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THE CANISTEO TIMES, CANISTEO, STEUBEN COUNTY, N. Y.
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$78,000
MILK REPORT
VILLAGE OF CANISTEO
NEW YORK
FOR CANISTEO
WATER WORKS BONDS
REMOVES JASPER
CITIZENS
JASPER, N. Y., April 16.—The harvest of death in Jasper continues to
remove some of the most useful and
r*-*perted eitiaens of th'-s place.
Asa Eugene Simpson
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tended the spring meeting of Steuben
Elmira Preabytery at Atlanta Tues
day. They were deJega'eu from tb*
Presfbyteriau church.
Ea«ter Pageant
An Easter pageant, "The Challenge
I of the Cross" will be given in tin
Methodist church Sunday evening by
seven girls of the Epworth League
. Mias Loretta Loper will have the ioad
ling part. Also there will be special
I music by the choir and individual 4e
: lections.
Attended Ministerial Meeting
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Huyett, daughter Joyce were In Painted Post Monday attending a ministerial meeting.
Mrs. George Orton
Mrs. George Orton, wife of Rev. G«),
Orton of WoodBiull township, died at
her home about 1 miles southeast oi
this village Friday, April 5 of pneu
monia. She had been an invalid for
several years and for 11 weeks had
been Confined to her bed. Mrs. Orton
was born in Candor, N. Y., September
13. 1885 and married Rev. Orton in
1915. Besides her husband, two sin
tern, Mrs. Benjamin Bailey of Bins
hamton and Mrs. Curtis Welty o'
Owego, survive. Two brothers, Ray
morii 1 and Almon Lovejov of Candor
fo" half brblRere^'TliomasTtna"
Frank Lovejoy of Candor. Rev. B. R.
Croft of the Baptist church of Wood-,
hull of which church Mrs. Orton was
a member officiated at the prayer
service heldt from the home and at
services held in a chapel near Candor,
Burial was m a d e at Candor.
Birthday Gathering
Rev. and Mre. W. C. Gates entertained at their home Tuesday, Mr and
Mrs. N. A. Fisk of Bradford, N. Y., Mr.
and Mrs. J e s s e Wilcox of Knoxville.
Pa., Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rudo of
Troupsburg, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Griggs
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bruen and Mrs.
Mrra Marlatt of Jasper. The dir.ner
was in honor of Mrs. Gates' birthday
anniversary.
Try our "ON THE JOB T E S T
its free!
Asa Eugene Simpson, 75, a lifelong
resident of this community, <Iied at his
Notice is hereby given that the may- home two miles weut of this village
At the Canisteo village board meeting Monday night the milk inspection or and village treasurer ol the village Wednesday morning, April 10 at 11
report for local milk dealer* wa« of Oaneteo, New York, will receive o'clock following a five days' ill less.
and consider sealed proposals at the He suffered a stroke of paralysis Frimade:
The following are the resnlts of bac- council room of the village at 3 oclock day afternon, when returning home
t<i'io!!>!>i('<iI examination's made upon p. m., at village of Canisteo, New from his brother-in-law, Albert A. ButYork, eastern standard time on the ton s funeral, which caused his death.
samples of milk delivered at this lab- 2-»th
of April, 1935, for the pur
Mr. Simpson had not been in the
oratory March 29 by Dr. L. L. Tyler: chaseday
at not less than par of the best of health all winter, but bad been
Atherton's Ayrshire dairy, grade A following described bonds of said villable to attend to his usual work; abou:
raw, standard plate count 16,000.
age:
the home and barn. He and his wife
Canisteo dairy, grade A raw, standI78.00O.O0 Water Works
(coupon) returned from spending the winter in
ard plate count, 120,000.
Can:*teo c'airy, grade A pasteurized bonds dated May 1st, 1935, denomina Florida about a month ago and believtion $1,000.00 each, maturing three :ng it to be hip las
standard plate count 3,000.
canisteo dairr. grade A pasteurized hwnfe-Tltrtlie first day~oT"May in the posed of his home before returning.
years 1940 and 1965 inclusive and
He was born in Jasper, August 25,
standard plate count 5,000.
W. C. Kellogg, grade A raw, stand- bearing interest at a rate not exceed- 1559, the son of Jerome and Nancy
ing five (5%) per centum per annum. Ann Griffin-Simpson. He had always
ard plate count 6.000.
Elmhurst dairy, grade B pasteuriz- Interest payable semi-annually No- resided here, was a well known carvember list and May 1st. Payment in penter, having built some of the best
ed, standard plate count 3,000.
No sample* of cream were submitt- lawful money of the United States of houses of the community and a sucAmerica at the First State Bank, Can- cessful farmer. The deceased was a
ed for examination.
A re-examination of the Canisteo isteo, New York, with New York ex faithful member of the former Bap
Dairy milk was made in the county change, bonds register-able as to prin- tist church of Jasper, until it discontinued ite services, since which time
laboratories and showed much im- cipal and interest.
Each bid must be for all the bonds. he has regularly attended the West
provement, as follows:
Bidders are invited to name the rate Jaeper Wesleyan Methodist church,
.Canfeteo Dairy, grade A raw, stand
why Ford V-8 trucks earn bigger profits
of interest which must be in. a multi- and their home was ever open for
arc! plate count 6,000.
ple of one-quarter of one-tenth of one church functions. He married Miss
for
their owners.
Here's a test that will prove to your own
per cent. All the bonds must bear the Ella Freehand of Jasper October 2,
Mr. J. B. Scutt in Hospital
Ask your driver what he thinks of the
satisfaction that the Ford V-8 truck can
Mr. J. B. Scut* of 25 Adeit Place, same rate o: interest. The bonds will 1880 and it was nearly five years ago
comfort
and convenience of the cab . . . the
haul
more
tons—more
miles—with
more
be
awarded
to
the
bidder
submitting
that together with members of their
Hornell. was taken to the St. James
ease
of
handling
. . . the speed and ability
the
best
ibid,
to
be
ascertained
by
taksatisfaction—at
less
cost.
family,
celebrated
their
golden
weddMercy liofepital Tuesday evening, by
D.
E.
Drake's
Birthday
Honored
of
the
80
horsepower
V-8 engine.
ing
the
cost
of
interest
at
the
rate
ing anniversary.
his son, Guy E. Scutt, where he will
Put your own driver back of the w h e e l The nud week prayer service of the
Then
ask
us
about
the
Ford factory reBesides his wife there survives a
undergo treatment and a possible named and deducting therefrom the
have him test the new Ford V-8 truck on
premium bid, if any,
daughter, 'Mrs. Lewis Hill of Addison Methgidst Episcopal church was held
operation.
conditioned
engine
and
parts plan that
any hauling job—with your loads—and let
In addition to the price bid, the pur- and two sons, Roswell Simpson of at^tfte home of D. E. Drake last Frikeeps
your
truck
at
peak
condition yet
chaser must pay accrued interest on Greenwood and Harry Simpson of
y evening., At the close of the meetthe results speak for themselves. We will
GOING TO NEW YORK
materially
reduces
maintenance
costs.
the
bonds
from
the
date
of
the
bones
ng
a
birthday
anniversary
gat^erins
Jasper, also a foster daughter, Mrs.
furnish the truck, the oil and the gas—it
Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Whiting will
James Stephens of Hornell and three was observed for Mr. Drake. Warm
leave Friday afternoon for Part Wash- to the date of delivery.
won't cost you a dime to find out exactly
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS
Each bid must be accompanied with brothers, D. C. Simpson of Jasper, at- sugar was served and a most enjoyington, L. I., near New York City, to
spend Easter with Mr. and Mis. Stan- a certified, or bank or trust company torney Leverett Simpson of Canisteo able soc'al time ensued. Those attendcheck to the order of the village of and Leslie Simpson of Olean. Thirteen ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Drake
Easy Tirms through
ley H. Wilson.
VnivtrsalCreditCo.,
Canisteo, for fifteen hundred sixty dol- grandchildren and ten great grandchil- and family of Wellsville, Rev. and
the Authorized Ferd
lars ($1560.00) to secure 'tfce village dren, nieces and nephews and a host Mrs. Paul Huyett, daughter Joyce, Mr.
W a n t Advertisements
Finance Plan.
against any loss resulting from the
and Mrs. Burt Smith, Park J. Smith.
WANTED: WOMANpFOR HODSE- failure of the bidder to comply with of friends who mourn his death.
Miss Ethel Heckman, Mrs. Watson
The
funeral
was
held
from
his
late
work toy hour, Tegular, weekly. the terms of his bid. No interest will
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Smith, Mrs. Mira Brownell, Arthur
MORE
THAN
EVER
AMERICA'S
GREAT
T^UCK
VALUE
Write box W, care Canisteo TIMES. be allowed on good faith deposits. The home
Rev. E. E. Look, a former pastor, as- Snyder. Mr. and Mm. George Spencer.
FOR SALE: ONE KORSE PLOW. right is reserved to reject .any. and all sisted by Rev. O. H. Pelham of the S. J. Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. J.
West Jasper
Wesleyan Methodist H. France.
, Second hand drag. JESSE LAM- bids.
Said
bonds
are
to
be
issued
for
the
Returned from Florida
church,
officiated.
Burial was in JasGideon Woodruff, "Eye Hath not
PHIER, 20V2 Depot street, Canisteo.
nell Wednesday evening. Mrs. Maude
nd Mrs. S. L. Griggs and Mrs. Walrath and Mrs. L. J. House accomSeen"; chorus, "For Thee, Oh Dear,
April 18. purpose of purchasing an existing sys- per cemetery.
tern of water works to supply t h e inM ^ _ Genevieve Hilborn Dies
Bruen returned home Wednes- panied them and attended the movies.
Dear Country"; chorus, "Thine is the
M/C Genevieve Hilborn died at the day even'ng from soiourning in Flor —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornell and two
WANTED: HAULING AND TRUCK- habitants of the village of Canisteo,
Kingdom"; intermeauBO, Miss Emily
ing ashes, dirt, etc. JESSE LAM- New York, with water, .in pursuance h^fne of her son, J. E, House Saturday ida. Mr. and Mrs. Griggs having been children Roy and Ruth of Wliitesville
Blanchard, organ solo; baritone solo,
PHIER, 20Vz Depot atreet, Canisteo. of Chapter 64 of the Laws of-1909 as.-gvening, April 13, shortly after nine snending the past five months at Lake were week end. guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Caward, "A New Heaven and a
April 18. revised by the Laws of Chapter 650 of o'clock-of cerebral hemorrhage, after Worth. Kissimmee and other points of Lester Cornell.—>Mr. and Mrs. Richard
New Earth"; choral sanctus, "Holy,
the Laws of 1:927 and the laws supple- a two months illness. She had been in interest. Mrs. Bruen joined them later V. Walrath and daughter Betty of RoHoly. Hofy"; double choir, "Let the
The
Canisteo
Methodist
Episcopal
FOR SALE: 30 Dav Regulator clock. mental thereto and anxeudatory there- poor health for several years and last in February, reporting a wonderful nix chester and Miss Ada Ordway of CanHeaven's
Rejoice"; baritone solo,
Cheap. CRANDALL AND ROBIN- of and an act relating to villages con- fall was obliged to give up housekeep- weeks spent in the south. They stopp- isteo were in town Sunday to see J. B. choir will give an oratorio in the Vance Caward, "To the Lord, Our
SON, 10 Greenwood street, Canisteo, stituting Chapter 64 of. the consolidat- ing and live with her children. She ed upon their return trip and were Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stone. church Easter afternoon, April 21, at God"; contralto solo, Katherine NorN. Y.
April 18. ed laws of the State of New York and was well known and highly respected guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marlatt at —Mrs. Radcliffe OUn of Osceola, Pa., 5 o'clock p. m., The oratorio, "The ton, "Come Ye Blessed to my Father",
the general municipal law of the state
Athens, Georgia, for four days.
was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs, Holy City," by A. R. Gall, is under semi-chorus, "The Fining Pot is for
WANTED: HOUSE WORK OR CARE of New York being chapter 29 of the in the community having spent the
Card of Thanks
Leon Stone.—'Mr. and Mrs. E. T. the direction of C. Howard Richard- Silver"; sophrano solo, Mrs. M. L. Halgreater
part
of
her
life
in
Jaeper.
For
for sick. MRS'. J. SAUNDERS, 10 Laws of 1909, constituting Chapter 24 nearly ten years she was telephone
VanSkiver son. Miss Emily Blanchard is organist
We wish to express our sincere grat- Bouck «ndi Mrs. Clair
Eighth street, Canieteo. April 25. of the consolidated laws of the state operator tor the villager The deceased itude to friends, and neighbors, who so were shopping in Elmira Friday.— and Miss Ruth Hallock is assistant lock, "These are They that come out
of Great Tribulation"; duet, Mrs. M.
organist.
L. Hallock and Miss Emily Blanchard
FOR SALE: ELEVEN HOSE CHAM- of New York and pursuant to proceed- was twice married. In 1882 she wa's kindlv assisted -us- *«ring the illness ( M r e A L.,Whitin« was in Hornell on
'The
program
of
the
oratorio
Is
as
ings
o?
the
board
of
trustees
of
the
married to William House and four
''They Shall Hunger no More"; ladies'
pion grain'drill. In excellent condiL n i f B t t ? _ ? 1 ™r * e !?- Ve iu„ Ueb _ a .° d i *£* (Wednesday.—Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Mus- fbllowie:
Introduction, Miss Emily
tion. LESTER CORNELL, Jasper. village of Canisteo duly had and tak- children w e r e born to this union, Haz- father, also to those who sent the |to spent the week end in Hornell. Blanchard, organ; tenor solo, Walter quartet with chorus, Mrs. M. L. HalN. Y.
April 18. en, authorize the same and pursuant el, a daughter, died in infancy and a beautiful flowers and to those who fur- Mrs. Anna Mueto who has been spend- Knight, "No Shadows Yonder''; tenor lock, Mre. William LaValley, Mrs. Wilto authority conferred by the vote of son, Eddie is deceased.
nished cars.
liam Adams and Miss Camilla Case,
Ing several weeks in this place, reAbout 27 years ago her marriage to
NOTICE: IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a majority of the qualified electors
MRS. A. A. BUTTON. MR. and MRS. turned to her home in that city—Mrs. solo, George S. Young, "My Soul is a with Scott Caward and Miss Margaret
Thirst
for
God";
trio,
Mre.
William
voting
at
a
special
election
in
said
vilRollo A. Hilborn of Jasper took place. C. H. VAN SKIVER and FAMILY, MR. Kenneth Schoonover, son Gene and
there will be a public hearing on the
Haring singing solo obltgato, "List!
annual budget for the years 1935-36 lage, duly and legally called, held and He died about 8 years ago.
and MRS. MILTON CHAFFEE and sister, Miss Madge Miller, called on LaValley, Miss Emily Blanchard and The CherKbic Host'' and "I Heard the
Miss Margaret Haring, "At Eventide
in the Council rooms of the village conducted on the 6th day of SeptemMrs. Hilborn was born in Troup3- FAMILY.
their aunt, Mrs. Walter Reynolds 1n it Shall Be Light"; chorus, "They that Voice of Harpers"; chorus, "Great and
of Canisteo, May 5,1935at 7:30 p.m. ber, 1934, and with the approval of burg July 24, 1863 Her parents were
Jasper Seniors Present Play
Woodhull one day last week.—Mr. and Sow in Tears"; contralto solo, Mrs. Marvelous are Thy Works,,Lord God."
the Water Power and Control Com- Eugene and Mittie Towsley-Grinolde
C. C. BURRELL, Clerk.
Playing before a capacity audience,
mission of the state of New York De- and she was one of a family of three the seniors of Jasper Central school, Mre. H. M. Cornell were in Hornell
FOR RENT: GOOD, MODERN LOW- cember 20, 1934, and the consent of children. Two sons survive, J. E. presented the outstanding dramatic the latter part of the week having iner flat. 6 roms, gas, water, electric- the Public Service Commission of the House, at whose home she died and production of the year in the school terior redlecorating done on their home
A. W. Johnson of Wellsville was a
ity, good cellar, good neighborhood, state of New York, March 12, 1935.
Merle House of Painted Post. Also auditorium.
business caller in town Wednesday.—
garden. W. E. LAMPHIER, 61 Depot
The assessed valuation of the real seven grandchildren and four great
The play was produced under the
street. Canisteo.
May 2 property of said village subject to grandchildren. The funeral was held direction of Miss Dorotha Waters, the Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stone and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Wellsville
taxation, as appears upon the last pro- from the House home Tuesday after- retiring English teacher of the Jaeper were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stone
GRANGERS A T T E N T I O N !
ceeding village assessment roll is $1,- noon a t 2 o'clock. Rev. W. C. Gates school. The play was the last one of
Frances
I have been appointed by the Na- 342,534.00 and the total contract debt officiated. Burial was made in Jasper the year and marked the last perform- Sunday afternoon.—M l s s
Waight who attends Hartwick college
tional Grange Liability Insurance Com- of said village, including this issue of cemetery.
ances of the class cT2 1935 upon the of Oneonta, is spending h e / Easter vapany, as adjuster of claims for this $78,000.00, is $126,500.00, deducting
stage.
Attendants at Funeral
cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
district. We insure Grange members $78,000.00 proposed water debt, the
iSome of the out of town attendants
Card of Thanks
A. C. Waight and grandparents, Mr.
only. /The Grange saves its members net debt is $48,500.00.
at the funeral Co Alvin Jonee Monday
We wish to express our sincere grat- and Mrs. A. B. Craig, j r . ^ M r s . Delbert.
25% on insurance on automobiles acThe population of said village (1930) afternoon w e r e : Mr. and Mrs. Archie itude to friends and neighbors who so VanSkiver, daughter Althea, son La- i
cording to past records for years. census is 2540.
Prentice of Cuyler, N. Y.; Leon Pren- kindly assisted us during the illness Verne were in Lindley Wednesday
which is more than any other comThe total debt above stated does not tice and Mrs. George Prentice of East and death of our beloved husband and evening.—Lewis Graham of the Peart
pany. All Grangers should see me for include the debt of any other subdi- Schuyler; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cross father. Also to those who sent the
automobile insurance and save money\ vision having power to levy taxes upon of Painted Post; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis beautiful flowers and to those who River school faculty, formerly of the
Jasper Central faculty, Is spending
G. W. JACK, Canisteo, telephone any or all of the property subject to Schoonover and family of Austinburg, furnished cars.
hie vacation in this place.—Mrs, J. W.
10-F-21.
the taxing power of the village. There Mrs. Jay Carrington of Hartsville; Mr.
Mrs. A. E. Simpson,
McCalg visited Mrs. Lee Heckman in
are such other subdivisions.
and Mre. Fred Angell of Hornell; Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hill and family. Betihesda hospital, Hornell, Thursday.
HAY FOR SALE
A detailed report of essential facts and Mrs. Joe Cramer and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Simpson and —Mr. and Mrs., Harry Erwin of CornChoice haled hay for sale on the E.
ing were In town Friday—Mr. and Mrs
O. DOWNS farm, 2V2 miles from South will b e submitted to any interested Lester Prentice, Mr. and Mre. Glenn family.
i
, - • . • ' . Freelandt and Mrs. Carrie Prentice of
Mr. and Mre. Harry Simpson and Saniuel O. Allen and three daughters
Canisteo. GLENN HAWKINS, Apr. 18. b i d d e r .
The village of Canisteo was incor- Canisteo.
family.
of Addison called on his father, S. J.
Mr and Mrs. James Stephens and Allen Sunday afternoon—Mr. and Mrs.
Acted as Judge
LATTICE FENCES, TRELLAS,ARD porated under the laws of 1873 and
Dist, Supt., C. A. Bruen was in Hor- family..
ors, and porch boxes, made to or- the amendments thereof, and operates
Elon Symonds attended services at
Mrs. B. Frank Spencer, eon Kenneth the Baptist church in Woodhull Sunder. I have patterns and designs and as a village under the general village nell Friday afternoon acting a s one
of the judges in a debate between Hor- of Canisteo and Mr. and Mre. H. G. day and were dinner guests of Mr.
will show them on request. ARTH- law.
Total amount of village taxes levied nell high school and Fredonia high Hunt and family of Hornell visited and Mrs. Ray TenBroeck.—Mrs. NetUR S. GRAIN, 59 Russell street,
Canisteo, N. Y.,
Apr. 1 tf. for preceeding three fiscal years.
school.
their father, L. E. Hunt, Sunday.—Mrs. tie Harrey who has been helping Mrs.
18312-1933
. ' . . . $20,327-00
Anna Craig, Mrs. Lavina Colvln and T. O. Swan, has gone to Elmira.—Mr.
Card of Thanks
UPHOLSTERING, CANTNO SEATS
1933-10I34
19,765.89
We wish to express to our neighbors Mm. Delbert VanSkiver were rmopping and Mrs. A. M. Wallace and John
and furniture repaired. Neatly and
1934-1935
24,528.39
and friends who so kindly gave their in Hornell Friday.—Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Hambel were Hornell visitors Saturpromptly done, overstuffed cushions
Amount of such taxes uncollected at loving service in our sad bereavement gar Ackerman, son Elmer of Wood- day evening.—Howard Spencer and
repaired like new. ARTHUR S. the end of each of said fiscal years is our sincere gratitude. We also appreci- hull were callers of Mr. and Mrs. N. friend of Osceola, Pa., were Sunday
GRAIN, 59 Russell street, Canisteo,.
ate the kindness of those who sent the A. Hartwell Sunday evening.—Mrs. dinner guests of hie parents, Mr. and
19324,933
571.96
N. Y.,
Apr. 1 tf.
lovely flowers.
1933-1934
1,575.80
Antionette Rathbun of Elmira was a Mrs. George Spencer.—Miss Dorothy
1934-19135
1,380.19
Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Waters of the Central school faculty,
Mrs.
Osmer
Margeson,
daughter
FOR RENT: FLAT WITH ALL MODThat the amount of such taxes un- Eloise.
Hutchinson. —(Robert Heckman o f spent the week end at her home in
ern conveniences. Inquire of B. E. collected ae of the date of this notice
Hoppersvllle spent Monday visiting Olean.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
C.
Potter
and
TAFT. 3 Russell street. Telephone Is.
family.
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
23-R, Canisteo.
April 18.
*:: Heckman.—Prin. and Mm. Arthur
1932-1»33
331.39
Attended Funeral
1&33-19.34
352.41
Attendants a t the funeral of Asa E. Gates, son Robert of Port Byron, N. Y., Two Arretted for
FOR SALE: SEED OATS MIXED
1934-1936
578.67
Simpson from out of town Saturday, were guests of his parents, Rev. and
with AUa barlarJFJSANK L. SACKStealing a Shot Gun
The village taxes of the current fis- were: Mr. and Mrs. Leldnd Dennis, At- Mrs. W. C. Gates Sunday.—Mr. and
ETT, R. D. 1. Jasper, N. Y.
cal year 19S5-1&36 amount to $23,829.59 torneys and .Mrs. L. J. Simpson, Mr. Mrs. George Murphy and Mre. Carrie
Walford Dickinson of Union street,
FOR RENT: 2 MODERN FLATS, one and to date, none thereof, h a s been and Mrs. Leon Freeland, Mr. and Mrs. Whiting, daughter Viola were in Canisteo, lost his shotgun last Janufurnished. Inquire 22 Russell street, collected. Said taxes become delin- Earl Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Painted Post Sunday and spent the ary. It was later found in Kelly Bros.,
Canisteo.
tf. quent February 7, 1936.
Heckman of Cantsteo, Mr. and Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Clood restaurant, Hornell. Sheriff's officers
.
Said bonds are direct general obli- Roswell Simpson, daughter Lula, Mr. and family. Miss Audrey Clops, who and state police investigated and on
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING AND gations of the village, payable .rain and Mre. B. M. Scribner, Denael Free- spent the latter part of the week with Sunday Deputy Sheriff C. N. Roach
repairing. New furniture made to unlimited taxes.
land, William Reimann, Frank Warri- her grand parents, returned to her arrested fijverett Burohard of South
order and canning. A full line of
The ( approvlng opinion of Clay, Dil- ner, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Miller, Milton home.—Mrs. Maude Walrath, daugh- Canisteo and Delos Eason of this villsamples. lEstlmates free, FRED lon and VanDewater of 120 Broadway, Chaffee of Greenwood; Mr. and Mre. ter. Miss Evelyn Walrath were in age, charging them with the theft.
Topcoats, single breasted, double breasted and
PITLKOWSKY. 36 Greenwood street. New York, will be furnished to the Joseph White of Highup; Mr. and Mrs. Hornell and Bath Saturday. Mre. Myra The restaurant people paid $2. for the J
the
wraparound style, from $16.50 to $22.50.
Overstuffed furniture cleanedXand purchaser, with cost.
Isaac WW*e of West Cameron; Mr. Wallace who hae been 'spending two gun which was worth |15.
used furniture for sale.
ADated, Canisteo, New York, April and Mrs. Fred Freeland, Mr. and Mrs, weeks at her home In that place, reThey were taken before justice C. <
Suits, in all color* to suit your fancy, $13.50, $15.
Canisteo.
Apr. 1/tf.' 15, 1935.
Wallace Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Sterle turned to Jasper with them.—Eugene H. Richardson and both pleaded gull- j
to
$26.50.
.
Olin of Woodhull; Mrs. Radcliffe OUn Erh of Mayville, N. Y., was a caller ty. They were sentenced to 30 days in j
STANLEY C. GARMAN, Mayor.
FARMERS— The place to buy that
of Osceola, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis in town Saturday.—Mr. Ackley, local Bath Jail and a fine of $0. Jail sen
LOUISE GRAIN, Treasurer.
new harness or have the old one reA new line of men's osfords from $3.50 to $6.50
Hill and 2 children of Addison; Mr. cheese maker, visited relatives at tence to be suspended upon payment
paired is at D. C. BARDEEiN'S harQuaker
Bridge
Sunday.
Kenneth
Buland
Mrs.
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s
Stephens
and
Mr.
and
Will
Speak
to
Class
of the fine. Eason paid his fine. BurLadies' Pumps and Osfords, $2.50 to $3.95.
ness shop. 231 Grand St., Hornell,
Wilttams of Hornell; Leslie lock motored there with him.—Mr. ohard went to Jail Monday morning.
Mrs. Perry E. Stephens of Russell Mrs.
Large stock of collars and harness
Shirts—a new line with stiff collars, no starching
and Mrs. Eldred Dmke and Mrs.
street will give a talk on her trip Simpson c< Olean.
parts.
Ovlla Oulndon attended the funeral of
through Florida no Wednesday of this
Senior Play
necessary, $1.50.
T h e mystery farce, "The Blue Bag" Eugene end Patrick Lewie McNeil at Purely Creek Grange
WILL SWAP: GRAY WOOL OVER- week art. the meeting of the Adelphian
St.
Mary's
churdh
1n
Rexville
Wed|
class
which
will
be
held
at
he
home
wfca presented by the seniors of JasCOAT,, size 40 and Crosley radio, 6
To Present Play Here'
tnbe for single bed and one-half of Mr». Eva Talbot in Russell street. per Central school in the auditorium nesday Mr. and Mre. Lester D r a k e ! (The three act play, "The Deacon's [j
dozen charm, or what have you? Luncheon will bo served a t 1 p . m. Friday evening. The play was a splen- and sons of Wellsville and D, E. Drake (Disaster,*' sponsored by the Hartsville '
Call at MRS. JOHN L. SMITH'S, R. The program will follow. Mrs. Adslt did sufcoess and was played before a were supper guests of Mr. Arthur Snd- Gnange will be given at tlje Canisteo
D. 2, Cameron, N. Y,
April 26 B. Stephens ami Mrs. E. Jamison will capacity house. It was directed by der and Mr. and Mrs, George Spencer Grange hall Friday night, April 19.
ibe In charge of the program.
Miss Dorothy Watery English teacher. Saturday nlght.—Mls* Sylvta Burdette The cast of characters were announcWILL SWAP: VICTROLA, WALNUT
Proceeds which were nearly fifty doll- a member of the Central school facul- ed in The TIMES of last week. Music
CLOTHING, SHOES,
cabinet, with 76 beat records. Will
IN i s i i r a
ars, will be treed to help finance the ty, spent the week end visiting ia between acts. Also a monologue, Mrs.
HAS QUINSY
Swap for typewriter. M, C. BRA8TMrs. R. Edget t of Howard is recover- seniors on their Washington trip.
Franklimrille—Mass Evelyn Walrath Snooper rides In a Pullman given by
V
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Attended Presbytery
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and Miss Elaine Talbot of North Jas- Mrs. C. F. Hartman. Adults 25c, childApril 18. M. Pierce Is the attending physician.
Harvey Bruen and Clark Dennis a b per attended a school display in Hor-ren lOc, curtain at 8:15.
No strings to this offer
FORD V-8 TRUCKS
ORATORIO AT
M. E. CHURCH
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