Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-08-20
HUNTLEY.
II. w. Mitchell, dentist, Empori.

II. w. Mitchell, dentist, Empori-
um.
The fair and festival held in Levi
Smith grove was we'll attended receipts
$3.50 This money will 90 towards
purchasing an outfit for the base ball
team.
Elmer and Audrey Hill were guests of
w. r. Smith Saturday.
Lottie Collwell, OF Sinnamahoning, is
the guest of Flossie johnson.
John Henry johnson, of Jersey Shore,
who has been visiting his parents during
the past week returned home Saturday.
Mrs. John S. Jordan spent Sunday
day with her daughter in Wyside.
Alice Jordan, of Wyside, spent Sun
day with her parents.
Ethel Hill who is staying with b. j.
Collins family spent Sunday with her
parents on Grove Hill.
w. w. Johnson visited his daughter
in Remove Sunday.
Selburne Logue was a business caller
In Sinnamahonng Saturday.
j. F. Sullivan called on friends in
Remove Saturday.
w. r. Smith, B. J. Collins, Clyde
Collins and G. j. Miller were Driftwood
callers Saturday.
A valuable grey horse belonging to
William Ii. Logue was bitten in the front
fetlock by a copperhead snake last Thurs
day and nearly died. The poor animal
swelled up very badly, every effort is
being made to save its life but it is very
sick animal yet, The horse was working
on the township road when bitten.
Harvey and Wright Mason, of Tunnel
Hill, were callers in town the first of the
week.
J. f. Sullivan and wife were Empori-
um callers one evening this week.
Supt. Matte Collins visited her brother
and family Sunday.
Assistant Road Foreman of Engines,
II. +. johnson called on friends and re-
latives in town this week.
Thos. Kilburn is visiting friends in
Clearfeld this week.
The residence of j. H. johnson caught
fire about noon last Wednesday and a
greater part Of the roof was destroyed
b. j. Collins first discovered the fire and
quickly came to the rescue and assisted
by the crew Of the local freight, w. r.
Smith and the section crew, the fire was
extinguished. No damage was done to
the furniture, cause of fire not known.
i. d. Krape, the efficient and genial
Telegrapher of Cameron visited friends in
town this week and passed the cigars on
the advent OF Il fine ten pound son which
arrived at his home a few DAYS ago.
Brother Krape is a strong advocate
against race suicide and his many friends
wish him sincere congratulations The
young son will be named William How
ard Taft krape in honor of the popular
Republican candidate for president
There will be a reunion of the well
known Mason family in Wylies Grove on
August 25th. The Mason family is one
of the pioneer families OF Cameron county
and are highly respected throughout this
section.
Great praise is due to the Supervisors
and pathmasters Of Gibson, for their ex-
cellent work on the public roads Gibson
township las the banner roads in the
county, which are safe for all kinds of
traffic.
When passing through our town just
take look at A. w. Smiths buckwheat
Is. j. Collins corn, Levi Smiths onions,
and John Jordan's cabbage and then eat
piece of VIM. Logue's cheese and the
world is yours. No flies on old Huntley.
We are 1T And if you ara sick try w.
r. Smiths speedy specific for pale people.
JFs.