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TH» MIDIKA TRIBUNE Uokin* Backward Through the Yeart * «!*• ••glf* Tf«M» J^iN-Wll\ Conwsntlon foj? the Nfag«wi«0?«' S unn Masonic district held At asonic Temple, Newell J. Maxon. Worshipful Master, and degree work exemplified before Dana B. fleUiogs, Junior Grand Warden of the State of New York, and Henry 0. Mcachiim, Grand Lecturer. David A. White retained by the State Bonking Department as at- torney in thus reorganization of the Central Bunk. The Akron, largest airship in the world, sighted over Medina on its return to Its base at Lakehurst, N.J. Reorganisation of the Central Bunk outlined before Westminster Club by Judge Bertram E. Har- eourt, followed by on address by Colonel E, A. Havers on the WeBt Indies and Panama. Drive of the Orleans County American L*glon for new mem- bers completed with a membership Of 450, completing its quota. Members of the W, C. T. U. en- tertained try Mrs. Thomas All- chin ut hor homo on North Acade- my Street liymcrnutil—Minn Melon Casey of Mlddleporl to Jumi-8 M. Collins, of Medina; Minn Helen DeTroyu to Mlchai'l Calundra; Miss Ruth E. lllurnu'ieri to .Stanley W. John- UOII Obituury- Mcniy A Barrus, of Eagle flaibor, in a linffulo Hos- pital, IVI/» Jlowmd A Maynard, MIB. Trx/Miiia II Ajjncw T««n Yearn Ago—1020 Thn-i- rnlUjgeii, two guiagcs und n burn ilrr. ti<»yed by dis.utiotiB fire a! I .iilii-slde, ot IBIIIIIUIIK in I (J. Rowley's cottiiuc Allen Tlieiitie m.ld by K C Al- len I\ 'I\' (ienruee 'I'hciti leal Unlet pr IIU'B, I tie Mm. .Amu* Amos observed her tOOlh hlithiluy ul Um homo of her dautflilcr in Wulcrporl Morn ut Ouk Ortluit d mi the Itidtfe on November I 1, IllUfl, MIIC lived to see her tfrriit-tfrtml jmindehlldroii. The all-Medina football team defeated Hie ull-Manhntteri team ut Loclipoil <l-0 with Ayrault, O'- lirlen and NwniUiul starring for the MecJlnn team The 7 Vth annual statement of the Medina Mnvlngs und Loan Asso- ciation mi published showed u tiurpluu foi October 30th of $20,- 874.00. Mm Willis Gregory and Mm. M. A liciwcri moved Into the Wal- kur apartment on 1'ork Avenue. Medina High School preparing (or cliinh with Itn old rival at Al- bion on Thunluajivlrui Day, under t'onch Stevenson und Ciiplaln Ay- riiult. The AI Inn Thoatre to be com- pletely riMiuvulod and redecorated under the new management and the nliiyc- ruluriU'd for vaudeville nuinbct n Ulruici iilvori by Mrs V A. Acer Ui Mr uiul Mm. Kiauk II Whipple U'fnie Dun clcpiiituie for Orlandu, IHa , fur llii' wlnlei dbiluuiy Mm William I' Tun- nel, Wllliuiii I.ynlrt of Loclipoil, in II Ihiffulo honplUil, Chillies C Itiimbea. Miss Kathcilne O'Reilly I -inui Hi'iK'h, Klblfi, V1i« llo(ll«'Ml'l Cnllf M.ie ; MIB John V Jonnlngii rirtwu Yeum Ago—1021 HfMilt-iiii'ii of Mi unit Mis Kiwieln II Whipple und Mi and Mi» lloini'i J l.ulhri mi Weill t'entci Slier« bin nltu l/cil und a quantity <>f)c«wcliy and u (in IUIII Stolen Medina Ail vei tinliiH Club tipon- sorn II Salm Duy, to be belli Hie aei'imd rvimiday of eveiy month, und iilmi a etimiminity suction In «oniiDi'tl(in with thin duy Cliailu- Cliaplln played In bin latent film tiuH'ot'aii, \The Kid,\ ul tlie Allt-n TliPiilie with Jackie Cuoiian Cnloiii-I Jului N Thiiinpmin dero- rillud with Hie llrlijiuii Ciol\ de *luene ul Hie ,Slul«- Ai mm y In Hmiiklvii. N Y . by lluinn Aiiolpli STOP IT WITH J Alka Seltzer DODH llvadaclw \alow you I down''\ You are n rare ex- eeplum It It doon not ^ One «.r tw«> Uiblcta of ALKA- , RKt'T^Kri in « |,l a8a 0 ( W ntor , iiwiken n pleuaimt alknlizJng wilutiun that uiiuoily brings 'elief m just a few mlnutea. ALKA .s'Kl.T/.KIt U also reeom- i'itimli-, 1 (H I *•\» \» M«m»cli, \Morning AUrr , ArWl liullgKillan, I \Id-. mid Mtmculnr I'ulm. Yen v>. ill UKo (ht< tutifly H avoI . ami l lie 1,-su, lis whoti y ol , tulto 'tlkB-.Silu,.r. Allin-S»IU»r. whsii tiwMilvo»t in woler. contains an aiuilKrait iSitclluni Acotyl-Salirvl- \'\'. I\ '.\ l : ,iUon ; U «\ nlknll«(n« iiuwita In Allia-SelUer Kelp l 0 r«. lii'VD IIKWH- I'V-cryitny ttlsor- dora anstM lut«l with lyiicr. \elillly -£.;• fimnll pading» 30c lV'jl Ijirge packnpo 60*. Alka-Seltzer Jneque», of the Belalsn Army, tor VtWt to 'wp. WojfMr W*r, Mr. und Mr*. Albert J. mil ob- served their Golden Wedding an» nlversary et their home on Park Avenue November 1st The Lynn Stock Company to oi- ks repertoire of popular plays in- cluding \The Governor and The Boss,\ \The Girl of the Sunny South\ and \Bought and Paid For\ at the Allen Theatre with Jack Lynn. Talk given before the West- minster Club by Lawrence F. Abbott, editor of the Outlook, on \Theodore Roosevelt, the Ameri- can.\ Snow to the depth of eight or ten inches fell in this locality this week. Crime wave reported sweeping the country with burglaries and crime increasing; demand for liquor believed to bo the cause. Hymeneal—Miss Vera Osborn to Olcnn Allehin. Obituary—Frank Sloat and wife Sophia, at Corfu; Henry W. Fox In Albion; Mrs. W, S. Bluhop; Mm. Nellie Root, of Knowlen- vllle; Gorton Bennett; Mhw Carrie S. Petit; Mrs. Myron S. Newell; Mr». Ctmrlea H. Breed; Peter Lyn- tei Hr.; John A. Oolgor; Mru. Wm. Duel, Mra. Frank Carpenter, for- merly a resident of Medina, at Horderlown, N. J. Twenty Yean* Ag»—1010 Latent relurnw of the Presiden- tial election for this year tihowod that President Wilson received a popular vote of 0,1)03,713 and Chun fAiiiH lluKhi-fi H,100.401. President Wilson was asauiecl of 212 elec- li/ilul votes and fui nier Governor I lushes 243, tflvlnK the former u pluiullly by the nuriow rnai klfi of 7 votes to (lute Official flHUies of the vote of Orluuns County showed the fol- lowing results For Preiildent, Wil- son, l> , ,ZSI7, Hughes, H., 4HB4; For Governor, Charles H. Whit- inun, It , 4720, Sumuel Seabury, D., 2,130; Charles K Welch, Progres- sive, 17S, Representative In Con- gress, Archie L). Maunders, R., 4,- 474; David A. White, U, 1,811; William Schalber, Proiirosslve, 202, District Attorney, William H. Munson, B,30fl; John C. Knicker- bocker, 4. Ocorgo W. Colo Was also elected Justice of the Supreme Court on a Ropubllcan-Dornocrut- ProgrosHlve ticket by 0,415 votes. Ileurlnu grunted by Governor Whitman at Albany on Nov. 20th in an appeal for executive clem- ency In the Stlolow Case. Frwln King, central flguro of the Stlolow case, arrested In Lyn- donvllle and taken to Jail on a warrant charging porjury ut the trial. Frank Owen, of Mlddleport, struck and seriously Injured by automobile while moving his household effects to North Tona- wuiida Petition granted by Uiiaiii of Tiuateen to the It I, Ac It It It to i< ,im li nil a station on the piop- ei ly Just east of St. Jobii'n ehuieli. Hymeneal Miss Charlotte A Dodge to Waller Norniun Hurl I of Medina < Ibltuui y Julluii A. Knelt of Kuckvllle Thirty Ycom Ago—1II0O official i elm mi for the guberna- torial election In Orleans dimity this year weie us follows (io\ei- noi Charles K llugben, 4,1 l!V, Win Randolph Hearst 2,350. Itandall, 2(111, Chime 17, Jackson 13. Finn of SIUIIOI, Wage and Hldle- niun, of Albion, dlaimlved, with Judge Slgnor anil his son. Chut leu pi uctiiing law under the firm name of Slgnor Hi Slgnoi (ieoige F Hull, popular come- dian, lu appeal ut Rent's Opera House In \Hello Hill \ Mi and Mrs George Kennan guest* of Mra Kenniin'u mother, Mis J Ruggles Weld Hymeneal MIBM Oru Hniokii of Album to Louis M Derby uf Me- (llnii. Mm Miny Maiuuw to It Klmci Fullei Oblluiuy Mis Mai tin Olds in Auburn, N Y, Ftanli Win th in Duilen Centei , Mrs Sarah Lamp- tnun of Vol nun Center, finmer i eslileul of Medina, Mis lluniiuh C'mff in Dane, infant son of Di noil Mm Royal C Flown ii at h'oi I Wm th, Texas Thirty Five Years Ago—-1001 T II Ai mstiong, I II Oetmlle, lion Fred L Downs, Mis» M. K Sliutton, M A llowen, Ft link II Hind, Flunk It Whipple, Robert Mullet, K W Tnpp and Hairy I'' Weld on the I'ouimlllet' fm village of Medina to erect a link- able arch at the Washington ap- proach of the Washington Ai linij- U>n Bridge in memory of the late William McKlnley. Total attondunco ut the Pan- Ameiienn Exposition in Ikiffalo for the season reported us 11,304 - 073. \Ttie Atneiii-im C.lrl\ played at Hold's Opetu House with II Ciiul- U»n DonneUy Board of Supei visors for this vein comiKvsed of llir following members Lorcnto HUIIOWI. of ' .^^TfT* 1 ft^r\T(r \»\V HoMnsoa. ' * phy of K#n4«ll; 3K«reu« D, Church of [Mmwi JHfewy 9, ftMrwwfer ot Ridgew*y; Avery A. Dinolds of Shelby; Adelbert Conger of Vat«; C, W. GJidden of Clarendon, chairman. CJgrk AUi» received from the Pan American Exposition a fetal sward of $043.72 for his exhibit of Tunis sheep, Medina Gas Co. taken over by Rochester and Buffalo Companies with W. B. Curry as General Su- perintendent. ' -Questions ot a new passenger depot, a new town hall ana a pub- lic library discussed by Business Men's Association at meeting. Rev, C, H, Harrington, formerly pastor of the Fim«§laptist Church of Shelby Center, accepted a call to tho pastorate at Andover, Alle- ghany County. Hymeneal-—Miss Emma A, Goetz to Rudolph J. Peters, both of West Shelby. Obituary—Allen C. Brownell, formerly of Medina, atJVewark, N. Y.; Mrs. Catherine C, Best; Dr. O, D. Phelps, formerly of Lyndon- ville, In New York City; Levi P, Hurd In Newark, N. J.; Colonel Charles James, former prominent politician of Western New York, In Washington, D. C; George W. Kuck In Buffalo; Mrs. Sarah Tan- ner Weld; Mrs. Thomas Wright. •B«SSSW»«SSSSSSSS»«e-BS«HW iter party issued 'by jdwin Fos- ;n ATE NTS I lss# AND TRADE-MARKS ! |C.A.SNOW&CO. Successful Prm-tux since 1875. , Over J!5,000 patents obtained for inventors in every section of country. Write for booklet ; telling how to obtain a patent, with hat of clients in your State. 710 8th St., Washington. D.C. Forty Years Ago—1800 Clarendon the onlv town in the country to give William J, Bryan a majority of votes. Grund victory parade held by Republicans on Main street and around town In celebration of Mc- Kinley's victory with W. 11. Whip- ple us marshal I and the 20th Scp- urute C'ompuny heading the pro- cession. Dwelling house of Mrs. D. Fuinbiirn on West Street, occupied by the fumily of Edward Musher and four bourdeis, destioyed by file ut night William A. Luttenton, of Barre, elected chairman of organization meeting of Board of Supervisors ut Albion, und Frederic M. Thompson, of Albion, re-elected clerk. Members unuwerlng the roll cull were W. A. Phlpps, Alblcn; WiIlium A. Luttenton, Durre; C. M. Hard, Carlton; Dennis W. Evartn, Clarendon, A. P. Chapman, Gained, C 8. Urldgeman, Ken- dull; N. L. Colo, Murray; M. B. Reed, Ridgeway; H. L. James, Sholby; George H. Rolffe, Yattis. Hymeneal-Mrs. Amanda J. Tiffany to James H. Wuterson; Mias Maude Clark, formerly of Lyndonville, to W. W. Egan at Suglniiw. Obituary—Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Waldo; Miss Anita Colmun; William G. Swan of Al- bion; Kenneth C, five year old son of LJna Beechor, In Buffalo; _ J9wf ^WjS^fl ^Jlg^ii Ml i!3 j IJemocrstic party Carry the state toy .» plurality of approximately 4000 votes, wifl» Roswell P. Flowers elected ss Qmetnov oyer J. Sloat rassett, Republican can- didate, •' '\ Organization meeting of the Board of Supervisors held at Al- bion with the following members on the board; Ijobert Clark, Al-j Won; Or. w. Fowon, Barre; John) IV. Gilmore, Carlton; WiUiam pt. Golf, Clarendon; John B. Cran- dall, Qaincs; Irving E. Wellman, Kendall; Nathaniel Rhodes, Mur- ray; A. J. McCoMiick, Ridgeway; V. A, Acer Jr., Shelby; A. B. Mil- lis, Yates, chairman. Clerk, Joseph A. Wall (re-elected). Two story brick building on Main street in Mlddleport occu- pied by Gray and French, hard- ware dealers, destroyed by fire in $20,000 blaze. Reception given Dr. Freemont W. Scott at hia residence by two hundred townspeople with music and fireworks in honor of his ap- pointment as coroner. Officers of St. Agnes' Guild elected as follows: Pres., Mrs. James Robertson; Vice Pres., Miss Kennan; Sec. Treas., Miss Rice. Firm of Evans & Hurd, physi- cians and surgeons, dissolved at Loekport, with Dr. S. W. Hurd continuing the business. Hymeneal—Miss Cornelia M. Austin, of Shelby Center, to Chas. H. Pender on November 11th; Miss Lillian Watson to W. T. Hendricks. Obituary—James Densmore, of Middleport, in Niles, Mich.; Mrs. Philip Dutcher of Knowlesville; Thomas Maxwell; Herbert Con- don; Henry R. Rubens, formerly of Medina ul Glendale, Cal.; Clark Allen; Mrs. John Cullen, formerly of Medina, in_ Loekport; Spencer Mock ford In Trumansburg. Fifty Five Years Affo—1881 Concert given at Bent's Opera House by Miss Louise Diem with Miss Nellie Gunn at the piano and assisted by Miss Bertha Lan- dauer, sopruno; W. C. Roberts and E. 11. Anthony, bassos; Miss May Welton, contralto; Charles Thurs- ton, tenor; Fred It. Bralnard, vio- lin, and Frank Welton, flute. Organization meeting of the Board of Supervisors held at Court House In Albion with Elliot E. Al- Us, of Barre, as chairman, and E. L. Wage, of Albion, clerk. The board, composed of 6 Republicans und 4 Democrats, was as follows: William Hallock, of Albion; Elliot E. Alllaof Barre; Isaac N. Stebbins of Carlton, Wm. H. H. Goff, of Clarendon; Charles Bldleman, of Gaines; Pierre A. Simklns of Ken- day; Robert McCargo, of Mur- ray; Julius Harris, of Ridgeway; D. A. Acer of Shelby, and Geo. Handy of Yates. Cards for a Thanksgiving din- town this; week hy the Union Mu- tual Telegraph Co, Hew &&%&. store opened by Heaiy and Son on the west side of Main street one door south of Greasart's clothing store. Baird's Orleans Minstrels played at Bent's Opera House, Thanksgiving proclamation is- sued by President Chester A. Ar- thur, Obituary—David S. Waldron in Mfflville. Sixty Years Ago—1878 Hayes and Wheeler win in Presidential race; Republicans in town collect bets. Dr. R. F. and F. A. Bishop now located in their new offices, second floor of the Tribune building. Organ recital given by Professor Baker in the new M. E. Church with selections also rendered by Mrs. Henry Chase. Organization meeting of the Or- leans County Board of Supervi- sors held with Homer D. Waldo elected chairman and John Cun- neen, of Albion, clerk, Members tof the board: Norman S. Field, of Albion; Homer D. Waldo of Barre; Dwlght S. Beckwlth of Carlton; Peter A. Albert of Clarendon; Jonas Sawens of Gaines; Pierre Simkins of Kendall; E. Bliss of Murray; Allen P. Scott of Ridge- way; V. A. Acer of Shelby; H. Phelps Blood of Yates. Over eight million people re- ported as having visited the Cen- tennial Exposition at Philadelphia, netting total receipts of $3,874,- 884.74. Concert given by the celebrated Barnabee Co., for the benefit of St. John's Church. Hymeneal—Mrs. Mary E. Tal- ford to John M. Pitts, both of Me- dina; Miss Cornelia C. McWhor- ter to Adelbert E. Berry, both of Shelby. Tteitfpdtoy, Wmmtim & m* mmtm_ ^ * M ?&$ jm&Baaaasmit*. KELLY'S Auro fc$ATTE3HY KAO*0 SERVICE GAS - OIL - BATTERIES - TIRES Main and Pearl Sts. PliCMie 501. - RADIOS Medina, N. Y. I. Cabbage Au Gratin The lowly cabbage comes into its own when given just a few trim- mings : 4 cups cooked cabbage, cut in small pieces 2 cups hot white sauce (made from 4 tablespoons each of flour and butter, two cups of milk and a dash of salt and pepper). Yi cup grated American cheese 'A cup buttered bread crumbs Put cabbage in greased casserole. Add cheese to white sauce and stir until melted. Pour over cabbage. Sprinkle with bread crumbs. Bake in moderate oven 25 t o 30 minutes, or ondl browned. Serves 6. Recipe prepared by Consumers 1 Information Service, Department I of Agriculture and Markets, Al- | bany, New York. BY PRODUCT SMOKELESS NUT SOFT ft CORE $10.50 ALL PB Ha Hoffmaste. RED SEAL Service 7« UP TO $5.00 FREE DIVIDEND—ASK FOR CARD COAL SCBANTON HARD COAL $ 12.25 ALL PRICES DELTVEKED IN TOWN NUT SIZE •NiviiiMMiBnunMaiM IF ADVERTISING IN TOE IHEDIJNA TRIBUNE DID NOT PAY, THIS NEWSPAPER WOULD NOT BE IN EXISTENCE TODAY. li«!«IB!IISIl!B!IIIWilin!IIHII[||!;)BXi!IU
