CARNIVAL AT KENOZA LAKE.
A T h o u sa n d People G ather to W itness
W ater and Land Events.
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Fully one thousand people attended ©
the carnival at Kenoza Lake Tuesday.
The water events, held in the morn­
ing, resulted as follows; Single for
women—Miss Rauer of the Bosley
House, first; Mrs Rosfenback, Water­ ©
falls House, second; Miss Ammarell, ©
Bosley, third. Single for men—Leon ©
Moulthrop, first; Paul Juley, Bosley,
second; E. H. Hupe, Gedney House, ©
third. Double for women—Miss Bin­
zen and Miss Krumweide, Kenoza Dell
House,first; Mrs Rosenbaek and Miss © A Sale of Stein-Bloch, Hart, Schaflher
Rosenzweig, Waterfalls, second; Misses 1 & Marx, and other Suits for
Obrein and Kammerer, Armbrust
House, third. Double for men—Jesse
and Leon Moulthrop, first; Cochran
and another, DeLap’s hotel, second;
Riedel and Hellwinkel, Lindt’s Apple © Your choice of about forty suits, all
Grove, third. Tub race—Juley, Bos­
sizes, prices w ere $16.50 to $25.
ley House, first; Durr, Thornwood,
second; Stafford, Crescent Hill, third.
Men’s swim—Juley, Bosley, first; ©
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Diamond, The Fern, second; Durr,
The Thornwood, third. The ladies’
swim was won by Miss M. Mathey of
New York.
Judges—John Deboben, Brooklyn;
Geo Himberger, and Harry Darley, © F ifty pairs of Men’s Summer Trousers,
NewYork; starter, Harry Burchard,
values up to $5,
$2.50 and $3.50.
New York.
There were
no decorated boats.
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In the field events in the afternoon
the winners were: Threelegged race
—Hassell and Smith, Apple Grove,
.first; Deboben and Dryer, Lakeview,
second; Donaldson and Myers, third. 8
Potato race—Lena Huber, first; Lil­
lian Krantz, second; Helen Jantzer, 8
third. Egg race—Rauer, Bosley, first; g* Some new R atine Blouses, to be worn
Binzen, Elmhurst, second. Shot put—
Thompson, Dell House, first; Cochran, § with, w hite skirts, colors pink and blue,
DeLap’s, second; Tymann, Bosley,
third. High jump—Harvey Myers, | $3 and $3.50.
5ft. 2 in. Broad jump—Harvey Myers,
19 ft 1 in, first; Alfred Myers, second.
The baseball game between Kenoza
Lkae and Jeffersonville was won by
the latter, 7 to 1, with Harry Hal­
stead umpire.
The moving pictur.e man failed to
show up for the evening’s entertain­
ment, but the crowd enjoyed a great
musicall treat with Dr. Oscar Schminke, pianist, and George Himberger of
New York, flute soloist.
I am here to wire your house properly, or install
The carnival was under the direct­
complete lighting plants.
ion of j. E. Jenkins and Harry Hals­
Have Electric Lights installed on your Atftomobile.
tead, and the proceeds from the sale
Storage Batteries Charged and Repaired.
of tickets and refreshments are for
the M.E. church, which will realize
about $100 from the event.
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, N. Y.
KENOZA LAKE.
YOUNGSVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Orliff O. Wright and
daughter Dorothy,, who motored here
in their car from their home in West
Orange, returned Sunday, after spend­
ing a week at Frank Fulton’s.—Ozias
Flint of Delhi is visiting his cousin,
Frank Fulton.
Prof. F. Baronblatt of New York
who is stopping at Muller’s Breezy
Hill, rendered a few selections on the
violin in the German church on Sun­
day, accompained on the organ by
Edith Muller. Selections will be%layed again next Sunday in the afternoon.
The annual picnic of St. Francis R.
C. church will be held in Inderlied’s
grove and hall on Monday, Aug. 18.
The Youngsville ball team annihilat­
ed the Shandelee team here last Sun­
A r r iv a ls a t th e B o a rd in g H o u ses.
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Elmhurst—Mrs B. Klein and daugh­
ter Adelaide, A. Shergent, wife and
daughter Lillian, Mr Henry; Nicholas,
Hazel and Margaret Peters, Miss Tes- d a y , sc o re 18 to 4. L e s te r G m se h a rd
sie H. Brled, G. F. Lawlor, wife and twirled for the locals and Ed Portz for
daughter Dorothy, Louis H. Hiljiard,
visitors.—Catcher John Huff of
Mrs Harrey H. Wood and daughter the
Luettta, John G. Devlin, F. Elmer theis place has quit playing ball with
Binzen, New York; Edward C. Smith, the Livingston Manor team.
Brooklyn ; Miss Emma E. Allard, Mer­ L. L. Campbell and wife of New
are at The Sterling. Miss Lillian
iden, Conn.; Miss V. Edith White, York
Wallingford, Conn.; Ernest Poehl, F. Roeder, the singer, is also a guest
Brown, B. T. Schneider, F. Murray, there.—Joe Franklin of New York is
William Fleming, New York; Miss stopping with his brother Wm. at the
Wilma Halfner, Hoboken; Harry Forest House. — New arrivals at
Sehenck and wife, Mrs D. Mint and Keoug’s Crystal Spring House are M.
Bennett and Miss Addie Cleser of
daughter Gladys.
Kehrlie’s Swiss Hill Cottage—John Brooklyn, and Miss M. Downey of
L. Witte and wife, Emma, Henry and New York.
Rev. Fr. Edmund C. Killian, O.F.M.,
John Witte Jr, Mrs Shroder, Herman spent
a few days of last week with his
Lullman
and family, Brooklyn; Dr
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Chas Schnackenberg and family, Mrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Killian
Youngsville. Fr. Edmund was en
Memken, Fred Hellwinkel, Frank of
route from St. Bonaventure’s Francis­
Corkren, New York ; Harry and Wm
can Monastery at Paterson, where he
Pardise, Long Island.
Gedney House—Misses Kathryn A. just completed his novitiate year, to
Smith, Florence S. Klages, Agnes St. Stephen’s Seminary, Croghan, N.
Maskell, Margaret T. Maskell, Estelle Y., where he is shortly to enter upon a
Brourns, and Mary R. Ryan, H. G. three year course of philosophy.
Weber, NewYork; Mrs Meyer, Miss. Miss Eliza Killian-of Liberty spent a
Edna Meyer,. Miss K. L. Mitchell, F. few days of last week with friends and
K. T. Dickinson, H. Steinbrunn and relatives in this section.
wife, Leo Taylor, Edward J. Becker,
W HITE S U L P H U R S P R IN G S .
Mrs S. Taylor, Misses M. and Loretta
Taylor, E. H. Hupe, Brooklyn; Jas
T. Hayden, Winfield Junction; Miss August 5.—Miss Martha Becker of
Marguerite Edwards, Huntington; Brooklyn is visiting at Joseph Engel’s.
Miss Natalie E. Sheville, Springfield, -A large crowd attended the business
N .J.; Mrs Robert Gerhard, Miss.es meeting of the Epworth League at
Electrical Contractor of Jersey City.
Amelia C. and Ella H. Gerhard, Mrs Mrs. James Gavitt’s Monday evening.
Telephone
Wm C. Hanson and son Lewis W.,/ —Mrs. David Worden and Mrs. Palmer Single copies of the Record will be
Jeffersonville, N. Y.
sent
on
receipt
of
5c
each.
Newark.
Worden returned Sunday from Mt.
Kisco, wherve they had been visiting.
CALLICOON C EN TER .
—Gus Knack returned Sunday from
Ferndale, where he had been employed ♦
August 4.—Mrs Nadler, son Henry on the state road.—Seeley Decker of t
and daughter Viola, Mrs Mayer, Mrs Newark, a former resident here, called
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S c h m id t, M isses C a rrie a n d L a u r a
on several friends Saturday and Sun­ i
S c h m a c h te n b e rg e r o f E v e rg re e n , L o n g
day. He left Monday for Walton, ♦
Island, and Miss Theresa Rocklein of where he will spend a month with his :
Newark, are stopping at Michael sister.—Abial B. Parks of this place ♦
Rocklein’s.—A crowd of young people has been appointed by Governor Sulzer ♦
attended a straw ride [to North Branch as a member of the commission which
on Monday evening.—Mr. and Mrs. is to superintend the erection in the
Veyhl went to Monticello on b u sin e ss District of Columrbia of a monument
Friday.—Mr# Dakar of Hoboken is to commemorate the battle of Fort
stopping at D. B. West’s for a few Stevens and the 25th Volunteer New
weeks.—Mr and Mrs Klinger are stop­ York Cayalry. It was through the
ping at The Colonial.—The annual efforts of Mr. Parks, who was a loyal
prize shooting, open to the public, will member of the 25th, engaging in twen­
be held under the auspices of the ty eight battles during his enlistment,
Sehuetzien Verein on Steinhauser’s that the bill was brought before the
This is to announce to the public th a t w e have ju st opened a new electric power
range on Wednesday, Aug. 20, to be legislature.' G. F. Currey of Liberty,
mill on Chestnut street a t the O. & W. trestle, in Liberty, where w e are n ow pre­
followed by a dance. Cash prizes will is another member of the commission.
be given.—The Willing Workers will ‘—Miss Evelyn Clarke of New Rochelle
pared to supply you w ith the best there is in
hold their annual fair and festival at is spending a couple weeks here.—A
Steinhauser’s hall on Thursday after­ ball game is being arranged for Satur­
noon and evening, Aug. 14. There day. Efforts are being made to have
will be dancing, target shooting and the Youngsville team here on that day.
other amusements.
—Chester Ludwig and friend have re­
Guests at Wm. VeyhPs Comfort Cot­ turned to the city after spending two
t a g e a r e Mr and M rs A. B a u c h n e r and weeks here.
son Albert, Elizabeth, N .J.; Mr and
a t m oderate prices. We w ill also be able shortly to furnish
Mrs D. Berger and dauhgter, Mrs Geo
BETH EL.
Ruhle, son and daughter, Mrs H. Meisi
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sner, Miss Louise Brooks, Mrs Hoff­
Aug.4—Miss Alvina Schoonmaker of
mann, Mrs M. Bauchner, New York.
NewYork is visiting relatives in town.
—Miss Frances Breakey of Hancock
B R ISC O E .
was a caller in town Saturday.—Miss
Aug.4—Ira Kniffin of Middletown is A. E. Gillespie is having her house
visiting at Mrs. Emma Stephenson’s. - painted by F. Carpenter.—D. C. Knapp
We w a n t to call attention to the fact th a t in our new location m any farmers
Mrs. S. W. Raynor of WesttHoboken is has his house filled with city guests.—
and team sters by buying of us w ill save the heavy haul over the steep hills to the
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George W. The Presbyterian fair Friday after­
depot or village and can therefore draw larger loads, besides saying a distance of
Segar.—Wm. Haiss of Brooklyn is a noon and evening netted about $130,
nearly a mile.
g u e s t a t W. H. C la r k ’s .—M rs. A le x which was good, considering the storm
Walker of Scranton visited her parents all morning.
Come and see us. We’ll treat you right.
W. H. Clark and wife, last week.
The Sullivan County Record will be
Have this p a p e r sent to y o u r c ity sent anywhere for $1 a year; order It
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