Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-10-03
HUnTLEY.

/ has not entirely recovered. 1t is to be
hoped that he will soon regain his health.
Mrs. Nancy Francis and daughters
Nora and Mary, Of Driftwood, spent Sun
! day with W. w. johnson and family.
The raise in the creek started some of
d. w. Eastman's logs but they were
stopped by Barr and Starr before getting
away.
\ birthday party will be given Friday
eveningin honor of Gertrude Hill our
popular Huntley school teacher.
Henry Hill, OF Grove Hill, who had
occasion 10 rise rather early Monday
morning, heard noise in the woods back
Of the house that resembled some one
pounding. He crept up quietly in the
/ direction OF the sounds and was astonish-
ed to see five large buck deer knocking
! their horns off against the trees. Henry
says that he believes that these animals
are taking advantage Of the new game
law and are dispcsing of their horns to
deceive the hunters and incidently save
their own lives.
The Press correspondent wishes to
thank q. W. Starr for the nice mess of
winter radishes which he sent down.
We happened to have Buffalo ham
for dinner that day and the com
bination made us forget our troubles for
the time being. Call again, George.
An opportunity was given US to wit
ness William Wylie testing his new
Champion reaper, recently purchased
from Commissioner Tanner The ma
chine and the crop of buckwhoat were
well met as both were very fine, He is
justly proud of his crop and his machine
also.
Signalman w. r. Smith, 7. n, has
got out his Zulu musket and the pheas-
ants will have to hunt the tall grass from
now till the seasen closes. He still holds
the championship for the best open and
shut shot in this borough.
A large copperhead snake was killed
! by train in front of the tower Sunday
morning.
B. j. Collins is harvesting fine crop
Of buckwheat on his lower farm.
Glenn Logue and wife, OF Austin, are
visiting their parents, VIM. II. Logue
and wife of the east side.
Pennsy fireman, Dan Kailbourn, of
Remove, visited his father this week.
Lloyd Logue who has charge of the
switches at the east end of the Remove
yard, is visiting his parents
William Kailburn, was business call
er in Sterling Run Saturday.
3. j. Collins was a business caller in
Emporium Tuesday
Chief of Police, H. b. Muttersbaugh.
secured three iue squirrels, Tuesday
morning, just west Of the tower.
Supervisor Levi Smith is busy setting
up his crop Of buckwheat This crop
compares favorably with mis- banner crop
of onions, which were the pride of the
county.
Geo. S. Hill and daughters Gertrude
and Audra we're the guests of w. r.
Smith Saturday evening. We are glad
to learn that George is much improved
in health this fall. George says that
everything is for Local Option on Grove
Hill this year.
Albert Jordon, of Grove Hill and
George Batchelder, of Sinnamahoning,
were the guests of j. S. Jordan Sunday.
Bernardo Strongonio, who has been
working on the track here, has secured
position at Cooks Run and his position
here has been taken by Luigo Oswego,
of Westport
j. E. johnson has secured a position
in the Driftwood tannery as night watch
man and began his duties this week.
w. Fl. Logue and men have been re-
moving Wilson Bros mill this week.
Mrs. j. +. Sullivan is on the sick list.
In conclusion Shakespeare says;
"The saddest words Of tongue or pen,
Potatoes are dollar ten;
Our only hope in this dark hour,
Is this, we've lots of buckwheat -four"
J.F.s.
| little boost now and again,
Although It's from the humble pen;
Comes from the heart-so condescend
| To take 1t from a sincere friend.
J. FRANCIS O'SULLIvAN KILBOGGAN,
Direct descendeut of King Brian Boru, Ireland
Cameron County, Pa.
A Criminal Attack.
on an inoffensive citizen is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gener-
ally the result of protraced constipa-
ton, following liver torpor DIR. Kings
New Life Pills regulate the liver, pre-
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