Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-01
ALL AROUND THE COUNTY.


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Mr.. and Mrs J. Hobson drove to
Rathbun, Monday.
Deers are seen quite often of late
around our quiet burg.
John Robertson and son drove
through our town Monday.
John Hogan and wife attended
church at Emporium last Sunday.
Miss Annie Huffman, of Rathbup,
spent Sunday with friends in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Norton spent
few days on Moore Hill the first of the
week.
Miss Bertha Gregory, of Emporium,
spent Sunday with friends at this
place.
Arthur Norton has been on the sick
list since Thanksgiving Too much
turkey.
Mr.. Beldin, of More Hill, passed
through our town the other day with
a fine fox.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Chas
Specht is quite i'll at her home on
Moore HILL
Frank Easterbrooks passed through
our town with his gun, and his eye
open for game.
Bert Easterbrooks came up from
West Creek on Saturday night to have
a feast on oysters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wadner attended
church at Emporium and had their
baby christened.
Luie makes quite number of trips
on the hill of late. My boy you had
better settle down.
Farmer Lawson claims he can clear
more land in one day than any three
farmers on the Creek.
Claud Lyons and E. w. have been
clearing land and making ties the last
few days on Moore Hill.
Richard Bliss, one of our best citi-
zens who is employed at Beechwood,
spent Sunday with his family.
G. NJ. Kresge claims he has more
wind and can call off better than any
one legged man in the county.
Mike Hillard was bombarding some
stumps last week and by mistake put a
stick of dynamite under his dog.
Mr.. Bert Easterbrooks has accepted
a position at Beechwood, where he will
call-of for the dances this season.
Our ladies gave an oyster supper for
the benefit of our preacher. 1t is re-
ported that it was grand success.
Willis Gaskill dropped in our burg
Saturday evening to tell the people
he had a weakness himself for oysters.
Claud Lyons, Miss Ethel Wadding-
ton, Chas. Welsh and Carrie Spay
took in the oyster supper last Satur-
day.
There was a surprise party given
at the residence of Mr.. Gaskilps in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. n. II. Lapman,
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Winniefred Heath, the highly
daughter of J.W. Heath,
of the Keating Summit Sup
ply Co., store at Heating Summit,
spent Thanksgiving with her brother
William and wife at this place
Our burg was awakened by the
sound of whistles and bells Tuesday
morning and our fire laddies respond
ed quickly to the residence of Thos.
Norton, where after some brave work
the flames were soon under control.
We understand that our coming
candidate for road supervisor Mr.. Fred
Norton will soon start out to make a
canvass of the township in his behalf.
We would say to those who are not
acquainted with him, that there is not
a more reliable man in the county.
You can depend on him doing lust
what he says.
Miss Fanny Lyons assisted by her
school gave very fine entertainment,
Thanksgiving evening, to a crowded
house. People from Emporium, Rath-
bun, Moore Hill and Beechwood were
present. Everybody seemed to be
very we'll pleased, and Miss Fanny
deserves great praise for the interest
she manifests for the welfare of her
pupils and the community.
BILLIE SAWDUST.
Mason Hill.
Miss Ethel Barr visited friends in
Oklahoma, Sunday.
Claud Williams made his parents a
short visit Sunday.
Harry J. Williams had business at
Emporium on Monday.
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