Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-04-05
HUNTLEY.

NUN 7.
Mr.. II. II. Daugherty the popular
operator of Emporium tower made a
friendly call on operator Krape and
Sullivan at the tower between trains
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Layton are
spending week in Potter county.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Collins were
Drittwood callers Saturday.
Mrs. A. +. Nelson has been called to
Remove on account of severe illness of
relatives in that place.
Mr.. A. w. Smith of Sterling Run,
called on friends at the East end Tues
day.
VIM. Logue has just received a car
of Strawberries from the Bermuda Is
lands which he will dispose of at
moderate prices. Store open evenings.
Mr.. Logue also has fine stock of figs
and peanuts which he will dispose of
at cost
We wish to thank Merchant Crum,
of Sinnamahoniug for the fine box of
perfecto cigars which he presented to
the operators at HY tower this week.
Wesley Barr has returned from a
hort visit with relatives in Scranton.
Wilson Bros, Lumber Co, started
their log drive Wednesday morning.
These logs will 20 to Kettle Creek
where Thos. Smith will take charge of
them from thence to there destination.
Mr.. Henry Hill, of Grove Hill, start
ed delivering 400 ties to the p. K r.
Co., at Huntiey. Mr.. Hill is hustler
as his successful operations will show
Mrs. p Farrell and Mrs. J. f. Sulli-
van were Cameron callers this week.
a farewell smoker will be given at
the Athletic Club rooms Friday even
ing in honor of the clubs retiringPresi-
dent who leaves shortly for the wids
/ of West Virginia. In Mr. p. Farrell the
/ club has had an able president, whose
executive abilities will be greatly
missed. Quite an attractive program
has been made up for the evening,
/ consisting of a three round exhibition
bout between David Ives, of Mason
Hill, and Evert Barr, of Sterling Run.
Both man are in training at present
for the bout. Maj. Bailey will act as
| referee. The next will be a comic song
! by j. f. Carson entitled "Will my
Butter Ever Return" Followed by q
short lecture by j. F. Sullivan on how
toeat chickens by telegraph Allowan-
ces must be made inSullivan's discourse
owing to the fact that he is President
of the Liars Club in Cameron and is
liable to slip cog occasionally. The
last and most attractive feature of the
entertainment will be vocal duet by
Asst Foreman Alfred Smith and Mr.
John Witchey; entitled ''Tbe Track
mans Song"
We work upon the Pennsy track,
Tony 70 oil the car
/ Bad weather never holds us back,
Tony go oil the car,
We tamp up all the joints and says,
When duty calls we never lag
When rocks fall down the trains we flag,
While Tony oils the car.
Our section has some crooked curves
! Tony go oil the car,
/ But they do not jolt the peoples nerves,
Tony go grease the car,
The dishes are safe in the dining cars.
No one feels jolt or jar,
For the pick and 81 ogel, the wrench and bar,
! Are handy upon the
| So it is joint ahead and center back
Tony go oil the car
Our gang they are all cracker jacks,
Tony go oil the car,
As railroad men are hard to beat,
Our track is always smooth and neat
We are the kind Of men you like to meet,
With Tony to oil the car.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. VIM.
Johnson is slowly regaining her health
under the able treatment of Dr. Beale,
of Driftwood.
Squire Levi Smith departed on Erie
mail Wednesday morning for Falcoher,
NY, to attend theWesleya Methodist
Conference at that placa
Miss Alice Jordon is attending Wes-
lean Methodist Conference.
The infant daughter of Mr.. p Farrell
is quite i'll with croupe.
Maj. Bailey has returned from a
weeks visit with relatives in Warren,
Pa, his wife also from a short visit
in Medix Run.