Ceres Mail, Wednesday, August 14, 1901

   LITTLE GENESEE
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  LITTLE GENESEE, Aug 13. -- Hor-
ace G. Prindle is in Friendship on
business today.
  Fourteen cheese a day is what our
factory is now making.
  Mrs. John Hiscock of Westerly, R.
I., arrived in town this morning and
is a guest of her father, B.O. Coon.
  Harrison De Groff is now manager
of our base ball team. He has made
arrangements to go to Bellrun and
play next Sunday.
  The rig on Floyd Kenyon's farm has
been moved two locations this way and
another well will be put down.
  Mr. Fulmer and wife of Fulmer Val-
ley are guests at the home of Will Clark
and wife.
  Mrs. Charles Bullard and children
of New Brunswick, N.J., are passing
a few days at the home of A.J. Hall.
  It cost one of our business men just
22 cents last month for the lights in his
store and a hot plate in his house.
  There are 124 men and about 30
teams at work on the new grade for
the Shawmut Line between here and
Ceres.
  Surveyor Ezra Bedford and son,
Charles, of Portville are surveying for
the trolley line between this place and
Bolivar.
  Charles Young and family returned
Saturday from a visit in Buffalo, and
also a visit to his old home in Bird-
all, N.Y. Link Jacques had charge
of the section crew during his absence.
  The Sabbath School will hold their
annual picnic in Case's grove tomor-
row. All of our people think that a 
dau at picnicing is a day well spent.
A feature on tomorrow's program is a
matched ball game between the married
and single men.