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THE JOUBNAL AND EEPUBLICAN, LOWVILLE, N. Y.f THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 2,1930.
TURIN
Airs. Frank Kapler and Son Home
From tJtlca Hospital • Death of
John Jardlne—School Fair -\Prl*e
Winner*—Now Pay School Takes.
fleld, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Arthur Miller.
Services next Sunday at the M- E.
church will be: Preaching at 10:80
a. m.; Sunday school, 1U30. Please
note the change in time. Bible study
class Wednesday evening at 7:80.
Mrs. Ida V. Jones, collector, has the
warrant for collection of school taxes
and will receive the same at her home
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays of each week for thirty days, beginning October 1.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hart attended the funeral of Mrs. Hart's
uncle, John Jardlne, at Roohester,
Friday. Mr. Jardine was well known
in this locality, as Mrs. Jardine, the
former Cornelia Kentner, spent her
early life here.
Mrs. H. M. Rlggs entertained at
dinner last Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Lucinda Allen, of Topeka, Kan.
Other guests Included Ernest Jones
and Mrs. Biddle, of Topeka;Mrs. Preston B. Chapman, of Staten Island, and
Mrs. Jennie Allen, of Turin.
About two hundred pupils from* the
school districts in this town attended
the annual school fair at the Turin
school Friday. Dinner was served at
noon, followed by an interesting program. Prises were awarded for the
school haying the greatest number of
points, as follows: First, Mrs. Florence Morgan, Housevllle; second. Miss
Millie Lane, fifth and sixth grades,
Turin; third, Miss Blanche Rupert,
Gomer Hill; fourth, Mrs. Marion
Smithllng, seventh and eighth grades,
Turin.
(Mrs. C. W. Tripp, Correspondent)
Mrs. Mary Bell, of Troy, is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Clara Radley.
Mrs. H. J. Cornish, of Walworth, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cornish.
Miss Marion Dewan, of Watertown,
spent the week-end with her parents.
Mrs. Frank Kapfer and son, William Max, returned from St. Luke's
hospital Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crofoot, of
Poughkeepsie, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Crofoot
Fred Evans returned to Grove City,
Pa., Thursday, after spending- two
weeks with relatives in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. George Starring and
daughter Elizabeth, of Whitesboro,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Evans.
Miss Cherrle Showalter, Miss Frances Scalauger, Maynard Higby and
Harry Russell were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Higby.
Mrs. Philip Oaster, of Houseville,
and her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Williams
of Holland Patent, are spending some
time at Mrs. Oaster's home here.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church Sunday: Sunday school at
1Q, a. m.; Sermon by the pastor at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; midweek prayer
service Thursday at 7:80.
Mrs. Amanda-Salmon, Mrs. Harriet
The final proof tit a forgiving spirit
Wilcox, Mrs. Charles Stater and Mr.
and Mrs. N. Wells Salmon, of Glen- is to have faster cars paw you on the
highway and wish It no 01 luck,
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these years from
1872 to 1930, from days
of high-wheel bicycles to
this modern era of television and vitamines,
GRAND UNION has served
faithfully and well in
providing highest quality foods at lowest possible prices!
68th
Anniversary
Sale Sept. 29
to Oct. 11th
GRAND UNION
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ANNIVERSARY
M97M-M930
Miss Bernice Owen* Hone From
Hospital—Ladles' Aid to Serve Supper October 8—Boy Scout Winners
of Prises,
men and others in the respective
towns, and Troop 62 thanks all those
in Glenfleld who contributed.
LYONS FALLS
00NSTABLBVILLE
Large Attendance at Funeral Services
for Mrs. Duaae Ford—Sanford Zimmer Purchase* Homestead of the
Late Charles Zimmer.
this village; Mrs. H. A. Burrell, of
Utica, and Miss Huldeh Loomis,
Locust Grove.
The Lewis County Farm Bureau
executive committee met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey J. Regets
oh Wednesday evening, Sept. 24tb.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs,
J. C. Otis, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C.
Archer, of Lowville; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Clark, Deer River; Mr.
and Mrs. Silas S. Virkler, Croghan;
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wideman; Montague; Mrs. Feisthamel, of Turin. After the regular monthly business
meeting, refreshments were served.
There was a large attendance at the
funeral of Mrs. Duane Ford, which
was held from her late home Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Frank Mindham,
pastor of the M. E. church, officiating.
He took for his text the words found
in St. John 16:83. Mrs. Mindham sang
two selections, Mrs. M. A. Shaw aecompanied her on the organ. The
casket was surrounded by many
beautiful flowers and floral emblems
from the following: Port Leyden
Masons and O. E. S. of Port-*Leyden
and Lowville; World-Wide Guild,
Lowville; Constableville Home Bureau, Neighbors, Northern Utilities,
school board and faculty and pupils of
Forestport high school, of Miss Ford's
department; Frank Doyle and em*
ployees of Doyle Hardware Co., and
numerous cut flowers and pieces
from relatives and friends of the
family. After the services by Rev.
Mr. Mindham, the ritual and service
Of the O. E. 8. was conducted by Mrs.
Florence Moore and Friend Ward, of
Port Leyden, who acted aa patron.
Vie interment was in Constableville
cemetery, relatives acting as bearers.
Relatives and friends attended from
Rensselaer, Utica, Stokes, Herklmer,
Rome, Perryville, Syracuse, Inlet, Old
Forge, Lowville, Port- Leyden, Lyons
Falls, Turin, Deer River, Whitesboro,
Carthage, Hermon and Talcottville.
Saint Paul'* Church
Holy communion will be administered Sunday, Oct. 5. This will be a
corporate communion for all members
of the parish; services at 11 o'clock.
M. E. Church
10:30, sermon by pastor; topic, "The
Voice of God"; 11:45, Sunday school;
Missionary Sunday; 6:45, Epworth
League; 7:30, sermon by pastor; topic,
"The Magnetism of Service." Thursday' evening Bible study at 7:30 at
the parsonage; choir rehearsal Saturday'evening at 7:15.
_.
St. Mary's Church
Mass will be celebrated at 10:80 and
at St Patrick's, Highmarket, at 9
a. m.
HABRISVILLE
Eroel Cadey Heads High School
Seniors Class and Harlow Bounds
the Junior Class
Mrs. Cecil Whitney has been sumMarriage of Joseph Elsenhaven and
moned to Ozone Park, L. I , by the
(lira. if. Charles Kelly, Correspond't.)
Miss Bath NorrU to be Celebrated (Miss Sarah D. Evans, Correspond't.)
Illness of her daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Monday—To Furnish Boom In
Dr. J. P. Rems and family moved
Mrs. tA.- R. tdossner went to BuffBunce.
County Hospital.
Friday to Belmont.
alo on Monday.
Mrs. William Bassett will entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gibbs spent
Mrs. p. E. Higby was one of the
the H&rriavllle Oulture Club for the
(Mrs. Guy F. Harris, Correspondent.) judges at the Turin fair last week;
Wednesday at Altmar.
first meeting of the year Thursday
Born, Sept. 29th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Beralce Bel knap is home from
Mrs, W. S. de Camp Is entertaining
evening.
Leo M. Salmon, a daughter.
Potsdam for a few days.
her cousin, Mrs. H. R. Burrell of
Mabel E. Wilder and Mrs. Emma
Mrs. Anna Rlnkenburg Is visiting
Miss Morchinon Cannon has re Utica.
Talman were called to Ogdensburg
Mr. and Mrs. William Butts at Lyons turned home from Syracuse.
Miss Evelyn Ringrose has gone to
last week to attend the funeral of a
Falls.
Miss Dorothy Effly has accepted a Cornell University to resume her
cousin, Mrs. E, Miller.
Mrs. W. F. Burdick and daughter position as clerk In Lowvilte.
studies.
Karl Klmball is confined to hi*
Phyllis visited relatives In Watertown
Miss Beatrice Benbow spent the
Rev. F. J. Maguire, of Edwards, was
home by fever. Mrs. Margaret Collins
Saturday.
weekend at her home In New Hart- a luncheon guest of Father Diviney
is substituting in the third grade room
Mr. and Mrs. William Christian ford.
.
'
last week..
during Mrs. Kimball's absence.
have moved to Potsdam, where be has
Mrs. Julie Wagar, of Albany, has
Mrs.
Walter
Mlddlemlller,
of
CleveMr. naLMtff, George—Graham, of
employment,
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. land, O., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bayonne, N. J., are spending a few
Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Dekin and Frank TaTcott.
Jacob
Bower.
weeks
with Mr. and Mr* D. E. HasMTS. Clarence Snyder spent Saturday
Miss Reba Zimmer has gone to New
Miss Ruth Rutledge and Ormsby
kins and other relatives in town.
in Syracuse.
York to do special nursing at the Rutledge,
Jr., recently spent a few
Miss Grace Kellock left last week
Marcellus Hartley spent Monday Brooklyn hospital.
days in Utica.
for Gouverneur. She was the guest
with Mrs. Emma Hartley and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaybeart, of
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Meagher, of
of her aunt, Mrs. Rboda Fox Graves,
Mary Wesller.
Rome, have been visiting Mr. and Binghamton,
called on Father Diviney
Gouverneur, on a motor trip to AlMr. and Mrs. W. L, Cohoon and Mr. Mrs. Howard Zimmer.
on Sunday.
bany.
and Mrs. Herbert Springer are movThe ladles of the Missionary Society
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swain, of FulMiss Agnes * Maynard, R. N., met
ing to Arcade.
will hold a rummage sale in' the
ton, were week-end guests of Mrs.
with 18 women in the library last
, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burgess spent parish house, October fr-9.
week Wednesday afternoon to give
the week-end with the later** parents
Miss Elinor Liviker has returned Emma C. Hayes.
a lecture on bathing and dressing the
at Lafargeville.
St. Mary's Altar Society had a card
home, after spending: the summer at
baby. This week the "lesson will be
party at the home of Joseph Zimmer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ossont spent Rocky Point Inn, 4th Lake.
on bandaging.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
Mrs. Elinor Gould Tuttle, of New Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Valentine, daughConnelly at Lowville.
Mrs. Perry Markham, who is teachYork, has been the recent guest of
ters Virginia and Shirley, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Bush mo- Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gould.
ing in Syracuse, spent the week-end
Mrs. Floyd Reeder and chilldren, Bertored to Ogdensburg. Sunday and callMr. and Mrs. Henry* Shafer spent at her home in this village.
ta, Laverna and Charles, and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Nell, of Oxed on Mrs. Irene Sauers.
Sunday with their daughter, Miss
Mrs.
Everett Valentine spent the past
bow, were recent guests of Mr. and
LeRoy
Salsburg,
of Herklmer, Helen Schafer, at Benson Mines,
week at Camp Shirley^ Lake Bonaspent the" week-end with his parents,
Mrs. Joseph Domser and daughter Mrs. Joseph Zimmer and family.
parte.
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Salsburg.
Mrs. Anna Walsh, daughter Bernice,
Marion, of Boonville, have been visitMonroe and ^Gordon Bigness, of ing Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reed.
' Mary and Katherlne, of Utica, have
Ray F. Dunlop and Mrs. Joseph,
Watertown, spent the week-end with
Gdthier spent Tuesday afternoon in
Mrs. LJbby Cornwall has returned been guests, of Miss Margaret .Walsh.
Friday last the Misses Wanda and
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burdick.
Watertown calling on Jeanette Gothto her home in Philadelphia, N. Y.,
Elmer Patnode and Mrs. Peter after being the guest of Mrs. William Anna Constable left for Garrison to
ier, who is In the Mercy hospital from
visit relatives before going to Europe.
Pomerville spent the week-end with Trude.
injuries received Saturday morning,
the former's family at Thendara.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
O'Shea/have
reSept 20, when she was struck by Mr.
Mrs. Frank Zimmer entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates and John the Thursday Bridge Club Thuxwday turned from a visit to their daughter,
Dunlop's car.
Bates were guests Sunday of Mr. and afternoon. Mrs. Bernard Reed won Mrs. George Ruffrage and family, of
Eldon Graham has arrived in town
Whitesboro.
.
.
.
.
Mrs. Dewey Wetmore at Carthage.
n r 8 t prize.
from Honolulu to visit his mother,
Mrs.
Anna
Simons,
of
St.
Mary's
Mrs. Kathryn Hyer has returned to
Mr. and Mrs. James Young have reMrs. Grace Grahanv and other relathe-Hbme of Mrs. Frank Ossont, after turned home from a two weeks' visit rectory, is spending a few days at
tives. This is Mr. Graham's first visspending several days in Carthage.
with their son, Arnold Young, of Ava with her daughter, Mrs. John
It here in eight years. He has been
Nellenback.
Mr. and' Mrs. LeRoy Hartley and Pittsfield, Mass.
spending several years in Honolulu,
Albert Anken, who Is attending the
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nye, of Lyons
Mrs. Lynn Parker, of Rochester, rewhere he was attached to the U. S.
Falls, called on relatives in town turned home Tuesday, after being the Excelsior Business School .at Utica,
navy.
guest for several days of her parents, Jhas been a recent guest at his home
Friday^.
The Senior class of Harrlsville high
in this place.
'7
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Burdick Mr. and Mrs. Jay Markham.
school has elected the following' offiConstable ville and Lyons
Falls
were called to Syracuse by the illness
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkins and
cers: President, Erc«l Carley; viceof their little grandson, John Spencer daughter Norma, of Cortland, and played a game of Soccer at this place
president, Emma* Luther; secretary,
Joslin.
Mrs. Clara Atkins, of McGranvllle, Friday, which resulted in a victory for
Naiva Moses; treasurer, Gerald Mil><•» s
Mrs. S. B. Finnegan, of Lowville, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. the home boys, 3-1.
ler; Miss Helen J. Weekee, commerMr. and Mrs. Charles Swain spent
and Mrs. Moore, of New York, were Bowdish.
cial teacher, class advisor. The Junior
guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Burkhart, Miss Sunday with friends at Inlet, and Mrs.
class- has elected Harlow Rounds,Ossent
Margaret Burkhart and Mrs. Guy F. Hayes visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
president; Edna Gonyea, vice-presiMr. and Mrs. Leo Axtell have re- Harris visited Miss Florence Burk- Hayes, of Forestport.
dent; Irene Dobson, secretary; Zelma
turned home from an extended visit hart and Miss Frances Harris at OsFather Diviney spent Tuesday and
Mayhew, treasurer; Miss Anastacia
with relatives at Elmlra and Penn- wego Sunday.
Wednesday in Edwards with Father
Rosinski, advisor.
sylvania.
Stone From Buckingham Palace
Charles Lem and a number of his Maguire. He was also the guest of
Mrs. Maria Nichols, 88, widow of
Rev. Louis 'Brisson, of Evans Mills, associates on the road construction Father Duffy at Norwood .
Buckingham
Paving stones from
William Humes, died at her home on
Mrs. Charles G. Long, of Utica,
Is spending the week with his brother, enjoyed a steak dinner at the Coffee
may soon be a feature of Main street, at 7 o'clock Saturday
Rev. George Brisson and mother, Mrs. Shope, Thursday evening. Twelve" and Mr. and Mrs. John Long of Rome, palace
American millionaires' homes, as the
She had been ill for two
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. old stone courtyard is being removed night.
Julia Brisson.
guests were present.
months. Mrs. Nichols was born inT
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Martzloff and
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Davis entertain- William F. Long and family.
replaced with modern artificial Denmark, Lewis county, daughter of
Mrs. W. B. Holmes, Mrs. Gerald and
sons of West West Martinsburg, call- ed at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs.
stone. The contracting firm doing Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nichols. She
ed, on Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ho well and Stockwell, Watertown; Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and children and Mrs. Downs, the
said today that representa- was a school teacher for several years,
family Sunday.
Clyde Stockwell and children, Lois of Utica, spent Friday with the form- tiveswork
of
wealthy
Americans are eager and was married to William Humes,
er's sister, Mrs. A. R. Klossner and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lyon have re- and Nell, of Copenhagen.to
have
the
palace
stones and already Of Diana, 66 years ago. She was a
family.
turned to Syracuse, after spending
member of Disciples church more
Bridge Club
The
Blue
Monday
have
entered
into
If than
several days with Mr. and Mrs. losers entertained the Winners at a
Mrs. Nolan Foley «*nd son Billy, arrangements are negotiations.
40 years. Three children surconcluded,
the
Spencer Burdick.
supper at the Coffee Shope Monday Miss Lauretta Welch and Leo Roach, stones will be shipped to the United vive, James 11 Humes, president of
Mr. and Mrs. William Crouse and evening. Bridge was enjoyed later at all of Rochester, spent the week-end
First National bank; Mrs. Bessie
four children and Mrs. Leonard the home of Mrs, O. H. Cooke:
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anken and States within two months. The stone- Johnson, Rlchvllle, and Mrs. Bertha
work
Is
the
old
York
stone
paving
Crouse spent the week-end with relaSprague,. Gouverneur, besides six
John Hanley, Sr., attended the fu- family.
tives In Syracuse.
Sanford Zimmer has purchased the which has floored the underground grandchildren. The funeral was held
neral of John Alle, B5, a Civil war
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Phelps, of Car- veteran, of Augusta, Kansas, which homestead of the late Charles Zimmer passage of the palace* since the great at .the home at o'clock Tuesday afthage; Mrs. Olive Carpenter, of Wat- was held in Utica Monday. Mr. Al- near this village. Friends will be Duke of Buckingham built it 260 ternoon, Rev. John Dillon, a former
ertown,
were Sunday guests of len was the father of Mrs. Hugh Han- pleased to have Mr. Zimmer and fam- years ago. For many years it has pastor, from Auburn, conducted the
Charles B. Phelps.
ily return.
needed repair, and now already have services. Burial In Harrisville cemeley, of Utica.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Phillips and
Rev. Harry Beal, dean of St Paul's 200 tons of stone have been taken up tery.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Barnum
left
daugBler Harriett, of Watertown, Saturday for their new home in Black Cathedral, Los Angeles, Calif., was a and Liverpool artificial stone put in
were over Sunday visitors of Mr. and River, where Mr. Barnum will be caller upon friends here Thursday. its place.
Yet sometimes we pine for the
Mrs. F. G. Burdick.
Mr. Beal will be remembered „ as a
wicked old days before women got
station agent. Miss Bernice Barnum former
Mrs. Margaret Webert has returned has
rector
of
Saint
Paul's
church,
the ballot and saved the world.
gone to. Miss Wheelock's school Constableville, and St. Mark's, Port
to her home at Lafargeville, after in Boston.
Girls of 14 smoking clgaretttes?
spending the past week with Mr. and
Ceyden.
Well what of It? Edison says the
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shepard had
Mrs; Louis Webert.
Mrs.
Anna
M.
Bagg
entertained
things
do no damage except to brain
as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Har- friends at a four o'clock- tea WednesMr. and Mrs. Harvey Headley have land
cells.
Rauscher,
of
Boonville;
Mrs.
Ida
returned to their home In New Jersey,
day. Those present were Mrs. Fellus
Maybe the* English plan is safer.
AMBULANCE SEEVI0E
Watertown;. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor,
after spending several days as guests Allen,
Mrs. W. F, Hayes, Mrs. John
All of our wrecks occur wtfen the
Charles
Oaster,
Clinton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
of Miss Sarah Burdick.
Mrs. H. A. Pease, Mrs. MelBranch Offices
cars are away over on the right side.
Malcolm Fisher and son Clyde', of O'Shea,
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Burdick, Whitesboro.
vin A. Shaw, Mrs.. John P. Constable, Constableville—
Blessed are the poor. They needn't
daughters Sarah and Mary Shirley
Mrs. W. S. de Camp, Mrs. G. H. Rock' Harold Taylor, Manager go hopelessly in debt to make the
The
wedding
of
Joseph
EiSenhauer,
spent the week-end with Rev. and of North Tonawanda, and Miss Ruth well, Mrs. W. W. McConnell, all of Turin—Edwin H* Evans* Manage* neighbors think them solvent
Mrs. John Joslin at Syracuse.
Falls, will take
Mr. and Mrs. John. Salsburg, of this Norrls.at ofS t Niagara
.John's church in this
place; LeRoy Salsburg, of Herklmer, place
village,
Monday,
Oct.
6, Miss Norris
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Is at present visiting her
sister, Mrs.
George'Horth at East Martinsburg.
H.,Cain.
Miss Bernlce Owens has returned L. Mr.
Mrs. Clifford Allen enterfrom the Good Samaritan hospital, tained and
dinner Sunday, Mrs. Ellen
Watertown, where she recently under- Ernest, at
of Topeka, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs.
went an operation for appendicitis.
Biddle and Mrs. Slna Jones and son
Herbert Griffith, who has been Clinton
Allen,. Port Leyden; Mr. and
spending the past week with his par- Mrs.
Evans and children,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willnam Griffith, Muriel,Foster
Charles and Pauline, of Turin.
returned Sunday to his home at Glen
Mrs. Alice Payne entertained at
Park.
dinner Wednesday In celebration of
Mrs. Sarah Littlefield, Oliver Little- her birthday. Her guests were Mr.
HAKDWAIEE « £UJMB£NQ.
INSURANCE.
field, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Brunt and Mrs. O. E. Davis and Miss Mar?
and son Irving, spent Sunday with garet Temple, of this village; Mr. and Hardware, Plumbing, Heating, Paints
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Allen at Mrs. Everett Williams and Mrs. S. J.
Lewis £ o . Agency for
Rome.
Neff, Port Leyden, and Harry Schell,
ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
"THE IRON FIREMAN"
Mrs.
James Crossman and Mrs. of Syracuse.
Protect' Yourself and Family
"Ethel Dodge spent the week-end at
The ladies of the Home Bureau met
CASTORLANP
LOWVILLE
Racquette Lake^^where they visited at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Jones,
James Crossman, who is employed Wednesday evening of last week. It Phone 49
. Lowvitte
there.
\
was voted at this time to furnish the
The cost qf any piece of printing is T. J. O'CONNOR,
8EE US FOR
Mrs. James Gregory and daughter, following articles for a room in the
measured
by the results it produces.
Nellie Gertrude, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis County hospital: Bed, matSpecial on Life Insurance.
Used 20-Inch Oak Heater.
We can help you get costs down and
William Pellam .and Mr. and Mrs. tress, pillows, table, chairs, lamp and
PHONE 80M
Charles Walker Friday at Lypons screen. A series of pink teas will be
results up by giving you effective, LOWVILLE, N. Y.
Falls.
held to raise money for this purpose.
well-planned printing at lowest posMr. and Mrs. Frank Wasserlaerf, of
SHADY AVE. sible prices.
UNDERTAKING.
PHONE 1A8-J
Detroit, Mich., and George Howarth
'.
^>
,« • .
OTTER GREEK
and' family, of Tonawanda, were
Phones Residence 10W Office) I t
£EWELBY.
Let us give you suggestions on your
guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.
- - pianee Ft yirkler
Charles Z. Mihalyi.
(Mrs. Horatio Cobb, Correspondent.)
next printing JOIK. There, is no extra
Mr. and Mrs. William Conners, Miss
Mrs. Bert Wright is ill at this writcharge for the benefit of our exUNDERTAKES
Katherine Howley, of this place, and ing.
perience.
Ambulance Service
JEWELER
Mrs. Edward Deahna, of Utica, have
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Mealua spent
Anytime—DAY & NIGHT—Anywhere
returned from a motor trip to West- last week in Utlca.
Watches — Clock* — Silverware
field, Mass., where they visited Mr.
Shady Ave.
Lowville, N. Y.
— Diamonds —
Mlss Ruth M. Bliss called on Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Deabna.
and Mrs. Rea Bliss Saturday.
Vlctrolas
—
Victor
Records
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ross, Mr. and
GARAGES,
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Mealus and
STATE ST.
Mrs.
Bruce Dunbar, Miss Marie children motored to Utica Sunday.
Doyle, Maynard Hulbert.of this place,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ronnie are
CLOTHING.
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bintz and spending
some time at Beach's Mill.
daughter Arletha, of Constableville,
Ifs Wise to Choose a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Brennen
callspent the week-end camping at Stony ed on Mrs. Howard King Sunday.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
CHEVROLET SIX
Lake.
Shoes For The Entire Family
John Balrd, who has been ill for
Day
& Night Service
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder and some
time, remains about the same.
BUY THE BEST FOR LESS
daughter, Eleanor, Mr. and Mts. Earl
PHONE 94-W
LOWVILLE, N.Y.
Sunday
service
at
Otter
Creek
Jackson, Mrs. Frank Murphy, Mr. and church will be at the usual hour, 7:30
After giving siren alarm the. Bell
Mrs. Alex Murphy and children, mom.
xowvnxE, N. Y.
will strike the following number of
tored to Utica Sunday, where they p. Frederick
Wittwer
is
spending
a
Times for Zones indicated:
visited Frank Murphy, who is a pa- few days with his aunt, Mrs. Spencer
Phone 292
.
State S t
STOP AT
tient at the Homeopathic hospital.
Dekin.
HUDSON-ESSEX
The "A" division of the Ladies' Aid
Miss Ruth Alice Mealus spent last
SA&ES A SERVICE
of the M. E. church will serve supper
North of Dayan
with her grandmother, Mrs.
BIG
USED CAR SALE
in the church basement on Thursday, week
West
of
State
Waldron.
Lowville • Lyons Falls
Oct. 8th, beginning at 5:30, until all Bert
— Next Two Weeks <—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leo
Rennle
and
son
BEST
QUALITY
are served.; price, adults, 25 cents; Foster spent Sunday at Lowville with
PHARMACY.
Boots, Shoes and Furnishings for the
children 20 cents. The public is corBetween State S t and, railroad
Emma Cummins.
dially invited. We hope there will be Mrs.
North of Shady- Ave,, West of
Entire Family at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leroy
Mealus
had
as
Dr. M. H. Branson's
a large attendance.
railroad
LOWEST PRICES
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bert
POWDER FOR WORMS .-'
At the court of honor, which was Waldon
and
daughter
Oliver
TAILORS.
the feature of the final session of the
A Safe and Tasteless Remedy for
Mr. and Mrs. "Conrad Shumway and
North of Shady Ave. to outskirts
summer programme of district 6, family
Worms and Stomach .T^ojibte
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
L.
The
New
Fall
l
i
n
e
of
Jefferson-Lewis County Boy Scouts Cobb motored to Fulton and Hannibal
SUITINGS, TOPCOATS,
of America, held at Lyons Falls, Sat- Sunday.
Between Shady Ave. and Mill
OVERCOATS
urday evening, the Glenfleld troop
Greek, up to railroad
Mrs.
Howard
King
and
daughter,
Now on Display
made an excellent showing. The fol- Agnes, were called to Port Leyden by
ELECTRICAL.
lowing boys were advanced in rank to the death of Mrs. King's mother,
Get My Prices Before Buying
first class scouts: Ronald Davis, Reg- Mrs. Ellen McHale.
Between Railroad and State S t Phone SOO-J
Res.
Inald Robinson, Hugh Jordon, Jr.,
KELVINATOR
The chicken pie supper held at the
Elmer Burke and Francis Howley. In home
7—
Lowville, N. Y.
of Willard Rudd, September 28, Shady Ave.
The Oldest Domestic Electrlo
State S t up to High Bridge, down
the bird-house contest the silver lov- in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. Walker's
Refrigeration
to
creek
ing cup presented to the troop having birthday, was
well attended and they
GROCERS.
the greatest number of exhibits of received the sum
of $17.
merit was won by Glenfleld, while five
E. E. WIDMEYKB
There will . be services a t Otter
Everything South of Mill Creek B. J. HERZIG
of the six individual prizes "offered Creek
G. E. Wiring System
church
from
Tuesday
evening
were won by Glenfleld boys. First until. Saturday night inclusive. Rev.
LOWVILLE
NEW YORK
PHONE 121
prize, in class for scouts of twelve to. Mr. Shearer, of Carthage, will speak. WE DELIVER
SUBSCBD3E NOW—
thirteen years, was won by Evan V.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Quinn, Jr. In the class for scouts AH are welcome, Come and bring a
Have the Journal and Republican
fourteen years and over, first priase. friend.
come to your home or have J t
was- taken by Hugh Jorden, Jr., and
Gain of UtOOfiOO in Population MONEY SPENT IN THIS STORE to • friend—for the Blffest
second by Reginald Robinson. First
PHOTOGRAPHY
IS RE-SPENT AT HOME
price for best feeding station was won
The population of New York city's
worth you ever received.
Portraits — Views — Kodak Work
by Francis Howley; second by Albert metropolitan area is computed at
TIRE REPAIRING.
MacCrimmon. Other scouts attending •10,740,693, by a committee of the Mer21 DAYAN ST.
the meeting were Domnlck Chivello, chants' Association, a gain of UW0,SHOE REPAIRING.
"
Motor Oils
Harold Norton and William Baker, 000 since July 1, 1928. The territory Flak Tires
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
FIRST AID FOR TIRES
Jr. The boys were in change of Scout Includes New York £ity, Nassau, SufOar
Washing-—Greasing—-Repairing
I Master A. J. Robinson and were ac- folk, Rockland and WestchfiBter councompanied by Com mitt men Frank ties, eight New Jersey counties and
PHONE 875-J
Dr. SchoU Foot Appliances
Bates and Hugh Jorden, Sr. Tht part of Falrfleldd county, Conn.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Laces, Polishes, E t c
prizes and winning exhibits will be
ALHAMBRA BUILDING
QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING
displayed in a local store windoy durAn escaped lunatic was discovered
FAY 1M WETMORE, Prop.
ing National Scout week, Oct. 13-18. playing in a St. Louis, jazz orchestra. MDayaaSt.
SHADY AVENUE, LOWVHXE, N. Y.
B. H. 8TODDARD, Prop.
Lowville, N. Y
I The prizes were donated by business There may be others.
Fowlers' Sow, Inc.
R. J. Green
A. H Cnmmings
Journal and Republican
Finn Chevrolet Co., h e .
Lewis Clotting Store
FIRE ZONES FOR
VILLAGE OF LOWVILLE
C. H. Arthur Motor Sales
Coahn's Store
A 30-HOBSE-POWEH engine makes sure of ample power
•' for the field -work, for the belt, for every farm job
that requires pnlling, pushing or stationary power.
A high-tension magneto with enclosed starter coupling insure* easy starting. It makes no difference how
snappy the morning, the etarting system on the new
Fordson will operate easily. -J
Come in and see the Fcrdaon Agricultural Tractor.
"We want to show you its new features. There are 16
altogether. We want to show you how easy it starts
and how die motor sounds. We want to give you a
* booklet chat describes in detail this farm tractor. Ask
foe a
ffl$M 4>eKvered
VIRKLER-NORTZ TRACTOR CO,
F. C Snyder't Pharmacy
S. D. Crandtll
Shop
Virkkr
ton
WAG
The Church Studio
Shady A?e. Shoe Shop
Wetmore's Tire Shop
Lowville, N. Y.
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Port Leyden, New Ywk
Lloyd T. Schantz
The Improved Fordson
A g r i c u l t u r a l Tractor
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