Times Herald from Olean, New York • Page 5

THE OLEAN OLEAN. NEW YORK. MONDAY EVENING. JULY 27. 1925.

PAGE FIVB BRYAN WAS HERE LAST JUNE I8TK, 1924, WHILE ENROUTE TO CANISTEO Commoner Had Lunch Opposite Erie Depot While Waiting For Train To Pull Out--Made Predictions Later Came True--Clean, In Common With Nation, Mourns His Death. (Bryan" The late William Jennlng's who were repudiated last visit to Clean was i June IS, 1924. when he oft here for lunch tvhllc en route on the Erie to CanUteo. nn hour nnfl haU wan given over-to eating and conversation with reporters. He spoke In Canlstco that evening.

At the time Republican 'nominations for national 1 c.t 1 on had PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Offenbach two sons of East Henley street, motored to Cekron. yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Mullln and at thc Cleveland convention would hare more Influence supporting tho democratic party than a third party, he stated. At that Bryan predicted that William Glbbs McAdoo would be nominated for president at the I Democratic convention although' ho admitted that the two-thirds rule introduced an element of uncertainty.

The Clean All-Stars lost to the Gardcnville club yesterday afternoon by a 2 to 1 score. The 1U a storm Approximately fifty people were. in attendance ana the gamo was slow and uninteresting. A slow drizzling rain started when Glean Resident Frolic at Equipment Installed on, Seacfi Ogling of Pennsylvania Cars Operating on Cock' City Route It was estimated that between 1.600 and l.SOO persons attended the second annual outing of the Pennsylvania Railroad em- ployes of shopcraft the Buffalo association division, held at C. A.

Graves, vlco president and general manager of the 0. B. S. Railway announced today that new safety devices nro UUUUK auspices of association. the Of aeia under tho Olean Shopcraft tho attendance.

about l.COO persons Including ISO children, were from Olean. The others wcru guests from the and Dawes. Mr. Hryan said that been made and he bad met Coolldgo but twice and Democratic! was pleased'to recognize and corn- convention was under concerning Coolidge and Dawes, Bryan said that mend him for his personal character, patriotism and purpose. Among other things he said that Nicholas Murray Butler was to bo condemned for his on tho reisful candidate for nomination to candidacy for tho president's chair.

they were fine, prohibition amendment; that the a a ding i Ku Klus Klau was not a national men. He said that he had not considered Governor Alfred i being nominated for vice presK E. Smith would dent: that the two-thirds rule not a sue- should not bo repealed from the convention; that, the prohibition amendment would bo rigidly enforced in time; and that ho was a The possibility of a third party warm friend of Dawes, rcpubll- 'durlng the 1024 elections was 'can candidate for vice president. discounted by Bryan, although Bryan voiced his views while said there was a possibility of lunching on beans, rye bread, tea, rlnlmM nmt whosf in that the forming of a third the confectionery store of Peter depended upon tho adoption of a Czajkowskl at 202 'Pino street etrongly progressive platform by i His train drew out of the Erie the The progressive station at 12:43 o'clock. me Scores Victonj Over.

Marlgn Black In Ellmln- alionPIag By defeating Marlyn Black 6-1, 1-4, la the women's tennis singles Saturday afternoon, Thelma Mc- Aullffe has gained a place in tho Community Service tournament finals, which will take place soon. In tho first set Miss -Black took the initial game by -a 4-2 count, while 'the next six games went to Miss McAullffe. Three of the games went to but the advantage lay- with. Miss McAuliffe, n-hose back-hand" In perfect form, aided a great deal 1 uu lekuiut, i iuu uui. uj Jlisg Black seemed Impossible to tend "back, but the "shovel" scooped them up returning them In good position on the court.

Tho second set went to 6-4, ivlth the appearanee at first, that the match would be turned into a three-set contest. Miss McAuliffe's placements were a largo factor In winning the game. "Socks" Welch umpired tho match which took one hour to complete. Becker will oppose Nelson. Meade will clash with Payne and K.

Johnson will play the winner of the Becker-Nelson match in the semi-finals of the men's singles be run off on the Oak courts at 6 o'clock tonight. Hill Both the men's and the women's will be played tomorrow sight. Thelma McAullffe and Mar- Jorio Baldwjn will clash for the final honors in the women's singles. Tho players for the men's Bsii will be determined tonight. do Official Extends Conpluia- lions to Leaders in Caltaraugus Coming from Ohio, where almost every county has its own health department.

Dr. James Elder of Youngstown, district health officer of Mahonlng county, was visitor to Cattaraugus county last week to observe the- work 'in progress county here board under the only of health in New York'fitate. He was accompanied by Ray K. Bachtel, sanitary inspector on his staff, and the two visitors expressed themselves ns being very much inter- under the Cattaraugus county health demonstration. Elder's Tvhleh comprises all of Mahonlng county, outside of Youngstown and two smaller cities, has it population of 50.000 nnd Its health problems are similar to those of Cattaraugus county.

Ho was especially interested in methods of health education and communicable disease control as carried out here. "Your county Is to bo congratulated upon being the pioneer in New York state in the establishment of a county health unit" said Dr. Elder. "In Ohio we have found that the plan works out splendidly in giving efficient and economic health service to rural sections. An adeqeuate appro- camo In the third inning.

It l.uto.l but a few moments and play was resumed only to bo stopped for tho final time in the sixth. Anything was legal in the gamo Umpires were even changed when It was charged that the one who opened the contest was calling strikes that went over the batter's head and the catcher nearly had to Jump for. It was the last gamo to bo played In Olean by tho All-Stars this season owing to the poor support I manager Ash says. It Is reported that the team may coetloue to represent Olean and play out of town. Eecord Trio A special train with 15 well- laden passenger cars left Olean at o'clnc kin the morning, arriving in Buffalo before 9:50.

Tho distance between the two cities was covered in record- time as requested by tho local shop- craft committee, with James II Ring, assistant rorol foreman of engines, of Olenn. at the throttle. The game by innings: Gardenvllle Olean 0 0 0 Gardenvtllo 1 0 0 0 0--1 1 0 0 0 0 1--2 i n--i Batteries: Walters and Holke; Andrews and Williams. J. W.

McVey, of tho Burroughs Adding Machine company, has moved to Olean to make his home He will represent the com-: pany in this territory, making Olean his headquarters. Mr. McVey has been connected with tho organization for a number of years. His coming to Olean Is due to tho general betterment in business conditions and a desire of the Burroughs company to render a more extensive service to the merchants and business men here. Before coming to Olean, Mr.

McVcy was located at the Jamestown office of the Burroughs company. HIM Pun, morning at 10 o'clock at tho home of her niece, Mrs. John Luderman of 527 Worth slsth street. Funeral services will bo held from St. John's church, Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock with burial mado in St.

Bonavcnture's cemetery. prlatlon for the work is. of course of lclatln( The marriage of Miss Helen M. Levett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Levett of 229 Root street, to Thomas McCarthy of 223 South Sixteenth street, took place July 22nd at the Blessed Sacred Heart church, Cleveland, the Rev. Wll- the first Miss Levott is a graduate of Ohio counties have now done away 0 fc fc nnd entirely with part-time local' health health value'. service because full-time units have proved their OLEAfl THEflTHICflL BUN NUED DIRECTOR OF THHTREATHOBHELLJ Training school of the Higgins Memorial hospital gaged on special and was duty at tho Cleveland City hospital.

Me McCarthy, also a graduate of Olean High school, is employed by thn New York Central railroad at Cleveland. The bride was attended by ALBANY. July 27. (Special) Virginia Mahaney of Allegany. N.

and the bridegroom was Charles McCarthy of Olean, N. a brother of tho groom. Miss Anna Levett of Olenn, a sister of the bride and William City Theaters. Incorporated, of ceremony. Hornell, Just Incorporated by the I Mr.

nnd Mrs. McCarthy will ronslstlng of 1,000 com- Cleveland. mon stock, having no par value, WOMEN OF MOOSEBT TO PUN MIL PICHIC I Funeral services' for Mrs. C. G.

Attendance at the Community Sen-Ice playgrounds last week was much larger than during the preceding week due to more favor- able weather conditions. It was --James Cranldes, Olean, appears I and'Daniel McCarthy, brothers of announced today. The East Olean the directors of the Maple the groom, also attended thn i play center led In attendance. figures were as follows: North Olean i West Olean 93" Total 3,202 i The all round point contests I are in full swing. Following are the names of tho children lending i In tho contest on "each playground: East Olean--Girls: E.

Pettnott. J. Butler, D. Sweet, T. Sweet, I.

Sherwln. Boys: L. Button. F. Saversky.

M. Butler, D. Johnson, B. Swanson. North Olean--Girls: Kuznk, C.

Butynskl, L. Padlo, F. Padlo, V. Sal. Boys: S.

Butynskl. A. TJkanslnski, John Padlo, John Jonak. West Olean--Girls: Root. K.

Whalcn. 51. Smith. M. Becker.

II. Griffin. Boys: G. Galley. W.

'Chappel, Kcenan, A. Mis. iW. Burgstrura. Thc gion will hold a special meeting Tuesday evening when Tho throngs of Exchange people filed Commercial Crystal Beach.

Saturday. July 25. being Installed in the trolley cars used HocK City run. Ho said that tho device works auto- raatlcally, and prevents the possibility of any accident. It has positive action on stopping tho car.

or allowing It to go down tho hill about four miles an hour, said Mr. Graves, and Is known ns "Tho dead man's handle," because of tho fact that If the should drop dead or bo Incapleat- din any way, the current would bo shut off. the brakes applied, and tho car would stop automatically. Mr. Graves stated that the de- was manufactured for tho first time last spring, and the lo- ral traction company Immediately ordered a sample Installed which was tried out on Rock City hill.

Every conceivably thing that filaneuYOfs 11 tie Staged in War Veterans Park Tomorrow 1 Regular Monday night drill of Company I at the armory has bcca postponed tonight becauw of the sham battle to bo held tomorrow night at 7 o'clock In War Veterans' park. East At the time of the sham battle South First street. Mrr. W. Wllrcri of 111 South Fourteenth street, has from a vblt "with friends In.Buf- will mobilize.

Company I will stage the sham battle; Company streets to the docks where tho could possibly happen to a trolley picnickers filled the lAmcrlcana to its capacity, with untiring efforts tho management of the Buffalo Crystal Reach corporation provided a successful outing. ers was reserved by tho management, the entire number being grouped together. The day was spent in an enjoyable manner. Tho sports activities wcro replete with thrills and humor. The races consisted of 50 yard and 100 yard dashes for boys, girls.

me and women; shoo races, bag race threelegged race, peanut race and wheelbarrow race. The Judging ot the prettiest women and baby and selection of. the stoutest man. woman and baby were features. Tho prize list consisting of more than 52 awards went far beyond tho expectations of the local committee.

The offering of Clean's merchants was heartily re cclved. Among those attending the out Ing were: Mr. and MYs. Robert Farles, the latter superintendent of the Buffalo division and staff of Buffalo. Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Hilton, general chairman of the craft association on tho Central Region. Pittsburgh; Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Shay, craft chairman of machinists on tho Central Region, L. M.

Graham, craft chairman of tho electricians on the Central Region, Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Richardson, craft chairman of thn hlnck Bitnuis or Vernon, and and Mrs.

W. J. Krotty. craft piore work adjuster on the Central Region, of Erie, Pa. B.

M. Swope, of Olean, master mechanic of the Buffalo division assisted enthusiastically in promoting the program of activities. Summary of tho races follows: The tug of war which was scheduled to be contested betwen the Oloan and Buffalo shopmen was cancelled, the latter team failing to appear. The tusscl. however, was held between tho Olean erecting shop nnd the 01- enn round house workers tho latter team showing thc superiority.

The team was: F. II. Price, captain, Merle Hadley, Harold Johnson. J. F.

Campbell and E. II. Barscll. Each member of the team was awarded 2 pounds of coffee. 50-yard dash boys under 12-- Eugcno Westfall Thomas Lynch, coaster wagon." 1 pound candy.

50-yard dnnh girls under 12-Thelma Garson, Ruth Booker, ukclcle, 1 box candy. 100-yard dash boys under Ifi-- Rudolph Bergstlno, Gilbert McDonald, baseball or glove, nerk 100-yard dash girls under 1C-- tin. Thplma Garrison, Bcttr hand bag. 1 box chocolates. 100-yard dash men--R.

C. Bryant. Lerny Spears, Tyson shirt, cap. 100-yard car was tried out and the device works perfectly, according to Mr. Graves.

The trolley wheel was taken off and tho air brakes temporarily broken on the hill. With Do If slowly down hill with the motor holding It hack About the pace of an ordinary walk, and maintained the speed until the bottom of tho hill was reached. Four of the devices are being Installed, two on the regular Rock City cars, and two on auxllltry cars. They will bo in operation within two weeks. The pafoty device differs from that on tho local city cars In that it Is built especially for hill climbing.

The air brakes are so construe ted that when the hand of the operator is removed, tho brakes are applied and a piston cuts off tho circuit while tho tracks are being automatically sanded. During two weeks in cutumn when tho leaves are. falling, said Mr. Graves, two men will operate tho cars. Leaves make the tracks unusually slippery and the- extra operator will eliminate tho danger.

CflSE Sill TO OtlE TBTE1G OLEflfJ IS USE OF DISCUSSION dash women Betty Hplhvlir. Mrs. Walter York, rnrv- Ing set 1 box candy. 100-yard dash fat E. II.

r.iUaell. Xick a i pun. Glllett razor. 50-yard dash women Mrs. II.

outlining in detail the situation in Bridgeport, where it Is apparent there will be a lengthy legal battle due to the letting of contracts for tho laying of Warrcnito in three rnvlng pragrsnis. caused wide comment In Olean. This city is threatened with a similar situation due to the fact that a special election will soon be held to determine whether the sum of $30,000 will be expended for the laying of a strip of Warrenlte. The contention was made in Bridgeport that because Warren Ito was specified competitive bidding was lacking. The Olean city charter requires competitive bidding.

The account appeared ex- elualvely in tho Evening Herald on Saturday nnd occupied more than two full columns. at Jamestown will have astern bly and inspection; nnd the of tho companies stationed at Ton- awancla. Niagara Falls and falo will go through regular mobilization, count of -strength and Ispectlon. After the battle, which will daulhtcr, of Cleveland, Ohio, are alo daughter of Cleveland. Ohio, who have been guests or tho and Mrs.

Harry W. Wrlgbt mother, MM. Harry, lisva returuCJ tense Mullln of North Fifth from Jamestown where they spent left today for their home. I tho week end with Mr. and Mrs.

George Motfett motored to a James D. Dltzlcr. city, Sunday. He was accompanied homo by Mrs. Moffett, who has been visiting her Bister.

Mrs. A. E. Burdlck of North Seventeenth Mr. and Mra.

Roy Stein of vllle spent Sunday with the lat- tcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. (J. K.

0. Sillier of North Sixtfc street and Kersperskl of North Olran, are' spending week In Blisi, N. in The Frances and Ghdyt Hale, of Rochester, arc spending a fewilays with their Mr. ot i i i uri-ft. ami Mrs.

J-loya Hale, oj Second Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks of avenue. Rlchburg wcru callers lr. the city city.

Siturdiy. George Johnson Irving street. Miss Sadie McGavisk. Miss Colet- ssotorcd to Buffalo, Sunday. Ill ta Butler.

Elbcrt and 3 accompanied home by Sirs. Butler of Davis street and Lewis i Jo nson a a tlauguter. Erva. Hanson of North Seventeenth JI 1 p- Ua Stewart ol street, motored to Rot-heater Sun- North Twelfth street and theli day. where Miss Butler will re- SUMW, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Crala consume about a half-hour, Company I will assemble In the armory for inspection nnd drill. Tho mobilization is a preliminary to a a two weeks of camp at Pecksklll and is held Hi order to learn the exact strength and knowledge of tho regiment. A band concert will be prerent- rd In Boardmaa park tonight by Hill lialiil i i i i II. it.

i i(i- gerald directing. Thn concert begins at 7:30 o'clock and continues until nine. Two vocal solos will bo sung by Robert Smith, tho program: March--Circus Bee Following Is Flllmoro Overture--Cloth ot Gold Jewell Selection--Emanl Verdi Hornplper Contradanccs DoWItt Medley Overture--All Hits Flcst Serenade Tho Old Church Organ Chamber Vocal Solo--(a) So That Is the kind of Girl You Are. (b) Songa Berlin Bob Smith March Boston Commandery Castrn. People, who Imagine that the children's health camp in tho Allegany state, Park, maintained by the Cattaraugus County Public Health association.

Is Just a place of recreation for tho youngsters, would bo pleasantly surprised to see then at work on the various tasks included in the Ashcr R. Johnson of Bradford, was chosen president of tho 1 Carrollton, N. Old Homo Day association, during thc reunion! program held in that village Sat-! unlay. Other officers elected! were. L.

D. Talbcrt, secretary a i I'. C. Brown, treasurer. Two hundred persons assem- year tho children did many very cerdltablo things In their manual work, with very crude materials; thin year they have a larger choice uf materials and arc expected to make much better things.

Thc activities alt: C.m-fully for two groups of boys nnd girls; thc first ranging In ago from six to nine years and the second from ten to twelve years. In addition to these activities the children arc Instructed In Indian basketry every Wednesday by Mrs. Chaunccy Pierce, an expert in this wdrk. CampflrcH are held every Saturday night with either lollypops, marshmallowH, or chocolate bars ns At these campfires the variuuE groups of children entertain with an Impromptu program. In addition there.aro^tory-telllng and Interesting talks by visitors.

Every Sunday night thc girls from the Presbyterian Camp give drama tization of Bible ptorles. On Tuesday. Thursdays and Dr. W. W.

Whlpple. of Sala- mancn, a dental clinic in tho camp. On Saturday, July 25, a health pageant was held in the camp In which the Jamestown-health camp participated and tho children of tho two camps enjoyed a picnic supper together. The big erent of thn cnmp Is to be on August 15, when thc nnnual cnmp circus will be hold and every child in the camp will take part. Other camps In the parl, will also participate.

main fnr a visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fr and son, Richard, of yesterday with Mrs. Oil- of Camden.

N. A. Crawford and morf's mother. Mra. Maude Davis of Wayne street.

Mrs. Ida B. Chamberlain of Jay street. Is spending a few weeks with relatives in Ptrry. Mr.

and Oliver Salisbury of S09 West Sullivan street, Bpcnt Sunday with the parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Salisbury of I'olmont. formerly of thii city. Harry Hardman of Rlchlmr. 1 was a caller In the city today. IRrry Klnnard of Wilmington, motored to Hamburg, N.

0 1 Sunday, to visit Mr. and Mra John McFadden. Mr. and Mra. Robert Andrewi Miss Lucy Yehl of Wo-U State Warren.

tho guests of Trends. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kelllngtun of East Henley street returned today from a visit with relatives la Sardinia. Miss Katherlnp Allen of Foum tain street and Miss Violet Luncj of Johnson have returned from a weeks visit with relative! and fricuils at Buffalo and Niagara Falls.

Mr. and Daniel McCarthy of U'ator street have returned from a visit with relatives is Cleveland." O. 4 ville, is the guest of her bro ther. Ollvar Salisbury of SOI and son. Clayton, of Windsor, i West Sullivan street Ontario, are guests of the former's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kell- Ington of Leo McFadden of Tuba. Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Sharp of North Union street. Leon Scinlon of Akron. 0..

has a JI rs arrived to attend the Beebe-Scanlon welding, which will take place tomorrow morning. and Mrs. Roger McBrlen of South Third street left ycstcr- torday on a outing at Sheepshead I Bay. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Carver and daughter, Jenucth. of West Henley street spent the week end with friends In Buffalo. Miss Laura Wyatt of Irving street spent yesterday In Buffalo.

Mr. and Mrs. B. P. DeVlctor and daughter.

Miss Ruth DeVictor. of Garden avenue. Mrs. Alfred Carl- pon and son. Edwin Carlson, of East State street.

Mr. ami Mrs. Max Tlnklopaugh of Garden avenue, Mrs. F. Tinklepaunh and Bruce Tinklepaugh of West State Htreet, Mrs.

S. M. Mlnnler of Anderson avenue, motored to Midway, Chautauqua Lake, yostenlny. Mrs. D.

Wilber of Alk-gany spent yesterday In Buffalo. George Holtz of Buffalo spent tho wt-ek end with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F.

Holtz of Nortb Elshth street. Mis? Mario Tolan of Hornell, who has been the guest of Mr. Griffith of Port; vllle. has returned to her homo. She was accompanied by Mrs.

Anna McCarey of Portville." Mr. and Mrs. R. Wood and John have been tho ols of Shlngtehousc were the week ond guests of the (Mr. and Mrs.

John Richards of Irving street. Mrs. Slgmund Jacohsnn nf New- York city Is the gi.est of her for their home la Casper, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs.

LcRoy Dawson and family of Hamburg, N. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Dawson of North Eleventh street.

Mrs. Thomas Allen and son, Robert, and Mrs. Sarah Jordan of Hoop street, have returned from where they were the gursta of the latter'i brother, William Jones, for tho past ten Dr. and C. A.

Greenleaf street, have returned Jrom a motor trip to Warren and Endeavor, Pa. Mrs. A. E. Hnltz daughter.

Doris, and Richard, will leave Tuesday, for their home In Cleveland, a spending several Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dawson ot Uniigeton. N. have reiunu-ii Mrs.

Joseph Lax Tompklns street. Mrs. J. pfeiffcr a a Miss Ro.se Pfeiffer of North Eighth Of JTOWSr street, spent Sunday In Buffalo. Mrs.

Donald Reichler and daughter, Barbara, of New York I city, guests of Mrs. J. C. '--bsvr past week with Mr. and Mrs.

I. of North Eleventh street. Plan Glimmering Ing the day here. Mrs. John of Bnlivnr J.

flliay, Mrs. Howard BIsett. aluminum roaster, bud vase. 100-yard run .1 lodged men -Jack Krsperskn. II.

W. Braymcr, carton clgnrrttrv each. 100-yard run 3 lagged women house for the basket nnd other features of the homecoming will be made for the annual picnic to be held at Riverhurst park, Wednesday. July 29. PUBLICIEGEPS AT iirrni rum i i WhhLtlAN rAnDUnHbt I 1 1 LULL I nil I nuuuiu.ui.

celebration. 5Iany former Carrollton residents came from great distances to attend the I Salmonson were held Sunday TMZ Mr. TaU.erT of SrnJng! afternoon at 3 o'clock from the 100 yar womcn William Stckcphs of Hornell a at Jack KrsporsUo. Mrs. How Mre llia nrown ji i 'ard Blsett 00 trade order A11 of tllc formerly had tho Swedish Lutheran lra or er raided In Carrolton and many Rev.

Luther Wilson, 1 pleasant rcminlscensrs were rr.ado I In the rldrcsscs. I Thn permanent organization i i i i i I M. Patrick McCnrtr Charles a ni Gertrude Garrl- above was formed and It latrick Mccart. Charles I ana limhrna UT swas dec-led to make the reunion Men's wheelbarrow an al a al Hcrzor first, II. W.

union at Washington, declared at the institute of politics today thar and Mrs. Myron Matson of Brad- Mnct a a aaeB ford were in the city toduy. en- nf por or La tin-AE- route to Cuba, to spend the re- crlcan cmmtr y. fi t0(laj and niav malndcr of the summer. have as disastrous consequences Miss Agnes Kennedy of ttasb- ha; thc a i an ce of power In Eur- Ington street and Mlw Julia (,,.,, Sllnkur of spent i the discussion at .1 yesterday at Nlasrara F.ills.

round table conference on out- Mr, and Mrs. Frnnk Morton Banding problems in Inter-Amcr- have returned from their i can relations Dr. Rowe said: tr 'P- "Tho of the great problems Robert Hegar. who spent confronting the American contl- paat two weeks with Carn to how it will ver of Henley street, return-1 i to avoid the balance of power od to his home in Buffalo, yrster-! this European system. We 'lay.

i lia avoid this by all Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Dcmccy and Mrs.

W. 0. Phelps of Cuba were callers in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Yehl of North Twelfth street were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yehl of Rock city. A i 1)as bccn recclvl In the city of tho marriage of M. Swelgcrt, eldest daugh- who are rnroute by: Josephine Moore South i lu OI lir SCTw Htrt-ct There will be a meeting ot thn Leaguo of Voters Friday evening at o'clock, July 31ft, in tho Olc-in Public library.

and Ransosivlllc. N. son of to- linn and rhlldrea of West lpan cnuarca OI took placo Saturday evening. July at o'clock at tho home of ntrcet. have returned home from a threo weeks outing at Shore I 0 5 Parents.

Acres on Chautauqua Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and Burial was made In the Protest-! ant cemetery at Allegany. i Tho bearers were Charier, Tilly.

"mm peanut rare Mrs. "re-Jack Srh.istor. Fred florrog. tennis rhncs, overnlls. Severn Anderson, Frank Larson I and E.

Erkkion. here from out of town Included Mr. and Mrs. anrf nf A public reception will be hcM S3lrn onson of Clevcalnd, 0 at the of the -Methodist church. Tuesday rven- Patrlck Brnvmer.

W. Herroir Frank trade ordrr. 2 1-2 pounds Jvi-r linttor Henvlf-'t rr.r.n. Nlrk Stein St Mary's Alt.i- Socletr an(J arr ana at a BMty. were wrek 1 of Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. i Hazel TM North Barry Wayne strrrt. will a i the f' wcro cnroutc to Cuba to Jolly Txvelfth rlub i i Ladies Auxiliary will rim TuesJav afternoon Wal Held at Tacoma Olean, took place Julr 22.

at the in i hall Washington, D. C. is of the Baptist church I Olran ladgc No rst of ll(r Mr. ami i of Clarion, tho ring cere- I7l', will 'meet i i i Richards of 911 I i being performed by thc Rev. 'street.

Zwaycr. visit rclativna. The marriage of Ernest E. Mar M.FH Addle- of the a and Kdnabcl Keyes. both of I hall.

ing at o'clock. I North Sixth street was admitted! Tho Miss EmHy CarII, of Fulton for an operation. X.sri street the four-yvar-oiil "tin. Delbcrt Charles. Blackman of Seventh street, en- ln Mrs, Marklet Harding rre-ke, Mrs.

F. ,1404 West Henley street, took jtertalncd at a bridge luncheon. 0 2 4 North Fifteenth street, 'sllpnr-rs, JJ.OO trade order. Tlaco Saturday at the home a a afternoon at 1:30 ju-as, admitted this morning for an PIo entinc rnntrst Iwys nnd bride's parents. jo'rlock.

In honor nf Doris operation. months oil. 23 pounds. $2.00 u. ni o.

will mi-ct condition of Mr'. William Following the ceremony a lun- ,1.. a opera- Ixrnntrmuta. where the at; of the Angels rectory, i attendants will be Clarence McCabo ar.d Floyd Htir will hold a puMIc card party In W. B.

A. hall Wcdnrs- The attendants were Misa Ma-iStlllman, an August bride-elect, f- Mrs. Richard Gratz and I a i I' t. 51 I LykA Of this citr. COUKln tn Mix I pnn the bride, tr.d Eloa Ssslth, tro-1llsrsarct Uahn and MJrs to their 13S North toer of the bride.

iFltzpatrick, Nlnth street. John Book cr. bov's cap. girl's a i cnp. clc.

tickets. John McAllskal CMItn-cl) Af i fc.1.1 'U'. awirilrf a shirt fnr third, pound's of telllEK tho Iwxsst auraber of pic- Tarry Shalat of New York city iwa5 A week end business i tho city. Mr. and Mrs.

John of Eldred wcro gtie'ts, Sunday of J. I. Line of South Flrr-: A s-nn born Saturday list. SOI! IFIHEI1YX FttY A sen was bora to i v. Younc.

of to cri'd af.ij austjVallfT. at ths Hcadryx of East Stats itretW Mr. Mn. L. Cliri ofihMplul, Saturday..