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«„ i, not how much yo u get ~- Advertisements in ou r Five Papers go into over 2,500 homes each week—which mean* about 10,000 readers. BY PATRONIZING YOUR HOME MERCHANTS YOU HELP TO MAKE BETTER*STORES, A**D A MORE PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927 NUMBER 37 EECTION RESULTS IN WYOMING COUNTY AND NEARBY TOWNS ARCADE ELECTED DR. L. W. HAM SUPERVISOR, AND ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET WITH THE EXCEPTION OF HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT. JUDGE L. S. BENTLEY CARRIED COUNTY BY A LARGE MAJORITY FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. AMENDMENTS DEFEATED IN COUNTY BUT CAR RIED IN STATE WITH EXCEPTION OF NO. 6. WYOMING COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED The results o f Tuesday's election showed Republican gains all along the line. In the Assembly, in Buffalo, on the Board of Supervisors and in town officials. The following are the Wyoming County officials elected: Member of Assembly, Joseph R. Hanley, of Perry. « County Clerk, Benjamin F. Will iams of Warsaw. District Attorney, Lynn S. Bent- ley of Arcade. -Superintendent of the Poor, E. G. Stanley of Johnsonburg. Coroner, A. L . Seyse of Arcade. Majorities in County figures: J It. Hanley, 2877. B. F Williams, 4079 v L S. Bentley, 2585. Dr. A. L. Seyse, 2950. Delevan Child is Dead Of Infantile Paralysis ARCADE There was a hot contest in Arcade over supervisor. Dr. L . W ; Ham, Republican, was elected by 137 ma jority, carrying three o f the four dis trict* and losing the qther district by only six votes. This is splendid evi dence of the esteem in which Dr. Ham in held by the voters of the town. Last election Supervisor Park er carried the town by 118. The re mainder of the town ticket was all Republican with the exception of the superintendent o f highways, which was won by Uly McCraley, the Demo cratic candidate b y 176 votes, surely a fine compliment to him personally and the work he has' done on the town highways. After nominations were made a report gained circulation that Mr, Bnggs was going south, which un doubtedly accounted in a large meas urc for the vote he received. The vote in the Town of Arcade was as follows, ih e Republican candi date being named first: .Member of Assembly—Hanley, 637, Huyden 313. County Clerk—Williams 743, Nor ris 230 District Attorney—Bentley 53G, Toan Ifi3. Sum of Poor—Stanley 705, Shu- mith. r 242. (ornner—Seyse 521, Shedd 474. hupi-wisor—Ham 594, Parker 450 Town Clerk—Sullivan 052, Lock- wo.xl ;SG3. Justices—Gittcre 051, Beardsley Si1 1 l.oomis 326, Young 355. A^cvsors—Eddy • G41, Sherman 3-1 1 Kt-od (unopposed) 850. Supt of Poor—Lyke (unopposed) 92;; Hiirhway Supt.—Briggs 422, M e Crah-y 599. (ci .li-ctor—Mrs. Follett (unoppos ed) U33 School Director—Mrs. Mason 687, Fullmer 294. TOWN OF HOLLAND There was a lively election in Hol land, the Republican winning every office except one. The total number of votes cast was 706. The result was as foiiows, the Re publican names being given first: Supervisor—Wheeler 380, Kramer 288. Town Clerk—Bucknam 476, Pres ton 171, ' ' \Justice of the Peace—Butzer 366, Hadley 384, Colby 258, Sleeper 239. Assessors—Rogers 318, Day 314, Stemper 276, Savage 314. Supt. Highways—Morrell 392, Sav age 245. Collector — Holloman 267, D . T. Miller 372. Overseer of Poor—Myers 349, Hinkson 242. School Director — Mrs. Kramer 371, Miss Rivers 241. Constables elected— Colby, Nei- schcl, Schroeder, Bailey, Harper. Game constable— Quant 374, Bix- by 221. For assessor Orrin Day and John Savage were tied with 314 votes each Mr. Day is the present incumbent of the offieeerfhd will hold o'ver. Only one Democrat was elected, D. T. Miller, who lost a leg recently, and ^sympathy ran strong for him. Pauline, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickey, died at her home\ Xuesaay morning of inian- file paralysis. Feeling jll while at school last Wednesday, her teacher excused her. From that time the on set of the disease was rapid, taking its toll at 9 a. m., Tuesday. This is the second time within nine months that death has entered the Hickey home. A daughter, 26 years old, Winona Hickey Robinson, died in March of pneumonia. In April, Betty Hickey, 9 years old, fell from a lumber pile while playing, breaking her arm and leg. She was in a Buf- [[falo~hospital several months, being unable to walk. - Those who survive Pauline aVe her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hickey; three brothers, Neil Walter and Paul; two sisters, Mary and- Betty Hickey. A private funeral was held in the home Wednesday morning. Words cannot express the sym pathy that is extended to the bereav ed family in their sorrow. SCOUT COUNCIL ORGANIZED EARL F. BANNISTER IS SCOUT EXECUTIVE. MR, MACHOL, ASSISTANT. OVER $15,000 RAISED. SPLENDID MEETING HELD IN BATAVIA. BUY AT HOME v Our merchants are showing some of the finest stocks in their history; and are selling at very reasonable prices. As a matter of fact the town has -'been flooded with hills from 'another town this week advertising' special sales. A comparisqn of prices in a number of instances shows to the advantage o f the local stores'. Every dollar you spend in your home town helps to build up the town, adds to your own wealth and makes your town a better place in which to> live. Try your home merchant first any way. He is entitled to that consider ation. KRAFT COMPANY BUYING PLANTS LESLIE HOGUE I N SELMA, ALA, * IN CHARGE OF MANUFACTUR ING IN LARGE PLANT RECENT- LY PURCHASED.* After months of planning and real work the Genesee Council, • Boy Scouts of America, was put on a per manent organization basis at a splen did meeting held in Batavia, Sunday. About thirty-five men from all o f .the territory in Wyoming, Genesee and Livingston counties were present Earl F.' Bannister of Geneva, scout executive o f the Finger Lakes Coun cil, was engaged as executive officer at a salary of $4,000 a year with headquarters in Terry and Mr. Mach-1 ol, who has been acting as temporary | Wilmot Leroy Wagner, accused of executive, was engaged*-as assistant i murdering two state troopers near WAGNER WILL GO ON TRIAL MONDAY SOLDIERS GALLERY The boys who stood by theii Country in the World War, and thue honored themselves and the com munity. hi the town of Sheldon Charles Deltinfrer, Republican, defeated E h J. Ge .rge, the present incumbent, for supervisor by 159 majority. in .lava, James Keenan, the pres ent incumbent, Democrat, won out ovei Ernest Holmes for supervisor by a majority o f 60. There was a .str.opg fight in Attica for town clerk and highway superin tendent. Henry Austin was elected town clerk and George F. Seligman highway superintendent. Both are Democrats. Willis E. Hopkins was electi -Q supervisor/without oppositoin WYOMING CO . SUPERVISORS. The following supervisors for Wy oming county were elected:' Attica, Willia E . HopTdna, rep. Bennington, E . G.'North, dem. , Castile, Arthur W. Davis, rep. Covington, D'. J. Morrow, rep. Eagle, Allen R. Nevihger, ; rep; Gainesville, John- G. Kershaw, rep. Genesee Falla./E. F. # Davaney, ,dem Java, James -Keenan, dem. Middlebury, M.. Hi 'Kelley,. rep. OrangeviiteTTQUM. Tozier.rep. Perry, P 'errV E . Chappel, rap. Pike, Cary R . Albro, dem. ' . ' Sheldon, Charles' S.(Bellinger, rep. Warsaw, Wm. A. Roberta, rep..- Wethersfield—L. • J\' Battin, dem; The Board of ' Supervisors ,-• fo r 1928-29 will be comprised of .11.,11*- publcans and .6 Democrats^ , TOWN OF EAGLE Republicans won all offices at.elec tion here Tuesday. The ;only oppo sition being four who were on the wket for Justice of the Peace, Ol E., ^afford and Archie Wilson,-Republi cans run- on the Independent ticket opposing Frank Langmald and Henry topeland. Republicans. ' Mrr\Cope- innd and Mr. Langmaid being elected In Cattaraugus county, in nearby towns, the following supervisors were elected- Yorkshire, V. R. Lynde, who is chairman or the Board of Supervis- PR k of Cattaraugus county. ••veerlorrf. Arthur E. Austin. Machias, Lloyd Cornwall. Franklinville^Wm. B.'Kingsbury. TOWN OF SARDINIA There was a hot fight all along the line in Sardinia. The following were elected: ' Supervisor—E. T. Miller, dem. by .97- Town Clerk—Harold Rosier, dem Justices—George Furman and Ralph Howell, republican. Assessors—Dana Rice and Albert Zimmer, republicans. Highway Supt.—G. W. Hopkins, republican. ,. Collector—Mrs; Goodemote, dem. Overseer of Poor—Ar-I—Loomis. Constables—Ray Shultes/ Henry R. Wcideman, Merle D. Barrows, .Dana L. Wood, Edward,M. Gray. Game Constable—Frank Hafner. The Republicans gained four sup ervisors in Erie County. East Aurora—Dr. Harris B. Tillou, Republican, defeated E. Harlan Wil liams by 130. Golden—Colburri, \Democrat elect ed Holland—E. M . Wheeler, Republi can re-elected, defeating Cort Kra mer by 98. Sardinia—E. T. Miller, Democrat, elected over C. H. Oliver, by) 97. TOWN OF YORKSHIRE At the general election held Tues day, November 8, the following towi officers were elected: Supervisor—V. R. Lynde. Town Clerk—Geo. U, Saxton. Justice for 4 years—Fred Wood- ard, F. E. Westoyer. Supt. of Highways—E. J. Nichols. Assessor for 4 years—W. L. Howe. Assessor for 2 years— L J. Scrib- ner. Collector—L. H . Whiting. Overseer of Poor—B. G. Hitchcock Constables—C. A. Marsh. E. B . Strong. L. H. Whiting, J. P. Sampson Roy King.\ School Director—J. T . Sampson.- ARCADE MEN'S CLUB WILL MEET TUESDAY executive at a salary of- $2,500, and will be stationed at Batavia. Both executives were cheered when intro duced. Senator James W. Wadsworth, Jr., reported over $15,000. paid in and (Continued on Page 8.) LEGION AUX. NEW OFFICERS^ WYOMING COUNTY AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MET WITH ARCADE LADIES, WEDNESDAY EVENING. OFFICERS IN STALLED. Caneadea t will g o on trial in Supreme Court, Buffalo, Monday, with Justice Charles H. Brown of \Belmont presid ing. For some time Wagner has been acting queerly, refusing to talk, tear ing bed clothes, etc. However, it is stated-that when-told to discontinue tearing the be'd clothes or sleep on' the floor, that the tearing coased, FARM BUREAU OFFICERS ELECTED The Kraft Cheese Company, on© of. the largest firms making cheese of various kinds in this country, with headquarters' in Philadelphia, is pur chasing large dairying concerns thru- ,out the country. They are now in vading the south, their most recent purchase being in Sclma, Alabama. Mr. Leslie Hogue, son o f Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hogue of v Arcade, has been sent to the plant at Selma to take charge of the manufacturing department. MRS. BLANCHE FULLER BADLY BURNED ANGELO CROSAFULLI Who served during the World War and assigned to the U . S. A. General hospital at Rathway, N. J. ^. H e was from Delevan. MASONIC ACTIVITIES The Arcade Auxiliary of the American Legion entertained the Wyoming County branch in the Le gion rooms, Wednesday evening Thirty were present from Attica, Warsaw, Perry, Silver Springs, and. Buffalo. The guests were Mrs. Wm. R. Pooley, State Vice-president, of Buffalo, and Mrs. Arthur White, chairman o f the Eighth District. The following new county officers •were elected: President, Mrs, Marion Sedan, Perry. 1st Vice-President—Mrs Thomas Hume o f Silver Springs. 2nd Vice-President—Mrs. Marjorie Gibby, Arcade. Secretary-Treasurer—Mrs. Isabel Dashart, Warsaw. 1 Chairman Welfare Work—Mrs. •Grace Ostertag of Attica, who re ported morei than $1000. worth of Hon, Joe R. Hanley will be the main speaker at the annual meeting of the Wyoming County Farm Bur eau, which will be held on Saturday, November 19, at the Neighborhood House in Warsaw. It will, give the farmers of Wyoming county an op portunity to become better acquaint ed with their representative at Al bany and will also give Mr. Hanley , a chance to hear farmers discuss |. their problems and outline some of the things that they want in the way of legislation at Albany. The session will begin at 11 o'clock in the morning. The officers and directors'/of the Wyoming County Farm Bureau this year' are as follows: President, W. H. Jones of Perry. Vice-president, Dr. C. F. Mignin, of Castile, , , i> Secretary, C. E, Pinney,' Gaines ville. Treasurer, C. L, Gritfen, Wethers- field Springs. •Directors, Eli J. George. Varys- burg; M. C. Elwell, Warsaw; Herbert Edgerly, Perry Henry Sierk, Attica; A J. Smith, Hermitage; E. H . Flynn, Eagle; C. D. Tallman, Silver Spring. The many friends of Mrs. Blanch* Fuller, formerly of Holland, will be sorry to hear of her being badly burned with boiling hot water in the Palmyra Dining Car, where she works Dr. John Nesbett of Palmyra, one of the leading surgeons of Wayne County, dressed 'the burns and aho is doing nicely at present. THE LARGEST CABBAGE RAISED BY H. J. BEARDSLEY WILL ENTERTAIN j j ThSu^^* SPRINGVILLE CHAPTER) Secretary, Mr* Marjorie Gibby. welfare work done during the past , ye Mrs. Marion Sedan installed the j FARMERS VISITED- \ following officers of the Arcade Aux- j THE STOCK YARDS j President, Mrs. Ruby Smith Miss Catherine On Tuesday, November 1, about , 100 farmers from Wyoming county j visited, the Buffalo stockyards and ££t1- e u er >^- rs Catherine Manness | Dold's Packing Plant The purpose „, t u . . —. , Chaplain, Mrs. Frances Hender- of the trip was to see how stock ship- The following officers and members shott ^ ped to Bulfalo by Wvomme eountv of Arcade Chapter R. A.M., went to Historian, Miss Genevieve Royce. | farmers' was handled and to get an Springville, Monday evening and con- 1 Sergeant-at-Arms. Mrs. Julia Jones idea of how the different kinds of ferred the M. E. M. degree on a class I Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. White gave , meat are iprepared for market of candidates: D.C. Bentley, H. P.;. very_interesting reports of their trip; A group of about thirty cars left W. S. Davis,, K,; F . W Briggs, 2nd to Fran6e, where they visited the . Cowlesville at 9:30, Tuesday morning S.; and other officers, E . C. Stearns, different battle fields, cemeteries and 1 and proceeded to Buffalo via Alden L. S. Bentley, P . H . P.; J. A. Gittere, j places of interest. They reported the , and Lancaster. Upon arriving at C- H . Alderman, E. P. George, A. W. American Legion cemeteries as being | Buffalo they immediately went to Kraft, H . Mosley, R I. Cartwnght, kept in splendid-order. . the Producers' Cooperative Commis ^.i-. j TI TIT o—tu . A hpniitifiil mivihan 1 - : — * V_ Tir:ii: „ _4 ._„„i The November meeting of the Men's Club will be held.next Tues-j day evening at the M. E. church din-j ing-room .i Mr. W. .K. Bradbury of ! Niagara Falls will be, the speaker.! MrV Bradbury has the 'reputation o f being a fine after dinner''speaker with a message of especial interest to all business men. I t is hoped that there 'Will be a large attendence Tuesday evening. , : ALLEN DAY RAISED 14 POUND CABBAGE •Mr. Allen Day of Yorkshire enters the cabbage' raisers hall of fame with a fourteen pounder.\ ' V '• CHARLES\ COBRY GAVE SPLENDID CONCERT ..' The many friends of Charles Cobry were'greatly pleased to hear .Charles .Cobry's harmonica concert over the !radio-from WGR Monday evening;. The music-was certainly most delight ful. . ' Did -yon hear Mr. Cobry over WMAK. while waiting to go on at WGR. He visited the WMAK studio and they persuaded him to give a concert from that station at 8:15. Thoy liked it too, as w e all did. CARD PARTY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 16 Band No . 3 of SS. Peter & PaulSs church will hold/a card party at the church hal', Wednesday evening, No vember 10. H. Vernon Gibby and H . M. Smith Springville' Chapter members will come to Arcade, Monday evening, November 14, and confer the Holy Royal Arch, degree. After the meet ing, lunch will be served and a social hour enjoyed. ARCADE LODGE F. & A. M. WILL ENTERTAIN AND ' - CONFER THIRD DEGREE Arcade Lodge No . 419 P. & A. M., will entertain members of Mt. Ver non Lodge o f Java Village and Eurania Lodge of Machias at -their next regular communication on Fri day evening, 'Novemher \8. The third degree will be conferred by Arcade Lodge. Lunch and a\ social hour wi^l follow K. V R. WILSON'S NEW. BUILDINGS ENCLOSED The three new buildings erected by K. R.' Wilson -are enclosed, roofs on, and are nearing completion. ' -The delay in getting the New For d on the market has made business 'slow at the plant. However • bi g .boom is. expected as', soon as the. 'Ford is placed on sale. . CHICKEN PIE SUPPER AT YORKSHIRE, NOV. 15 The ladies of. the Yorkshire M. E. chur6h will hold -a\ chicken pie'supper Tuesday evening,\ Noyember 15. Pro ceeds are fo r the repair fund. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and; Mrs. Fred Tidd of York shire' announce the\' engagement of their daughter, Marion Alice, -to-Mr. Frank L. Zeches of Arcade. Wedding to take place Wednesday, November 16 at, high noon. A r reception will 'be held at the Firemen's Hall at Yorkshire in the evening. Everyone cordially invited to attend the recep tion. pt m splendicL-oraer, me irrouucers vqupurunvu uummis- A beautiful auxiliary ring was pre-1 sion Association on William street, sented to Mrs. White, £he retiring where Mr. J. F . Roberts, sheep sales- president. — | man of that organization, took the After adjournment the Hugh, group on a tour through the stock- Lynch Post entertained the ladies at yards. On this tour Mr. Roberts a delicious lunch at Gerald Wood's pointed out how the stock was handl- restaurant. Mr. Wood was compli- ed and gave some practical\ demon- mented upon the fine lunch. - 'strations on the type of animals 5 — which make the most gain both for ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED the farmer and the commission agent. He _ used ^ veal calves and sheep as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roberts o f | subjects fo r his demonstration, point 1 Arcade announce the engagement of • ing out the difference between well \ JH .rs. reeves rewi-iuju their daughter, Miss Myrtle McFar-! fitted calves and sheep and'poorly then,. She is convalesing very slow- lane to Mr. Cassius Hendershott of'.fitted animals. He., stated that ally from her recent operation. Lil - Buffalo, wedding to take place this poorly fitted animal in no case brings; lian Reeves also returned, bne nas month \> the farmer or the commission agent j been staying with her mother in the Mr. H . J. Beardsley of Arcade has raised the largest cabbage wo have any record of this far. The cabbage weighed 17 pounds and measured 141 inches in circumference. PAST GRANDS MET AT COWLESVILLE About twenty Past Grands from Chjna Lodge I . O. O. F . attended the' district meeting of Past Grands at Cowlesville, Wednesday evening. ARCMNEWS ... *t . V.Mr, .and Mrs. Roy Williams and children, Ronald, Pearl and Mr, and ,Mrs. l Clyde Rhodes from Ravenna, O., were guests over the week-end o f Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Williams. Mrs. Wm. Faye of Buffalo spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Freeman and sisters, Mrs, W . S. Davis and Mrs. Freeman Howlett. Mrs. Hattie Brown is visiting Mrs. Gertrude Tildcn in Franklinville. • Miss Millicent Filer spent the week end in Rochesterr Mrs. Hugh Wagner and daughter Margaret and Edna Owens were in Warsaw, Friday. Mrs. D. C. Bentley, daughter Odrie and Donald were in Buffalo, Thurs day guests of Mrs. Anna Winkler. Miss Odrie remained for the week end. George Hudson o f Buffalo was in town election day. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams and Mrs. Albert Reese of Centerville were callers, Wednesday, of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hatch. \Mr. and Mrs. Cary Owens and Mr . iind Mrs. R. F. Williams and Mr . and Mrs. Roy Williams and children and Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Rhodes and Mrs. Lily Bunce and family of Canis- teo were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Taylor of Batavia. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Lynde of Dele van were callers in town Wednesday. Mrs. Mabel Frost and Mrs. Zenna Botsford of Springville called on Mrs.- E. S. Reeves, Wednesday and presented, her with a box of flowers and a basket of fruit from her Sun day School Class in Springville. ^ Charles Bookmiller and family '.were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'R. F. Vvii iams, Tuesday. Mr. E. S. Reeves and Edna Reeves .woiC at the General hospital, Sunday. Mrs. Reeves returned^ home with OUA .ftwwQlociTiff vprv slow- Lii- EDITOR FIELDS SUFFERED STROKE Editor ^fyron Fields of the Ma chias ,Star\.is suffering from the effects of a severe paralytic stroke, and is in & serious condition. SIXTY YEARS OF WEDDED BLISS Mr. and Mrs. Wm . El y o f Frank linville celebrated, .the 6ftth anniver sary'of their wedding a* their Chest- nut street home on. Saturday after noon.. Mr. Ely is 86 years of age and a Civil War veteran. ' 'MRS. JOHN.P. FISHER EAST ARCADE DANCE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Ticket includes Checking\ and .Supper. N o charge for supper for additional ladies. . LFE HOTH*S ORCHEPTR* Mrs. John 'P. Fisher died at her home in Java. ..Village,; Thursday morning, October 27, 1927. The'.funeral services -were held e t the home at 2 o'clock, Saturday, Oc tober 29,. Rev. Edward Roberts, a former pastor of the Congregational church ; of Java Village, o f which the deceased was a member, officiating. Rev. Warner, the present' pastor, as sisted. ' Olive Elizabeth Smith was born in Java Village,- Decemfber 16, 1874, the\ daughter of v the late' \Rowland H . and Susan Smith. She was married to John_P;. Fisher, September 80, 1903. She is survived by her hus- bnnd'. two children, Rowland S. and Lois C. Fisher, a sister, Mrs. Edward J Fisher find n brother, Edwin E. Smith, .all of Java Village. She\ will be greatly missed by her family and friends. ' A TSllar Spe^t r.t, Homo is Only a Loan. as much profit as the animal which •is fitted, to the height_of Jperfection, 'an animal o f th e type that will in crease the market price of meat. At \ o'clock the farmers lunched at Dold's cafeteria where a complete t list of those in attendance was secur- i ed. Following lunche'on-a-guide took, .the group through Dold's .Packing Plant, where the farmers were able to see all stages in the conversion .of live animals to meat ready -for^mar- ,ket. This part of the tour proved '.extremely interesting to most of the farmers. One disappointmnet was the 'fact that no tubercular cattle were being slaughtered that,day and many farmers who were-anxious to see how their T . B..cattle .looked, were disappointed. •The group was in charge of A. A. McKenzie, county club agent, who conducted the tour, because of the disability o f L. Hi Woodward,, county agricultural agent. PERRY-LETCHWORTH PARKWAY GETS NAME The name has been'selected for the new Perry-Perry .'Center 'concrete boulevard. The town board has chosen the name Perry-Litchworth parkway and so the highway will be dedicated with this name at the big celebration on Armistice day. 100TH ANNIVERSARY : - STRYKERS VILLE- CHURCH On Thursday, November 17, from 10:30 a. m. until 5 o'clock p. m. the Strykersvillfe Baptist church will ob serve the One Hundredth Anniver sary o f its founding. Lunch will be served at noon. A lar^s meeting: of former .pastors and •members will bo welcomed. ' , hospital.' The Mizpah Class'of the Baptist church met on Thursday evening at the. Home of Jlrs. Bertha Buchman. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woolley of Curr iers\ were dinner guests of Miss Mabel Nichols, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'George Norton and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Norton of Crys tal Lake Bpent Sunday with friends !in Almond, N. Y.\ % Mr. John Reeves is expected t o spend the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Reeves. Miss Beulah Laird spent the week end with friends in Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. Le o O'Neil visited her mother, Mrs. Anna. Plue at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. George Kruse at Riceville, Sunday. Miss Mary Meyerring of Buffalo spent Sunday with her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Henry Meyerring. Miss Jean Howlett spent a few days witlwrelatives in Buffalo last week. /A Mr. fend Mrs. Hugh Wagner and family Were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Harry Steadman of Franklin ville, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Taylor of Bata via were rceent- guests of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F . Williams. Mrs. Elmer Reese and Mrs. Mar ion Murphy were in Buffalo, shopp ing. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson of Lackawanna were week-end guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Shultz. Mrs. Elon Norton is very ill at her home on Mill street. FOR SALE—-Rhode Island Red pul lets. Phons Arcade 188-F-5. S. E. Pecht, Sandusky, N. Y. S7t38p
