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TBB L iv n ra s T O H m a ru B L io a m , o m k wu o , m. t h u As d a t . DAOKHM Ot iQih, H 8 1
L IgT OF D 0N 0B 8 f o b OENB8EO VISTTIKO NUB8E
Fcdlowine U a list of cMitiibutoni for the Geneaeo Visiting Nuree A#-
Bir. and Mrs. L. M. Allen. Mrs. Valle Aiwten. Charles Ai
Hen,Bten, Charles A ustin.
Elizabeth Armstrong,Mrs.
G eorgeArm strong.
Mrs Charles Battaglia, Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Jacob Badaml. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Bennet, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bondi. Ben Franklin Store. Dr and Mrs. Homer Bull, O. B. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Batch-
Miss Marian Bolt. Mr. and
good, Livingston Birge, Mra J. O. B u ^ e y . Mr. and Mra Brooks Buck-
iir.lev Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Barnes, Mrs. Elizabeth Brower, Miss Anne B l^e , Big Tree Supply °o-- ^Earl Baiter, Mr. and Mra. F. E. BrowneU. Mra. Daniel Barnard and h£s. J. A. Bishop. Mr. and M ^ j HTHack. Mrs. Mary U M r a n d M r a W . J. Brodie. Mr. andMrs. Charles Baedcr. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bailey,. Rev. S. J. Bsrme. Miss Francea Burna ^ ,
Mrs. Alex Chiara. Mrs. A. Crak- Un, Mrs. Frances M.
Mr. and Mra. and Mra.Mrs. Max Stensel.
Miss L.yna Thrall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompaon, Mr. and Mra. J. R. Taft, Mr. and Mra O. E. Thompaon, Mra. Mary TeaU, Mr. and Mra. O. F. Torrey. Mrs. Howard TealL
dr. and Mrs. H. G. Ulmer, drs. B. VlUarella. Mr. and Mra.
C. C. VanVaohten. Mra Jamaa Van- galio. Mr .and Mra. G. H. Vincent
Mra. Lulu Washburn. Dr. and Mia. J. B. WeUea. Mr. and Mra A. J. Wade, Miaa Jane Wilson. Mr. and Mra W. P. Wadaworth, Mra. J. L. White. Mr. and Mra Leo Wilcox, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wadsworth, Craig Wadaworth, Mr. and Mra Oaorge WilUamaon. Mrs. Nathan WiDlama
______n. Mr«. I>anlel Rsv.and Mra. J. W. D. cooper. Mr.
. H. B. Curtis, Dr. and Mra S. J. lertaon, Mr, and Mrs. w . g . c » r -
Colt Mr. and Mrs. Por-— , Mrs. Anna Chapman.
Carr, Daniel
and Mra E. P. Ward; Mr. and Mra E. Westfall. Mr. and Mra Homer
ilCOX, Mra. H. J. Welch, Mra W.t»atln Wadaworth.Mra. John Voung, Mr. and Mrs. E-
Bruce Y ounga
ter Chander, ..m—
? ”a r i ' p S £ k ^K.^6ok.* O ^ u n i t y Outlittew. Mrs. Esther Camp^H, M r and Mrs. T. F. Courthope, Mra.
^M »*N tek Dr. J. A.*Del-ehanty. Dr. and Mrs. L. v. D u n h ^ , Mr imd Mrs. M. DeLaVergne. Mra L. A. Doty, Mrs. E. E. Doty. Mr and Mrs. E. H. DeMunn. Mrs. Mary Demcey, Mr. and MrS. J. H^ D<m- ohoe. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. D ^ e r , Mra A. E. Dietoctte.J. M. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs._K. M. Doty, Mrs. Rom Delabi Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. laney, Mrs. Mary Dclehanty.Doty,
Mary Dcl<Jennie Dunn.tczmic
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. ESveringham.Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Erwin. Mr. andMrs. W illiam EUianey, Hirilie EUianerley. Hirilie EUianey.
Mrs. John Fyffe. R. S. Foils. Mr.and Mrs. E. F . F itzgerald. Mr. andMra Ernest Fitzpatrick. Mr. andMre. E. J . BHnlgan. Mr. and Mr*. C.F. Pundlnger, Miss Bridget Fennfcll,
1 Mrs. ElT “ ■ ■ ■. and J a E.
Clbert Foland. Mr. and Forbes, Mr. and Mrs.
C h a r le s F ly n n , ^ r . an d M rs. J . W .Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Finley. Mr. and Mrs. John Fish. Mise Ethel Frazer, Faculty Normal School.
Mrs. Mary GUlan. Mra Harriett B. Greene. Miss Mdlcent Green. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Gowdy. Mr: and Mrs. W. H. Grove, Mias Agnes Griswold, Mlm Sara Goheen, Mrs. Sarah Cet-zinger, Mr. and Mrs. Edward GroM, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Graham. Mr. and Mra. Gartshore, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Oulnac, Geneseo Hardware Co., Miss Zella Gray, Mrs. WilUain Gallagher, Mrs. Harold Gilbert.
Mrs. James Hart, Mra. John Hen-drlclGB, Mr. and Mra: Ixwlie Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Haley, Mr. u d
Ifra. ]
Mrs. Vincent Haley, Mr. anc Mra. W. A. Haley. Mr. and MrsEmory HeWitt, Mr. and Mra. E. A. Horton, Mr. and Mra. Frank How-I t t Mr. and Mra. H. L. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest HiUer. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. H alt Mrs. Edna Huff. Mias Eva Hunter. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Holcomb. Misses Hunter, Mr. and Mra.J. W. HotchklM. Mr. and Mra. F. S.Hollis, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hanby.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irwin.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jamison. Mias
Petri Jonet. Mrs.. EllzalieUi Jobneon.M r a H e le n I>. K a m a M r. a n d M ra.
William Knooc, Mr. and Mra D. R Kessler, Mr. and Mra. Rudolph Kel-low-James Luce, Mrs. Prank Least, M r and Mrs. O. G. LakUaw, Mr. and M rt W. R. Lowery. Mrs. MaryLynch. Mias Helen Lauderdale. Mr.and Mrs. Frank Luttenton, Mr. and Mra. W. H. Leadlngham, Mr. and Mrs. F.' B. linfoot.
Mrs. Alex Marks, Mrs. David Marks. Mr. and Mra. V. T. McDonald. Mr. and Mra R. L. Merrell, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Munz. Mr. and Mra M. J. Murphy. Mr. and Mra. Fred, McTarnagban, Mr. and Mra R C. Milks, Mr. and Mra. W. D. McClln-
George Meekeilock. Mr. and Mra. George Meeker. Mr. and Mrs. Winiam Mann, Mr. and Mrs. R . ^ Miller, Mr. and Mra.R . ^R. R. McCUiBkey, Miss Elinor Mc-
1 Mrs. O. M. Mlnokler,Bride, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Mlnokler, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McGuire, Rev.a n d M ra. A . H . M ason . M r. an d M ^O. P. McGuire, Col. and Mrs. R. E.McMillan. R oy M cTam sghan. M issKatherine McCurdy, Mra. B. E.
and Mrs. T hom as Mc-
Necr A Neff, .Mrs. Mike Nobile, Dr. and Mra C. I. Newton, Mr. andMra. Mvrtm N orthrop. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N ast Miss Jane M. N e^on,
Mra. G. D.Edna Neff, Mr. and Mra. M. D. Nast,Mr. and Newton. Mias
Miss mien H. North, C. D. Neff, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Neff. Mra Jennk Nevln. Mr. and Mrs. William Nerin.
Mrs. Joseph Orlando, Mr. and Mrs: W. L. 8. Olmsted; Mrs. L. C. O'Connor, F. A. Osborne, Mra. Owens, Mias Elizabeth Odstedi ,Mrs. F. J. O’Donnell.
Mrs. George Poole, Mr. and Mrs. James Perkins. George PapadUds. Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Page, Mr. and Mra. B, R Peachey.
Mr. and Mra F. A. Quirk.M ra Frank Rlcottsk Rochester Tel-
p., Mr. and Mra DonRahmlow, and Mra D. W. 1 ^ -tor, Mrs. Katherine Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs.W. S. Rectof, Misses Rlppey, Mrs. Elizabeth Ringgtkd. Red Jk WhiteStore, Mr. and Mrs. R E. Ritchie; Mr. and Mra K. R Rider, Anna Run<Uo, Mrt. J. Rust, Vlnocut Ryan.
M ra George Schreve. Dr. and M ra B. W. Southall, Miss Minnie Stinson, Mr. and Mra T. W. Slaight Mias Grace Seger, Mrs. Valentine Street, fit. MlehaaFs ChuM^ 9cho<rf. Mra Charles Stapley. Mr. and Mra Q. H, Slaton, Pliny Seymour. M ra J. V.
Sturgea, Mra W. M. Shlrlr. Hadle Smith. Rev. and Mra Sunter 4fr. and Mra. M.
roaephScott,
and Mra. D. R. Sandsra Stooka Newton, Mra B. S. Smith. Clar
ence Stewart. Mr. and Mra Newton Shepard. Miss Hildegards Sherlock,
W. D. Shepard.P. Speazano, Mr. and
T A B U TSNHIB KXPK&TS TO PXJLT n r D A H 8V ILL1
A large entry Ust is expeetad In the ping pong tourulhant to be held In Daneville on December IS. This is the first county tournament to beheld In DanavUle. To date 90 applications have been entered. A hand-
p i acme trophy donated by Tex B. Ubyd who has done much in this aecUon. win be awarded to the win-
Mra. George Walla, Mr. and Mra C H. Webb, Norman Wakely, Mr. and
;ra. Frazdc W agner,C. C. W alker, Mra. H a n ia tt W l ^lock. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Welch, Mr.
------------Ward;F. E WIK
D ir e c t lo a F ta d e r a U s e dDirecticm finders are placed
m a n y tr a n s a t la n t ic l in e r a
il^ an added attrsctioo at 9 o’Oock t t t t t evening an exhMUoo featuring Sol Schlff. 19S4 national champ, and A b e Bevenbauzn. 1 • S S national champ will be played. Both of these players have been touring this section for the past three months. Through the cooperation of Mr. Lloyd they are booked to play in Dansvllie in K. of C. haH on Decemb er l A M r. A ppU n r e q u e s ts aU e o - t r le e t o aend in apphoatlons aa aoon m posrible. Don't forget the date. December 18. at 1 p. m.
C H flia T M A a H IN T Sin the Saturday B v en k if Post
luntatn -peoa, p w tc ilw,erSbarp fount■etz. A lso W aterm an’s peoA Conklin pen*. S e e th eo e ueeTuI g tftn a tFO LT8’ JEW ELRY STORE, Oene- • e o . T T advl
z ^ m m c a n^ Heroines
LOUISE M. COMSTOCKEmily Geiger
^ B N . NATHANIEL QREENE, whoseV J vlgoroue cam paign in G eorgia andthe CsroIIoas eventually won that territory for W ashington and 'tba col- oolsts, . wax retreating before LordR aw don from N in ety -S ix . W hen b ereached the Krnad rirer word wubrought h ln th at th e pnrsn lng troopshad divided forces. He immediatelycoD ceired the plan o f tak in g ad \'an tage of this dirisloo to make an attack, confident th at thoogb h e had beenhelpless against thd superior numbers of Rawdon’s combined forces, he could easily defeat the two smaller fcress. taken one at a time. His own Uncs were depleted, however, by tbs recent engagement, his men weary. To insure his success it was necessary to gain the aid of Gen. "Game Cock” Sumter, then scouting on the banka of the Wateree, m any miles away. The m essa g e m ost be carried through dangerous country, ridden with Toriea N ot a man w ould v o lu n teer to m ake the Journey.
T hen th ere cam e to G eneral G reene’s quartera. offering to sndertaks this
hazard ou s com m ission , a yoninamed Emily Geiger. Of Erally'i family . o f her ap pearance, we kabw eery
Of her later life we know onlylittle.th a t sh e eventuaU y m arried a r l^ planter and became mistress o f a plan-ta tlo o on th e C ongerce river.
But we do kapw that General Oreenoaccep ted E m ily ■■ h is m esaeoger. an-trusted her with a letter to a s s s r s lSum ter, and read Its co n ten ts to bar.just In case of acddent. So aho sotout, m ounted on horseback and rid ing side-saddle. On the second day of her Journey, she was Intercepted by Lord R aw d oo's sc o u ts s o d sh arp ly q oes- tlooed . N ow E m ily could not te ll an untruth w ith ou t b lushing. H er look s were very guilty indeed. Lord Rawd on’s sco u ts .prom p tly took her p r is oner, and conhned her In a room In a ncarivy farm house. T hey sent for an Old Tory matron to come and Marcliher.
Alone in the room, waiting for them atron, E m ily's com p osn re re tu rned.Drawing out the precious letter, ahe to re i t In b i t s put it in to her m onth piece by piece, chewed them, and sw a llo w ed them . T h e m atron entored and search ed th e glrL B ut her search revealed noth in g su sp ic iou s, and E m ily was eventually released, to go her way.
Shortly after Kmily reached her goal. General Sumter's camp, delivered her message, and as a result, Sumter’s troops only a little later Joined Greene St Orangeburgb.
• . lets. WM*«rs Xswssspvr Uslss.
Gifts and All Accessories for Your Christmas Remembrances
T h e N o o k o f B o o k sII CENTER STR EE T GENESEO, N . Y .
Open evenings until Christnus
A COMMUNICATION
but w h at about^ S e ^ s t ^ t S S r SA rasldaD t od o u r to w n h a d b een
mafi's tracks tcroM bargarden. Saturday morning about 9o'clock a maa. croaaad the gardsn.She asked fatal what the Idea was.
”1 have ca u fh t a ca t in m y tn^ i,”he anwarerad.
Hofw cnialt Ha said that ba waa many, but
th at didn’t hek> the c a t Tou people who have aloe pats or
d o f i b it ter wdtMi out.Thla man wpe asked to keep ou t
A NEBOHBOR.
RYTKX PtnaONAL •TATiONCRYwith monogram or naiM « i^ ad^monogram .dreee on ly 11.00 a box. A lso cavlet?
cards with name on. Both will be in time for Chiietmae if ordered thM waek a t FOLT8* JMWELRT STORE. Q m in io TlsOfl
D A N C EG ro v « la n d G ra n s *
«TSWB BsU
Friday Night, Dec. 18Mode by o ^oo4 Orchestra
Old and New Dances
AdmlssioB, Indadifi^ Loacii, 4 0 c
The lUllan OreyhownCA s Italian greyhound Is a fa n cy
variety of .the true greyhound in ralnleture. T he dogs should >101 ex*coed seven to seven und one-halfpounds in weight, and the femaitm
imetry of head illvd pounds. Symmetry of head and neck ia eseen tia l to perfection. They range from black through the bluesrange from black through Ito faw n and even ell w hite
G am New T el-el S a l T he O ath of Old T estam en t ta m e
Is T el-el-Safl today
B rigbans T en ng L eft 19 W lveaB righam Young died in 5eR L e to
City,-August » . 1S77. ieevlng IT f o t ^arlvaa and 47 children. In his win world a higlieetWives end 47 children. In his w in he provided each wife with e homg
^ a life suite tn Ltonof her own <H ouse with am p le provision for her
9 in com fort for the ree lm ain ten an ce ---------------------of her life . 'A ll h ie son s end daugh ters Inherited alike.
le e A ge Men T reeed te II. aE x ca v a to rs found tra ces o f Ice -
A ge rren in »h* V\ITnjtfd Statue.
la y es .
Bare B a H srilsS IR are butterflies ane'^
-------tlmes.'^ Gold-banded ttete ai M aryland woods, have six They c o n s tr u c t. tiny while In the
KIYIERAi:DMM,
T htursday, F r id a y . B aZtirday. DMMubsr 10-11-12
WILLIAM POWELL and OAROLB LOMBARD in
»MT MAN CODFSET ’A Lombfird-ment ot lore
with a F o w r il- fu l puneh.Alio SeUeted Shorte
Inclndinf new lAHO’'*OUB OAHO** Oomedy
SuiuUy, M ondsy, TtMtdsy, Deoember lS-14-16
HistoiT’i moM liMroio deed immortaUxed by the gallant loTert ol “ O ap^n Blood”.
ERROL FLYNN and OLIVIA de HAVILAKD in
•TIIE CHARGE OF THEUGHT HRIGADP*
Wed., Thnn., Doe. 16-17 Matinee at 3*.30 Wednaeday
Bognlar Pricee ELISABETH B ER O N n in
r* fOiakespeara’s Immortal
- A S 'T o u t m i r *with LAUBENCT OLIVISR
PraMBtod tuite tho ans- pioio-of 81 Ipisoo-pal OhnrolL
m mThe Gift ^^aaiifal for Every Woman
E X Q U I S I T E. ^ L I N G E R E
And Bonr bMort fneh a array ofloTtly faghkmi as wt now fsatva for OhristBiail i r t i t .
Pajam asSleeping garm ents.. .fesMoned of ^
satin or silk crepes In oapCtvatlngnew sty les. S 2 .S to S8L80.
Silk UnderwearOanoe acta. Stop Ins. Pantiae.
Rayon, erepe de chine ereatleno bi both tallerad and laoa trlownad ef- feota. 50o to | 1J a
Bed JacketLaos trimmed of
9Z9Q.
Princess Slips
i| G . B . B R O W N -
Pure Mlk Priweese Slipe In built- up ehouWer and bodloe top stylee. Tailored er laee trimmed. flJOt to mgS 2 ^ % S
Geneseo, N . Y . *
N a r i u S s S e d e dL*1
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BARTLETTPACKED Of H E A V Ym ujr
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TASTYFLAICESODA 2 u . m . CRACKERS 1 7 eLIBBY’S M
TOMATO ^JUICE ” Z O t
mdsr cr tbe^ SMB of m e b Wedneedsy. 1 port ai the i ndttod iy fl
THE WRESTLER. Daapika dm fact duit the direct taxes OH a ChaiD Food Store are g re e te r then its profit, the.Cliam Food Store will coo* tmne to wrestle widi fba rising coot o f fo o d —e n d d o fU p e st to k e e p it d o w n !
Tbs rsport
for 1M 7, w ttfor Ipae and 1»87.
a UM .O tn Mr. amicn to
• of farm buraictoe ot the 1
FBBSB, DBUC10II8 AND HKALTHFUL
M A B K B T B A S K E T
“ SUPERIOR”22 OE. LOAF gUCBP BEKAD
MARKET BASKET r m a , * | 'COOHES D0U6HHVR
progvem. ^ the boanl e.>.<
■ge for tbe ]or men who i
prodaoid,
lO eKELLOGG’S
CORN F U K E S- 2 2 *
Owwl BevlrU B vHbehes* ef S Fkgz.
FRESHSPANISHSALTED
PEARUTS u . i O e
and pottioy,work on. the tke progrMB,
orlleiMiowe pci poetod tiMt 1^
•hood of IMflll suit of the ^
WALDORF TISSUE• Worid’e Largest O _ IT ^Selling, n ROLLSTtaane’* w ■■ W
HRKMM'S C C U BBORAX
SOAP z d eS U N B R IT E C L E A N S E R 3 » • » 1 3 e
s s r ^ , “ - i 5 ‘' N. Y. C SKYFLAKE ^ -
WAFERSPANCAKE FLOUR ‘“-*-33*JACKumIJUX MAH J0 N 6 6GELATINE ^ 1 . PNG. 5 c -THEPBErZUl-
DESSERT COFFEE
caoJtmrntUm pi A etotietkel
eooted g tv iiif flU B iibuN au < bwaai|k 44S: 1 m n ei treveled.
eelM. 767; p«L90S; ctrculatl
the required county agzica chide the wo Junior depierti wee made of t of 10 yeese atbo eoK for 1
the m o t per a The agent
gl«D lOr IW eftMuk 00 of t
f a itn efo wtOi fa ce n ex t yea
In dibaing t
X O XAL. LMi’AATlON
VANILLA •GILT BDGfc
2 oz. BOT. 0 gGILT XDGh A gW
PASTRY FLOURU ^ m S VEG-ALL 2 Cans 27c JOLLYTIME POP CORN Can 15f
10caiUtiTLC. GAeUKN
BEETS N0.2CANmgsBCY’d. BJoanQ ^ ^
CHOCOUTE ^ > ^ ^ 1 O CDRIED BEEF S Oz. Jar |SANI.FLUSH Cui ZlC
ita aupport i thanked
farm bureau suppoft
On Monday were gone oe otnmendnUoB A oommunica the oennty li Geoigo C 1
S h o u ld e r W O c R o a s t L a m b X O l b
Rolled Rib or Rump ReefR O A S T l b m 3 ;
L e a n -M e a ty %P la te B e e f 1 \ J \ b
^ [Tender-JuicyShoulder
S t e a k l b .
S te w B e e f ^ f \ o C u t u p I h m i x f
Fresh Pork 4 A W c lSHOULDER i jPicnic Style lb * ^
P o ta to e s532* p k
L e t t u c e 1 S c I c e b e rg 2 !S t L ^
G R A P E S <9 Q c 3 1 I » m 7
O r a n g e sSUNKISTNew Navelf doz
10S7. Thia i paya |9 0 pmroad flm d to the ooim ty. h roads enmpto and th e ndl« poiatod vUla|
witUa its b(
contnet itaimOea. which
l e v s extontM ly iaeaad m e y w r . Shooli reoouma to 4 oounty road
fMlad to i«g^ m
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