Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-01-29
BRIEF nENTION.

The Emporium band expects to drive
to Austin on Friday evening.
The best place to buy your clothing
is at N. Seger's. Give him a trial.
E. M. McFadden contempates ex-
tensive improvements on his Cameron
hotel.
Ezra S. Grey, one of the editors of
Dubois Courier has been appointed
secretary to the Senate Appropriation
committee.
Richard Kelly has taken charge of
the Star Restaurant which has recently
been painted, papered and otherwise
beautified throughout, and is now pre-
pared to serve his customers with the
best to be had in the eating line.
Ifyou have never been to N. Seger's
large clothing store on Alleghaney Ave.
you are surely loosing a great appor-
tunity as you can buy much cheaper
there than you can at any other place
in this county.
A special from Punxsutawney to the
Dubois Courier says that in Eleanor
borough, Jefferson county, which has
1000 inhabitants, there are nearly so
cases of smallpox, and the town is quar-
antined.
The Williamsport Buletin says,
Charles Dugan of that city has secured
the contract for large piece of brick
and stone work at Emporium and left
with fifteen men to commence opera
tions.
The Bachelor Girls Club enjoyed
sleigh ride to Sterling Run last Tues
day evening. After partaking sup
per at Alpine House they returned
home, having enjoyed a delightful
ride.
Harrisburg Telegraph: If the Legis-
lature could compel constables to make
true returns of infraction of the law
that come to their notice it would gain
great victory for law, order and NOR
ality in this State.
A contracting firm for the Pittshurg
Shawmut & Northern railroad has a
standing offer OF $1OO to any man who
will crawl a distance of 1900 feet
through two foot sewer at Friendship.
laid thirty feetunderground, for the pur-
pose ofinspecting the same. The feat
is considered hazardous one because
the sewer is laid in quicksand.
In both her numbers Miss Cochrane
exhibited rare powers of delineation al
together removed from the stage rant
common to many elocutionists. Miss
Cochrane has a charming presence and
manner, and the close attention with
which she was followed showed a COM
plete capture of the audience.
bersburg, (Pa.,) Public Opinion. Peo
Piles Course, Court House, Saturday
evening, Jan. 81.
The record ofthe Austin mills for 1902
produces some astonishing figures. To
manufacture SO, S65, $50 feet oflumber at
two mills means that the logs must be
kept on the move most of the time 1t
is an easy matter to show what activity
this work means, but when it comes to
figuring the profits on the 80, ,376
feet that were sold and shipped, that is
part of the business that the country
publisher has no way of finding out
Suffice to say, that at the ruling prices
of hemlock.the past twelve months the
Goodyear Lumber Company have
lost no money in their saw
mill Investments, and are prepared
so chance it for another year, hoping
that the record of the Austin mills will
continue to increase. Austin Auto.
graph.
The event Of the season will be the
Washington birthday Colonial banquet
and soiree given by the Presbyterian
church Corner Stone Club, in the Opera
House, Thursday evening. February
10Th. The club are sparing no expense
or effort to make this an evening of
completeness from start to finish. The
ladies of the church have very kindly
consented to prepare the dinner for the
Club. Mrs. Rorer, the famous cooking
school artist, has been consulted, and
her suggestions added to the already
noted Presbyterian dinners give
promise that the inner man will ba
feasted. While the stately minuete
danced by little tots in colonial cos.
tune, sweet music both vocal and in.
strumental and other unique features
will delight the artistic nature of all.
Now a word regarding the cause: This
Is to assist the building fund of the
Presbyterian church and you are not
only paying q dollar for good din ner
and entertainment, but you are giving
dollar to very worthy cause. Past
experience of churehs aud societies
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