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THK SILVER SPRINGS SIGNAL SILtVEr} SPOTQS GOSSIP The Weekly Chroniclings of a Lively Town Ivan O. Quick ia visiting friends in Wbltesville. ' Earl Morgan was a guest of friends, or friend, in Houghton over Christ mas. Miss Li la Mason entertained War ren Hodson of Orchard Park over Sunday. Mrs. A. M. Matteson bas been very ill and is not much improved at tbis writing. Miss Anna McGuire spent Christ mas with her sifter, Mrs. O. Gibney, in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alwardb spent Christmas with relatives of tbe latter in Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ayer of Buffalo were over Christmas guests of rela fives in this place. Miss Flora Wobster went to War saw Saturday morning to spend tbe holidays with relatives. Louis Riband came bome from Rochester Saturday night and re mained over Ohristmas. Carl Richards is home from De troit, where he has been employed in an automobile factory. W. H. Kane was bome from Buf falo to spend Sunday and Christmas with his mother and sister. Miss Mary DeWitt of Buffalo is spending tbe holiday vacation witb her aunt, Mrs. Jas. E. Nash. Mrs. Elmer Carney went to Dans ville Sunday to spend a portion of Vthe holidays with relatives. Miss Mary Dowdle was home from Perrysburg last week visiting her mother, Mrs. Delia Dowdle. S. D. Morgan of Belfast came . Thursday t o spend a few days witb his son, Leslie Morgan, and family. Miss Lois Denton is bome from sister,^, Newark, spending the holidays with her parents,Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Den ton. . Martin Miner left Tuesday for Sus quehanna and Binghamton other points in that section to remain sever al days. Mrs. Cortland Olark and children of Franklinville are visiting the for mer's father and sister, F. Baker, and Miss Agnes Baker. Glenn Everingbam was bome from Geneseo to spend Christmas with his father, Jos. Everingham, and Mrs. Fred StoddurJ. James E. Nash wns called to South Norwalk, Conn., Monday night to attend the funeral of bis step-mother, Mrs. Jennie Lettel Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stoddard and Marion Stoddard of Warsaw spent Christmas with tbeir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Stoddard. Don't forget the card party to be held wtib Father Qaren at St. Mary's rectory tonight for tbe benefit of St. Mary's churcb. All are invited. Electriaian W. J. Kennedy has wired Manrice Cody's bouse on Churcb St. for electric lights und it has been connected up with tbe local system. Mra. E. L. Oliver and daughter •Glenora of Batavia spent Sunday and Christmas witb relatives and friends in this place, returning bome Tues day noon. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Danforth and daughter Louise and their sons, Bert and Will Westfield, visited relatives in this plaoe from Saturday night un til Tuesday. Editor Harlan Woods of the Rush- ford Spectator and Miss Eva Owens of Sandusky were Christmas gUests of the former's sister and husband, Mr? and Mrs. Earl Carney. Mrs..A. L. Remington and daugb ters, Elizabeth and Harriet, of Roch ester are spending the holiday vaca tion with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Washburn. Prof, and Mrs. J. W. Brady arrived here from New York tbe last of the week to spend the holidays with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pal mer Kimball, and other relatives in tbis vicinity. Rev. H. A. Pease and family of Ithaca are visiting bis mother and sister, Mrs Wesley Pease and Mrs. M. F. Fkzgerald. Mra. Pease expects to accompany them to Ithaca upon their return home t o spend the win ter with them. Prof. W. E. Buok came up from Hornell last night and left tbis morn ing for Syracuse to attend tbe meet ing of tbe Associated Academio\Prin cipals of New York State. Prof. Roy Quick has also gone to Syracuse to attend tbe meeting. Principal W. H. McClelland of Perry is president of the Association. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E: Piper were lu Castile Wednesday afternoon to at tend the funeral of E. R. Fox, who died suddenly at his home in that tillage Christmas morning., Mr. Fox was the father of Mrs. Clinton Piper of Rochester and friends of the fam ily in this place will sympathize with her in her bereavement Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crichton spent Friday in Buffalo. Onnie CoIKna of Michigan is vis iting his father, M. Collins Miss Emma Hinz spent Christmas at the bome of ber parents in Por- tageville. Chas. Richmond of LeRoy was Sanday guest of Miss Bonnelynn Lamberson. Chas. Gardner was borne from Lackawanna to spend Christmas with bis family. Geo. Stabl spent from Saturday until Monciay night with relatives in Lancaster. Cornelius O'Donnell bas returned from Niagara Falls, where he has been employed. Mrs. Emma Yager of Hume is spending tbe holidays witb her son, Ray Yager, and family. Miss Leona Duffy of Perry is spend ine tbe holidays at the home ot her uncle, John J. Baker. Mrs. Will Prestou and babe went to Buffalo Sunday and remained over Christmas'witb relatives. The W. 0. T. U. will meet at tbe homo of Mrs. Geo. M. Stoddard Thurs day afternoon, Jan. 4th. Clarence Thomson aad family of Dale were Christmas guests of Mrs. Thomson's father, S. R. Bush. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Gowdy of War saw are spending this week witb the former's parents in Wellsville. Elmore Ingleby came home from Rochester Saturday night and re mained over Christmas witb his par ents. The railroad epmloyees, mail olerks and tbe postmasters and tbeir assistants earned their salaries last week. Beatrice and Lyle Baier of Perry Center were Christmas guests at tbe bome of their grandfather, E. F. Baier. Miss Maude Warner, wbo is teach ing at Port Jarvls, arrived Saturday .to spend the holidays at ber home in Oatka. Mrs. Jaa O'Donnell went to Littlo Valley Saturday to spend a week at the bome of bor daughter, Mrs. Mary Backus. Geo. A. Bauer was a Christmas gaest of friends in Pike, securing members for tbe farm bureau, we suppose. Mrs. F. C. Sullivan of Wales Cen ter is visiting her mother, Mrs. Wesley Pease, and sister, Mrs. M. F. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Lucy Camp bas been a visitor at the bome of her niece, Mrs. W. W. Scott, tbe past week, returning to ber home yesterday. Little Helen and Nedra Tozier are spending tbe holidays witb tbeir grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Tozier, in Orangeville. Tbe Klnyon Koncert Kompany will ive a concert in Silver Springs on Thursday, January 18. Look for further notice next week. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Granger, son Frank and daughter Helen of Niae-jra Falls have been visiting old friends in the village tbis~week. Harold Eddy and Lena Kohler were here from Buffalo to spend Christmas .witb tbe former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Eddy. Daughter No. 2 was botn to Mr. and Mrs. George Kuretiob of Perry Avenue Tuesday nigbt. The little lady has been named Paulina. Joe Kelly of Gainesville has gone to Michigan t o visit bis parents and other friends. Mrs. Kelly is here caring for ber mother, Mrs. A.. Mat teson. Mrs. W. E. Morgan and grand children, wbo've been visiting atH.B. Dixon's in tbis place and relatives at Lamont, returned to tbeir bome in Addison Wednesday morning. Mrs. William Stair of Brooklyn, N. Y., is a gueBt of the Misses M ago ire of Jefferson street—James Magaire of Silver Springs is spending some time witb bis sisters, the Misses Ma- guire of Jefferson St.—Warsaw Times. Mr. Geo. Williams, jr., a brother of Mrs. Geo. E. Piper, and who is well known here, was married Tues day to Miss Maud Simmons of Edmis- ton. Mr. Williams is principal of tbe Kodak Park School of Roctiester. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wood and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis and two children, Kay Dolph and Palmer Smith, all of Hermitage, took tbe train here yesterday enroute for Jack sonville, Florida, where they expect to spend the winter, Very interesting Ohristmas exercis es were given at the M. E. church Snuday evening by tbe members of tbe Sunday Sohool and the choir, consisting of vocal and instrumental music, recitations, dialogues, etc. The Christmas colieotion for tbe poor amounted t o fid. Do Not Neglect That Cold ——• • ————— • «— In these days of suddan changes nearly every- ^ one is afflicted with a cold. Break it up iu the early stage by using Cold Tablets If you have a( cough that is bothering you be sure and use our White Pine Cough Syrup. Important Notice Beginning Jan. 1st, the price of the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle will be 2c per copy, 50c a month. Won't you please accommodate us by calling at the store and paying paper bills once a month Big line of New Years Post Cards Tobaccos and Cigars MINER'S Confectionery and Lunches To Serve ALL the People With the Highest Type of Services to Welcome Every Account, Regardless of its Sise, and to Extend ttT 'Cach Depos itor the Ujmost Courtesy Is the Aim of This Institution. . . . \ We Invite Your Account The Silver Springs National Bank SILVER SPRINQS, N. Y. Open Friday evenings from 7 to 8, 4 per cent [nl«rnt paid on Certificate* of Deposit. Total Deposits, $310,000.00 Total Resource, $380,000.00 Leave your order for a Nice Chicken for New Years, Or a IN ice Roast of Beef, Pork or Lamb Crist & Dowdle Silver Springs C. R. Tylor is home from LaSalle tbiB woek. Cbarlos Biggart is bome from Ni agara Falls for a week's vacation. F. A. Bunco is spending the holi days with bis family in Lyndonville. An oigbt pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Doane of Perry Center, well known here, Sunday. Mrs. Archie Matteson is tbe owner of a beautiful gift, a Victrola, pre sented to ber by ber sons, Lester and Albert. Mrs. Wm. Bills and daughters, Misses Esther, Blanche and Olive Bray, went to Marlon Saturday to spend Christmas witb relatives. Miss Esther returned Tuesday night, but the otbera went to Williamson to remain until the last of tbe week with relatives. A postal from Horace Blackmer, who bas been doing duty for his country \on tbe border\ for the past few months, contains tbe following: \My wlfeTind I are on our way to Havana, Cuba, in company with my Lieutenant aud bis wife. Expect to be home Christmas.''—Pike Gazette. Crescent Theatre FRIDAY, DEC. 29 \His Stolen Fort,'' a two reel fea ture, with Francis X. Bushman in tbe leading role. \A Blaze on tbe Rails,\ a Helen Gibson production. \An Aerial Joy Ride,\ a one reel comedy. One other good reel. SATURDAY, DEO. 30 \The Quitter,\ a five reel photo drama, featuring Lionel Barrymore, A western production, TUESDAY, JAN. 2 Fourth episode of \Tbe Shielding Shadow.\ Three other good reels. Home Baked Goods Happy fiew Year To M We thank you for past favors. May Peace and Prosperity be ours during the coming: year and each and every one of us get a gen erous slice of the Prosperity. .... 0. R. Mason, Silver Springs Groceries, Shoes, Dry Goods, Etc. \ New Year's Resolution Resolved, That during the coming year, I will buy my Groceries at Geo. Todd's, where I can secure the best and freshest goods at a price I can affor to pay, and where the store is -open for my accommodation during the evening*. (Paste tho above resolution tn a conspicuous place *R4 h*»d U) Phone 37F2 OPEN EVENINGS George Todd Glassware Chinaware Novelties W. H. Whiting - Bakery and Variety Store Earl V. Munger AUCTIONEER Farm and Live Stock Sales a Specialty Telephone and Postoffico Address, Perrv, N. Y. Phone Bell, 238F4 Subscribe for the SIGNAL We have many articles left that would make very suita ble New Year's remembrances B Geo. E. Piper, Silver Springs L Licensed Embalmer and Undertaker « | We wish you all a | Happy and Prosperous New Ydar. j * We thank you for all past favors and hope for a j; « continuance of your future business. i t j. i' Marsh's Hardware* - Silver Springs • I LET IT BE UNDERSTOOD *hat if you use. our White Lily flour your bread, cake and pastries will be whiter, lighter sod more nutritious. Our customers regard this as a per* feet flour for all-around purposes. You wilrlike it—you can't help it. Dixon Bros. Silver Sprinjfe
