Eiruna Brockau has returned to her borne in Olean, after spending several weeks visiting relatives in town. A. D. Decker entertained bis moth er from Castile Sunday. H. H. Cbaddoclt and family of Perry and Mrs. W. H. Ohaddock of Batavia visited at W. C. Wiseman's Thursday evening. S. A. Allen and wife of Warsaw were callers in town Wednesday. Mra. H. A. Towsley is visiting ber daughter, Mrs. O'Dell, in Rochester. A. C. Crandall and Q. A. Powers were in Bliss Thursday evening and in Pike Tuesday evening to install the I. O. 0. P. officers. Mrs. R. M. Oough is entertaining her sister, Miss Mande Patten of Wis consin. Miss Theda Patten of Roch ester was also ber guest for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffith were in Warsaw Saturday. Bert Furman and Bert Duggan and their families spent Sunday afternoon at Portage Falls. Mrs, A. C. Crandall and son and Mrs. Robt Redman and sons spent Snnday afternoon with Mrs. G. A. Powers. Archie Davis and Bert Shearing, with their families, visited Portage Falls Sunday. Edw. McGrogan, a former resident of this place, died recently at tbe County Farm at Varysburg. Homer Cook, W. S, Walker and M D. Smith were in Erie, Pa., Saturday and Sunday. Cbris. Dilgard and wife, in com pany with Philip Veith and wife of Lamont, visited Fred Dilgard and family at Dansville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hardy and Miss Rath and Miss Grace Towsley spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday in Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Peroell and daughters of Jamestown are visiting their mother, Mrs. Kate Duggan, and other relatives in town. A son was born to E. Mv Streeter and wife of Pavilion June 17th. W. D. Russell and wife have receiv ed word that a son arrived recently at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Willis Steele, of Clarkson. L. B. Stamp is making extensive repairs on the interior of his store. Bav. C. G, Stevens of Albion is visiting friends in town. Mrs. J. M. Prentice has as guests •her brothers, Barry and Herbert Bar ker, of St. Louis, Mo. The Regis biliae Class will be en tertained by Mrs. H. G. Sbumoker and Mrs. H. B. Wiseman at tb.e_b.ome Varysburg and visit wilb Miss Mor retta Rotb. James Robinson and Henry Rolland autoed from Niagara Falls Sunday and spent tbe day witb Gilbert Sny der and family. Ed. Ralph and family of Perry were Snnday guests of Jobn LtiUas and Wm. Ralph. Miss Helen Ralph remained for a longer visit. Born, to Ed. Streeter and wife of Pavilion, a son, Jnly 16th. Mrs. Bert Aiken of Baffalo is guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. J Richards. tbe A SOUTH WARSAW t3tanley Webster was in Rochester Sunday. Newton Goodenow, wife and da ugh tnr Lena of Silver Springs were guests of his parents, B. W. Good enow and wife, Sunday. Mrs. Everett Stone and daughter Gladys of Castile were Sunday guests of her parents, William Pratt and wife. Frank Holly of Warsaw is sponding an indefinite time witb his cousin Ueorge Luce. Miss Irene Battin accompaniod Hiram Mallison, wife and danghter Ruth to Glen Iris Sunday. Fred A. Baker of East Salamanca was a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Baker, Friday. Alice and Edith Pratt are spending the week witb their sister, Mrs. Everett Stone, at Castile. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Webster of East Salamanca were recent callers on his parents, E. E. Webster and wife. Charles Munger of North Gaines ville was a caller on Eueene Arnold and wife Saturday. Helen Buckhout Is spending tbe week with her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Bush, at Warsaw. Mrs. Robert MoConnell of Macbias was a recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Susan McKernan. Henry Adams and wife\ of North Java spent Snnday with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Baker. Frank Murray of Rochester was a Sunday guest of hiB aunt, Mrs. E. G. Traesdall. Leon Baker and wife and their guests of North Java autoed to Con- esus Lake Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Webster is seriously ill and a trained nurse is in attend ance. Just to bring back , Tbe days that are over, The breath of tbe morning, Tbe scent of the olover. And who ever saw the clover—tbe alslke so beautiful so perfect as this year? We find i t every where, in the low meadow land and Reside the dusty roadside, each separate bloom, a tiny globe of fairy arcbitecturel Mrs. O. D. Clark did not rally from her recent operation as well as her friends could wish and she is now confined to her room. Mrs. Sner- wood is caring for her. Born, Tuesdsy morning, July 11th. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, a son. Mrs. J. L. Evans entertained her children and their families July 4th, at tbe homestead. We would like to say to E. M. R. and others that tbe reason this col umn has been silent so long is be cause tbe correspondent has been fol lowing a \policy of watchful wait ing,''—mostly waiting! Misses Harriet Droit and Hazel Ellis spent last week with friends in Portageville. Eugene Cusack was in Warsaw Fri day and wnile there visited Leo Maber at the Warsaw hospital. George Evans of Batavia is staying with his uncle Edward and family for a time. Mrs. Emery Ellis is having her boose painted. Hugh Prentice of Gainesville is doing the work. Mrs. Herschell Nichols wss in Wethersfleld Monday. Fred B. VanOise and family of Jer sey City are spending tbeir vacation at tbe homestead with Mr. and Mrs. M. VanCise and Miss Ethel will re main for the coming year. Mr. Van Cise has decided to locate at tbe homestead permanently in the near future. All old friends welcome their return. The second B. Y. P. U. meeting will be neld at the home of Geo. M. Davis Monuay evening. Mrs. George Wiseman was in War saw Monday. Forrest Welker spent Sunday with Fred and Inez Youmans. Misses Hazel Stevens and Iva Waite drove to Warsaw Friday. John Connelly, formerly bookkeep er for the Rook Glen Salt Co., has ac cepted the position of baggageman at tbe Erie station at Warsaw. William Wagner, after a short va cation is working for the Rook Glen Salt Co. Mrs. Frank Evans was removed to the Warsaw hospital Thursday even- ing. Recent visitors at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs O. D. Clark—Clarence Sher wood and wife, Mrs. Anna Knox and daughter Pearl and Roy Fisher of Perry, Frank Riobards and wife of Hermitage; Eugene Wiseman and wife of Gainesville, Mrs. (Hammings of Warsaw; Mrs. Sara Richards and sister, Mrs. Law ton of Warsaw. Rev. Anson Bell of Ontario is spending tbe week witb nis family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cox. Ice cream and cake will be served at the M. E. church Friday evening, July 21. Everybody invited. Did you witness the eclipse Friday evening? Mr. and Mrs. James Woodruff spent Saturday in Dale. Mrs. Frank Evans is reported mncb better this Tnesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blowers called on Mr. and Mrs. John Ackley Satur day. Herschell Nichols and wife enter tained on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. M. VanOise and Fred B. VanCise and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Woodruff spent Sunday at George Wiseman's. PORTAGEVILLE Brnce Clark and family of Eidred, Pa., spent several days tbe past week with Mrs. L. H. Clark. Miss Helen Ingham of New York is the guest of Emma Rivers. Mrs. Perry and daughter of Niagara Falls are visiting her mother, Mrs. H. Trowbridge. Miss Ella O'Malley of Baffalo is spending a week at home. Miss Ettie Kane has returned from Perry where she spent several weeks with Mary Lacey. Frank Monaban and daughter of Salamanca spent several days tbe past week with Felix Monaban and family. Miss Louise Clark is home from tbe Custile Sanitarium where she has been working. Tbe Friendly Set Bible class held a picnic at Silver Lake Tuesday. The day was an ideal one and all en joyed the auto ride. Mrs. Celia Wilder died Thursday at tbe home of her son, Wm. Wilder, aged 95 years. The funeral was held from tbe bouse Saturday afternoon at two o'clock and interment was made in the Penny Cook Cemetery PIKE Harry OroBS has gone qua for tbe summer. Newton Kerr and Arthur Windsor came home from Flenigan's pond Wednesdaay evening with 15 pounds of fish. Delay Flint's farm barn was struck by lightning and bnrned one nigbt last week. Tbe barn had just recent ly been insured. The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary have purchased tbe Armory property. Now yon will see the building paint ed, the ladies say. The foundation for W. C. Robin son's new building is being construct' ed. The upper story will be owned by the Odd Fellows. Tbe building will be 32x74 feet A Toal, the tenant pn the Windsor farm, met with an accident Monday morning when bringing bis milk to the factory. On Water street a draw bolt in tbe thills broke and tbe horse ran away, tipping tbe man out and spilling the milk. The man was picked up and carried into Fred Streeter's bouse and medical aid sum moned. It was found be was badly braised but no bones broken, and he is able to be about—Gazette. of the former, Friday evening. Floyd Hirscb has secured a posi tion in St. Paul, Minn., and will move bis family from Panama to that city. Miss Ellen Stebbini has a line of millinery goods on isle at Prentice's store. Miss Florence Latbrop has been visiting M. F. Fitzgerald and wife of Silver Springs. Mrs. Nora Hill of Hume has return ed to her home after spending several weeks witb her danghter, Mrs. Fred York and family. Rev. Hersbey has purchased the Vallette property on East 8t. He has let the contract tor installing a com plete plumbing system and will have tbe hnildings painted. Miss Lena Dilgard is visiting friends in Buffalo. Read all the Advertisements LAMONT. The social held Saturday evening at Will Washburn's was well attend ed and netted eight dollars. Every one reported a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Streeter -of Warsaw were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ames. Miss Minnie Akin is clerking tn the 6 and 10 cent store at Perry, James Simpson, with Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Veith and Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Dilgard of Gainesville, motor ed to Dansville Sunday. Campbell and Keppen have pur chased a cement mixer to use In con struoting a new dam in place of the one taken out at the time of the flood. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Gifford and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gifford attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Gifford's sister, Mrs. Wilder, at Pennycook, near Hunt, Saturday. Miss Julia Utter cut her hand quite badly while at work in the Castile knitting mill Friday. Two of the children of Morel VanSlyke and wife at Griffith's Cor ners were struck by lightning Friday during the electric storm. The girl was seriously hurt bnt it i s hoped she will recover. The boy was not so badly hurt, and the horse they were driving was killed. Subscribe for the 8igxal to Chautau- HOEHANDLE. to Mrs. Frank Andrews and daughter Martha visited her parents, Jack Shores and wife of LeRoy, last week Willie Bump was in Warsaw Sun day. Roy Shores and wife of LeRoy spent Monday witb his sister, Mrs, Frank Andrews. F. A. Wilson and wife, Mrs Deline Wilson and Miss Sarah Snyder went to Pavilion and Fowlersville Sunday and Monday. 0. V. Winegar and family went Moscow Sunday and spent tbe da) with Geo. Streeter and wife. Mrs. Mary Laird and family of Brockport spent Sunday with ber mother, Mrs. Deline Wilson. Mrs. James Case was a caller Mrs. Schnyler Dahn's Saturday night. Mrs. W. H. Washburn is entertain ing her mother, Mrs. Laura Marble, a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Romaine Brewer were in Portage Saturday evening. J. N. Simpson and wife, Mrs. C. N. Newoomb and daughter Alta autoed to Warsaw Saturday afternoon. BLISS Mrs. Ellas Ward died recently tbe age of 78 years. She bad been Bufferer for a long time. A bus band and son survive. Prof, and Mrs. Floyd Wheeler Oceanic N. J., are spending a part of their vacation witb bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wheeler. A daughter was reoently born Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knapp. Florence Allen is working in the postoffioe. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Charles, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Peffer and E. J. Wheeler spent a part of last week in Buffalo. Arnold Williams was painfully in jured recently wh^ile working the B. R. & P. His jaw was broken and bis face very badly cut. EAGLE. Report says that Stanley Hatch of Arcade has purchased the farm here owned by Mrs. Helen Yule of San dusky. Mrs. Oscar Robinson Is very low with cancer of tbe stomach. W. L. McCall was in St Cat her ines, Out., last week attending a eon vention. Harry Montague has been here do ing the haying on his farm. Tbe infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Busted has been very ill with the whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. James Laird and danghter of New York are spending some time with relatives here. Mrs. Lewis Allen, who has been teaching on the county line, is home for tbe summer. NEW PEPJFEGTIO) KITCHENE tESSOtf Thc Coal Man Wrings His Hinds See the fit man with the sid face. He a the coil man,' Why is he sad ? He is sad because all bis customers are \im% Socony Kerosene Oil. And not irnjing his coal ? -—«• it costs less f And not buying his co*«. - ii No, because it costs less to cook on a New Perfection H Oil Cook Stove. It cost* only six cents a day to do | the cooking lot a iun&j of six. Besides, the New I Perfection is as tfoick as gas and doesn't make iitt I and ashes. J Look for tie long blue chimney — thtt's what makes the New Perfection efficient and trouble-proof. Tie 10,16 moieU have the new patented reversible gun ttacTvotl and many other improvements. 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