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THE POTTER ENTERPRISE PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1916.
The Potter Enterprise, Thu 03 Feb 1916 p5

Horace Davis, formerly of this place Addison Maye, who is spending THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY ('RANDALL HILL SWEDEN
Bennie Randall was at Coudersport
Charlie Tauscher was in Couders-Monday. port Saturday.
Marie Smith of Coudersport spent Sunday night at Isaac Bakers Fred Potter, who at one time stayed wi'U his uncle R. E. Scott and was qu'te well known by the people of th! lace died at Reynoldsvllle, N. Y. KEECII T. A. Burrell and -family visited in Andover iover Sunday.

Frank Lewis and wife were visiting at A. M. Neal's Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bacon of Genesoi visited at A. M. Neal's on Wednesday,
Mrs. Burt Hclcomb had the Ladles' Aid Wednesday.
Edward Tauscher bought a very I II.

Tllburgh and Wm Leonard attended the Gold Telephone meeting at Gold Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jeannette Hurd attend the Hickox Aid Thursday and also the lecture course at Genesee the same evening. While playing in Wm. Leonard's barn Sunday Raymond Neal fell! Mrs. l.

HerricK is on tne sick throueh the scaffold onto the barniRst; also two of her children with nice horse one day last week. Stephen Snyder and James Harris were in Coudersport Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tauscher called on Jacob Yentzer and family Sunday evening.

Mrs. Dellah Shay accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Manny Perkins last week to Alabama. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Tauscher called on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tauscher Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

George Rossman and son Robert returned Saturday to their homq in Rochester. Bernie Tauscher of Dutch Hill is doing the carpenter for Mike Tauscher on the Birch distill Charlie Buchanan purchased Mrs. Perkin's horse to go with his' and is hauling heading for Dan Kuhn. Summer must be near as robins and blue birds have been seen also a hen hawk has been seen building her. nest.

Lay Neffe cut his neck quite badly while chopping wood. When his ax caught in a clothes line, six stitches had to be taken. Miss Golda Yentzer teacher of Ayres Hill school visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Yentzer of this place' over Sunday.

WEST HEBRON Grip seems to be prevailing here as well as in other places. Charlie Snyder has gone to his brother Dan at Belmont, N. Y. Mr1, and" Mrs. Almond Dingman and children were Roulette visitors Thursday.

Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Gorham visited Mrs.

Arthur Matteson Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A. E. Eggleston will entertain the Ladies' Aid Wednesday, February second.

I. H. Dingman and son Almond and Judson drew pipe for the Potter's Sunday. The Grey Gas Company had a man fixing one of their meters Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.

Fred Snyder and daughters Evi, -Eva, Grace and Elizabeth were the guests of her sister, Mrs. Alva Thompson Saturday. The Groves had to shut down drilling on account of their boiler needing repairs. They had a man from Wellsville Friday to repair it, so are at work again. Mrs.

Ella Peet returned home from Coudersport Thursday, where she had been for four and a half weeks. Her aunt, Mrs. Howard of Hornell is staying with her. Mrs. George Groves returned home Thursday after spending some time with her husband at I.

H. Dingman's. Mr Mrs. Frank Champlain re turned to their home near Coneville Saturday, he finished drilling in Trout Brook. 1 GALETON F.

T. Mears was on the sick list Saturday and Sunday, Frank Austin made a business trip to Wellsboro one day last week. Miss Elinor spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in West Pike. Mrs. C.

R. Richmond entertained the Friendly Circle Wednesday afternoon. Floyd Lowell of Meeker's College came home Friday evening and "stayed "over Sunday. Dr. and Mrs.

H. A. Laye are now located in rooms over E. Kelly's barber shop Van Simmons who is now employed by the Miller Hardware cf Olean was home over Sunday. Mrs.

Chas. Brown of E. Main entertained the B. B. Club last Fri-day afternoon Mrs.

W. J. Saxe was a Buffalo vis itor for several days last week. She returned Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Lamb of Elmira were over Sunday guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

Steele Miss Martha Lowell of. Drexel In Rtltnte came home 'last Thursday evening for 'a week's vacation. I Rena Swanson who is teaching near Keating Summit was an over Sunday guest of her parents of W. Main St. S.

H. Bbyer left Tuesday evening lor Washington, D. C. He expects to 'return the latter part of the week. Miss Marian Cook cf Wellsboro, Pa.

was an. over Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Pidgeon of Parsonage St. Frank Bailey of Roulette of the Eimer Hardware was in Galeton several days last week on business.

Mr and Mrs. Albert Lehman were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. H.

Boyer of School street for several days last week. i i I Miss Schwartz went to Wellsboro Friday evening to make a short visit to her parents. She returned urday evening. Guy Van Dusen is moving his household goods from the Ingraham house on Oak street to the Emma Kelley house on High street. Joe Hayes came from Laquin, Pa.

Sunday and on Monday he shipped his household goods to that place. Mrs. Hayes and three children are now at Belvidere, Pa. Miss Delia Blackman was unable to be in school the beginning of the week on account of the serious illness of her mother. Miss Mildred Crowl Is substituting for her.

Mrs. Chas. Simons -of Corning, N. came last Thursday evening to stay with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Lush, who has been suffering from a severe attack of the grip.

Mrs Grace Conway, who has been assisting Mrs. J. L. WTiite with her houswork for some months expects to go to Hornell, N. Y.

next week where she will join her husband, who is employed there. Mrs. D. C. Bentley and two children r.r 1VT TntllVnPft tfl that.

Ttlfl.P.fi v.Ui., Saturday after spending several days visiting Mrs. Bentley 's parents' and relatives. Mrs. Francis Wood and Miss Ruth Wood accompanied them and will be guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Bentley for several days. While doing the family washing on Monday Mrs. Floyd Hubbard of W. now of Rexville expects to, move back to their home here at Raymond in the near future. We do sincerely hope it is true.

Mrs. Maude White and two littl daughters Marian and Maxlne of Seven Bridges visited her aunt, Mrs G. E. Conable on Tuesday last, also Mr. and Mrs.

D. Raymond of Gold were welcome callers in the after noon C. L. Woodcock returned last week from Buffalo, where he was called to be with his brother, A. T.

Woodcock while he had his limb amputated. He reports him doing as well as could be expected. We all hope for him speedy recovery and that he may live to enjoy many years with his family and friends. BORIE Stephen Watson is home from Em porium. Wesley and Philip Hayes are on the sick list.

Robert Ianson is home from the camp sick. Mrs. H. A. Buchanan visited Mrs Albert Reed Tuesday.

P. S. Hayes was real sick Is better at this writing. Mrs. P.

called on Mrs Edith Ianson Saturday. Mrs. Albert Watson is real sick, Her mother, Mrs. Ada Clark is caring for her. The Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs, Bert Reed's February 10th.

Every body invited. Mrs. Paris Watson and Mrs. H. A.

Buchanan visited Mrs. Mary Kimmer of Deering Run Sunda.y Mr. and Mrs. Ab Reed are in Em porium selling meet. Mrs.

Rose Wat son is keeping house for them while they are gone. R. F. D. No.

5 Francis Cinton has been plowing for a few days. Mrs. Paris Watson called on Mrs. Reed on Monday. Lester Watson and wife called on Mrs.

Albert Watson on Monday. Clare Reed is- tapping some of Ms sugar bush. He says the sap runs good. Miss Clara Buchanan and Lafayette Reed were callers at Albert Reed's on Friday. i Martin J.

Watson is visiting at his uncle James Watson in Deering Run for a few days. 'i; Mrs. Laura Watson Mrs. Howard Buchanan called 'on Mrs. Olive Watson on Tuesday.

Hartson Watson, Bert Reed and Lafayette Reed and Glen Reed are helping Albert Reed press hay. Our next Ladies' Aid will be at Mrs. Bert Reed's on Thursday, February 10th. All are invited to come. Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Clark of Sweden Hill came to see Mrs. Clark's daughter Alice, who has been very ill Mrs.

Leonard Marble has been car- through her illness. She is some better at this writing. Mrs. Rose. Watson is keeping house fOT Mrs- Dora Reed while she is visit- ing at the home of her son, Henry Reed who lives at Sizerville.

Mrs. J. Rambo and Mrs. Joseph Herrington attended the Ladies' Aid Albert Reed's last Thursday. There was a large crowd and a good time reported.

ANDREWS SETTLEMENT Miss Florence Furman is quite ill of tonsilitis. Foster Miller was a Genesee visitor last Thursday, Ellen visited relatives at Oswayo Saturday and Sunday. W. Cool was a business visitor in Genesee last Friday A. G.

Scoville was a business visitor at Genesee last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Furman were Oswayo visitors last Friday. Miss Laura Miller spent last week with relatives at Coudersport. Howard Fosmer of Clara was an over Sunday guest of friends here recently. D. E.

Goodenough, wife and children of Judds visited at James Burds one day last week. R. L. James was in Millport several days last week earring potatoes for Stanton Dunn. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Slingerland of Ontario, N. Y. are visiting relatives in this place. Mrs.

Cora Plants and son Marion visited her father, D. W. Green, of Oswayo over Sunday. Charlie James visited his cousin Roy and Norman Goodenough of Judds last Saturday. James Furman of the Bolivar high school was home from Thursday until Saturday of last week.

Miss Alta Nelson visited at the home of her brother, Bert Nelson of Wood-; ville last Tuesday night. Herbert Miller of Bath spent last Wednesday night at the home of his parents, Mr Mrs. Elmer Miller Mr. and Mrs. E.

I. Burch and infant daughter were guests of her parents Mr, and A. J. Fosmer of Clara over Sunday. Mrs.

Ada Slaughter. Mrs. Lydia Dibble and Mrs. Jennie Painter visited Mrs. Roxy Densmore of Woodville one day last week.

George Reynolds, Otto Borough, John Currier. George Burd Mrs. James Burd and Mrs. Gertrude a some weeks at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James Merrick of West Bingham was home a few days last week.

OSWAYO
R. G. Turner Is on the sick list. Mrs. E. Estes is on the sick list. Rev. Stewart of Johnstown is tho new minister at the M. Mrs. Etta Bliss of Coneville visited Mrs. Wood a few days last week.
Oiinrtnlv meeting held last Wednesday evening at the church.
Attorney C. C. VanDeBoe of Shingle House was in town between trains on Monday.
D. E. Gleason and wife spent a few davs last week visiting friends in Wellsville
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Brizzee visited at the home of his father, Horace Brizzee Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Woodcock of Hebron Center visited Mr. and Mrs C. Gleason Tuesday
Mrs Ernest Stewart has returned home after a few weeks visit with her parents at Camden, N.J.
John Steadman and Tom Lunn attended the dance at Millport Friday night and report a fine time.
Among those who attended the Young People's convention at Port Allegany Thursday were Rev. Weaver Mrs. Lee.

Smock and Mrs. Frank Stonemetz.
The friends of Horace' Brizzee will be sorry to hear that he leaves Thursday for Hornell, where he will undergo an operation for a bone cancer with little hopes of his recovery.

Died in Oswayo, January 13th, Mr. Frank Moore, age 69 years. He had been a great sufferer, having been sick nearly a year. He leaves to mourn his loss a kind and loving wife, who was ever at his bedside to relieve him of his Besides three sons, William of Virginia; Wesley and Bogue of South Bolivar. He was laid at rest in the Oswayo cemetery, J. W. Emsber of Wellsville, funeral directors. Funeral was held from the U. B. church Rev. Weaver, officiating

The Oswayo Thimble club gave Mrs. Delia Lunn a very pleasant birthday surprise last Thursday afternoon. They were laden with good things to eat and some pretty and useful presents and gave her a purse of $3.00. A birthday cake presented by Mrs Minnie Simons and Mrs. L. D. Rumsey. Those attending were Mrs. W. and Mrs A Crittenden, Mrs Susie, Leon arid Ned L. Rumsey; Mrs. W.J. and Stilson. Mrs A Payne, Mrs A Estes, Mrs. H. D. Cady. Mrs. P. Perry, Mrs. Minnie Simons. Mrs. DeZutter, Mrs. Metta Kelley, Mrs. H. Stilson, Mrs. Romay Signor.

NORTH ECLALIA
Mack VanWegen lost a valuable 3 ye ear old colt, January 26, cause was indigestion. Miss Ethel Noble of Coudersport spent three days last week with Mrs. D. L. VanWegen.
Edna Blow spent Saturday night and Sunday at home, with her parents Mr: and Mrs. Frank Blow.
Mrs. Don VanWegen attended the Embroidery club at Margaret Emerick's in Coudersport last Saturday.

After a five weeks tussle with the grip L. C. VanWegen again takes up his work on 3 February 1st.
Lillian Blow who has been very sick with pneumonia and pleurisy is slowly recovering.
Dr. Knight attended her.
Mrs. Leon Haskins entertained the unior Sunday School class Saturday evening in honor of her daughter Cleo's birthday.
On Friday evening cf last week the following young people spent a very pleasant evening at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. John Dodd.
Mrs. O. J. Randall and daughter Cleo home January 28th, after an absence of two weeks, visiting friends in Smethport and Buffalo. While in Buffalo they consulted an oculist for Miss Cleo.
Mort McNeil of Rexville and Isabel Cornell of Young Hickory visited at B. A. Matteson for three days last week. They also entertained Miss Minnie Mosch Thursday night; Haskell Col-cprd Friday night; and Ruth Van De Boe Saturday and Sunday.

Arnold and Paul Meacham, Frank Lambert, Harold Jones, Lawrence Matteson, Jack Miller, Lyle Warner, Ralph Maynard Harold Holcomb, Harold Hosier, (Foxy) Terribery' Edward Dodd, Guy Eastman. Glenn Shaw, Pauline Lambert, Lida Roberts, Ruth Leete, Hazel Harris, Ruth Van DeBoe, Mary Bassett, Mrs. Ed Miller, Ethel Miller, Pauline Conner, Hazel Varney, Mary Haskins and Gladys Neefe. Refreshments were played and a jolly good time was enjoyed by all.

SUNDERLINVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown were in Sabinsville Friday.
D.A. Sunderlin is reported to be feeling some better for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. S.O. Sunderlin spent day with friends in Sabinsville recently.
Miss Susie Morley of Gold is visiting at the home of Mrs. Inez Kilbourne.
Miss Jennie Sampson is spending a couple of weeks visiting friends at Seeley Creek and Corning.

Mrs. Agnes Kerschner of Hector was calling on her son, Wm. Kerschner and wife of this place Saturday.
N. Chaffie is on the sick list. Dr. Dennison is attending him. He is reported to be improving some at this writing.
J. E. Trowbridge and family of Potter Brook visited Mr. and Mrs. George Mahon Saturday night and Sunday-
Harry Dimon, of Cortland. N. Y. came Friday to see his brother Claude who is very ill at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mis. C. E. Dimon.
Mrs. Geo. Graves returned to her home Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Almond Dingman were Roulette callers Thursday.
Chas. Snyder Is spending a few days with friends in New York state.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champlin hare returned to their home at Conevlllo. Dr. F. C. Gorham and wife were calling at Matteson's Saturday.

Roy Clark and Clate Frink left Monday for Norwich to seek employment.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Eggleston were calling on Coudersport friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Peet has returned to her home from the Grace hospital, much improved.
Mrs. Nellie Swift of Larrabee is spending a few days with her son, Perry Wiber and sister, Mrs. Ben Berfleld re the guests of Chas. Stearns and family Wednesday.
There was not any school at Coneville Friday as several of the pupils wished to attend the Christian Endeavor convention at Port Allegany.

CLARA
Will Cole and Lynn Wakley drove to Millport Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Fosmer went to Shingle House on business last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Esca Scoville drove to Shingle House, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Haught and daughter Ina drove to Oswayo last Wednesday Prayer meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Morris last Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Embroidery Clubmet at the home of Mrs. Eva Tyler's last Thursday afternoon. Guy Morris from near Olean, N. Y. is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Sperle and son Jay, and grandson James were guests at the home of A. J. Fosmer's Sunday. Burr Wakley ond Lew Wakley and wife drove to Shingle House Wednesday. Mrs. L. Wakley had some dental work done.
Miss Marie Signor, teacher of our school went home Friday afternoon to spend Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Oswayo.
Mrs. Lynn Wakley and infant son Harvey, also her mother, Mrs. Margaret Haught called on Mrs. May Sperle Thursday afternoon.
On January 28th Esca Scoville took advantage of the Spring like weather and plowed. This is rushing the season some, but Esca is a hustler.
Harry Tyler has gone as traveling agent for The Empire Milking Machines and Cream Separators. His wife and baby daughter Ona will reside with Mrs. Tyler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Baker of Millport. Their friends neighbors of this place are sorry to loose them.

LADONA
Several families of this' place are sick with the grip. Wm. Stebbins is able to be about his duties at the County Home again. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Tauscher were shopping in Coudersport Tuesday. Mrs. D. Tombs spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H.

Tombs Mrs. Arthur Baker of Coudersport called on Mrs. Roy Vergeson last Friday. Mrs. Westfall of Sweden Valley was canvassing through this place one day last week.

Mrs. E. R. Duell of Coudersport called on Mrs. D. I. Duell of Buffalo street Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Butler called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tauscher of North Hollaw Sunday
Mrs. J. D. Herrington and. children of Sweden Valley called on her sister Mrs. I. Duell one day last week
Mrs. Mary Bross, age 80 years I slipped on the ice Sunday morning' and broke her right limb just below the knee.

WEST PIKE
C. Flynn was a Galeton caller Monday Mrs. G. H. Flynn came home from Emporium Friday and went back Sunday.

Uncle Dan Crandall is able to walk around the house a little -with the help of a cane. The Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. M. A. Martin on Thursday of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dickens went back to their work in Elmira and Gaines Monday morning. The Misses Eileen and Lorna Kil-bourne have been sick and did not attend school the past week Mrs. James Ives who has been sick for sometime was so bad Sunday Dr.

Genung of Ulysses was called and he stayed at least part of the night. Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Flynn stayed at the home of G. H. Flynn Sunday night on account of the illness of Mr Flynn and his daughter Genevieve. The Westfield basket ball team played our team here Saturday night. The score was 10 to 42 in Pike's favor.

The Westfield boys are nice fellows and we would say so if they had beaten us here too, as they did at Westfield. Constipation and Indigestion "I have used Chamberlain's Tablets and must say they are the best I have ever used for constipation and indigestion. My wife also used them for indigestion r.nd tVy did her good." writes Eugene S. Knight, Wilmington C. Obtainable everywhere 1 Mo.

Is Homo j. Spencer who has for scvera weeks been employed in Empcriun has returned to his home in Genesee He is welcome home. February ,29, 1916 with brights disease. CONEVILLE Mrs. O.

S. Fenner has the grip. Isaac Herrick went to Oswayo on business last Friday afternoon. Rev. Platts and Rev.

Parrott called at Mrs. Bailey's last Sundas night colds Mr. and Mrs. Morran were callers at Mrs. Chas.

Bailey's last Saturday night. Mrs. Sammie Beebe entertained Mrs. Fred Stonemetz to tea one night last Rev. S.

P. Weaver was calling on the people of this place Monday morning There was no prayer meeting last Thursday on account of many being out of town. Mrs. Arlie Swift spent the day witi Mite. Etta Bliss and her mother one day last week.

Farmers- have been earring their potatoes at this place last week at 99 cents per bushel. Mrs. Jane Clare, Mrs. John Schol-lard of Hebron visited at Mrs. Jake Redner's last Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Schollard visited her people Mrs. Bailey Monday and Tuesday of last week. Ladies' Aid was held at Mrs.

El liot's last Thursday was well attended. Proceeds for dinner, $4.45. William Britton was in this place one night last week, taking the early train out next morning. Mrs. Chas.

Burdick assisted Mrs. Button, who just recently moved in the rooms vacated by the store. Mrs. Deal Lunn of Oswayo has been' doing some sewing for Mrs Morran at her home in this place. Mrs.

Mattie Morran, Mrs. Stonemeti and Mrs. Beebe were pleasant callers at Mrs. Harris' last Friday afternoon-Orders have been given at the Chemical factory that no boys under 16 years of age are allowed in the factory. rMs.

Leon Yager, Mrs. C. Smith and rMs. Roy Yager, were pleasant callers at Mrs. Chas.

Bailey's one day last week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Elliott went to the Eleven Mile and Alma to visit his mother and brother at Alma for a week or so.

Miss Zeurah Harris had the misfortune to burn her arm badly with boiling water last Tuesday which has been very painful. Miss Georgia Bailey went home with her teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-yon on Crandall Hill last Thursday night to stay over' Sunday. Mrs.

Etta Bliss has been staying with Mrs. Frank Wood of Oswayo the last few days of last week. She returned home Friday night. Miss Ellen Bailey went to Eldred last Wednesday to visit her sister who works there in the Central hotel going 'on from that place with her sister to Port Allegany to attend the C. E.

convention Several of the Christain Endeavor of this place and Oswayo attend the C. E. convention at Port Allegany last week Thursday and Friday. Those that went were Kate Huftail-ing, Chloe Pe.pperman, Gladys Pearl and Doris Yager; also Lue Perklna and Mert Dunshie from the Elevea Mile. They returned Saturday afternoon on the two o'clock.

All report a fine time. Notice in DiTorce Harry Johnson No. 49 Barbari Rose Johnaonj Eec- Term, 191S We command you, Barbari Rose Johnson, that setting aside all other business and excuses whatsoever, yon be and appear in your proper person before our Judges In Coudersport, at the Court of Common Pleas there ts be held for the County of Potter on the First Monday of March next 1916, to answer the petition of libel of Harry Johnson and show cause, ft any you havef why the said Harry Johnson, your husband, should not be divorced from the bonds of matri-mny, agreeably to the Acts of Assembly in such cases made and provided Herein fail not. Irving E. Veley, Sheriff W.

Kline, Atty. 35-S W. Jackson I have a large stock of General Merchandiser, the best goods that can be bought for the money. I offer 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT for cash on all goods except flour, feed and sugar and with under-market prices that means 10 to 15 per ct.

saving to cash buyers. Come to me for goods and save mcney. Yours to please, W. B. Jackson NEWFIELD; PA.

I floor. He was shaken up pretty badly but no bones were broken. W. D. Waterman and wife went to Friendship Friday to visit G.

L. Hunt and wife. They returned Sunday Messrs Hunt and Waterman attended an Odd Fellow's meeting at Wells ville Friday evening.

SWEDEN VALLEY
A. L. Herrington and wife are at home. Florence Neefe visited her aunt, Mrs Winnie Chase last week. Chas. Wells attended quarterly meeting at Borie last week. The Peg Away club presented the Rev.

J. Rambo with a fine quilt all ready to use. The next Peg Away club will meet with Mrs. Harry Sinsabaugh February 11th, 1916. Mrs.

Frona Corsaw and Mrs. Chas. Lyon of Sweden attended the' Peg Away Friday at Mrs. Stewart's home. The Peg Away club met at the home, of Mrs.

Wm. Stewart recently. A fine time was reported and it was decided to present the Rev. J. Rambo $5.00 to apply on his salary.

oriN Miss May Mitchelltree visited Miss Alice Whitney the 28 th. Mrs. Lula Whitney visited friends in CoudersporMhe. 26th and 27th. George Parshall sold his milk wagon ts a party in Galeton and took it over the 25th.

Frank Kitchen has made over $90 dollars trapping and hunting this season right here at home. George Smith is working for W. E. Whitney, getting up wood while they cannot do anything else, E. O.

Baker passed his 70th brith-day the 24th of January. He aad his wife, are both very feeble. Alva Harding went to Corey to have a cancer treated on his hand. This is the third time in the last three years.

BAKER CORNERS
J.D. Scott and Bernie Bigford spent Sunday at home. Isaac Baker has been on the sick list for a few days with an attack of the grip.
R. E. Scott was kicked by one. of his horses one day last week and is quite lame as a result.
Ernie Thompson who is working at Emporium spent a couple of days with his family last week.
Alonzo Baker of Lent Hollow and i.nauu-cuuu der which Germany claims the ship, provides as follows: The Hague convention, under article 21, provides for the interment of the crew and the surrender of the ship, but state department officials are doubtful that it can be "applied to the case of the Appam, first, be- cid6dj sbe will remain in the custody of Norfolk customs authorities and if turned over to the Germans may be kept in port or sent to sea as the German government chooses. The department of state requested the customs authorities to land all passengers and non-combatants.

Their case now goes to the Immigration authorities. Foreign consuls will care for their own nationalities who are indigent. Those who can afford to do go are free to go on to Europe. ARE IN HARRISBURG Potter County WeU Represented at School Directors' Association In Capital City Today and tomorrow the State School Directors' Association will be in sesson in Harrisburg. As usual in all sessions of state wide interest Pnttav nmmtv la 11' a 1 1 ivnroeAtltpH County Superintendent R.O. Welfling be "Problems In Rural Schools" and none of the educators present will be better informed upon this subject than is Mr. Welfling, who has thoroughly organizated the rural schools of Potter county and made them second to none in the state. J. P. Gates of Coudersp D. Fessenden of Burtvillo arc i.i attendance as delegates. New Cork Covering Janitor August Gross and assistant are busy this week putting down a new cork floor covering for the Court room. The improvement was needed and much less noise will result in walking on it than cn the linoleum. Walton-Early Rev.

Herbert W. Walton of Roulette and Miss Marguerite F. Early.cf Andover were united in marriage on Main street 'had the misfortune oft APPAM MAY BE GERMAN PRIZE BRITISH DEMAND HER RELEASE Wiashington, Feb. 3. Indications the ship be returned to her British that the British passenger liner Ap-j owners as a prize recovered under pam, brought into Hampton Roads The Hague convention.

bv jl German orize crew, will be held I by the United States to be a Ger man prize of war and not an auxiliary cruiser, were given out last night to high official quarters. The neutrality board, which advises the state department on such questions, announced that the ship was a i prize, but the announcement was re- cause the Prussian-American treaty called later, presumably because the is believed to be binding, and, sec-state department itself has not on(j, because Great Britain signed, acted. but never ratified this particular Indications Point to German Prize. Hague convention. The real point to be decided is Passengers to Be Landed, whether the Appam shall remain TTntu tlle statU3 of the ship Is de- running a needle which had been left in one of the garments into her hand where it broke off.

It was very painful and on oMnday afternoon she left for Corning where she expects to haye an X-ray used on her hand.

RAYMOND
Warley Witters was in Coudersport Saturday.
Ira Bishop was over form the Settlement Sunday.
E. Conable was at Oswayo Saturday, buying fur.

Miss Clara Woodcock returned Sunday morning to Ulysses.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore visited at Henry Hurd's in Ellisburg recently.
A. F. Woodcock spent Thursday with Mrs. Conable and mother
Stant Dunn was "at Coneville and Millport last week earring hay and potatoes.

Mrs. Ernest Hazzard has been quite ill with grip for the past week, but is better now.
Mrs. Wm. Clark of Gold visited her daughter, Mrs. Anna Martin and family Wednesday.
Mrs Emery Evingham and two little daughters visited her people at Oswayo last week.
Mrs. Harvey Dickson and little Francis Carlin were in Ulysses between trains Wednesday last.
Several from this place went to Ulysses Sunday to attend the Baptismal services at the Baptist church.

Mrs. Ed Sykes and Mrs. All Reynolds of Reynoldstown were callers at Mrs. G. E. Conable's Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Blackman of Ulysses were pleasant visitors of G. E. Conable and wife on Wednesday of last week
C. T. Tift of New York city, was in this place recently with a fine line of Spring millinery. He stopped with G. EL Conable.
Mrs. Mary Wilson of Potter Brook stopped off the afternoon train Thursday on her way home from Coudersport and was the guest of Mrs. Lida Mowers, until Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Jack Holleran returned to her

possession oi tne prize crew uuuki the terms of the Prussian-American treaty or shall be returned to her British owners under The Hague convention. Indications were given that the state department will hold that the prize belongs to Germany. Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, in a formal note to Secretary Lansing, gave notice that the Appam came into Hampton Roads under the treaty which guarantees her to her captors. Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British ambassador, jiskecl thai

PEOPLE AS THEY PASS Alfred McGinnis was over from Geneseo Tuesday.

Frank Mansfield was called out of town on business returned yesterday. noon John Palm of Detriot spent Sunday at the home of Hon. and Mrs. F. C.

Leonard. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Montgomery of Roulette are the parents of a new baby boy. Clayton Frink went to an address this atfernoon kafnrA thA flalAcratoa Tile cttHiAnt Mill Monday where he has accepted a position. Mrs.

Frank Mansfield will entertain the ladies of the Baptist church tomorrow. Mrs. W. H. Warner who has been vsiting her sister in Watrous returned homo Tuesday.

Three Naval Guns Lost. Bremerton, Feb. 3. Three eight-inch guns, removed from the cruiser Colorado, for shipment to Washington, went into the Port Orchard bay by the capsizing of a barge. The guns being taken to Seattle by rail.

The guns, with the cars on which they were loaded, were valued at $150,000. AGENTS WASTED To solicit orders for Men's clothes from factory direct to wear at wholesale prices. References required. P. O.

Box, 522 Philadelphia, Pa. 37-3 home in Coudersport Wednesday lastXeiSOn were all Genesee visitors last after a two weeks stay at Warley Thursday. Witters, caring for Mrs. Witter and: John Eastwood of Wrights, visited infant son. Mrs.

Witters is improv- his daughter Mrs James a (ew I days the first cf last week. Mrs J. T. Carpenter drove over from James accompanied him Harrison Valley Thursday and visited home on Thursday for a visit, his mother. Mrs.

Josie Carpenter and Mra AUen Gardner visited rf Iative brother Will, returning Friday after- at BoIiTar and Sharon a few davs noon. He expects soon to move to Iast week Mr Gardner joined he this place. on Saturday and together they return We understand that Mr. and Mrs. jtd heme Monday nrornmg.

January 25th..

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