Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-03-19
HURTLEY.

County Supt Matte Collins, spent
Sunday with her brother and family.
Pennsy Firemen Roy Smith, and Dan'l
Kaiiborne are spending a few days with
their parents.
d. w. Eastman attended the box soc
ial at the Nelson residence, Friday night.
Mrs. j. S. Jordan attended quarterly
meeting at Castle Garden, Saturday p, m.
G. Wesley Barr of Tunnel Hill, was
caller in town Saturday.
Lawrence Smith and wife are visiting
relatives IN town.
Bruno Tosso has resigned his position
as section man and accepted position in
the glass works in Kane.
A. w. Smith, our progressive farmer,
has received six bushels of new kind
of potatoes from Mexico. They are call
ed the Local Options and grow best iu
"dry climate. They should grow good
here.
Melvin Logae, of First Fork; visited
relatives in town last week.
Mrs, J. T. Sullivan and son visited
Emporium and Renoyo Saturday
Operator A. B. Croop is suffering from
an attack Of Group.
Everett Barr, of Sterling Run, called
on friends in town last week Everett is
looking fine this winter and is as jolly as
ever.
NJ NJ. Hill and wife, of Medix Run,
are visiting W. r. Smith and family this
week
Darius Ives attended the funeral of
Mr. Russell on Mason Hill Sunday.
Lineman Huffand Electrician Spangler
had business in town Sunday,
Mrs. George Hill, of Grove Hill, is
spending few days with her daughters.
Wayne Nelson has the honor of wear
ing the first straw hat this season, al
though we suspect he has ear lappers
pinned inside out Of sight.
The spring thaws and rains are keep
ing our supervisors busy these days putt
ing the roads in shape for travel
Operator James killed large water
snake Saturday morning. This looks as
If spring was here for sure.
Messrs Smith and Croop have receiv.
ed box of electrodes from Sears, Roe
buck & Co., of Chicago, for their cigar
lighter. However, we have failed to see
any cigars yet-and payday is past too.
Zenas Byum, of Andover, has accepted
position with Contractor A. w. Smith,
cutting logs. Zenas is warm member
with the saw.
Try Darius Ives Great American Hair
Tonic for bald heads. For sale at the
shaving parlors.
Operator A. L. Goodwin, of Empori-
um, called on friends in town Thursday
Homer Ives called on friends in town
Saturday.
The Coudersport Mangle Roller Co.'S
mill is turning out eight thousand feet
per day, with Sawyer e. D. Parks at the
lever. Brother Parks is watching the
log pile diminish and is counting the days
when he can say good bye to "Old
Huntley" and 90 over to see the "only
baby girlin Potter county" Sharp saws
and home sweet home are the watchwords
now. j. E. johnson has completed a
tram road to transport wood and lumber
from the mill to the cars. This will save
a great deal of eytra WORK
For sale, one registered Tolouse Gand-
er. He is perfectly gentle and not afraid
OF street cars and automobiles, will walk
single Or double and can squawk in seven
different languages. Inquire of Squire
Sullivan
The box social held at the residence of
Mrs. A. f. Nelson, Friday evening, was
a success in every particular The pro-
ceeds were used to pay B. j. Callins for
the church seats. Enough money was
secured to more than reimburse Mr.. Col
Inns and the interest that the congrega-
ton takes in such matters is very crafty
ing. One of our business men here, in a
spirit OF fun, put up lunch consisting of
raw potatoes, bones, crusts Of bread and |
SO forth, but enclosed the conglomeration
In an attractive package to the extent
that our popular Telegragher, A. B.
Croop, purchased the package for eighty
five cents. Brother Croop was a good
loser and enjoyed the joke as well as any
one but got busy later on and repacked
the so called lunch and it was sold TO the
original owner for eigh;y.fve cents again,
making one dollar and seventy cents.
The joker received it as "boomerang,"
but everybody enjoyed the unexpected
turn OF affairs. Squire Sullivan's bone
cutter was called into service and the
lunch was ground up for the chickens