Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-10-18
FROM OUR REPORTERS.
HUNTLEY.

Jesse johnson and A. NJ. Smith are
going to build the new road from Huntley
to Grove Hill. 1t is needless to add that
the work will be we'll done under such
able management.
Bertha Wylie was a Drftwood caller
Friday
w. r. Smith called on friends in
Sterling Run, Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Corbett and Roy Glea-
son and party spent Monday enjoying an
outing at Tunnel Hill Park.
The Emporium callers this week were:
w, H. Logue, D. w. Logue, Mrs. j. +.
Sullivan and daughter Ruth.
The Driftwood callers this week were:
Miss Alice Jordan, Thomas Kilbourne
and w. II. Logue.
Mrs. Henry Cole, formerly resident
of this village, spent the past week in
town, getting her household goods ready
to ship to West Virginia, where Mr.. Cole
has good position.
II. S. Getchell, the genial operator at
the tower, secured five nice squirrels
Saturday morning. He also got on the
track OF bear but after following it sew
eral miles gave up the chase, as he is
troubled very much with hay fever, es-
peeially when he is close to any hay fields.
He was formerly the champion wing shot
of Fayette county.
Mrs. John Johnson, who has been
very i'll for the past week, is slowly re-
covering.
Anna Helmbrecht our popular school
teacher, is attending the Institute at EN-
porium this week. The PRESS takes
this opportunity Of echoing the expires.
sions of satisfaction from the people of
the Huntlcy school district in having so
excellent teacher and extends warm con-
gratulations to Miss Helmbrecht on her
successful management of our school,
Wesley Barr, our popular Tunnel Hill
farmer, is wearing smile that won't
come off. His potato crop is a winner
this year.
Thomas Kailbourn, the genial Pennsy
bridge carpenter, has returned from his
summer vacation, which was spent in st.
Augustine, Florida, where he has large
orange grove. He brought several boxes
of choice fruit with him, which he dis
trlbuted among his friends.
James Jordan, of Emporium, and
George Strawbridge, of Sterling Run.
were through this section of the county,
Monday, purchasing live poultry for the
Centennial Celebration to be held in
Sterling Run, Thanksgiving week. Mr..
Jordan has box of cigars coming, from
the man in the tower, as the big hen
turned out to be a rooster.
Work on the electric interlocking
plant connecting the track and towers at
Huntley, Sterling Run and Cameron is
being rushed and it is expected that the
system will be in operation by Dec. 1st
at the latest. w. Whitton, of Kane,
Pa, the popular signal foreman, has
charge of the work and is doing first
class job.
Operator j. f. Sullivan was taken
suddenly i'll Monday morning and as no
regular physician could be procured,
trained nurse w. r. Smith was quickly
called and diagnosed the case as being
severe attack of Materia Medica, brought
on by an accumulation of hot air in the
auxiliary reservoir, causing the steam
guage pointer to drop to 80 pounds. Mr..
Smith gave tie patient a hypodermic of
DIR. Dunlap's SPAWN cure, mixed with
little of w. Ii. Logue's sweet cider,
which soon brought him out of danger.
Mr.. Smith was assisted by H. S. Getchell
and w. W. johnson. Mr.. Sullivan is
somewhat easier at this writing but is
still very weak.
We are wonering why Leander Market
of Wilcox, who is on the Pennsy signal
force, is feeling so happy these days.
We understand he is going to lay off next
week and look forward with pleasant
anticipations to the good cigars that will
surely come.
The Huntley Athletic Club will open
for the tall and winter entertainments,
Friday evening. Two good "bouts'' are
scheduled. The main attraction will be
a six round set-to between W. w. John
son and j. f. Carson at catch weights;
both men are training faithfully and a
good showing ia expected. The next on
the card is short talk by assistant fore
man Alfred Smith, explaining the attrac-
tions and other interesting features of
Portage Falls. This will be very enter
tanning and instructive, especially to those
who have not been to that beautiful resort.
The W. r. Smith male quartette, con-
sisting of w. w. johnson, E. d. Krapc,
j. E. Sullivan and Henry Layton, will
sing few patriotic selections. Referee
VIM. Logue has charge of the arrange
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