Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-04-19
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Miss Celia Logue, of First Fork, spent
the past week visiting MIR. and Mrs.
VIM. Logue and Miss Myrtle Logue
We are glad to hear Myrtle Logue is
regaining her health.
Miss Alice Jordon and Rev. Eta
Hayward have returned from Falconer
n. Y, where they were attending Con-
ference.
The Emporium callers this week
were VIM. Johnson and Mrs. J. F.
Sullivan. William brought back fine
new Panama hat with which to open
the spring season. He presented his
old one to Operator Sullivan.
Richard Mayhem, of Eldred, is the
gust of P. p Farrell. Mr.. Mayhem in-
tends to accept position with the
Wilson Bros, Lumber Co.
Pennsy firemen Roy Logue and
Dan'l Kilbourn, of Remove, spent
Sunday with their parents.
John Calson has recovered from a
severe attack of chills and indigestion.
Squire Levi Smith was called to
Remove Thursday, to the bedside of his
son Roy who is very i'll with pheu-
monia.
Henry Layton and wife, spent the
past week visiting friends in Sinnama-
honing
John Witchey was a business caller
in Driftwood Monday.
Darius Ives and wife of Pine Street.
spent Sunday with relatives on Grove
Hill.
The people of this village were treat.
ed to a splendid exhibition of wild
western life Saturday afternoon. by
Dan'l Logue, who recently returned
from the state of Washington. Dan.
was dressed in full western regalia and
was mounted on a three year old
Clydesdale colt and lassoed six year
ling calves in less than FIVE minutes
lie then gave the Apache war-hoop
and gave some splendid examples of
revolver practice in the saddle. Dan
is splendid horseman as we'll as an
all around athlete.
T. P. Farrell and wife, spent Sunday
in Emporium.
Mrs Jordan, was Driftwood caller
Saturday.
Dan Logue is on a business trip to
First Fork and Austin this week.
a postal telegraph message brought |
A. w. Smith, of Sterling Run, to the |
home of George Collins, Saturday to |
perform the last sad obsequies on Mr.. |
Collins registered Durham hog. This |
animal had attained an enormous size |
and was in splendid condition. VIM.
Logue, Major Bailey, P. P Farrell and |
asst foreman Alfred Smith each had |
engaged rear quarter of the animal |
but as there was only two rear quart |
ers, Mr.. Collins was at loss what to |
do as each man insisted upon a hind /
quarter. However they agreed that if /
A. w. Smith would sing a song that |
two of the men would take front [
quarters. So Mr. Smith sang the fol /
lowing selection which is purely I
original. Mr.. Smith sang il TO the good .
old tune OF Yankee Doodle.
My name is Smith from Sterling RUE,
I've held some good positions
In saw mills and IN butcher shops
Aud with great politicJns,
handle Larkins standard soaps
They give good satisfaction,
The premiums are fine furniture
Which is the main attraction.
now haye killed this m1ustr1u. pie.
T'is my work 20 divide IL,
You said Is would sing Il song,
You'd leave me TO decide H.
Let Bin and Patrick take the froris
Then All and Major Bailey.
Take each . quarter from the rear
Aud everything goes pay
What care we for the big gual STRIFE,
guess tNlll be a cogkcI
But am sure ot four good meals,
on brother Collins purker.
so II Cali AZ dinner time.
Have every thing Zoo order.
To makea neal from collins poTtsr
Aud larsius baking powder
Erwin Parks Of Eu4Ugrfur1 yas Ian