Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-04-19

not written to injure anyone, but young
ladies who have good fathers and good
mothers should put themselves above re-
proach and not be on the streets when
they should be at home. $s*
First Fork.
Mrs. c. E. Wykotf is very sick at she
home of her son, W. w. Wykof.
Barclay Bros, log drive chung up" at
John Logue's oD account Of low water.
The farmers along this stream have
done little work yet, as winter still fingers.
Stage driver John Mahon has moved
into his new house at upper end of Main
street.
Mrs. Josie Logue, of Logue, Pa, is
visiting her parents NJ. and Mrs. VIM.
Swankc, of this place
DIR. Colcord has rented the Peters
house 90 gang OF Italians, who are 60
ing to do the grading along here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson were down
from Austin on Sunday for drive, and
called on uncle Jimmie O'Brien's folks.
d. d. Colcord is putting extensive re-
pairs on the house known as the Peters
house. Mr.. Jones, OF Wharton, is doing
the work.
A good many people along this stream
are suffering with bad colds, lagrippe, etc.
Probably caused in part by the unseason-
able weather.
The surveyors for the new railroad
have reached Caleb Haynes place, with
their survey and Mr.. Greco has force of
men grading along the narrows below
Bailey Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berfeld, of
Wharton, were down to Sinnamahoning
over Sunday to see their son Reade Ber-
field, who is suffering with infammatory
rheumatism, but it is reported he is some
better at this writing.
Uncle Jake Shaffer, supervisor of the
lower end of this road, is not to be
sneezed at, being the first supervisor ever
on the road, having it worked, ditched
and sewers opened and things in tip-top
condition, before the middle of April.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Logue,
aged about 76 years, was held on Sat
urday and interment made in the Gilmore
cemetery. Services were conducted by
Rev. Holland, of Germania Station Her
three sons were at the funeral, but her
daughter, Mrs John Havens, being sick
was unable to attend Rev. Holland was
at one time, on this circuit, many years
ago. He also preached very interesting
sermon on Sunday morning, on "Resist-
ing temptation
Sizerville.
The warbling of the blue bird and rob-
bin assures us that spring time is near
at hand.
A. l.. Ensign was circulating among
friends here the first of the week.
Come again, AL.
r. Mcdowell looks ten years younger,
since he changed his beard He now
reminds one of Gen. Hancock.
Paddy Flynn does not need advertise
ing in his business. The elegant fits and
low prices explain all-trom to z.
Fishermen are casting more hooks
than there are fish, since the 18th inst.
Such stories, enough to upset cigar sign.
Geo. Hart staked off the ground to-
day tor his mammoth store at the mouth
of Cowley Run. Geo is a genuine
hustler
Charlie says, vent dey want me to
take dem down, dey want to speak out in
meeting. | was always ready for dem to
ride NIT mine wagon,
The school directors took tumble last
week and visited the Portage school.
What will happen next, will be for some
fortune teller to relate.
Engineer Hennessey, of St. Marys, is
greatly improving by the use of the
mineral water. He says he can pull the
throttle now without pain.
H. G. Crawford departed for Monks
Corners, South Carolina, on Friday even
ing to commence operations on his recent
large purchase of timber there.
Rev. McKenney preached his first
sermon here last Sunday to large con-
gregation. The Rev. gentleman succeeds
Rev. Sleep, pastor OF. this charge.
OLD KIT.
That good play is enjoyed by one
nationality as well as another is illus