Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-09-12
CAM ERON.

The ball game Saturday afternoon be-
tween Cameron and Canoe Run resulted
in score of IL to = in favor of Cameron.
This was pretty hard rub on Canoe
Run, after putting up fifteen dollars for
two Emporium players, Hemphill and
Mumtord.
The Cameron, NJ. +. congregation pre-
sented Rev. Allen, with handsome new
pulpit bible, after church services Sun
day afternoon.
Richard Lawson, visited his sister Mrs.
Robinson Sunday.
John Schwab spent Saturday and Sun
day at home.
f. K. Comley, visited few days last
week at Curwensville, attending the an
nual convention of the Liars Clubs of
Cameron, Clearfeld and Jefferson eoun-
ties. Fred says that there is no change
in the club rules and regulations except
ing the annuol change of the pass word
Brother Comley will give tbe new pass
word to all our members found worthy
at the next regular meeting of the Club.
The Canoe Run boys feeling rather
sore over the ball game of Saturday in
regards to the score, crossed bats again
Sunday with Cameron, which resulted in
another victory for Cameron of to 5.
Practice little more boys you are
doing fine. Three cheers for Cameron.
Sadie Comley returned home last
Thursday after an extended visit with re-
latives in Clearfeld county, this summer.
At the school directors meeting last
Saturday afternoon it was decided not to
accept the building at Canoe Run for
school purposes on account of it not being
up to the requirements of the school laws
and it was decided to open the Primary
school here which will make a graded
school here again this year. Bessie Sum-
merson, of North Bend,i is teacher and has
taken boarding with Mrs. j. Schwab.
On account of the organist's strike here
there was no music at the NJ. K. church
Sunday. Nothing like the good old voice
girls.
Mrs. P. w, Stewart, OF Westport, call
ed on Mrs. Page over Sunday.
G. Woods, of Grampian, is superin-
tending some repairs on the Valley House
here this week.
Hon. John Mcdonald, of Driftwood,
was in town Saturday.
G. w. Woods returnd to his home in
Grampian this week, after spending few
weeks with friends in this place and En-
porium.
The rains which we have been having
the past week have been of considerable
benefit but would have been more so if
they would have come about three weeks
ago as the garden truck and farm pro-
ducts are about ruined owing to the
drouth.
G. Il. Burkland and wife visited friends
and relrtives in Beechwood Sunday.
The P. V. B. Cos engine crew had a
car off the track on the tressle crossing
the mill dam west of town, Thursday, and
had considerable trouble getting it re-
tracked, but with the assistance of engin-
eer McCracken and fireman Morris it was
again retracked the next morning.
L. G. Summerson and j. r. Straw
bridge; Of Sterling Run, were in town
Saturday afternoon to attend the school
meeting held in this place; they being
two of the school directors
J.F.s.
School opened here Tuesday last with
Miss Summerson teacher.
The school board held meeting here
Saturday to elect teacher for the Gram
mar school, but was unable TO agree.
Canoe Run base ball team played the
Cameron team here Saturday last de-
feating them by the score of 81 to 1.
W. H. G. Walker, the General Supt.
of the Penn Virtrifed Brick Co., has re-
turned from weeks visit at Buffalo.
Jack Levenduskey has returned to his
home at Byrandale, Pa.
Prof. ID. B. Peterson transacted bust
ness in town Tuesday.
Everybody asks, who is going to be
the teacher tor our Grammar SCHOOL,
Who will answer?
Grant Wood, of Clearfeld county, who
has been in town for week past, left for
his home this week, after making exten-
sive repairs on his Valley House property
here.
Mr.. McCann has accepted a position
with the Penn Vitrifed Brick Co.
John Schwab, who is teaching school
at Sinnamahoning, came home Friday last
and returned Sunday afternoon.
L. +. Comley has been busy the past
week getting the school house in repair
Our school board are considering the
advisibility of holding summer term of