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\It «» otrt, buf not how much you got that how much you put .n, m akes every job a success\ ARCADE HERALD Advertisements in our Fiv* Papers go into over 2,500 homes each week—which meant about 10,000 readers. BY PATRONIZING VOUR HOME MERCHANTS YOU HELP TO MAKE BETTER STORES, AND A MORE PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY MNEXT The Senior Class of/ Arcade High School will present \After You l°m Next,\ at the Hammond- Theatre on the evenings of December 5, and 7, at $ o'clock. It is presented by ar rangement with Walter H. Baker Co., and is\ castas follows: Paul Delmon—a young^ novelist with money—Marlin» Merrill. Marie Delmon—his wife of 189 dinners and 7 breakfasts-^-Viviair black—Cyril and 7 Bcebe. George—Study in Knight. Henry Jones, Mary, day out on the Matrimonial Sea- Harold Blakeley, Beatrice Gordon. Phil Young—a cub reporter for no reason at all—E. C. Haskell. Peaches—a female reporter for all reasons—Gwendolyn Follett. Pat—a crook who hangs, around with a policeman—Urban Redden. Pansy Delbor—a chorus girl, why waste any more words^-Leona White Mrs. C. U. Later—mother of Marie GLEANERS SALE, DEC. 2 AND 3 Gleaners Sale,, Friday and—Satur- day, at Electric Store. Food Sale Saturday. MRS. VICTORIA D. ROYCE Mrs. Victoria D. Royce, age 72 yesfrs, a lifelong and /highly respect ed resident of Johnsburg, passed away at her late home there, Satur day morning. The funeral-was held from the Congregational church, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Robert A. Noble of Cowlesville, officiating. Interment took place in the Johnsonburg cemetery. DEATH SENTENCE PASSED rSnSter of Paul-Pauline Rice - and r pa U i. s aice little niece p ^\n^^y^hythere's a: Kate 0 Reiuy en P he d . ed 8h&-t00k Justice Charles H. Brown sentenc- Jones—one I ? d Wilmot Leroy Wagner to die -dur- , ! mg the week of January J 6. Wagoner says he was .born in Mid- dlebury, Pa.,-twenty-three years ago, is married, has no education of any kind and is a Baptist. It'is. expected that \Wagoner's attorney, Thomas F. ^Rogers, will endeavor to obtain a reversal of the conviction. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ONE HUNDRED GOOD REASONS WHY SO MANY PEOPLE ARE COMING FROM DISTANT PLACES TO TRADE IN ARCADE Kate b, V P i ^-M4 Srion Coleman. ! TER OF MR. ANDMRS. FRANK Henry.; THIRTEEN MONTHS OLD DAUGH Many people from neighboring towns have been in Arcade this week trading. - More than this, they 'are one and all glad they came to parti cipate in the Great Good Will Sell ing Campaign now .under way by the Arcade business men. There are about one hundred good reasons for their being pleased, and if YOU do not come to Arcade and investigate you will be disappointed. \•The Campaign started last Satur day, November 26 and will continue for four weeks, ending December 24, 1927. FRACTURED HIS LEG SOLDIERS GALLERY The boys who stood by theli Country in the World War, and thus honored themselves and the v com munity. While 'Buster'*- Perkins was en gaged in hauling log's at Sardinia, one of the logs rolled, against him breaking a leg and otherwise bruising him quite severely. W. S. Davis took the injured man to the Sisters hospital for treatment. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FORMER ARCADIAN Mrs. Charlotte A. Carroll, aged 92 years, pased away at herniate home in Johnsonburg, Monday morning. The funeral was held from the house Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Leland W. Brignall, pastor of the Johnsonburg M. E. church, officiating. Interment took place in the Johnsonburg cemetery. Mrs. Carroll is survived by one daughter, Mrs. William E. Coyle and one grandson, Edward Coyle, both of Johnsonburg. , MRS, AMOS I.ESTER WYOMING CO. SUPERVISORS PASSED RESOLUTION TO ELECT ONLY ONE COUNTY SUPERIN TENDENT OF POOR. RAISED SALARY OF SCHOOL SUPERIN- TENDENT IN DISTRICT NO. 2. ONLY THREE GRAND ARMY .POSTS' LEFT iN WYOMING COUNTY. Mrs. Amos Lester of Warsaw died Wednesday, November \3D 1927 at 4 :00 a. m. The funeral will be held -atJWarsaw, Friday, December 2, at /the Methodist church, with burial at East Coy. Buy one and help the Senior Class. HURLBURT OF BLISS SIGHT OF ONE EYE The body, of John Charles, who LOSES 'died in Los Angeles, - November 15, 11927, is expected to arrive in Ar- ! cade, Saturday. The funeral services Hurlburt,; w ill be held in the Congregational • \ • Rev, CORP. WM. HOWARD JONES ALTON C. JONES Sons of the Mate John B. 'Jones of Sandusky and Arcade. They were members of 18t»i Co. 5th Regiment U. S. M. C, served in France and Germany and werp honorably dis charged at the close of the World War. Alton is now in Atlantic City and 'Howard is in Chicago. FARM BUREAU BANQUET JARED-VAN WAGNEN OF CO BLESKILL, N. Y., TO ADDRESS THE FARMERS OF WYOMING COUNTY AT A BANQUET IN THE COMMODORE HOTEL IN PERRY. ' apple knocked, a pie tin and paring LARGE F*RM CHANGES HANDS Ellis Bros, tnc, of s P ring ^ Ue f ^ € Bol d the Rova^PhilHpP^arm 1 ^ j knife offf fromm tne .*u.<='«\ f0 ^ m \ L ,^s3nia to Samuel. Las-1 Hildreth was sitting in her little c ^l a ^ Sonsgc^lllns. i — the cabinet and-the km HINSDALE STATION BURNED vouneest daughter Mr. and Mrs. ehurch, Sunday at two p. m., Jjev. Sfo Huriburt met with a terri- Henry Mosley officiating. Services accidentTuesday 'morning about | conducted by Bliss and Arcade Ma- 9:30 o'clock. . „„„, e J sons . Mr-? Hurlburt was paring apples; _ ___».»/-, * «* *-*-«^iGE0. E, HOGUE'S COMMUNITY CHEST SSffe of fro the kitchen cabinet, mareth was sitting in her little chair near the cabinet and- the knife or nfe tin or both struck her in the eye. Dr Stoge was called and hurried to : COW, CHAMPION i„ the basement of rus h her to the Warsaw hospital im- AcC01 . d i nB to the report for the raUroastation at I Sed.atcly. He feared her^yesght A™*^ y ork £or J he month of i^Tn on Tuesday swept through was fatally insured. An operrtwn , g t b a registered cow owned Hinsdale on ^\j^^d it . The was performed as soon. as possible, g v » H of ^ de wa8 A report has been circulated that funds of the Community Chest were used to defray the expenses of the campaign for its solicitation and col lection. Not a dollar of the funds solicited for the chest have been used for expense incident to the collection of the Fund. The Arcade Men's Club, who have sponsored, the Chest Cam paign for the past three years, have assumed and paid all the expenses incident to the campaign. ^ The farmers in the eastern part* of Wyoming'county will have .a ban quet at the Commodore Hotel in Perry on Wednesday evening, Decem ber 7, at 7 o'clock. Mr. Jared Van Wagnen, prominent writer and speaker on farm topics, will be the speaker. The banquet is arranged under the auspices of the Wyoming county farm bureau, and anyone in terested in farming, whether mem bers of the organization or not, is invited to attend. Mr. Van Wagnen spoke last winter at the Rotary Club in Perry and the farmer members of the Rotary Club who heard him have urged that ho be invited to come again to Perry, so that all farmers in that section of the county might have an opportun ity to hear him. He is a regular contributor to the American Agricul- Community Chest Committee, . By Geo. V. Callahan, Chairman! turist, a widely read farm paper in ' New York State and for the past ten $6,000. The cause not determined. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS News letter* MUST be' in this office NOT LATER THAN TUES DAY NIGHT, to appear in that weeks paper. The Christmas season is here and it will be greatly appre ciated if all correspondents will en deavor to have their letters in by the time specified. She is 13 months and ten days old. , ' ££'21 3G 1 \pounds'of milk and ^h'e 8 .whole of ^tterfat^-A^cowm topp- \11 grieved to learn of this bad accident | »*f h l° d ; Albert Silvernail of and sympathize with the s n f ! esee county had the Hogue cow, Little Hildreth was one of. the mosi On Friday evening, December 2, ,e of. the most ^fi 7 c ° u \ l n y d 3 oa tota l pounds of milk j the members and friends of the. Con- loving -patient -dhpoaiUbned .^eet eai P ^ POUNDS DN ^ 1 t i onal church will hold their• an- litt-le babies in- the community ana.! J\\ \ -..^auction. nual banquef in , the church hall, was loved by all. We hope, she.will • tM |^P™ f d ^°S oeue '8 cows are al-! Din ner will be se'rved at G:45 p. m recover soon. Her mother is at tne ... hospital with her. HAKES^WOLFE A ^etj^^ v^kw 26 1877, Elmer on Wednesday, November jd, at \ ld thig eye in marriage. daughter ways' way up in the monthly tests of the Western Wyoming County Cow Testing Association's report. MASONS \MEET TONIGHT on of Ar- A. M. will evening. degrpe will be conferred candidates. After a brief program Dr. Ansel E. Johnson .of Syracuse, N. Y., will be the speaker. It will be a rare, treat to hear this gifted orator again and the Congregational church is to be congratulated -oh having secured him for this occasion. The Crowells .lived at ^nduskj | ofJWnand ^™^^ ie C^an«»| • \ DQING MU CH DAMAGE to Holland, where they kept house for the late Asher Cutler. , Twenty-five relatives and fnends were present. A fine wedding, din ner was served, which was enjoyed V...-V much by all. After dinner a • k order/ Mr.-Rua L - Harper sang a solo entitled-J/The j ery and SEVEN MOOSE AND TWO DEER Below is a condensed report of * the more important transactions of the Wyoming County Board of Su pervisors. After canvasing the vote of the recent election, the Board went into annual session. Mr. . Roberts presented a motion designating the Wyoming Reporter as the Republicanpaper { to \print the official canvass for 1927, Election notice, Sheriff's proclamation* and town and county audits. Carried. Mr. Chappel presented a motion designating the Perry Herald as the Republican paper to print the con current resolutions and amendment* for 1928. Carried. A report from the state shows that the sum of $41,017.19 will have to be raised by the county in direct state tax. Of this the armory tax amounts to $4714.49, and the court and ste nographers' tax $2271.63, Mr. Kershaw presented the report of the Bliss Memorial Fund and mov ed its acceptance. This showed that there was a'balance on hand Novem ber 1, 1926, of $2,496.58, interest on mortgage amounted to $300 and^on cash $60 or a grand total receipts of $2,846.58. There was paid out for supplies, etc., during the year $313- .70, leaving a balance on hand of $2,532.88 and the mortgage on the property of $6,000. Carried. , Mr. George presented the follow ing petition. The Medical Society of Wyoming County in session Octo ber 25, 192.7, voted unanimously to. petition the Wyoming County Board of Supervisors for $1500 for county nurse. This sum will pay one-half the salary and expenses of a state aid county public health nurse for Wyo ming county. Dr. Dean of James town, district health, officer was ex tended the courtesy of the floor rind urged, the necessity of hiring such a nurse. On motion of Mr. George, courtesy of the floor was extended a delega- I tidn of women ' representing the I Home Bureau. They asked that the. Mr. 4 Fred J. Arthurs of milium : ~— J- - — -.—.. and two companions, returned Sun- tures of some of the New York City v\ = day from a moose hunting trip in markets which the group of Wyom- nate . a t0 publish the Sheriff's procla- the northern part of Canada. They • tog County farmers will visit on their m - atlon . nnd , Wyoming County and other members of the party shot I trip this winter. There will also .be , m ? p to P uo « sh the Concurrent res- seven moose 3nd two deer. They 1 an opportunity to discuss other 5 farm 0lu Jj 10ns - . • enjoyed a remarkable sight as well, questions. • motion of Mr. Parker a tax of While hunting the .second day they Mr. Howard JP. Jenks and Mr. Er- °, was '^y ,ec ! on ' * he Yorkshire- \ 1 i nest Olin of Perry wilLhaVe charge 1 v 1 S J[ ile district. ~ — — The Board voted.to pay its- share grade crossing years he has been a speaker at farm ers' institutes and other farm meet ings, j* He owns and operates ariarm in Schoharie' county, near Cobleskill. This farm is a dairy farm and has been in the Van Wagnen family since 1800. STXfcs ^H 6 b ^TresTnt^! °ot discuss WiEstock slfua^n \'Mr\.! Suc 0 h n b m ^f\ MV^^T A. A. McKenzie,- junior club agent ! f °^™°*' on «°L^ 1 K „ een l ?^ n * he will tell some interesting storief of f K 4 ' 61 °1 Lf^tt?^ the honors won by Wyoming county '\^jf &J xi f „ J » va „? n T 01 * 163/1 - 40 boys in club work during the past ° n 0 4 'd • °f-Java were ap- ye Mr. I/. H. Woodard, manager of x ^S^^^ e }g^^.^^ , the farm bureau, expects to gave a & »»»^J? el ^,f \ f J> W,1 J? amS ffl as short illustrated talk on the farm. • ^308..00 .andI County Clerk's office bureau marketing trip to Now York EEfifJ? ^fi? 0 ' 36 - f , The receipts Buffalo ' City. In this talk he will show pic- tolled $868.79 more-.than expenses. - - - •• -.r_„,. A:L.. The Sheldon Democrat was desig- io^niany W buVreceW moved j Arcade^ gating gVoom are both members of the Cen ^•^\vf^/was dSd in a sleeve- • lute from Flood Water. , T ' he b Af^rencTblue crepe ro- , A Jamestown exchange says: Early less moaei 01 r 1 „if. co i or velvet Wednesday Conewango creek naa, -•—-- -------- v • »,„„. o , nest unn 01 rerrj w.it_..»«^ .B-• - Tne uoard votea. . mai*e, tnmra ed with sett of b id _ ^Xwed the Jamestown-Warren. heard the clashing oi!j°»* a 1 fo the banquet. Reservations may f the p orta g e ville. —' „c'in order' Mr.-Russel| roses appllqued w *^ an ? u ' t pf ° ve .\ highway, so that motor traffic ; mile away. They approached cau- I ™ ^ hem i£ will be neces- e liminat ibn. ' prwam was in order. Jjr.^ ,. ThB ;„„ nnd carne d a shower bouque mam \8*™* Indications were 1 tiously through a dense swamp, and ^ those who attend to make e o„iy onc County Stiperihtendent - - lwns naza,r • \ v - * wo la ? ge 1 reservations, since the seating capa- of Po ^ r is to be elected hereafter. city of the hotel banquet room is Tne Oatka-Silvei: Springs road was i. — V\\\\ m fA.j- thP limited to about one hundred. A adde d to the Co.unty Road Map for hunters watched the inv i ta tion to this banquet is imp r 0 vement. iTtSC being sent from the farm bureau ^ The . fte8t of the pDsts ol the and then they ^ to all farm bureau members m T American Legion of the county-for Perryi Castile,. Warsaw and Coving- , sl0 oo as the county's share of the \ ' cost of maintaining a tri-county Vet-^i where.\ Thdre\ were .also two selec- was ^^M u e ^ d f ana hand em-. be en done to st0 cks in baselnents of ' battle. The hunters Sons played on the victrola, namely medwith crystal beads BeS establishment in the heart. battle until sonicso ft \.suver Threads Among the Gold, |bro,dery entertained for tto o £ the dtyjs »e^ and \Long Long Ago.\ Mrs. Crowell gave a reading named \When the Minister Calls,\ Then standing under a beautiful I „ ^Zert Vsf \arker Bufl ^„^p«^to fcSn many j began shooting. They got six Sffi ^>S?aff -M2K bU ^had surged into the boiler ^ed A \ Eul arch Mr. Cassidy ^^^J ^%^K^ „K tnf big Art Metal plant 23 | before s, and Mrs Crowell were reunited in Buffalo. J ^V 33 j Mulholland, Barker; Tay lor street, so that it was doubtful, sides the ^;^ j n w ^« and Bert Feath - if Lemen - coui ' d - p — 8 —• de ^ - ring service being used. seven* 'had surged into the boiler I Fred Arthurs had shot one the day ton • - - — • ' ' 1 \ ol before, so they had their limit. Be-, \le moose they shot two large ... Some hunting. 1 lul , „ , der control. Wateralso was pouring 1 By the way, it was 20 below zero ARCADE NEWS a varv inmressive feature. -\r ; °\ _„:* . town L,OIQ OIUM M •• • A ^r tSe.weddJng^ceremony^ street faster than it could be pumped ter tne wtuuiu s „:„-j over the bride and/groom received congratulations from all: A purse was then presented them After liecemuci _ Hakes will be at home at 2408 South \7 r n »'V'^\\\a— Ave., Niagara Falls, N.-Y. - 01? S,. - ~ ^ . ( Concluding the program all sang:! ; : . Thousands of acres\of farming- Apnin\ 6 Wlth You - TiI1 . We Meet POTATO SITUATION FOR 1928 a \ a 4 ™!?f r in °^^e districts ARa, P- - - are nnder water. Many buildings thrm!S. in s them -J*? 0 and haPP'ness! Thomas McKeany, president of the this cifc y and Frewsburg are fr«nH. »w! in3l i y. ears to'come, their |/Erie County Farm Bureau and chair- lso ' at ^- Mr. r relatives departed. man qf the state federation market F B FPPII ~ G „- M . • Mrs. Crowell is a sister of Mrs. Ed. ing committee, advises that farmers ' F «EEBURG SUBMITS PLANS I Jn\ not. increase their potato acreage n„ _ ~ — i- On Monday evening the Sardinia 1 -woddinR. We join in extending con- .gratulations. ' '\ \ ' they were there. Expect to publish a more detailed account of the trip later. WHEN IS THAT NEW P Tr° ^nd A M« e Pongo attended the j as it wouWI have a .ten^ S ^^te flS\n«r \^rbuiU- m?:J-\J? ov+pndine con- over production ana was; irig . Mr. Raymond A. Freeburg of low prices. It'SClatme fc{ ein , ;Ja ^ estown is the architect. Plans P^oS^^efge 5 -^^^ new, building : are being push-^ DANCE \AND~SUPPER AT SARDINIA, DEC. .16 A d*ance and supper will be held at ; Sardinia Comunity Hall, Sardinia, N. Y., on Friday t December 16, from 9 P. m. until 2 a. m. The music will he furnished by Ye Olde Tyme 'Mel ody Boys. -Both-rounoLlandlAquare dances. Tickets $1.00,- ladies free. „ Supper extra.Given for the benefit of Sardinia Union School Athletic Ass'n. Come out and enjoy an ev ening with us. 1 . 40t41p PUBLIC HEARING ADJOURNED \ v The joint meeting -of the, Town and Village Boards,' regaTdtng^fran- chises for various'bits.lines; has-been, postponed until December 12. Meet ing is tobe held at the Electric Light Plant. •• • - • • - < crop, DEDICATION \ /; One of the annual events af Alfred was observed Thursday. Jhe prin cipal feature was the reded cation 01 WYOMING ' COUNTY ESTATES _____ 7 he will of Christopher McCormicf !_of Java, has-been admitted to probate. By~its terms—?500-is-left for-masses, $2,000 to the'son,' Wrn. J. McCormick of Pittsburgh; ?800 to the children^of the deceased-, daugh ter, Florence Jacoby;'-farm of 168 acres in Java and also.all other per sonal property and household goods to the son, John F. McCormick, Java I'Oenter. The estate is valued at • -1 ?10 oo personal *- • have $10,000 real and property. - Letters of administration /nave been'granted Frances Clement,' Shel don oh the \Sstate of Wm. C. Clement. Surviving to -inherit the property, which'i is valued at ?5000 real and S400 personal estate, are his'widow. Frances Clement, and daughter. Laura M. Clement, Johnsonburg. ed rapidly. CARD PARTY, DECEMBER 7TH A card party will be given at SS. Peter and Paul's Hall, Wednesday evening, December 7, .by the men. Band No. 1 in charge with J.. T. Sulli- -van_and Jacob Leonard, leaders. A good time in store.foryou:—Comer—| L O. O. F. AUCTION/DEC. 10- The I. O. O. F. Lodge will hold ah auction at their hall, Saturday even ing. December 10 ,-starting at 7:30 and'will auction off all the articles left from their bazaar, and the do nations received since then. Two good live, auctioneers will be on hand If you don't get some bargains it will be your own fault. ~ 40 NOTICE erans -Service Bureau was. carried unanimously. It is proposed to join with Genesee and Allegany .counties - in establishing this bureau. ' Mr. Battin moved that 51.000 be appropriated for T. li. patients also Miss Ruth Hogue was home from $1,000 for use of tH'e superintend- Rochester for the Thanksgiving vaca- 'ents of .the poor at the. county farm 1 tion. On Friday she entertained \and $2500 to paint the buildings at oA »Drr ^r>uiiwr> miY ^' lsses Gladys Metcalf of Bliss, HildaHhe home, shingle the cow barn, buy FORD COMING OUT McKerrow, Ruth Spring and Louise' cook, stoves^ furniture, for inside ~ , , Vaughan at dinner. 1 painting ana paper hanging. Mr. Maynard Frasier, formerly of, Messrs. Milford Worthington and 1 Mr. George presented requests for Arcade, who now makes his home yern Powell spent Thanksgiving and . $5000 to continue the Bovine T. B. with his daughter, m Sacramento,. the week-end with Mr. Powell's par- eradication work, $3000 for the sup- Calif., sends us this clipping, and we ents , at Lyons. port of the Farm Bureau, $2750 for feel sure our subscribers will be glad. M r . ;, nd Mrs. I. C. Little and son , a Home Department of the Farm to get the-news. ,v . 1 Erwin spent Thanksgiving in Buffalo. 1 Bureau and .$2500 for the Junior So here is a copy of a clipping' Mr. and Mrs.'James Redden and Projeot work. All'-were referred to taken from the Clanton Leader,, of I Mr. and Mrs. John McCraley were'in the Sn-.ince committee: Olean. Friday. , I ' On motion, of Mr. George the sum Mr. John Davies and Miss Margaret I of $25 per month was voted Franklin George-were-guests—of—Mr.—Davies^S—Noatman-and-George-tDurfee who sister.- Mrs. Baker, at Wales Center, J are blind. , • Sunday. — ' j. On .motion of Mr. George the sum '•• Mr. George,Roll and family visit- of $500 was appropriated for the sup- ed his son Lawrence in Buffalo, Sun-. port of the G. A. R. Posts of the day. _. I county. Carried. It is divided as. Owing to a lot of advertising com-]\ ng in at the last minute we were forced to leave\ out much news matter Clariton, Igwa, giving sdmeMriside information as to when: \Absolute knowledge~I~have ~none— But my aunt's washerwoman's son Heard a policeman on his beat 1 Say to a laborer on the street That he had a letter just last week, ~ Handwritten in the.finest Greek, From, a,Chinese coolie hvTimbuctoo, Who. said that a son in Cuba knew Of/a colored gent in a Texas town Who—got—it—right—frem—a—cirens- clown That a man in Klondike got the news From a gang-of wealthy, Jews About some'feller in Borneo Who knew a ^rian who claims to ; know y A hermit who lives beside a lake Whose mother-in-law will under take -v i To prove\ by a friend's sister's niece That, she has a son who knows about , The date the new-. Ford car comes - out.\ ' . ,' W. H. TAYLOR. Sacramento, Oct 9; 1927. Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Ring, Mr. follows: Gibbs Post of Warsaw $205, and Mrs. Ray Twiss and Mrs.:ciifford J. P. Robinson post of Perry $175, Twiss of Curriers spent WednesdayXandJR .jri JCaylot.post ol: Attica 8120. \With MrrWd -MrirrFrTSrWdy:'^ I The following P omm, «? a f £rt5} Mr .and\ Mrs. Ernest Morgan and, named to take charge of the! bunal family'and Mr/Roy Currie and Mr. 'of deceased, honorabbr ^charged Fred Drake were guests of Mr.- and -soldiers or sailors or their.wives. cipal feature was the rededication of should have sun baths even > Alumni Hall, which recently under- Babie^^shou | ^ Sfitisfactlon _Want Ads. | went extensive alteration. , \>n wiw.\. There wouldn't be so muth of an apple problem in New York if the growers got a larger share of what the eater pays. '\I Mrs. M. C. Drake, - Thanksgiving. Prof, and'Mrs. E. V E. Van Natter j spent Thanksgiving/ in Lancaster, guests of \her sister, Mrs. J. G. Dix- I son and family. . 1 I -Mr. George' Roll had business in. Canada last'week.' \ 1 Mr. 1 Robert \ Sheehe is ill at his home on Park street. ' I That Yanilla' and Chocolate Fudge - at the Sweet Shoppe is the finest we ever ate. Morgan says- it has lots of good old Mererll-Soule cream in it-^That's why. 40 Jean Coloross who is attending Fredonia Normal spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Coloross. Arcade—H. Vernon Gibby. Attica—Elon P. Spink. Bennington'—Henry Lapp. Castile—George C. Smith. Covington—Charles Taylor. Eagle—Janves D. Eager. Gainesville—W. H. Whiting. Genesee Falls—Burdette Beardsley Java—Cyrus Altheter. Mid.dlebury—Franse Smith. Orangeville—Vern Luce. Perry—Edward Talmadge. Pike^—Frank Stone. Sheldon—Leo Sloand. Warsaw—N. W. Norton. WetheMeld—V. D. Morgan. Want Ads. fill your wants
