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The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Saline Valley

Lon Taylor went TO Glas.
gov Tuesday and purchased a
brand new buggy. Wonder
who will he the lucky one To
get the first side.
Joseph Giger commenced
blowing last week with his
disc gang piow which he pur-
chased recently, which seems
TO be a great attraction TO our
people in this burg as this is
the first steam pillow to be in
operation here. 1t sure does
nice work and everyone seems
10 be well pleased TO watch il
in motion.
George Nolke is having Il
ditch cut beginning at the
bluff and running eastward,
emptying into Fish Creek.
The work is done by the
''Rock Island System" Jesse
Hensick Of Riverview is sup.
perintendent and Chas. Tay-
lor and F.. H. Kruse chief
engineers.
WT. Steffen was seriously
injured last Wednesday eve
ming about $3.50 o'clock which
we hope will not prove TO be
fatal. He and Press Rohn
were blowing and Press got
into Il humble bee nest with
his team which caused them
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

Ben Barnes has the dinkey
riding plow but he says it
beats walking.
Yes Dilley hauls his hens
around on Sunday To give
them exercise we suppose.
Ask Clyde Wheeler what
route he gets his mail on.
Charley Wheeler had the
misfortune to lose his hat
while blowing wheat ground.
He don't know whether he
plowed IL under or the bum.
BILE bees carried il of.
Mrs. Pad Mullins visited
}. W. Mullins and wife, of
near Marshall last week.
Chas. Frederick and son,
Emmet. has been ON the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. W. S. Barnes return
ed after Il weeks visit with
her sister at Sturgeon.
loo Ernra, s,,. ha ans,,s
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Gretchen

The meeting is progressing
nicely at Antioch. There was
a basket dinner last Sunday.
on account of the rain there
was not near ~ many ~ WIS
expected. Rev. Hunt is
preaching some fine sermons.
II V. Blbbs aud wife lead The
singing. Rev. Hunt also has
% young man, Lewis Sins, u
lake care Of the tent. There
have been about twenty-Lbree
or so joined.
The converts will he bapLiz.
cd "Wednesday immediately
after morning services ut
Lee Hicks pond.
NJ ;. Ben Hall has given
up the Antioch School aud
Ere Arnold has the school.
We are sorry 10 state that
John Hayes Is worse at this
writing.
We hear that Mrs. VIM.
Gran, of near Sweet Springs,
Is no better.
Tue people of thi, vicinity
sent u collection oil peaches,
grapes and other fruit 10 one
ot the sanitariums at ST.
Louis last Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
West Grand Pass

Mrs. Matte Gordon, 81
Colorado, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bris.
tow.
Mrs. Breeder who was
thrown from her rig some
time ago and seriously hurt
Is improving slowly.
Lon aud Oliver Bristow
were out Sunday evening
calling on the girls.
Miss Rebecca Wehmever
was the guest Of Miss BeuIah
carp Saturday evening.
There is an abundance of
iruit IN our ncighborhood.
Let us divide with each other
and keep up Il neighborly feel.
ing.
Mrs. Phoebe Fulkerson. of
Harrison county, has gone to
Salt Springs to visit relatives.
School began at the Edwards
school house Sept. Bird, with
Miss Josephine King as teach
er.
Cleve Ford was calling on
his best girl Sunday, but we
promise not to tell.
The dance at Mr.. Bristow's
Monday night was very well
attended. Misses Beulah
carp and Ethel Cooper, John
Lowery aud Jack StonekiDg
were guests from the Bottom.
j. N. carp and family,
Lawson Byars and family.
and Mrs. John Byars aud
family spent II very pleasant
evening with Madames Cor
don and Bristow this week.
The young people are wish
ing lawson Byars big kitchen
WAS finished as they want to
christen it by having II dance
there.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Saline Point

Farmers are nearly done
blowing for wheat.
This community was visited
by IA nice shower Sunday ev-
ening.
j. A. Burnside left for near
Hale Mo-, Friday to take
charge of his school.
Miss Ona Lyon commenced
her school Monday Sept. Bird
at the Bluff school house.
Harve Collins and family
from near Slater, visited
Chas. Wheeler Saturday and
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Walnut Grove

Mr.. Tabler made II flying
trip TO Marshall last Satur.
day.
We are sorry to hear that
Ed. Nugen's baby is quite
sick at this writing.
The brick school starts
the 10th of September.
Harry Swisher has a dip.
tank and he thinks it is a
great success.
Mrs. Frank Swisher return
ed home from Kansas City
after IA weeks visit with
friends.
George Cumberland and
Chester Van Wrinkle are going
10 paint Mr.. Sherman's house
next week.
Henry Wall was calling at
the post office Sunday even
ing.
Miss Mary Bartin had a
birthday dinner and quilting
at her home west of Slater
Saturday September 1st.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Salt Springs

\ few Of the farmers are
laying in their supply of win
ter coal this week.
MISS Edna Reynolds left
last week for Pueblo, Col,
where she will attend school
the coming year.
Chls. Brown returned Ion e
Mon lay evening after spen, :
i Ig II moath in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. err
were shoppers in Marshall
Tuesday.
A mum Der from here attend.
Ell services ut Antioch church
this week.
Mrs. II. K. Di gley visited
in Mt. Leonard Tuesday.
Messrs. John Vauhgn and
era nier of Cofeyville. Kar.,
att 'udel the funeral Of j. B..
Patt .rson here Monday.
John Brown left Saturday
for Park College where Q
will attend school another
year.
j. A. Orr returned TO his
home in Parkville after
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

TO run away, and in trying to
stop them they ran over him
and drug the pillow across bin
which cut Il cash on his tbigl,
about 3 inches long aud bruis.
ed him up considerably. Drs.
Davidson aud james of Little
Rock were called at once aud
now have him on Il speedy
road to recover. We hope he
will be about his duties a.
usual IN "A few DAYS.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07

spending several months with
his son, A. H. Orr.
Died, at his home in COffey.
vile, Kansas, j. B.. Patterson
of heart trouble, Sept. 1. His
death was very sudden. His
body was brought to the Salt
Springs cemetery for burial
Monday, Sept. 3.
Our school commenced
Monday with u very good at
tendance.
The Misses Sutherlip are
attending school in Marshall
this year.
Mrs. Walker Baker and
mother visited in Malta Bend
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
and relatives here.

Miss Bessie Jackson lief,
Tuesday for Indiana, where
she will teach this year. She
has taught for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hill
and little daughter, visited in
Sweet Springs one day las,
week.
Frank Brockway and W. A.
Neff, of Hardeman, were at.
tending the colt show in Hern-
don Saturday.
Mrs. W. +. Dennis, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Scott in
Marshall this week.
Misses Mary and Essie
were attending the tent meet
ing Tuesday night.
W. F. Dennis visited his
sister in Herndon Saturday
night.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Napton

Mrs. I. Freeman. son aud
daughter, of Nevada, Mo-,
are Visiting $. II. Stewart
aud family this week.
L. {. Shackeliord was shop.
ping in Marshall Tuesday.
j. ". Blrrett, # Lincoln,
Nebraska, wds a collier i'm
town Tuesday. MIR. Barrett
Ina, bought the Ernest smith
farm aud will move To- this
locality soon. We are glad To
welcome him to our midst.
j. l.. Ticllenor made "A bust.
ness trip To Maj shall Tues
day.
Cellie Durret was shipping
stock To the ST. Louis maj ker
tuesday.
Alfred Davis went to ST.
Louis Monday with two cars
1t cattle FOR the market.
j. W. Clark returned Fri.
lay night from an extended
"Trip through the Southwest.
The Missouri Pacific Rul.
runid has IL steam shovel out
it at work here cleaning nut
the cuts aud filling in some
loS places.
DR.. Stouffer aud wife spent
Tuesday with j. L. Thorpe
an family.
Misses Sdllle anl Hattie
Woodsmall we've shopping in
Napton Tues lay morning.
Levi Smith and wife left
Tuesday Tor IA visit to rela.
tives at Wagner, l.. 7.
Will Senter n 'aked or and
vent tn Marshall tuesday.
Wonder what it means.
J.. G. Stewart, of Maine.
lowa, and Miss Ethel Gay, of
Bath, New York, came Tues
lay hight to spend a few DAYS
With relatives here.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Herndon

The Herndon school begins
Monday. They have n full
school, there are three on
most of the seats.
James Farris and Miss
Nettie HUFF visited Miss
Oma Zeigle one day last week.
The colt show in Herndon
was fine Saturday. Owing To
the rain we failed to get the
particulars. Misses Mary
and Annie Herndon were the
lady drivers. Miss Annie
got first prize and Miss Mary
second.
r. n. Taylor sold a mule
colt Saturday for 500. II
took II so premium here Sat.
urday.
Our merchant, r. W. Jack
son was in Sweet Springs on
business Friday.
Miss Mollie Clark from
California is visiting friends
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
County Oe~s .
Little Rock
kIs y a y. 4,

Mrs. Dysart, an old and re.
pected lady, of Little Rock.
died Saturday afternoon and
was buried Sunday evening
at the Sappington graveyard
near Little Rock, she being in
the seventies. Mrs. Dysarl
bad been sick for quite long
time aud bad suffered IL great
deal. She leaves behind her
several grand children to
mourn her loss besides mum.
erous other folks.
VIII Howard, Of near Kan.
sas City, Il nephew of Mrs.
Dysart, attended the funeral
Sunday evening.
Remember the shooting
match at Little Rock Satur.
day evening. Everybody
cbme.
Church Mt Fish creek Sun
day morning and evening
Every body invited.
DR.. Sharp was n business
caller at Gillian last Thurs.
day evening.
Master Geo. Pearson ac-
companied by his sister, Ru.
by, attended the band concert
at Gillian Thursday evening.
Otto Cramer and Frank
Fisher spent Saturday even.
ing and Sunday ut Slater.
Wonder where
Dan Elders left for Texas
Tuesday noon with several
land buyers.
Church next Sunday ut the
Lutheran and Evangelical
churches.
Miss Petry, Of Marshall,
has been visiting Miss Fer.
ney.
George Pearson and wife
accompanied their son, Geo,
to Glasgow Monday, where
George will attend school ut
Pritchett College this winter
under L. $. Hall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-07
Malta Bend


Our schools open next Mon.
day.
Miss Gertrude Carter, after
a two months vacation in
Tennessee, has returned aud
resumed her music class.
Miss Grace Houston en-.
tertained the Tuesday Club
very handsomely Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Buford AL
len captured the prize, u
beautiful water culor picture
made by little Miss Fannie
Erwin, in a finch contest.
Morris Wilson entertained
the Epworth League at his
home Wednesday evening.
Morris is an ideal host.
Rev. ". A. Bass preached
his last sermon at the Pres
byterian church at this place
Aug. "a and will seek work
elsew here. This also closes
the year for Rev. J. X.
Hedges ut the NJ. j.. Church
South. He will leave for con-
ference Monday.
G.. G.. Wilson, Charlie as he
familiarly called here, and
wife arc visiting his parents.
He is now located at Atlanta,
Ga.
Messrs. Darling aud Stein.
heimer, Of Marshall, attend
ed the Epworth league social
"Wednesday night at Morris
Wilson's.
The Misses Slain haze
moved Into their new home
just completed by contractor
Clns. a. Lunbrck.
John Nye this week r,ceiv-
ed his appointment rs rural
route cIrrier, Mr.. Shepherd
having resigned.
William Brown, new house
north Of town is nearing com.
pletiun.
Mrs. j. X. Brown, MIS-. j.
NJ. Carter aud Mrs. IInlk
represented the Sunday
schools of Malta Bend ut the
convention that met a,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Martin
are visiting their son Curtis
near Sedala.
Rev. j. NJ. CIrter will br.
gin Il meeting at Asbury NJ
church the first Sunday in
October.
Our jovial barber, Len
Townsend, will open u new
next door To the post
this week.
Qlite "A number Of our citi
zens attended the burial Of
Jos. Patterson at Salt Springs
Nj mday. Dr.. j. NJ. Car er
II SISTED IN the burial service.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-08-16
Our Crop Reporter.

II. il. Mason Just returned from Wells
vile, y. y, and reports to the Press as
follows: II have just returned from a
trip to Wellsville, n. Y and the sur
rounding vicinity. From Emporium to
Olean the crops look good but from Olean
east they are still better. | have never
seen better crops than this year averages,
more especially, corn, potatoes, and buck
wheat, these are fine. Potatoes promise
an exceptional crop unless the blight strikes
them, but | only saw one small piece that
showed any signs of blight, all the rest
were growing fine.
At Wellsvile there is no market for
early apples, the supply being more than
double the demand. Hay is good crop,
but must be light somewhere else, as the
market is crowding close to $500 or $500
PEI ton delivered
While returning on the F. II. r., [
passed through the village of Scio, n. Y,
where the burglars blew up the bank
building Sunday night. The building
caught fire from the explosion and burned
the residence next to it and the large
sture building on the opposite corner from
the bank building. Up to Monday night
they could not tell whether any money
was missing or not, or whether any Of the
burglars were in the wreck, on Monday
the ruins were so hor to investigate even
what remained Of the vault. The sides of
the vault stood intact, but the top look
ed too be badly damaged"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-08-16
STERLING RUN.
j. +. S.

Miss Mabel May of Westport, was the guest of
Cathryn May a few days last week.
Joe O'Keefe and DeMont Whiting spend
A, ing few days at Williamsport.'
John Kileen of Driftwood spent Sunday in
town.
Henry Petit has accepted position on the p
r. r. as bridge watchman.
Geo. Il. Barr has accepted position in Empo-
rum.
j. F. Sullivan with his daughter and son was
in town Sunday
P.J Robinson was Remove caller last week.
Gordon Hewlett, Supt. for the Elk Tanning
CO., spent Sunday with his family in town. Mr..
Hewlett is looking well and says hard work
agrees with him.
The rumor that Samuel Barr was looking for
j. F. Sullivan's scalp is mistake Mr.. Barr is
not the kind of a to take a little Joke to
heart. 1t is thought that Barr and Sullivan will
go on the road with medicine show in the
spring. Sammy says
"a little nonsense now and then
Is relished by the best of men,"
And five could not have our fun.
We all would die in Sterling Run.
p. }. Robinson, the up to date landlord has re-
fitted his hotel and has everything in shape to
give frst-class accommodations to the travelling
public.
Joseph Furlong, the popular assistant agent at
the saton is fast mastering the details of station
work under the able tuition of j. A. Dice. We
wish him success.
Night watchman James Strawbridge was in
terviewed by Press reporter Monday evening.
Mr.. Strawbridge is q very entertaining conver
sationalist, among other things he spoke of the
miles travelled by each track walker They make
16 miles every night and $40 miles in YEAR
He says that's all the physical culture he needs
aside from training our local boys for their pug
ilistic bouts, once in while.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-08-16
CAME ERON.

a. f. Walker was a business caller at Keatipc
Summit Friday.
Pearl kehoe of Bradytown was pleasant
caller on Mrs Page Tuesday.
Page and Schneider are busy farming these
days.
The Hon. John +. Sullivan shook hands with
friends Saturday; come again and stay longer
John, always glad to see you.
u iaborers from Lebanon, arrived at Canoe
Run to work in the mines
The NJ. Il. Church people of Cameron. held a
basket picnic in the McFadden grove Wednes-
day.
ID. Sullivan visited his family over Sunday.
Robert Boyd's home from the woods.
D. Sullivan, Sr., and little daughter Susie were
Huntley visitors Tuesday
Mrs. G. L. Page spent a few days at her home
last week.
Mrs. Davy of Emporium spent few days with
friends here the latter part of last week
Miss Esther Stewart called ON friends here last
Sunday.
Miss Montgomery visited her class Saturday.
VII. G. Walker spent Sunday in Buffalo, re-
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarabella Hart is spending few days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lupro.
Robert Sensabauugh was seen on our streets
at late hour Saturday night Beware of cross
dogs Robert
Harvey Peters is stepping high on account of
the big girl which arrived Monday
Quite a number of fCameronites are seeing tn q
sights at ST. Marys during Old Home Week.
Fred Webster of Canoe Run, was seen shaking
hands with friends Saturday afternoon.
A. f. Walker has eight fine English setter pup
pies. They are splendid animals and well worth
looking at. Mr.. Walker secured the mother OF
these dogs at great cost, but he says he is well
satisfied with the investment
Burglars attempted to effect an entrance to
the New Cameron Hotel Monday night by irving
to pry uu the back window in the bar room, Mr.
Walker heard the noise and went down stairs
and upon striking light the burglars were
frightened away. As good luck would have ii
the window was nailed down, otherwise they
might have accomplished their purpose
+. NJ. McFadden killed eight foot black
snake in Square Timber Run, Monday Two
young kittens and pair of calk shoes were
found in its stomach
Robt Graham, the genial proprietor of the
Valley House is renovatng and reftting the
hotel in view TO make it one of the best hostel
cries in the county. Special attention will be
paid to the transit trade and also to out oftown
parties who wish for chicken suppers. etc Mr.
Graham is popular young man and his friends
prophesy future success for him.
Postmaster Lininger has just returnen from-a
business trip to Baltimore, Md. where he pur-
chased mixed car load of melons, pine apnIes
and other green goods for the Schwab mercan
tile company. Mr.. Schwab's business is increas
ing in a very satisfactory manner and he is in a
position to supply his customers with everything
in the grocery and dry goods line:
I
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-08-16
--latest County Correspondence.
RICH VALLEY,


DR. L. +. Heman of Emporium was a profes.
sioual sitor in our valley last week
VIM. NcCasn, Sr, has resigned his position
with NJ. J. Leadbetter ard has gone to work
over on Hicks Run. Mr.. McCasln is first class
farmer snd an allround good fellow and we are
sorry &C. nave him leave MS.
Hon, jsiah Howard, our respected candidate
for Z spfe sentative entertained party of gentle
men from Clinton and Elk counties at the Lawn
View farm Thursday.
Br. Fax called on patients here last Friday
aud saturday. The >. i becoming very popu-
Tar with 1ur people,
Say Willard, did you c,teh that horse yet?
Perhaps The horse had im)ioei too much of that
~IzerYille mineral water and WAS sort of intoxf-
Gated.
Roy Psasley one of our progressive young
farmers transacted business in Emporium
Thursday and took in the picnic On the way
home
Mr. Ezra b. Smith has been hired 10 teach the
Swesey school again this year. Mr.. Smith is
good teacher and most of our people are highly
pleased 10 have him return
Mrs. j. N. Chandler of North Creek, attended
the picnic Thursday aud incidentally visited old
friends here,
We regret to learn of the serious illness of Mr..
may soon recover.
Burt Barr has been on the sick list for a long
tins but lssome better at present we are glad
to say.
The Mcleod boys are the champion fishermen
around here. They can catch fish most any
where with hooks or without hem.
Mr-.J Il. Evans who has been seriously i'll for
along time, is staying with Melt Cutler and
family q few days We hope she may soon re-
cover
Mrs. Maud Mcdowell of ofsizqvie, was a guest
q. the home of Lafe. Lockwood several days last
week.
Wm g. adwick, P. S. Culvers right hand man
was am Emporium visitor Thursday.
Elmer and Ed McMannus former residents
here, ulued on their many friends last week.
Glad go saeyou boys Call again.
A. q Goodwin took load Of potatoes to town
Thursday. Mr. Goodwin is one of the largest
and most successful potato growers in the
county
Hiley Lewis returned to his work in Hicks
Ran la-, Thursday.
Mrs. D. s. Culver entertained her daughters.
Mrs. john Hall and Miss Ella Bittenbender last
Fioyd Barton, the bakery man, came up from
town to "a. chicken and visit friends last Weds
uesiay aud Thursday.
The sunday school picnic held in Swesey's
grove last Thursday was q very pleasant affair.
The day was cool and every one seemed to en-
Joy themselves immensely. There were num-
Der Of persons from other places present.
Among those from a distance who visited
friends and attended the picnic were Gilman
Leayitt and family andW. j, Leavitt and family
of Beechwood