Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-12-03
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w. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Emporium

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pletion. When completed it will extend
from Costello to Sinnamahoning and will
connect at those points with the Bell
phone. Thus enabling our people to
keep in touch with the rest of the world
1Hon. John A. Wykoff was an EN-
porium visitor last week
The B. & S. Ry Co., is repairing the
water tank at Pepper Hill.
DR.. V. X. Corbett, of Driftwood, is
frequent business visitor here.
Lizzie Miller is spending the winter at
Emporium, where she is taking course
in the High School.
John Walker, teacher of the Miller
school, is making preparations for an en-
tertainment by his school, December 9th,
1908, at ZOO o'clock p. m. Everybody
is cordially invited
Speaking of entertainments recalls the
fact that Prof. Smith, teacher OF Haynes
school, held very successful entertain
ment recently. "Ez" says that he is
bound to keep up with the profession and
he is anxiously waiting for "More and
More"
o. i. Bailey and Bert Walton were
noticed on our streets recently.
| Our good "Dutch friend" Jimmie
O'Brien transacted business in Driftwood
Saturday, where he met many DID, and
admiIing friends, and sang two of his
favorite songs, viz: 'The Wearing of the
Green" and "It takes the Dutch to beat
the Irish"
Everybody is hunting these days, deer
(dear) are plentiful and number of our
young bloods are getting the "buck fever"
Chauncey Logue, the distinguished
First Fork post master, has a large hunt
ing camp back on the hill, where he is
entertaining a number of his friends.
All report having jolly good time.
We regret to learn that our venerable
friend, John L. Miller, is very poorly at
this waiting. We earnestly hope he may
soon recover.
We heard report recently that First
Fork was buried in Union Cemetery last
month. We are glad to say, that it twas
only dream, we were only taking our
usual nap.
John Wykoff, Clark Miller and Arthur
Miller spent Saturday at "Camp Look
out" They started out to hunt deer but
ate so much that they could scarcely
travel.
Master Gerald Haynes, better known
as "Little Ted'' had the misfortune to be
badly hurt, by being caught in a buggy
wheel near the Haynes residence on cleo
tion day. He is in charge of our popu-
lar physician DR.. Corbett, of Driftwood,
who certainly understands bandagiug cuts,
bruises, etc. He is improving very nice
ly at this writing.
Don't forget the box social and en-
tertainment to be held at Miller school,
Saturday night, December 5. Proceeds
to purchase library books. Come one,
come all, and help good cause along.
All ladies please bring box and it will
be appreciated both by school and COM
munity.
Great praise must be given to some of
our lady friends, for visiting our schools
recently. They are taking bold step and
hope the good cause will continue. Some
of their husbands should do likewise, and
look after their son and daughters in this
very important matter.
County Supt. Matte NJ. Collins visit
cd all our schools recently.
Teachers meeting will soon be in prog
ress here. We hope and trust that the
teachers Of Grove township can meet at
Miller's school, Saturday afternoon, Dec.
9TH, and have session. 1t is in charge
of Ezra B. Smith, teacher of Haynes
school,
Quite few people here have been
very successful capturing bears in traps.
Some thirty-fve or more have been
caught A great many of them are
larger than the average run of bear.
Our popular school marms Jennie
Brunstetter and Annabel Lewis transact
ed business in the lower end of the valley
recently.
William Buck and son, of Remove,
Pa; Joseph Berrier and son, of Harris
burg, and Prothonotary W. j. Leavitt,
oi Emporium, were guests at Camp Look
out, near here, where the Miller bows
have one Of the fines hunting camps in
the county. They report getting one
deer and having jolly time
UNCLE JOSH,