Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-11-15
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for the past few days, is able to be around
again.
Pearly Teats who has has been work
ing for Mrs. A. f. Nelson has returned
to her home in Karthaus.
Thos. Kilbourne the Pennsy bridge
carpenter, accidently cut one OF his fingers
off on Saturday while engaged in saving.
Dan Logue is i'll with the grippe. He
is being attended by DR.. Beale of Drift
wood.
Darius Ives has moved from Pine
street into one of Squire Levi Smiths
tenement houses ON River Terrace. "a.
The new township ip road from Hnntleyg
to Grove Hill is fast nearing completion
and promises to be one of the finest
thoroughfares in the county, and is es-
pecially adapted for automobiles and
bicycles.
John Jordan has finished his contract,
cutting the right-of-way for the new
Grove Hill road, and has resumed his
fall and winter hunting and trapping.
The Hon. Wesley Barr, of Evergreen
junction, was pleasant caller on his
many friends in town on Sunday. He
feels greatly elated over the results Of the
recent election, and prophesies bright
future for the G. o. p.
G. j. Miller was Driftwood caller
on Saturday.
The tie contracting firm of Layton and
Smith dissolved, and Mr. Smith will con
tinue the work with hired assistance.
Mrs W. r. Smith and children have
returned from visit to her parents at
Medix Run.
Squire Smith is preparing to thresh
a cropof oats for Judge Huntlcy.
w. r. Smiths trolley line which has
been out OF service for the past few days
is again in fine working order. To OBJ
serve Mr. Smith passing to and fro,
would remind you greatly of the EN-
| pire State Limited
We are Informed that the new opera
house to be erected here, and for which
plans have been drawn and contracts,
have been let, is to be commenced at once.
Alex Mason formerly of Sterling Run,
now Of Shyrock, w. Va, Greenbriar
county, is spending a few days among his
many friends throughout Cameron county
Mr.. Mason is connected with the vast
lumber interests of Judge Huntley in
that section. He says the climate can
not be excelled in any part of the country
and the people are all that could be de-
sired in the way of hospitality. Since
August 1905, Judge Huntley's men have
taken twenty millions of logs from this
tract, and expect to have the job finished
by May 1907, They have fourteen miles
of railroad and two engines, which to
transport the timber. This plant is only
two hours journey from where II. II.
Cloyes is representing the vast lumber in
terests of the Droney Lumber Co.
Ralph Goodall, the celebrated poet and
! songster of Cameron counties is at pres
ent working on new sentimental song,
which promises to be the hit of the sea
son. He informs us that his last popular
song, entitled waiting till the train
comes in, was produced at the "Waldorf
! Theatre last Friday evening, in New
York and was decided success, also re-
ceiving favorable mention by the leading
New York papers. Mr.. Goodall ranks
among the best composers in the country,
and is well and favorablv known
throughout the state.
A. w. Smith and B. j. Collins have
parted from their luxuriant mustaches as
the result of AN election bet. As both
gentleman are fine looking men with or
without facial adornment, the change will
not be as marked as it would be under
other conditions, although some of their
friends consider it an i'll proceeding, Mr..
Smith respectfully submits the following
verses
The winter winds are coming on,
Nomore the sun will blister.
Election day is also past,
And we have lost our whiskers.
No more our lylocks we will curl
We've lost our wind resisters,
So let King winters billiards. blow,
They cannot jar our whiskers,
JF.S.
MEDix Run.
Mrs. Seeley and Iva Brockus were
Dubois visitors Saturday.
Grace Hicks, of Hicks Run, was visit
ing her sister at this place over Sunday.
Howard Barr, of Millers Run, was the
guest of his aunt over Sunday.
Lois Miller and Minnie Dill from
Benezette were in town Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Nj. Pistner, of Rassacellas is