Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-04-05
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The fine Smith and Wesson Revolver
rallied by G. L. Page, last Saturday
night was won by Mr.. A f Andrews,
telegraph operator for the b. & A. w.
at "JN" Tower, Emporium, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shreves were
very pleasantly susprised by number
of their friends who gathered at the
Shreves home as farewell party as
MIR. Shreves is about to leave here for
West Virginia.
A large crowd from Emporium,
Canoe Run, and Sterling Run, attend
ed the dance in the x. G. E. Hall, last
Saturday evening. This was the last
of series of plain and fancy dancing
held every Saturday evening, by Mr.
F. Hoyt, and Mr.. j. J. Daugherty.
A masquerade easter ball will be the
next amusement on the board. This
event is to be held by Mr.. J. Robinson
and G. l.. Page, in the K. G. Il Hall
EasterlM lMonday,n no mishaps preventing
Miss Edna Summerson, and Irene
Robinson, spent Sunday with relatives
at Sterling Run
The coal mines are about shut down
until something definite is reached, by
the coal miners union pending strike.
Mr.. John f. Sullivan, vice president
and general manager of the Amalga-
mated Poultry Farm at Big Run, Pa,
was in town last Saturday and bought
up all the eggs available. Guess we will
| have to go out to dinner Easter if we
want to get an egg.
Miss Harriet DARN. of Sterling Run,
visited Mrs. William Wykoff, Thurs
day and Friday of last week
Mr. w e Wheeler, of Philadelphia,
Pa, the travelling passenger agent for
The Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Railway Co., was a business caller on
G. i. Page, last Saturday.
The farmers are getting ready for
the spring work. We notice Brother
Williams, the most prominent among
! the crowd.
j. F. Sullivana and G. L. Page called
on their old time friend Fred L..
Webster at the Furnace Supply Store
at Canoe Run Saturday evening.
The many friends of Mrs. William
Kirk, ST., are glad to learn of this old
ladies health very much improved the
past few days.
Mr.. J. NJ. Olsen who has been suffer
ing with severe attack of grip for the
last week has SO far recovered as to be
able to manage his business at this
writing. His many friends are glad to
hear of his recovery.
Robt. Graham's registered holstein
hen deposited an egg in the nest Tues
day afternoon which measured seven
and one half inches in length and
weighed one and one fourth pounds.
This wonderful egg is on exhibition in
the show case at the Valley Hotel. Mr..
Graham claims that this is poor sea.
son for hens to lay at that.
Mr. Robt. Schrieves has purchased a
new $50 phonograph which he will take
with him to West Virginia. He has
some splendid records with this ma.
chine and since we have heard the
beautiful sound of this machine our
parting from him is made a greal deal
harder. Bob please write us every
week.
Our popular butcher Mr. Haynes is
moving to his farm atKeating Summit.
With his departure Cameran looses a
nice man and a worthy citizen. His
| many friends wish him success.
Mr.. Peter Munson the genial car in.
| spector of the Pennsy Co , of Remove,
was in town Monday repairing some
cars, in his leasure moments. He
gave very interesting discourse upon
the Belgian hare industry in Ottawa,
| Canada.
Springtime is on us stealing,
The moments swiftly glide.
Ere long we will hear the robins,
As they sing at even tide,
So get your last years russets,
Put on a clean white vest
And order years subscription
From the CAMERON COUNTY PRESS.
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