The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 4

AUGUST 16,. 1928 Ississssssssssssssssssssssslsalsssssa i EAST HAMBURG guests of D. and Mrs. Walden M. Ward last week.

i Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Streets of Buf ClASSIEIEQADVERTISEMENTS Mrs. Emfl Hoffman and Miss Evelyn Callaway attended a party at Mrs. Grace McG raw's in North Collins An Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Emll Hoffman and son, Paul, Mr. Charles Schrader and daughter, RachaeL were entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs.

William Nyhart Hamburx. N. YOUTHS STEAL AUTO OF NELSON WELCH 'I': Nelson WelcTi.Teportedto the state troopers Friday night that his had been stolen from his yard on Brant road. It was found. Saturday night at the Block Hotel west of Angola.

Three Italians from the Stick-ney-Weleh gang, their ages ranging from 12 to 20 years, stole the machine. They were arrested by the troopers and taken before Justice Joseph Peters of the town of Brant who suspended sentence when their parents promised to make good all the damages to the machine. TAKE AUTO AND RIFLE IT OF TWO BEST TIRES Sunday at the Sacred Heart Picnic, George Manuel's sedan was stolen from the grounds. Monday morning Rufua Stickney reported an abandon Delbert Farner and family of Collins Center. Fannie Kehr and family spent Suday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Emfl 'i Natalie Trusc'ott of Buffalo was a recent guest of Miss Ruth M. Smith. -w Mr. and Mrs.

Roland Smith and son, were Sunday guests of relatives in Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smith and family spent Sunday with Mrs.

Mable Eggleston at her cottage at the lako, Mrs. Smith remaining with her sister to spend, the week. Mildred Eggleston came to spend the week with Miss Ruth Mi Smith. Albert Boardway and Joseph Heary have a new threshing machine. Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Hoffman and son, Paul, spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs. Leo Hoffman and family at i LAKE VIEW The seventh annual sale and supper of the Congregational church was held last Saturday afternoon and evening. Although the weather was rather cool, there was a big crowd out and each department practcally sold out early in the evening. The Fire Department Band furnished the music for the even ing.

Figures have not been turned in to but it is estimated the proceeds will run well over any previous sale. The committee in charge wish to extend thanks to all who helped in any way. Miss Hyla H. Potter is spending a few days in Buffalo with Lyle-Roblee and family with Norman Green and family of Sandusky, N. spent Sunday visiting their num erous friends in Lake View and vicin ity.

Ernest Pugsley is having a new gar age built. Miss Mildred Bailey of Buffalo Is spending a few days with her parents Dennis Sullivan of North Tonawa-nda. N. Y. is spending a few weeks with.

William Petch. i y. -v. Mrs. Nellie Shepard of Buffalo is visiting her sister, Mrs.

E. McAllester. Mrs. Everett H. Potter and children have returned from spending a few days In camp at Port Maitland, Ont.

Canada. Clarence P. Schlick and son, Philip, of are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs! W. H.

Prentiss. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Cook of Rochester called on friends Sunday.

Miss Lillian Freeman of Buffalo called on Mrs. L. Pierce Sunday BIG TREE Miss Alice Baron and Miss 'Louise Baron of Louisville, Ky, are spending a month with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beetow of the Bay view road.

Thomas' Harmon of Charlestown, West Virginia, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Norman Foley of the Bay View road. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest of Akron, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Foley. Miss Josephine Bingert of Buffalo spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

Henry B. Beetow of Bay View road. 3 "i The Arden Sewing Club was entertained at the horns of Miss Ino Bestow This party was in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Elmer Hahn of High land Acres. The house was decorated with baloons and airplanes.

Favors were won by Mrs. Elmer Hahn, Miss Janet and Mrs. Valentine Sharp. After the entertainment a lunch was served." i Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Jennings and grandson, Donald Willett, returned on Saturday nlurht from an extended trip to the Thousand Islands, Albany, Syra-cue, Utica, Ithaca, Watkins Glen, and other places of interests. Mr. and Mrs. frank Bmltn returned from a visit at his brother's, Joseph Smith's in Colorado, the latter part of the week. Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Horton and children have returned to their home in Buffalo. Mr. and 'Mrs. Melvin Taylor and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Harrison Taylor and family attended the Davis reunion at Chestnut Ridze Park Satur 1 Mrs. Maude Herman, and 'Mrs. Lib- bie Bartholomew attended the home Bartholomew attended the home bureau picnic at Taylor's' grove at Uawtons on Friday. i.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Grisley of Bridgeport, arrived' homer, Friday, to spend the rest of their vacation with his and her parents in Buffalo and hers. Mrs. Grisley was a student at the College for the summer session, i Mrs.

Allida Struck is also visiting her parents for a time. Miss Emma Bartholomew attended the Wild (West show in Buffalo en Monday. Mr. and Ward Willett and family accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. John Ward and daughter, of Buffalo, spent bunday at Niagara Falls.

Miss Tow of Pittsburg, who has been visiting at Jay Avery's, returned home Sunday. The Misses. Dorothy Avery of Buf falo and Amy Avery of Water Valley spent the week-end at noma. I Miss Edith Avery took the census of the faific on the Gowands-North Collins road from Ansel Rieel's place, buturuay afternoon. louO autos passed and six Tigs with horses.

Ceorge Goouyil of Koiheater visited liia mother at Murshticid over the 1 i in roa HOU8B AT 11T EAST MAIN. BTKEBr. ha Ajn. roomy alonta. bath, oak Bran and mk trim Uoidrr tran, fnniaea, Two ml Saras.

tf EiTrop teddw. iru. watar and tactrldtrta mum. Call al houn after i p. oc laifm-dmt offloa for particular.

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Owner Uar-In, tb. Mata and will aril at -friKo. for quick dlrcaasl. Tarmai A. Potaa, 1S4 V.

Dt rlaloa. BD-alo. N. tot LAKH STREET. LARQB lonaol bouaa.

AH eonvanlcncaa. Hara 4a xaaa-Ions. Traaa and all klada of ihruba. Lot T8 by StO. Mra.

Mary Yochora. nimmcn Tran buooy and good 8JN- rW karaaM for taa dollara, 17 Unloa atrort. 41-U HABBLlI TOPPED TABLE, KITCHEN atanalla. laoolra SIS Ploaaaat aTana. 42p SADDLE HORSE.

INQUIRE JOSEPH 4l-p Pottar, Clark atnat PONTIAC Miss Beulah Congdon is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Ira Vamey at Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs: Gorenflo entertained a party of young people from the city on Saturday night. Grace McGraw'a in North Collins on Hamburg on Sunday.

Mrs. Lettie Storms and son, Ellis Ward, of Eden and Miss Ashbury of Buffalo called at Mrs. Albert Orton's Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H.

Woodward were dinner guests at the home of Arthur Ellis on Sunday Mrs. Rose and daughter, Gwen, of Toronto, are visiting at Arthur Ellis'. The Independent Social club members and their families had a picnic at the lake Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Fox and Mrs. Pearl Fox of Buffalo visited at Arthur Ellis' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harvey, Mr.

and Mrs. John Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corah and Mrs. George Congdon attended-Hamburg Grange Saturday evening.

Mrs. Anna Wooley is visiting Mrs. Walter Cofran. Mrs. H.

Woodward received of a grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fish of Cleveland. Miss Claudia Barnes entertained her club from Buffalo here- Sunday. Mrs.

Mary Laing of Eden who has been Visiting Mrs. A. B. Smith return ed home last week Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Varney and son visited at Mrs. George Congdon's on Saturday. It Mrs. M. F.

Varney spent part Of B1 Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Stocker and Mrs.

Elmer Stearns of North Collins called at A. B. Smith's one evening last week. (Continued on page 9) For Sale Pyrox and Blue-stone for spraying potatoes Copper-Lime Dust for dusuns potatoes, Band and Power Dusters v. A.

H. BLEY. Eden. N. Phone Hamburg 602-F-23 RADIO-TRICIAN SERVICE Seta and power amplifiers built to your speeifleationa.

i Battery seta rebuilt to operate directly from your light socket. a PHiLUPPi- Telephone Hamburg 8S-M. 291 Buffalo St. Hamburg, N. Y.

PAINTING PRICES REASONABLE Call STONES, 602-F-1S evenings. For Sale THREE MODERN HOMES ON NORTH STREET BUILDING LOTS Maplewood Subdivision DRAUDT 't 47 Highland Avenue Contractors and Builders F. D. BARTON Bicycle Repairlnji Tires at city prices tarts for all makes of bicycles, repairing vacuum cleaners and baby carriage tires. Ospoefte Caaalas Factory Coraor KVAN8 mm UUBON.STS.

aturdayat Donhauser park, East iburg, St. raters rjvangeucai rch Orchard Park held its annual picmcijames danclntr were ieature A the Our Lady of Victory Missionbhurch, Abbott road and Cooks Corners, will hold a lawn fete on the churchgrounds. On next Wednesday evening the residents in the WIndom school district will convene in the old WWdom school, Abbott and Webster roads, for the purpose of organizing a fire company which is to be a division of the Orchard Park Fire Company. The Orchard Park Fire Company 'organization will turn over to this section two pieces of firs apparatus." The commissioners and chief or the department will be present to assist in the forming of a chemical company. -A- large meeting of the property owners along the right-of-way of the Erie County Traction company was held in the old Windom school, Abbott and Webster roads, last Wednesday evening.

The next meeting to further the interests of the property owners will be held Wednesday evening, August 22, in the same school building. sPRmGmLE Mrs. Seas and daughter, Betty and Miss Doris Jackson are on a trip to Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Goodemote and son, Gage, spent Monday evening in Buffalo. I' Fred Lusa and Fred Smith were in Arcade to see the fire Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Smith, Maple avenue, is spending several days at the Bible conference at Lime Lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Martin attended the wedding of their niece, Adeline Martin, in Buffalo Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Cretinger, Wyandale, isl visiting Mrs. Joseph Warner and Mrs. j.

j. weoer. Mr. and Mrs. Case Green and Mra.

Dorothy Wheeler attended the New Albion town picnic in Cattaraugus on Wednesday. 1 A shower was given in honor of Miss Lillian Boher at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Delahoy, Monday evening.

Tables decorated with pink and white were set on the lawn, which was light ed with Japanese lanterns. Many presents were received and all reported a good timer." Miss Clara Lanp-hans, Buffalo, is spending her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Langhans and other relatives here.

The Gerwiti family reunion will be held Sunday. Mr. and Mrs: William Benzing and daughters of Buffalo, are spending two weess wim ner sister, jnrs. yy 11 our Bay and husband. Dr.

and Mrs. Waits and Mrs. F. D. Larbee are spending a few days in Batavla.

Theresa Peffer was In Ellkottville "Mr. and Mrs Lewis. Lanp-hans of Silver Creek wre callers in town on Tuesday evening. Sunday. The Block reunion was held at Cas cade park on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Centner and chil dren of Buffalo were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lang hans and other, relatives Sunday.

Eugene Fox of Hamburg waa a caller in town on Sunday. i The engagement of Miss Harriet Vedder to Lieutenant Lewis Burwell Buller, U. S. M. O.

has been announced. The marriage will take place in September. Sheret and Miss Martha P. Benaley were married at the Presbyterian church August 4. and Mrs.

Mark Ebel and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holts of East Otto attended services at the Lutheran church 1V The Garden'club met at the home of George Smead, Monday evening. Mrs. Eddlngton was the lucky one to get the W.

B. A. box of candy last Thursday evening, i Dr. add Mrs. L.

A. Hulbert spent a fsw days In Albany. Mrs. Iona Bury pf Providence, R. is.

spending six weeks with her mother and sister, Mrs. Ward Ferrin and Mra. Warren White. Rev. and Mrs.

Henry Snydr? are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wason of Canton, 111., and the Rev, Stephen Yemm, pastor of the church, Knoxville, HI.

Mr. and Mra, William Botsford spent the past week in New York City. Mr, and Mrs." Henry P. Briggs and children, of Boston, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank O. Smith. v' Mrs. F. Jones and daughter, Edith, have returned home to Dansville, 111., after spending the summer with Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Barthel. Miss Harriet Hyde, Watertown, N.

Is the guest of Mr. and Mra. J. Wells and Miss Charlotte Wells. Dr.

Gregory Stanbro of pawhuska, Oklahoma is spending ten days with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Stanbro, i WEST BOSTON Visitors at the home of Albert riser this week were Mr. and Mrs, John StetT Sr, Minnie, Harry and Frank Steff from Wyandale, Mr.

Henry r.nser, jr, air, Albert Cmka and mother and Mae Deshley from Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. John Bucknoki and family have moved to Jacob Enaer sold his farm. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Enser went to North Collins TueaJay. John Kurn callfd at the Fiwer home falo came Saturday to spend a week with Mrs. Lucy Beebe. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold E. Rnhling entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruhl-bur.

Mrs. Emerson Stone and family of Akron, Ohio, Mrs. George Atchinson and family of jacicson, alien, Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Welly of Lancaster and Edward Ruhling Friday afternoon, A buffet luncheon 7 was served in their garden at their home on Brant street Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Sucher were entertained Saturday to Monday by Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Pickard of Tona-wanda at their summer home on Lake vv. Mr. and Mrs. J. V.

Setter of Silver Creek with some neighbors called on Mr Mrs. George Lallman Sunday. Miss Katherine KJmberly of Antwerp came Sunday to spend her vacation with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. F.

A. Klmberly. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mott of Philadelphia, came Monday to spend several days with' their mother, Mrs.

Minnie Baird and other relatives in this vicin-ty. Miss Madeline Amsden of Cuba has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ketchum several days. Miss Elisabeth Gier is the guest of relatives in Bradford and Oil City, Pa, for two weeks.

Miss Anna Falk and Mr. Leroy Carlson in company with Misses Rose and Anna Larson of Buffalo were guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Peffers of Perry over the week-end. Miss Elisabeth Gier was Wednesday guest of Miss Gertrude McGee and Miss Lauratte Hauck in Buffalo.

Mr. and Mrs. William Gale of Hamburg were guests Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Briggs Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Quinby of Hamburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lawtons Thursday evening, i r.

and Mrs. Joseph La Cosse spent Wednesday in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. L.

H. Sucher, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Falk and Mrs. Ida Welch entertained Mrs. Delia Hilliker, Mrs. Ellen Ainsley, Mr. and Mrs.

George Lallman to a picnic supper at Brant Beach on Tuesday night. Mrs. C. P. Falk attended a bridge party Thursday afternoon at the Katydids, Collins, given by Mrs.

Daniel Valker of Eden. George Potter who has been very ill, seems to be improving somewhat. Miss Reed of Cohoes is the guest of her sister and family, Mrs. James V. Fregellette of Hamson avenue.

Daniel Hicks of Buffalo -called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Ruhling on The Rev. and Mrs.

Fred Brown and niwiguw4 ciuni vi iijvihuis tertained at Sunday dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Ward. (-.

Guests' the past week of and jnrs. rv una mwhih wen ui. miiinir: Fink of New York City, Mrs. William Wyant, Cattaraugus, Mrs. Allen Morrison, Coldeq- and rred Lawton of i 1 1 i i TV- I i ttrauiora, ra.

Dr. and rs. Worthington C. Ward reromea inursuay irom uuur wip down the Hudson through the Catskill Mountains antj a short visit with Mr. and Mrs.

George Cole of Kingston. Mrs. Delta Hilliker visited her cous ins, Mrs. Alice Baker and Mrs. Nellie Duel! at Hamburg Thursday to Saturday.

Mrs. Lucie Beebe wss their guest Thursday. I Mr. Norman Kruramer has accepted a position in Buffalo and nas moved his family from the Curtis flat in the Post Office Building to Buffalo. William Stuhlmiller and Miss Hilda Hook of Buffalo was the guest of Mrs.

Jennie Tarbox Mr. and Mrs. William Ottenbaeher were guests of their neice, Mrs. E. P.

Doyle at East Concord on Mrs. N. Kibler and family of tarn- name, Mrs. Charlotte Qiniunirham, Mr. and Mrsx Leo Meyers, Miss Pauline Roslink of Buffalo were recent guests of Mr.

and rMs. Robert Kibler. Mrs. William Taylor and Misses Lot tie and Jennie Tabor are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Tabor In Buffalo for the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Kraeble of Buf falo were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Buffon Saturday. Rosolle Smith and -daughter, Mrs. Jessie Baker, are guests of rela tives In Warsaw. Master Hamilton Clothier of Silver Ceerk Is the guest of hi cousins, the Turnbull children, this week. Edward Ruhling, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Ruhling, Mr, and Mrs. George Brown and Monita, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Wille of Lancaster. Miss Adeline Agle la at her home in Collins for the week.

Mr. and Mrs, John Bichaul, Mr. and Mrs. John Feinell of Buffalo were Sunday guests of, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lorenxe, i-Mrs.

Sarah Richardson who has been Quite ill is some better. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruhling enter. tained fifteen relatives at dinner on Thursday from Cleveland and Michigan.

Rev. Fred Mulllus and bride of Minnesota have, been the guest of their mother, Mrs. Caroline MiUius for several days. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Agle of Collins are on a ten-days motor trip to Fort kl ...1 i.1 III Wayne, where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shrader. Alice Wilson of Buffalo is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Wilaon for two wetks. Mrs. Herbert Ablers and daughter, Cliriatine, Mr. and Mr. Cecil Brown mutorvd to Hunduy.

-Alia. 111 her 1 I I1 In h.Miur I FTVB ACRES OP SWEET CORN OTAT rT I WllHam Hoooar. Wanr I 1 wwiHio COMBINATION OAS AND COAL HPat llkanaw. laoulr ladapaadant offlc. A1- SS ACRES TEN ROOM HOUSE.

m.TT: mlUa from Patehta. For aarUwuaS 51! F. N. Coktan. N.

Y. "maumn xMrtN ACRES atato road, ao CO AND A-HAM I ion worth OolUna. Good bnlff srapa Awlodlac all aropa. taaia. boiTJal bana.

saw Charolat track, bsctor anTV.2 aqnlpmant Prloa otbar Ur EIIU Brothara, laa, rrliurrUlaVlJ: 4S-4-44-4S-4-4T. anodara oonranlaaeaa. NBW AND SECOND HAND GIRL'S Awn boy', btcycla. Oppoalto caaalu fcS 14 MTOP. H.

D. Barton. jjj APABTafENTS FURNISHED AND itn R. M. Ddtrleh, aboaala 2 LARQB 1JVDIO BOOM.

FIRE PLACE, badrooma. klcehan. til bath. lTor, (fr, throuffbont. ama atova.

f.l- ad ourtaia rods. Pboa 70S. LOWER FLAT TO BENT. EQUIPPED with alaetrl. Ilrbta.

bath um! tmraaa. Imrolra at Hambars railway wallln. room. 11 Hawktona- aTanoa. DE3IRABLB ROOM FOB BENT.

IV. qttfra ts ualoa 3Stf AND BATH. 42c PLAT OAS, ELECTRICITY 120 Ualoa straat. ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAII lly. Iodapandant offlca.

4 FOR RENT TEN DOLLARS A WFFK roralabed or nafomlabad. a beautiful tiu room all Improvement. eradlna heaa lluhta, and phone. 102 BufTnlo atraat, Hamburg, phono 6-W. ,23 SEPTEMBER MODERN SIX ROOM houaa Mrl, nw with I avew Goorso o.

Flint, Eden v.ii,,. RARE OPPORTUNITY NICE HOME Will ehare with another couple reason ahlv Ganur. Pbcm 10M-J. WANTED WANTED AT ONCE A WOMAN TO WORK In kitchen, pttmdy work, also a pantry girl nrnrt ha Lioooln Tern Room. 208 Main strvat A GROWING BASIC AND ESSKVTIAL induatry withj Urn hfeb-claM production plant and unlimited market for its prfMiik-ta desirins additional eapital to meet legitimate xpanlon.

A rara opportiinUy is prrnted for a few investors to become In this active Corporation. Complete and lnterflsthiiT details upon mmest. Write the "Erie County Independent'. Ham. Wk.

gird for general housework and Frwth- 141 I girl for general office work, Experience not naeeaaary. Addreaa Independ. ant IS, Car of Indepaadnt-oSW. 4 iU -O-AN TO DO WASH.NOT-PIK MTBCKI.I.ANEOUS rUB COATS REPAIRED, REMODKI.ED. rallaad.

Cloth eoata altered and relink kr Mra. Anna rTaaa, SI Lons avanue. I'hont Hambars 101. 1 J0.il I DORS YOUR RADIO WORK RIGHT. IF hot phono Hamhwas 408 for expert.

OOLD WATCH. ON LAKE SHORE ROAD, while delivering loa. Klodlr oaU Uaniburf Ml-Plt, Raoalvo reward 42p, LOST ON AUfillST 1A. A RLACK AND white "Holatete eow. Notify C.

W. Frank If loond. 1H4 Main atraat. Bugalo. N.

T. tu FOUND KEY-TAINlat OK X-AKB SHORE ROAD near Hamburg Park. Owner muat alve ad. quato klcntiueatioa. Call at Hamburg- Pott 'NOTICE I wish to announce the purchase of a new sedan, with assuranos of careful driving and real service to anyone wishing to patronise me.

"ROMEO" tl Telephone 115T 1UI111 IUHLJ TIT HEN i man once ntkt his mind that he seeds Ire Insurance- he comes here on tbe nut. Beat fir it out thai policy while there chance to protect your Uveal-ment. PHONE kI.E.LEACJL 1 I2IMMS, 3 at uarsaDurg ounaay. Miss Lucille Kehr spent last week with Wllma Linsler at Collins Center and Master Paul Linsler' of Collins Center spent the Week with Edward Kehr. i Miss Agnes' Holland of Hamburg spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.

Fannie Kehr and family. Other, callers ware Mr. and Mrs. Jay Root and family of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Sarah Stickney. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. 'Willett, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stickney and two children, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Horton had a picnic dinner at the beach Friday. Ernest Willett has a new truck. Mr jmd Mrs. Frank Fendt and son, James, and Hiss Eleanor Johengen of Buffalo and Mr.

Michael Benthin of Albion were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johengen. Mrs. Harry Lawton and guest, Mrs.

Alice Sherman, spent Friday in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jabaut and daughter of Rochester were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph La Cosse. Mrs. McCullor of Angola has been the guest of Mrs. Clara Gaylord the past week, calling on other friends in town. Miss Grace Bowen has been the guest of Mrs.

Edward Schasel for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Long were entertained Friday by Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Schasel. Olney Harkness had his right hand badly lacerated by a hack-saw Thursday. Mrs. Gertrude Bowen of Buffalo is the guest of Mrs Brown and Mrs. Edward Schasel.

Park and mother of Hamburg, were guests of Mrs. Amanda Cook on Thursday. Mrs. Sadie Lawton, Mrs. Hettie Den-seland Mrs.

Nellie Coon called on Mrs-Stephen Lawton on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Pair, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Flarity of Mount Alton, Pa, returned home Saturday.

Mrs. Mary Belts, Mr', and Mrs. Earl Davidson and two sons of Kenmpre have been entertained the past week by Mrs. Millie Rupp and mother. Mrs.

Fred Button and family and Miss Ivah Jackson are camping at Lake By for the week. mrA ford were entertained to dinner on oun j.v u. nfl vr ti, km. zy Miss Clara Rica of Buffalo is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Rice. Mrs. Zillah Coon who has been ser iously ill. at the home of her son at Angola has returned to her home, in shamun i)eea -u to geveral davs. Miss Clara Kiefer of Buffalo and Miss Frances Van Tassel leave by auto Sunday for a ten day trip to New York.

George r'alty, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wesley Klce- ox Loekport were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ball and family.

Holton. Dr. William Haaka of Homer, Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Haake of Wanakah called on Mr; and Mrs. E. P. Haake Sunday evening.

Mrs. Jona Roth of Buffalo is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Leiker, Mr. and1 Mrs. Harvey Hooker and Rev.

J. B. Harry and daughter, Grace, spent Tnursday at Toronto, Ont Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wasner and family, Mrs.

Barbara Wagner of Buf falo and Edward Leiker of oGwaar da were guests at the Leiker home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. George Kohn and family spent Sunday-at Mumford, N. Y.

i Miss Goldie McKinley of Gbwanda called 'on Mrs. Paulina Dillingham on Wednesday, Miss McKinley is leaving to maae aer nome in ine Boutn. Mr. and Mrs. E.

P. Haake wen bert Hickman at Eden, week-end guests of Mr. ar4 Mrs. Al- NORTH COLLINS Misses Eva and Katherine Leiker left Tuesday for Detroit, Mien, where they will be the guests of their sla ter, sirs. Ellwood for ten days.

i Mrs. Celia Pound of Eden spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Emily Taber and daughter, Miss Harriet Phillips accompanied; her calling on Mrs. William Cross. Mrs.

Delia Hilliker ya in Hamburg from Wednesday until Sunday. George Roach and dauarhter. Ruth, of Evans Center were guests of her mother, Mrs. Robbie Roeller Wed nesday. Her sister went horn with her remaining antil Sunday when Mr.

and Mrs. Roach brought her home and were, dinner guests of their mother. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mil lard Hunter were Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey nunior or Loekport and Mr. and. Mrs. Millard Morrison of Buffalo.

Mr. and Mrs. Crockstoif and two children of Batavla were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. L.

P. Faulkner. Mrs. Fred Willett and Mrs. L.

A Wlghtman were callers of Mrs. WU- liam Cross Saturday, I Mrs. Kobie Roeller and son, William, spent Thursday in Buffalo with her Von, Clilford, calling on his wife at the Goneral hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Bolton, Mr. aud Mrs. C.

IS. Bolton and daughter. Willi frad, spent laat week at their summer home at iiunoet Bay Park, Irving on me iaH. a I UTS l'. uil I U- i- 'I u.

ed car In the ditch on his farm on the, Mile Block road. It was found to oe Manuel's car with the right front tire and spare tire taken off. Ward Reunion The Ward reunion was held last Fri day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ward of Vermont street.

A canopy was arranged and decorat- ed with flags under which tables were spread on their beautiful lawn. 25 or more guests were present. Those present from out Of town were. Mrs. Ernest Brown and two sons of Custer City, Pa, Miss Minnie Ward of Deg-olia, Pa, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ward, Ford and Donald Cowflen of Perrysburg, Mil Ida Wardr-MrJWright Ball of Versai les, MrslHirajn BurdicFaad- soi Arden. orGowanda, MrsHattie of Clymer.

M. Mrs. Bllen of Sheridan and.MrsNAnna WolWof Jamestown. Bin Mrs. Oral Gaylord Entertained six teen children at a theater party at the Olympic theater and five clock lun cheon in honor of her daughter, Mar ine's birthday.

i Mrs. C. B. Horton and Mrs. Willis Lawton entertained at 6:00 o'clock dinner followed by bridge at the home of Mrs.

Horton on Center street in honor of Mrs. Delia Hilliker ORGANIZATIONS Home Bureau Lawtons Home Bureau held their annual picnic in Taylors Grove August 10. About twenty-five attended. Mrs. George Harkness will entertain the Nclub August 17th.

Each member please bring or send one or more holders to this meeting. Grange The Lawtons Grange will enjoy old school day at their regular meeting August -18. Come and bring your friends. Each lady to bring a box with lunch for two with her name Inside. Also each one attending is- to bring a childhood photo of themselves, pad and pencil.

The regular meeting of the Women's BeUef Corps wUl be held Friday afternoon, August 24th. Business of Importance will come up at this meeting. 'A'tV" Library 1 Mrs. Alfred Welch is -Librarian for the month of August CHURCHES Congregational Church The Work of redecorating the church auditorium and Pilgrim Hall is pro-progressipg in fine shape. "Pilgrim Hall is about complete except for the painting of the wood work.

The audi torium has the rough coat of plaster on. will be, an incentive lor the Sunday school and all the organiza tions of the church to make plans for the fall and winter. Let's fill both the church and Pilgrim HaTl for Sunday School at 10:00 o'clock every Sunday morning. We averaged 128 attendance for twenty weeks this spring and sum mer with the high attendance af 161. Let's set the mark for 200 this winter.

Wecan dqit .1 i Sacred Heart Church. B.C. "7 Masses; dally at 8:00 a. Sundays at f.w and 8:30 a. m.

i- Immediately after the 9:80 mass the Benediction of Blessed Sacrament tak es place durin gthe summer, months. Friday devotions at 7 JO p. m. Saturday confessions at liSO'and J0 p. nu St, John's B.

C. Church Mass every Sunday at 7:00 and 9:00 i Friends of Human Progress Dr. Lee of Pittsburgh, Pa, will be assisted by Rev. Derby af Buffalo at the 74th annual meeting of the i lends of Human Progress at Forest Temple Sunday, August 24. It will be an all day meeting, morning session to tiiicn 01 standard time.

PERSO.VLAS I'liirt'iice Iluson, Mrs. Edith ..4 Charlotte Cioode, and tjt buffalo are t-j N. Yojk, 1'Ula-ii it- 1 A VVK13T and WATCH" All CraJ".