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Sfate VOL. 31. THE WELLSBORO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1930. IFWS OF THF NEWS FROM CROOKEDCREEK.

PAIIBT Crookedcreek, July 28-- Jonn Simerson of North Road is seriously ill at the Blossburg hospital Ira. Buckler Sues Law- Mrs Simerson has been at Blosb- CHILD KILLED uurg since Friday evening. renceville Woman for Friends and neighbors gave $25.000 Damages. George Hotchkiss a surprise party ,011 his birthday recently, njilliam Thomas, of Hazel Roe and children, room proprietor, was arrest- spent part of last week at her Saturday by Deputy Sheriff home in Farmington. ron Chui chill and County De- Ictiw Roy Wilcox, charged with lie possession and sale of liquor.

pleaded guilty before the urt on Monday and was sen- need to a fine of $200 and costs nd four months' imprisonment in pe county jail. M. S. Haskill, of Knoxville, was rested July 24 -for violations oi he liquor law, following a raid toon his premises, when officers pleged to have found a small uantity of liquor. The- officers "isponsible for his arrest also al- Ige that secreted in an empty -use nearby the defendant's artments, which are in the Ashin block on the mam street of Rufus Briggs of Louisiana and Horace Hymes of Middlebury Center were calling on old friends here Monday, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Dickinson are spending a few days with Win Long and family near Addison. Mr.

and Mrs. John Gardener and daughter, Alice of Elmira and Mi. and Mrs. F. Emerson of Corning called at H.

S. Keeney's. B. White's Friday evening. Mrs.

Earl Brown, Avanell Brown and Gladys Wingate of Wellsboro visited Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Keeney Saturday.

Mrs. Flora Bolton who has been spending the last three months with her niece at York they the defendant' ven ret rn ed to her home ick up a bottle, supposedly of h6r 1 Saturday and spent the quor, from a section of the yard I week With Mr and Mrs. H. S. 1.

Keeney. June Brown has returned to her home in Wellsboro after spending seven weeks with Mrs. White. Mrs. Jim Holiday of Elmira, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.

Cora Beers. Mi 1 and Mrs. Herman Keeney and daughter and husband of Caton, called at M. D. Holiday's Moni.

Holiday to Mis, funeral at THE COUNTY LIBRARY. BIRTHDAY PARTY. at Meeting of WelUboro I of The Pait Week From Rotary Club Monday by Gaine. and Vicinity. TM- Marv Gaines, July 21--Miss Alberta Thirty membors attended the I Anderson of Watrous celebrated Rotary meeting Monday noon a 19th birthday on Thursday Penn-Wells Hotel.

Guests evening with a weiner roast and -the Miss McNaughton Burned by Gasoline Explosion and House Nearly Des- arl of Maryland. "The travel-'and all "wishinVher lilB" JlntJlrv nrmpnf. wae a t-ivnn nn nM 4. i troyed. WHOLE 4,540.

were 3. Isherwood and George Wells, of Port Allegany and Cha dance, a large number -were in attendance, they left at a late hour the building where everal hours previous he had de- osited some articles, put it in his oat and drive away. From the ame section of yard other bottles ff liquor were confiscated by the ifficers. On Monday Haskill, rep- ksented by Attorneys Crichton Jwlett, was fiven a hearing he- ore Justice of the Peace O. 'avis and held under $500 bail for appearance before the court.

A complaint has bepn served on Sun- charging alienation of! dav Westfield, July 28---Richar Eugene Hagadorn youngest chil and only son of Dr, and Mrs. Her vey Hagadorn was almost instant ly killed Saturday by a car driv en by Frank Enderlin aged iJ years, of Elkland. Richard, who would have been six years olt ne.xt Oct. 31, with other children was playing with a ball which rolled out into th'e road just be low the Hagadorn home, which was the building formerly usei as the Good Samaritan Hospital Richard made a dash for the ball and was struck by the car driven by young Enderlin which was going east. At this point the road is somewhat down grade and quite narrow.

Those who were first at the scene say the top of the child's head was taken almost off. Richard was an unusually bright and loveable child and the grief stricken parents and sisters, Betty Jane and Miriam have the sympathy, of the whole community. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 10:30. Rev. Ivan H.

Hagc- dorn, Lutheran minister of Collingswood, N. a brother of Dv. Hagedorn, officiating. Miss Bernice McNaughton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Me- Naughton vas quite badly burned about the legs and right wribt! Saturday forenoon when gasoline which she using to wash a dress, exploded setting the house of Lee Dunhanv on fire and stroying nearly all the contents. ing library project was explained-l a fine time was reported by all by Assistant County Superintend- A son was born to Mr. and Mrs I ent of Schools, E.

E. Marvin, of Covington, Further details of the library proposition are elswhere in this issue. printed Rotary committees: Club Service, Otto Lush; Classification, Beit Mosher; Fellowship, Paul Hilbert, Henry Reap; Mark Sullivan, art Doumaux; Membership, not announced; Vocational, Rock Butler; Attendance, Win Mitchell, Ed Evans, Tom Bailey; Public Information, Robertson Cameron, Stuart Doumaux, George Harrison, Lawrence Woodin; Music, Larry Woodin, Owen Smith, Roy Smith; Community Service, Joe Williams: Boys' Work, Elmer Art Dunn, Robert Bower, Charles Harkness; Rural Urban, Roy Grant Kelsey, Fred Patterson, George Myers; Crippled Children, Roy Smith, Owen Smith, i -loyd Cole, Henry Reap; Student Tom Bailey, Gordon iarry Phillips, Larry Woodin Stephen Tinder of Marshlands on Thursday night July 17. Mr. Fred Williams, an aged resident of Mashlands, has been quite ill the past week.

Marion Head of Watrous, was a business visitor in Sayre last Friday. Mrs. Cora Wetmore of Knowlton, is caring for her daughter, Mrs. Stephen Tinder of Marshlands, Lewis Jtendrjck of Stonyfork, was a business visitor here on Monday. COUNTRY CLUB DAYJNJOYED Large Crowd Took Part in Varied Program Last Thursday.

"Country Club Day" last Thursday was enjoyed by many members of the Tyoga Country Club its capacity during the day. In the afternoon there was a baseball game, the teams being captained by Charles M. Elliott, and Prof. R. L.

Butler. The teams were composed of: C. M. Elliott J. Decker G.

M. Owlett Sheldon Ib 2b M. Erwin Dr. Hamilton Dr. Bailey- Butler Mr.

and Mrs. Frank 'Wood andji' Williams 3b T. A. Crichton daughter, Frances of Eldred were quests an Wednesday of Mr. and A.

Myers E. H. Green Mrs. S. L.

Ripley and Mr. and Brooks Mrs. Frank Ripley' of Marshlands A Br Ripley' of Marshlands Mr. Roberts of Asaph was a busi ness caller here on Thursday after 5 innings the game was call- Edgar Brandt; Otto Club Service- Rock Butder, Vocational Service; Joe Wiliams, Community Service; George March, International Relations; Stunts, Robertson Cameron, Geo. larrison, Tom Bailey, Mark Sulivan; Inter-City, Russell Rowe; Sergeant-at-Arms, Russell Rowe, Eyer--Glasz.

The marriage of Miss Cecile Glasz and Ralph Eyer was solem- fire and de- nlz ed evening at 8:30 he contents. I at St. Peter's rectory, Rev. Miss MeNaughton had been Hen ry F. Reap Miss fho is seekins- 1 Car Penter and family Sun- fisting with the housework at thei a Glasz, sister of the bridiv 0 da K.efe hrough the influence of two Mrs.

Flora Whitnev Rov Whit famil John thereby of both his companion- tended Mrs. Nathen West' She that the Uvo defendants fun alleges eral at Lawrenceville, Sunday jndantsi Mr. and Mrs. Will Carpenter now of her husband's and son, Robert of Ansonia visit- bouts though she has been un-'eri Mrs. Cora Beers Sunday aftel iccessful in locating him sinee i noon.

le came to Lawrenceville several I Mr. and Mrs. George Botchkiss eeks ago. Since her arrival in and daughter. Betty, spent Sun awrenceville Mrs.

Buchler has day afternoon and evening at in an alleged attempted East Corning with Rev. and ncide, when was rushed to, Leonard- Mathewson, at their cot- not acquainted with the danger of of Pittsburgh was best man, gasoline or she was using it in the! A lovely reception was held at. Mr, and Mrs. Watterson of Harrisburg were-business visitors here on Thursday. AAron Gillespie went on Fri- Sayre, for X-Ray and observation day to the Packer Hospital in due to the Injury he received In N.

May'7. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and ss Dr. W.

F. White If H. E. Webster rf Champaign cf W. Cummings O.

H. Evans was umpire and ed, with the score 2 to 2. The tennis match resulted as follows: M. J. Sullivan and Dr.

W. F. White defeated Clarence Draueker and George Hill, 6-3; Sullivan and White defeated J. H. Williams and Robertson Cameron, 6-1; Dr.

A. Hamilton and Mike Erwin defeated Cameron attc WAVERLY TEAM WON. Tyoga Country Club Defeated Wednesday by Shepherd Hills Golfers. The Tyoga Country Club golfers who went to Waverly, N. last Wednesday were defeated by the Shepherd Hills Country Club team, to score was as follows: Wellsboro Benjamin Mosher Williams Myers Sheldon Cameron Spencer Smith Mosher Grosjean Champaign "Ivans 0 2 Vs Doumaux 0 Pixley 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 a 1 The point Waverly Buley Carting Keefe Purkis F.

Purkis Kingsbury Di.Carting- H. Merrill Whitman Freedman Jump Brawn Lutz Kerrigan Schnitzer 3 3 Fourth Annual Picnic. daughter. Marilyn of Horseheads i Finkelstein, 6-8. T.

Crichton were callers at the home home of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ripley on gun- of Elmira, is dav.

Harry Marsh spending some time with "his irrand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh of Marshlands. won the horseshoe pitching contest. During the afternoon there Was a delightful musical program, arranged under the direction of Mrs.

E. H. Green, chairman. Mrs. Frank Dunham played several ac- Huclcleberry pickers are very cordion selections and Mrs.

M. J. I Sulivan sang several numbers and rumerous in this section. Ballard--Repard. gave a reading, "Betty af the Ball Game." Lynn Russell Ballard, a son of Mrs Amelia Hawk, caterer, Mrs.

L. S. Ballard, of Canton and! served dinner to 21, and 32 at- Hazel Repard, a daughter of Mr. tended the bridge party in the ev- a. a r.

bath room and the gat, was lighted I tlle home of the bride, 79 Pearl i and Mrs. Bert Repard, of Wells- Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Myers, in the water heater. Everything street, after the ceremony. Mi. boro, were married at the home of fMrs. C.

W. Sheldon and Mrs. W. the bride Saturday afternoon by I Suhr were the committee in Rev. C.

W. Sheriff, pastor of the i charge of the card party. Prizes seemed to be on fire at once and 6nc Mrs. Eyer left at midnight for it is almost miraculous that 3 Lwo weeks' motor trip to Mom- got out alive. The Fire Depart-) rea! an Quebec.

ment responded at once and Among the out-of-town framework and front part of the! wfere Mr. and Mrs. John Glasz of house was saved. Williamsport; Mr. and Mrs Sam- Edwin Schnttfe and KenneJ-h uel Glasz, of Niagara Fall's; Mr.

limit Cn V.w.«..^l 1 A i tT Tl A i- i. Baptist church of Wellsboro. They Blossbnrg hospital, and in a I lectacular airplane trip on Chemung River. Mr and Mrs. Wallace Button of liiladelphia to Lawrenceville, I Welsh Settlement spent Sunday hen she believed she had some 'afternoon- with Mrs.

Bertha Thrall and Mrs. C. J. Brown, Mr Mrs. Jimmy Brown and son J.

spent Sunday at Goodhue ace of her hiding! ace. Attorney's Rockwell crckwell, of Wellsboro, are rep-1 senting Mrs. Buchler. A resident of near Blackwell is arrested recently by Fish ardens Boyden and Grant, for on North Road. tchmg bait fish with an illegal Mr and rs.

George Lake near Addison. Erway, of Sabinsville, are in I he Blossburg hospital at the result of an accident- near Westfield Saturday afternoon. They were riding in truck which is believed have struck a large stone causing it to lurch violently. Several fingers on Sehutts' left hand weis crushed and two of them were am-, putated at the hospital. The Erway lad suffered a severely strain- ed back.

They were taken to the Blossburg hospital by Walter Clark, principal of the local H. E. Argus of Buffalo, Mrs. Donald Lux of Buffalo, and Mrs 1 Daniel M. Elgin, of Lock Haven.

were attended Mr. and Mrs. Norman Repard, of Wellsboro. Mr. and Mrs.

Ballard are enjoying a week's trip to Northern at bridge were won by Mrs. Chauncey Taylor, of Pittsburgh, and A. M. Brown, of Cleveland. Guests from out-of-town were: Mrs, William MacNulty, of Mr.

Ballard and his mother. IS DECORATED Arnold Bolton of Endicott, i school, the weekat Rosa Brown's Dr Farwell dressed the burns and Miss McNaughton is expected Wilcox vice. At a hearing before Jus- and daughter, Elinor of Delmar of the Peace O. H. Davis on an Mr anci Ir s.

Earl Mattison to The members of the Baptist church have voted to give their onday, the defendant pleaded 1 son of near Addison visited I Pastor, Rev. Wallace Stevens, 1 i "-k--ijucii(i, jJltriiutrvl i ulty and was fined $20 and costs ln and MrSi Linas Wilcox ic practice for which the de- dayf Sun- ndant was arrested is known to commonly used and his appre- nsion should be a lesson to other law violators. Officers who ide the arrest are liable to a if it is known that they do not Jim Holiday and daughters of Elmira, spent Sunday at M. D. Holiday's.

ar family, of three weeks' vacation and there will be no Sunday School during the time. Navy Cross Awarded forJDuke Campbell Pleaded Distinguished Service in Nicaraguan Campaign. Captain William K. MacNulty, of the United States Marines, is one of eight officers to be awarded Navy Crosses for services in Nicaragua, it was announced July 2fi New York, after which they will'Key West; Tom "Urell, of New be at home at the Packard Hotel York; Miss Norma Frisbie, of Elkin Canton, which is operated by Miss Baldwin, of Williama" Iport; Mrs. Thos.

Durbin, of Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown, of Cleveland; Mrs.

Chauncey Taylor, of and Mrs. Snell, of Cleveland. Nilcs Valley News. Miss Mildred Mclnroy of Rochester, is spending her vacation at her home here. The Ladies' Aid will serve sup- The fourth annual reunion and picnic of St.

Peter's Catholic church, of Wellsboro, together with the missions of Antrim and Morris, will be held on the church grounds on Pearl street, Wednesday, August 13. Attractions will include boxing and games, band concert, dancing, addresses by prominent orators and other entertainment features. Jmner will be served from noon until 2 o'clock. Supper will be served from 4 until o'clock. The Elkland Boys' Band will give a concert.

Mrs. John Crosetto is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Samuel Fischler and, Mrs. Ed Saunders. Mrs.

Julia Linnough, Margaret Dondon; B. Brann, Mrs. Frank MORE ROAD JOBS ARE UNDER WAY Cowanesque Valley Road Was Opened to Traffic July 29. Work has been completed on the construction of 7.18 miles of concrete 18 feet ip width, on Traffic Route 49, between Elkland and Lawrenceville, and the road will be opened to traffic about July 29, James Lyall Stuart, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, announced last week. The project is part of an ultimate all-improved route between Coudersport and Corning and Elmira, N.

Y. The project involved four major relocations and was undertaken with considerable difficulty. The completion of the contract was delayed by slides and wet character of the materials. The contract cost $404,460.70. Dominiski and Mrs.

are Antrim Geneski Valentine committee members, while Mrs. John Desmond, Mrs. Peter Kordyll, Mrs. Viola Ademski and Mrs, Lewis Mills represent Morris. Mrs.

Joseph Martino is the Biackwells', member of the group. Owen is chairman of the men's committee, with the following assistants: Stephen John of Wellsboro; James Brann, John Martino, Wal- Dominsld, of Antrim; Stanley Pattj Louis Mills, Joseph Ademski, of Morris. Dinner tickets are in charge of Mrs. R. L.

Butler and F. H. Kennedy. MAW KILLED BY CAR The members of the Episcopal I b.v the Navy Department, church are taking the month of Captain MaeNnlty is a son of August or vacation period, Jjnd Mrs. William MaeNnlty.

nuut, ana ramuy of lor tneir vacation period.j" 11 ana mrs William JMaeNmty. visited at Mrs. Ellen i There will be neither preaching I of Wellsboro, and a brother of .1 Limi. mey no not Su JP day I services nor Sunday School until'Mrs. George of Williams- prehend all persons using sucht j- and Mrs Jonn Baker are first Sunday in September.

port, and Dr. David MacNulty, oi levice. spending a few days in Corning. Thp W. C.

T. U. met at the'Towanda. Capt. and Mrs.

Mac- i 1 i i i i TW-fj. i .1 i i 4 I i A Guilty to Charge of Involuntary Manslaughter. per at the M. E. church Thursday night July 31.

Perry Gaige and son Ralph and Reginald Mclnroy and Phillip Caldwell spent Monday at Elmira. Cecil Campbell, 22 years ola, I Wesley Root, Ivan Sweet and of Morris, was found on the high- 1 Frank Bradley visited Ralph Allway near the intersection of Back en at Blossburg Hospital Sunday. street and the Oregon Hill road about 8 o'clock Sunday mornin Mr. Allen is improving. Mis.

Alice Rockwell and daugh- uncor.scious, with a broken right ter, Minnie and Mr. and Mrs. F. Bill Newman, of Knoxville, irged with possession, was sen- iced yesterday by Judge Marsh 60 days in the county jail. Kenneth Callahan, of Slate Run, irged with driving a car white oxicated and possession of Virginia Bolton came Saturday to spend her vacation with hrr grandmother, Mrs.

Flora Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Warriner of Bell- fount are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Borden.

Mrs. Mary Archer, Mrs. Kate and Katherine at home of Mrs. Delia Weidman Friday. Mrs.

Jennie Little gave the report of the County Convention recently held in Wellsboro. Pete Zurfluh got one of his fin Nulty anived here last week from Key West to visit Mr. and Mrs. William MacNulty. The Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin says: "Captain William gers severely mangled in the mach- K.

MacNulty, who on Thursday inery at the Eberle tannery last last was awarded the navy cross leg and severe head and body injuries. He was taken to the Blossburg hospital in the Evans ambulance where he died at 11 o'cloekj Monday morning without regain- visiting his grandparents, Mr. and H. Rockwell of Wellsboro, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

S. F. Mclnroy. Phillip Caldwell of Reading, is tb and 60 days in the county I Dorothy Dcate, West. Mrs.

Dorothy Deates West, wife Nathaniel West, of Lawrencee, died Thursday at the Packer ipital, Sayre, following spveial eks" illness of complication of eases. VIrs. West was born in Tioga, Jtember 21, 1900, daughter oi and Mrs. Porter Deates. She 5 manied to Nathaniel West in March 22, 1919.

Mrs. st was a member of Grace thodist Episcopal church of vrenceville. drs. West is survived by her band step-daughter, Ruth; mother, Mrs. William West.

Tioga; a brother, Milford ites, of Corning; a sister, Mrs. Burguess, of Big Flats; two les, Alec Connolly, of Corning, Willard Connolly, of Horse- ds; and two aunts, Mrs. Char- Mosher and Mrs. Doll Deates, Corning. a to Eaglesmere Sunday.

Sat urt a y- by Secretary of the Navy Chailes wi A I At the third and last Quarterly Francis Adams for services ren- u' en ce held in the dered in Nicaragua, addressed the church by Dr. Wm. -Youne-. nf Willinmsnnrt i church uy ui, win. -xoung, oi wnnamsport Rotary Cl jHornell the members were unan- on "Nicaragua," bring ou in f0 th ir Pastor, Rotarians first hand Lida M.

Otborn. fiss Lida May Osborn, aged years, of Draper, died at 5 o'- THIRD ANNUAL PJ). PICNIC Wellsboro Postoffice Force Enjoyed Hospitality of Morrell Etner Sunday at Fernwood. lrT heL third annual picnic of the Wellsboro postoffice force was enjoyed Sunday at "Fernwood," thf cotta se on Pine creek, Morrell ttner acting as host. The following were present: Postmaster and Mrs.

B. F. Edwards and daughters, Helen and Mrs. Charles Wiest; Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Bailey and "sons, Lawrence and Leonard; Doris Whittaker; Mrs. Fay Rumsey and Patricia, Jack and Ells, Mw. Rose Rumsey; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mumoe and sons Rev.

P. H. Woodruff to be returned for another year. Mrs. Donald Duley has return- to the information concerning the suppression of the insurrection and present conditions in that country.

The cita- nun-, uiai country. me ed from Los Angeles, her mother, tion to Captain MacNultv ers rPM his'iv-Scue of a pa'Ii irg consciousness. When last seen Saturday the young man was returning from a dance, and at first it was believed that the hit-and-run motorist who struck him was a stranger in this section. The matter was reported to the Sheriff's office as soon as the discovery was made, and following a clever piece ol Mrs. S.

F. Mclnroy. The Elkland Boys Band will give concerts at 12, 3 and 8 clock. About 25 professional bov- era from Scranton, Wilkes-Barr and Pittston will give exhibitions afternoon and evening. Bill Mitchell of Pittston will refree the bouts.

A large arena is heing erected, also a large dancing pla'- form will be built out doors. eox's orchestra of Wellsboro will supply the music and The Bradleys will also appear with their old-time music, singing and dancing. A fiddlers' contest will take place, also Frank L. Antill, who is noted as the champion quoit pitcn- er in the U. who lives in Corning will be at the outing to compete against Charles Moore, of Wellsboro, who has defeated many fine players in Texas and California.

Dinner will be served at 12 and supper from 5 to" 7. Atheletic events will be held for the children and some fine speakers will be heard. Among them Hon. James The erection of a steel truss bridge, with a 105-foot span, has been started on Traffic Route 49, over the Cowanesque River, between Elkland and Nelson. Approaches to the bridge will involve the construction of .03 miles of concrete pavement, IS feet in width.

A temporary bridge will carry traffic during construction. The contract will amount to $33,532.90 and the contractor is the Central Pennsylvania Company of St Mary's, Pa. The project when completed will close the last gap of pavement between Elkland and Lawreneeville. Work has been started on the contract for 2.12 miles of bituminous surface treated macadam road on Traffic Route 242 immediately east of Sunbury. The pro- iect is part of a plan for the completion of an auxiliary road between Shamokin and Sunbury, designed to relieve traffic on U.

S. Route 120. The cost of the construction is $77,687.22. These Mrs. Root and Mrs.

Perry Short Hallahan of Corning, and and daughter, of Endicott, is "orace B. Packer of Wellsboro. spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Root.

detective work, by Sheriff Frank their home here. Ruth and Barbara Wedge of i Gaines, are visiting Mr. and MM. I F. A.

Stratton. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Ferry of Buffalo spent the week-end at BODY FOUND BY FISHERMEN improvements are under the sup- of J. S. Ritchey, Division Engineer, of Williamsport. Cowanesque News. The Cowanesque Methodist Sunday School will hold then- annual picnic at the of Misjj Mary Price, east of'town Thursday.

Bring sandwiches and something to pass. The Womans Foreign Mission- ary Society of the Westfield and Cowanesque Methodist churches will meet atvthe Cowanesque church Tuesday afternon at o'clock. It's hoped there will be" a good attendance as important business is to be transacted. Mrs. Carrie 1ij'eazey, Mrs.

Randall Martin and Mrs. Ivan Rus'h- more and famiij attended the Lillian Rebekah Lodge No. 196 O. O. F.

picnic at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Ural King near Knoxville ast Thursday. Alt report a very pleasant time. Mrs.

Harry Redner was taken very ill last Tuesday forenoon, and for -a time was in a serious condition. A doctor was called and pronounced the trouble as heaf prostration. Mrs. Lawrence Griffin is spending a few days with her Mr. and Mrs.

Lyman Mitchell, oi with her daughter, Hoyle Mrs. Allyil the Eleventh when C. Chamberlain and County Detective, Roy Wilcox, Eugene (Duke) Campbell, of Mojris was lodged in jail. Marks on the highway and the nature of the injuries inflicted showed they were caused by a sev- i im a ct. and the officers th.o- ugh checking up on the cars in tho 1Q98 attacked bj a superior joying a week's vacation.

Prof, and Mrs. Lawrence Dusen from a Van ed area and arrived at the scene May Swan of Nnl-t son, visited friend in town last week. Tri-County League Schedule. August 3 Westfield at Addison, Wellsboro at Elkland, Knoxville at Galeton; August 10-Galeton at Westfield, Elkland, Knoxville at 17--Wellsboro at Knox- Westfield at Galeton, Elk- at Addison; August 24-- the beleaguered patrol. MacNulty is detailed to at the marine base at Quan- tiro, Va.

He is a son of Mr, and Mrs. William MacNulty, of Wells- boio." L. E. daughter, Clayton Stebbins; Mr! Wiicox Mr. of several weeks.

She rs Louis at Draper Oct. 31, 1871, er of Albert and Amanda Pal-1 Osborn and spent all her life' elmar township. IUT-II- Dot cher and sons, he is survived by three broth-1 1 8 1 Rober and Tom; Mr. and two sisters, Otis L. Osbom Anderson and Mrs.

Hattic Burton, of nR 5K. and Mr. and Fred of Spokane, Mrs Weaver Ray Osborn, of Victoria, and children, and Charles; Mr. ton ish Columbia; and Mrs, Eva rs Har old Ebt-renz and children, ib, of Akron, Ohio. jLura, Jpnn, Marion, Victor, Ruth he funeral will be held and Harry and afternoon at 2 o'clock at 8 nter Elizabeth and Lore-tin; Rev.

L. J. Bobeck. 'Lewis J. Bobeck, for the vears Pastor of St, Mary Church in Blossburg died Friday night in Williamsport- after a week's illness.

He was rc- to the Helen and Betty Sweet are grandfather, A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gleason and children of Canoe Camp spent Sunday with Mrs.

Julia Hakes. Mrs. James Button of Wellsboro spent Saturday with her parents. Tioga, at Leetonia where they are camping. Mr.

Griffin went there Saturday evening to spend Sunday with them. George Swimley of this place and Lee Bellows of Knoxville, motored to Connetticut and spent the week-end with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Southworth, with Martin Pollick as driver motored to Port Allegany Cyrus Barrett, Aged Sun4f ay to take Mrs- Squire South- of i wort and two children there to disappeared Weeks meet Mr.

Southworth who will i accompany his wife and children I to their home at Franklin, Pa. The body of a man identified as! hnM tri; impact, ana me omcers tn.o- SJICJH. Wltn ner parents. A 1 homp Tiieerlov ugh checking up on the cars in tho P. H.

Sweet, Ivan Sweet and ri Barrett, 80-year-old Ar- i past two vicniity.found Campbell at tho Wesley Root and Frank Bradley TMema Mountain man who disap-' uehte Mr and Mrs Evans-Lee Chevrolet garage hi spent a few days at Young Wo-1 eared several weeks ago, was ft We-tHM NT Sv? Wellsboro, buying a new headlight man's Creek, fishing the past weck! found der a brid ee on the Tip 5n n-Vli wit i ttri 1 1 nr itrrn itiiTnn filtnr.f.*, TV.fill waa i UllU Otttil JlOS Wellsboro, buying a new headlight man's Creek, fishing the past weck! found a bridge on the Ti and windshield. When questione.il Mr. and Mas. Emmett Avery, a nver near Chase's Mill, Ward it is said that he admitted having' ai Mrs. Grace Marvin of Wells-1 township, late Wednesday.

The been intoxicated the previous' koro spent Sunday with Mr. and discovery was made by Clifford night. i Mrs. Leroy Eweet. Tomlinson and Leigh Davis, of Following an inquest Mondav I Beatrice Gleason of Canoe I Mansfield, who were fishing.

Iden- afternoon by Coroner William F. Camp is spending the week-end itification was made by contents White, Campbell was arrested 1 relatives here. nf a charge of involuntary manslaughter. He waived a Justice of tho 1 milled brought out that ton at Addison. jof the man's pockets.

Coroner William F. White, of Wellsboro, who was called, believes the man died from a heart attack or exposure. The aged man left his home on June 17. He had spent most of his life in the vicinity of Troy and had beep staying at the John Burgess home months. Mr.

Burgess Barrett's son- drunk It children, seven of whom are (dusk o'n June 17 whpn Barrett left house, apd a storm was corn- Golden Wedding. Jeace hearing before" Davis, At the home of Mr. and Mrs. and was arraigned before the Leonard in Farmington, July court yesterday morning, pleaded I their 50th wedding anniver- guilty, and was sentenced to 7S sar was celebrated. Mr.

and months in the county jail and a. TM rs Leonard are highly respect- fine of $200 and costs. The two citizens of Farmington, having Campbell men involved in ve in that vicinity oww their receiving treatment. Mrs. Ada Richardson, of Well'-- boro, was a visitor at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Lavere Russell, from Sunday until Tuesday of last week. Mr.s. Carrie granddaughter, Bernauer, and Elizabath New- -T i -ton, of Rome, N. are visiting at the home of Mrs.

Ernest Kimball and other relatives. are not related. 1 and in ihp same house nearly fa the father of Mr. Bai i questioned Campbell sd- 50 years. To them were born Jin-law, Ira Burgess.

It that he was drunk. It was! el 'ght children, seven of whom are dusk on June 17 whpn fter striking! living. Campbell, Duke Campbell A bountiful dinner was served i ing on. to Main street in Morris and 'at 1 o'clock to the following: Mr. of He had made some men- going after the cows" to Harry Compton and Archie 'and Mrs.

E. E. Leonard and sons, 'got them in the shelter before the Kobmson to the scene of the a i 1 Merle and Donald, of Savona, storm broke, and since that time Mrs. Margaret Leonard and he had not been seen. Friends for the man who thev at Wellsboro, 7-- Gale- Addison at Knoxville, Wwtfield at Elkland.

Championship play-ofT on Sep' bv and De. ami Mrs. Howard and ordaim-iJj scene of the accident which show-1children, Leonard, Beldon, Llewel- i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richards, and neighbors conducted a Corning, N.

Y. Justus Leon- 'less search for him, and it ard, Mrs. Owlett and Mr. On June 16, 192S, he Was assigned as psslor of St. Marv't i per Baptist church, of which ane rs 1 A Etner and Oshorn was a member.

Rev. Morrell and Richard. V. Sheriff pastor of the First' I list church, of Wellshoro, Don't coast down hill with oc tembPr 14. 21 and 28, between Church of Blossburg, thU the winners of the two parti of i his second pastorate He only, when their efforts failed, thai they asked the assistance of the 0r1C I ha slid wilh the Hyn, Kathryn, Roger and Richard, I The section where (he aged man wh-M.

of Nei on; Mr.s. Dursilla is on Armenia Moun. mpb the championship season. Croedtedcreefc Church. mg; burial in the West Brancn 1 ignition shut off.

Unburned fuel tef y- drawn into thp cylinders and thence to the crankcase, where it cowmiftee is a perfect the lubricant. A slowlv 1 1K flcllon and dividing i turning motot, moreover, is an efficient and powerful brake. Sunday 2 at vived by his parents, three sisters Mrs. Cecilia Zielienski, Mary and Isabel Bobeck of Hudson; four Anthony of New York; John, Joseph ana Henry, of Hud- meeting at the church night and covenent ll I Tuesday! Thp. man whose wife criticizes meeting, for paying too much attention Prayer meeting 5 at V.

1 to bnsinw might ll qun'Trv" bewis Nng to pipage. as road A mpbells head crashp.i I Archie Preston, Otis Preston, Mr. I tain, about four miles from Svi- windshield, piece of i and Mrs. Simms Wilson, Clara jvania. This region is heavily a part of the -n- ponard and the host and hostess wooded.

A man n' und rt and Mrs. J. N. Leonard, of fnere for some time s-Lee Garage i Farmins'tOTi. i the piec? fitted the Well.Wo B.pHit Church Frank Cotello.

Mr.s. Mary Hunter Costello, aged 75 years, wife of Frank Costello, died last Wednesday afternoon at her home, 31 Wetmore street, in Wellsboro. was born Dec. 6, 1854, in Middlebury township, Tioga county, daughter of William and Mary L. Brewer Hunter.

Mrs." Costelio was married to F. C. Costello on July 5, 1S93, who survives, with one son by a former marriage. Clarence Hall, of Rochester. N.

Y. The funeral was held Saturday, Rev. D. W. Howell, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiating; burial in the Wellsboro emeterv.

ing his way out. wander find- Agnei Mrs. Apnes Thomas, aged 78 years, of Delmar, died at o'clock last Wednesday afternoon at tho It's always the fellows the long speeches. service. M.

S. Blair will be the speaker at the who i eveninp union service. 11 id week service Thursday, 7:30 p. Welcome to all set- I vices. short time.

On May 26, Fred Gruver, 65-year-old resident of Grover, jnear Canton, disappeared 6n the rated and It is feared that he died from exposure. home of Elmer Lewis in Delmar; burial in the Hartsfipld cemetery. Mrs. Thomas is survived by four brothers, Gilbert Coolidfte, of Delmar; Louis Coolidge, of Philadelphia; Fred and Charles Coohdge, of Wellsboro. NEWSPAPER!.