Y O U N G ST O W N . N. Y., SA T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 28, 1918.

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Lewiston Mr. S prickm an of Buffalo, has been spend ing several w eeks w ith H. A. H ildeibrant.

Mrs. O tto Soldw isch and d au g h te r, E velyn , have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Volls.

F a rm ers have been very busy sow ­ing w hea t, p ick ing and m ark e tin g p runes and peaches.

Miss M arion B rockm an sp en t sev-

Mrs. George Q uackenbush is ill.D avid A rth u r and fam ily have m ov­

ed to La Salle.Mrs. E llis M ackey has (been spend ­

in g tw o w eeks w ith re la tiv e s in R och­ester.

Mrs. T. A. K e rr and d au g h te r , E lea ­nor, have been spend ing a few days e ra l days recen tly w ith h e r a u n t, Mrsin Torontp , Ont. j j . H onick, a t R ansom ville.

M. G. G ilb e rt of R ochester, is in V ic to r L indsay , w ho has been tow n, to asssum e th e m an ag em en t of spend ing several w eeks a t h is hom e th e T horpe evapora to r. d iere, le f t la s t w eek fo r South L ancas-

Mrs. C larence B aker and tw o c h il- 'te r , Mass., to resum e h is stu d ies a t d ren have re tu rn e d from a few days’ th e academ y there , v is it w ith re la tiv e s in O lean. j Mrs. F red G anshaw p leasan tly cel-

Mrs. F ra n k lin Sage and Mrs. C hilds eb ra ted h e r 81st b ir th d ay , recen tly , of Buffalo, have been spend ing a few w ith h e r ch ild ren and g ran d ch ild rendays w ith Mrs. K a th e rin e Sage.

M rs. Jo h n Santon and tw o ch ild ren , of T oronto , Ont., a re guests of her p a ren ts , Mr. and Mrs. C harles A. Pow ­ell.

Mrs. L aw rence B urke has been spend ing a few days in Buffalo, the g uest of h e r d au g h te r , Mrs. P h illip C. P itz.

W illim a J . A rm stro n g and d a u g h ­te r, V iolet, have re tu rn e d from a ten days’ v is it w ith R apids, Mich.

Miss C alista H offm an has gone to W est C hester. Pa., w here she w ill he a m em ber of th e D arling ton sem i­n a ry ’s facu lty .

aro u n d her. Supper w as served, a

Wilson.

G rades, L ily B ogart, L uella Cary, K enneth G askill, Clifford Loomis, A lice Nelson, H ow ard P erry , Jacob Reese, M ildred Reese, L eonard Tabor, D rucella W ard , L ucille W ilson, W irt W akem an, K arl W righ t.

A g irls b aske tba ll team has been o rganized a t th e H igh School w ith the fo llow ing officers: Coach, Miss M ar­th a J . Cole; cap ta in , Miss F ay E tta B ush ; business m anager, Miss Alice H. Bull. T he m em bers of th e team a re : F ay E tta Bush, E s th e r Jo h n ­son, G ladys Reed, D oris Swick, M ar. g u e rite C arl, L ydia B erlin , Grace W akem an, H elen C oulter and F ra n , ces M arks. A facu lty team has also been organized w ith th e fo llow ing m em bers: Miss M arth a J. Cole, MissA lice H. B ull, Miss H elen H aas, Miss M arjo rie B ixler and Miss A nna H am ­ilton . I t h as been decided am ong th e g irls th is year th a t in o rder to belong to th e team they m u s t keep th e ir av ­erage in school up to a t lea s t 80 per cent, on th e ir m onth ly rep o rt cards.

A t th e C ounty C onvention held a t N iag ara F alls, la s t w eek, C ounty W. C. T. U. tre a su re r , Mrs. N ellie W ille, of N iag ara Falls, p resen ted a silk flag to th e W ison W illard L. T. L., for the la rg e s t increase in m em bersh ip d u r­ing th e year. The C ounty L. T. L. secre ta ry , Mrs. C. H. B lacklock, p re ­sen ted a b eau tifu l p in set w ith th ir ty pearls, to th e secre ta ry doing th e best •vfrork and show ing th e g rea te s t effi­ciency, and it w as won by Mrs. H arry C onrad, secre ta ry of th e W ilson W il­la rd L. T. L. T he local Legion has been ex trem ely ac tive d u rin g the year p rep a rin g la rg e q u a n titie s of w ork

th e Red Cross, su p p o rtin g a

Mrs. Jam es P ig g in s has been ly ing very ill a t h e r hom e on M ain s tree t.

Miss F lo rence and H aro ld Mudge, w ho have been spend ing the sum m er a t L ong Is land , re tu rn ed hom e th is

re la tiv es in G rand | Week.Miss P au lin e T ugw ell le f t T uesday

for Oak L ane. Pa., to resum e her i forstud ies a t Miss M arsh a ll’s h o a rd in g j F ren ch o rphan , besides co n tr ib u tin g school. to th e su p p o rt of several poor fam ilies

Mrs. W. B. M alcolm and Miss E th e l and do ing m any o th e r w orks of m ercy Fnsifrn G lenn B edenkapp 1ms C arru th e rs , of T oronto , Ont., a re I t has show n itse lf to be a very lively

com pleted h is n av a l tr a in in g a t An- spend ing th e w eek th e guests of Miss and efficient o rgan iza tion ,apolis, Md., and is exoected hom e for H elen K now les. | Mrs. F. M. Cam pbell, cha irm an of

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam K insella of th e W om an’s L iberty Loan C om m ittee Buffalo, v is ited Mrs. K in se lla ’s par- has appoin ted th e fo llow ing com m it- en ts, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Isdell, S a tu r - 'te e s : Speakers com m ittee, Mrs. G.

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T he coun ty hom e d em onstra tion q^en ts in New Y ork have organized g roups of Camp F ire G irls fo r sum ­m er w ar w ork. In U lster coun ty the g irls a re he lp in g w ith th e can n in g and a re p lan n in g a conservation ex­h ib it fo r ,th e coun ty fa ir. In M onroe coun ty th e g irls have form ed a g a rd ­en in g u n it, and in ad d itio n have p u r­chased seventeen pigs w hich they w ill ra ise for th e m arke t.

a sh o rt fu r lo u g h before go ing over­seas.

Miss M attie C allad ine of Buffalo, h as been spend ing a few days w ith day and Sunday.h e r p a ren ts , Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n A. C alladine.

Miss Bessie P e rr ieo has been snend- in g a few days w ith fr ien d s in Tona- w anda, before re tu rn in g to Boston, Mass to resum e her vocal study of m u ­sic..

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. B edenkapo have been SDending a few days a t A nnano- lis, Md.. to be p resen t a t th e com ple­tion of h is course by th e ir son, E nsign G lenn B edenkapp.

W illiam B row n has re tu rn e d hom e from th e G reat Lakes naval tr a in in g cam p n ea r Chicago. He w ill resum e h is course in d e n tis try a t th e U n ivers­ity of Buffalo, su b jec t to th e call of h is superio r officers.

Mrs. C. N. H offm an, ch a irm an of th e local b ran ch of th e Red Cross so­ciety, is is su ing a call, u rg in g all L ew iston ians to c o n tr ib u te c lo th in g for th e B elg ian refugee fund . A r ti­cles of c lo th in g m ay bo le ft a t Mrs. H offm an’s home.

A t a m ee ting of' th e v illage school board la s t week. Miss M aybelle Gilis of R asom ville w as engaged as seventh and e ig h th g rad e teach er to succeed M iss M arjorie G odfrey, w ho has en ­gaged in governm en t w ork a t W ash ­ing ton , D, C. Miss M ary P e rrig o has b een tem p o ra rily filling th e position since Miss G odfrey’s dep a rtu re .

j H erb e rt Swick, Mrs. H. P. Crowie, Mr. W illiam J. H ech t has r e tu rn e d ,Mrs. John F a rre ll; p ub lic ity com m it-

to Camp U pton, N. Y., a f te r spend ing tee, Miss D ora H a tch ; exam in inga ten days’ fu rlo u g h w ith h is p aren ts , Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ech t and fam ily .

O ntario Lodge, F. & A. M., w ill hold its first m ee ting of th e season a t th e lodge rooms, T uesday evening, O ctober 1 st.

Miss M innie S u th e rlan d , who has been v is itin g h e r s is te r , Mrs. J. A. Diez, leaves soon for W ash ing ton , D. C., w here she has accepted a position as c lerk in th e A v ia tion B ureau .

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam G eorge of H olland , N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. D aniel H eim an of C larence., N. Y. w ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ech t over Sunday.

Miss L u rlin e W ard gaave a w einer and m arshm ellow ro as t to a num ber of in v ited friends, a t h e r hom e in N ew ­fane, S a tu rd ay evening. F if teen w ere p resen t and all sp en t a very en joy ­able tim e.

Miss M ildred O. Moody, who has been spend ing th ree w eeks w ith her fa th e r, A. J. Moody, le f t hom e Sunday m orn in g on a tr ip a rran g ed by the N ationa l W om an’s C h ris tian Tem ­p erance Union. Miss Moody is to rep ­resen t th e N atio n a l o rg an iza tio n a t five d iffe ren t S ta te C onventions, be­g in n in g w ith M aryland, from th e re to In d ian a , New York, M assachusetts

The Rev. Sm ith O rdw ay, p as to r of a n 4 V erm ont. She expects to re tu rnth e P re sb y te rian chu rch , has b er,n g ran ted a vacation d u rin g th e m onth of O ctober, and d u rin g th e second w eek of th a t m on th he w ill a tten d th e cen ten n ia l ce leb ra tion a t tlie A u­b u rn T heological sem inary . On th e second S undav in O ctober Mrs. Ord- w av w ill conduct th e services.

U pw ards of th ree dozen re ta il fu r ­n itu re deale rs of B uffalo enjoyed a fish and ch icken b a n q u e t a t th e A ng­le rs ’ R e tre a t one day la s t w eek, m o­to r in g h ere from th a t city.

b ro th e r and fou r s isters. The fu n e ra l w as held a t th e hom e of Mrs. Lam p- k ins, T uesday a fte rnoon , a t one o’clock, Rev. Roy B agshaw of W ar­re n ’s C orners officiating. The in te r ­m en t wras a t W itm e r’s cem etery ,Tovrn of N iagara .

T he no n -resid en t pup ils a tte n d in g th e H igh School num ber th irty -five of

F red B arn u m is bu ild in g a silo on w hich tw en ty -tw o a re in the Academ- h is fa rm here. iic d ep a rtm en t. T he nam es of these

M r . and M r s . Jo h n Schum an a re ill s tu d en ts a re : R oberta B arnum ,and u n d e r th e do c to r’s care. j H elen C oulter, H enry D onner, M ary

Mr. and M rs. J . W. N elson h av e 'D o ty , E lean o r Holz, M ilford Luff,

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hom e som etim e th e first w eek in No­vem ber.

Miss F an n ie M. W itm er, 73 years old died a t th e home of her s iste r, ^ ie M edina V egetab le Company Mrs. B a rb a ra L am pkins on th e Smoy- a re h a rv e s tin g some onions a t th e er road, Sunday m orn ing . She w as m uck farm in Shelby. F rom 45 acres born in th e tow n of N iagara , w here expect to ra ise 30,000 bushelsshe resided u n ti l m oving to W ilson i w hich a re now b e in g shipped by th e n ine years ago. She is su rv ived by a car i ° ail a ̂ $1-50 per bushel.

com m ittee, Mrs. C. H. T ugw ell, Mrs. S. A rth u r M iller, Mrs. R R. Singer, Mrs. C. J. C hapm an, Mrs. Roy B lake; em ergency com m ittee, Mrs. J. G ran t W rig h t, Mrs. C. E. Johnson , Mrs. W. A. Bush, Mrs. Solomon Q uiett, Mrs. A. M. M cllroy, Miss A nna H am ilton , Miss M arth a J. Cole, Miss D oris W ea­ver, Miss Alice B ull; genera l com m it­tee, Mrs. J. W alte r Nelson. Miss L ulu W ilson, Miss E dna C arter, Mrs. J. A. Diez, Mrs. E. A. Thom pson, Mrs. I. H. H all, Mrs. S. M. Sm ith, Mrs. Leo F. Daiiey, Mrs. C. E. Sw allow , Mrs. M or­ris L. G askill, Mrs. R ay M. Farley , Mrs. C layton W righ t, Mrs. H. N. C ar. te r, Mrs. George H. Teague, Mrs. S. A. Moote, Mrs. S. D. P lum b, Miss G race Lockwood, Miss Grace Good­m an, Mrs. E arl P e tt it . T he com m it­tees m et a t the W ilson S ta te B ank on T hu rsday evening, to m ake p rep a ra ­tion for th e cam paign w hich begins Septem ber 28th and w ill co n tinue u n ­til O ctober 19th , bo th dates inclusive.

A D utchess coun ty fa rm er has sold a ll his po tatoes for 3% cen ts a h ill, th e buyer to dig them .

T he liquor dea le rs’ association in C orning w ill try to upse t th e excise election of las t sp ring , w hen C orning and several o th e r places in Steuben coun ty w ent dry.

been e n te r ta in in g frien d s from B uffa­lo.

M rs. G eorge S chutz of Buffalo, has been spend ing a w eek w ith fr ien d s here.Ia rg 9 cake w ith e igh ty -one candles d eco ra tin g th e tab le .

Jean M acG regor, Ida Bell M cCracken, P h y llis M ark, M ary M cC racken, M abel

A lbion has a new fee p la n t th e ca­p ac ity of w hich is tw en ty tons of m an u fac tu red ice per day. I t re ta ils a t 40c. per hund red pounds.

L ockport has one case of w h a t is believed to be S panish influenza. The v ictim is H arold Crowe, a p riv a te in th e n a tio n a l arm y, w ho w as tak en ill on Sunday w hile hom e on a few days’ fu rlough .

T he la te s t m ilita ry developm ents in P a le s tin e show th a t Gen. A llenby’s forces a re now o p e ra tin g q u ite ra p id ­ly, hav in g now advanced n o rth w ard s ix ty m iles from th e ir o rig in a l posi­tions and occupied B esan, A lapula and N azare th , c a p tu r in g 18,000 p ris ­oners and 1 2 0 guns and s t il l g a th e r­ing in d isorgan ized m asses of T u rk ish troops. T h is is very considerab le p ro­gress tow ard Dam ascus. P resum ably th e L ydda-D am ascus ra ilw ay is being u tilized . A t N azare th th e A nglo- E g y p tian arm y is no t fa r by ra il from the coast c ities of H aif and Acre. The C h ris tian w orld w ill be g rea tly g r a t ­ified by th e cap tu re of N azare th , and a new in te re s t w ill be a tta ch ed to the P a les tin e cam paign. T he A nglo- E g p tian arm y in P a les tin e under Gen. A llenby and th e A nglo-Ind ian arm y in M esopotam ia u n d er Gen. M arshall a re still fa r a p a r t— possibly m ore th an 600 miles. T here appears to be ground for th e b e lie f th a t in both reg ions th e T u rk ish troops have become dem oralized and hopeless.

COUNTY COURT— NIAGARA COUN­TY— A lm erin B. Langdon, P la in ­tiff, vs. Lew is H. L angdon, W il­liam Broom al, F ern Broom al, E arl Langdon and Em m a L angdon, h is w ife, Glen L angdon and A udria L angdon, his w ife, W illiam A. H elm s and E lizabeth Helms, his w ife, and Daisie M. L angdon, de­fendan ts.

To the Above Named D efendants.You are H ereby Sum m oned to a n ­

sw er the com plain t in th is ac tion and to serve a copy of your answ er on the p la in tiff’s a tto rn ey w ith in tw en ty days a f te r th e serv ice of th is SUM­MONS, exclusive of th e day of se r­

vice; and, in case of your fa ilu re to appear or answ er, ju d g m en t w ill be tak en ag a in s t you by d e fau lt for th e re lie f dem anded in th e com plain t.

T ria l desired in N iag ara County. D ated th is 29 th day of Ju ly , 1918.

AUGUSTUS MORRIS, A tto rney for P la in tiff,

Room 201 Hodge B uild ing, Lockport, N. Y.

T oL ew is H. L angdon, W illiam B roo- m al, F e rn B room al, E a rl Langdon,

! Em m a L angdon, Glen Langdon, A udria Langdon and D aisie M. L angdon: — T he foregoing Sum m ons is served u p ­on you by pu b lica tio n p u rsu an t to an o rder of Hon. N orm an D. F ish , C ounty Judge of N iag a ra C ounty, dated Sep­tem ber 21st, 1918, and filed w ith th e

j C om plain t in th e office of th e C lerk of N iag ara C ounty a t Lockport, N iagara C ounty, N. Y.

The ob ject of the above ac tion is to p rocure a p a r tit io n and div ision of th e prem ises described in th e com plain t in th is action , if such p a rtit io n and division can be had, and if no p a r t i ­

t i o n and division can be had, th en fo r ! a sale of said prem ises and a div ision of the proceeds am ong th e respective ow ners thereof.

The prem ises affected by th is ac tion | a re s i tu a te in th e Town of P o rte r, N i­a g a r a C ounty, N. Y., and a re briefly described as fo llow s:— ALL OF THAT PIEC E OR PA RCEL OF LAND ly ing and being in th e Town of P o r­ter, C ounty of N iagara and S ta te of New York, and being one hundred acres tak en from off th e sou th p a r t of fa rm as described in W arran ty Deed m ade by W illiam B ark e r and C a th e r­ine B arker to M argare t E. B row n, w hich Deed w as duly recorded in th e N iagara C ounty C lerk ’s Office on the 1 st day of October, 18 69, a t 1 2 o’clock M in L iber of Deeds 121 a t P age 352, and being and in tended to be th e sam e prem ises owned by M argare t E. B row n a t th e tim e of her d ea th and by her la s t W ill and T estam en t, w hich is duly of record in th e N iag­a ra C ounty S u rro g a te ’s Office, she de­vised to A ngelia L angdon, C a th erin e L uke and L ulu H ow der.

AUGUSTUS MORRIS, A tto rney for P la in tiff,

H odge B uild ing ,Lockport, N. Y.

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I t is reported th a t th e R om an C a th ­olic Diocese of B uffalo is to be m ade an A rchdiocese and th a t th e R t. Rev.

P erry , M ildred P u tn am , A da Bell T hom as H ickey, B ishop of th e Diocese Schultz, W ilfred Schulze, M arian of R ochester, is to be elevated to th e Shaw , D uane Stacy, Rex Stacy, D oris headsh ip of th e new ly crea ted arch - Sw ick,G race W akem an, L u rlin e W ard diocese, w ith B uffalo as th e place of

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