Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-07

teacher, has returned from Rochester,
after spending the holidays with her
parents there.
Miss Lois Morgan, of Lock Haven,
visited Miss Helen Counsil last week.
Mrs. r. u. Roberts, OF Knoxville,
Tenn. is visiting at the home of her
brother, Hon. G. +. Barclay.
Mrs. Martha Robson spent Xmas in
town, the guest of Geo. p. Shafer and
family.
w. j. Swartwood and family spent
Xmas here, the guests of A. 7. Swart-
wood and wife.
Hon. G. +. Barclay accompanied his
wife to Elmira, last week. She will re-
ceive medical treatment at that place.
w. L. Barclay made business trip to
our town one day last week.
7. H. Quinn was business caller heie
between trains recently.
The beautiful mirror given away at
Fulton Bros. store was secured by V. A.
Brooks.
Mrs. Mollie Bairdssand daughters are
making an extended visit at johnson
burg and vicinity.
Our church had narrow escape from
total destruction by fire recently. The
timely discovery of the fire and prompt
work by people living near saved the
building. The trustees will have a new
fue built at once.
Nathan Silin has moved into his new
house.
Frank Lightner has returned after an
absence OF several months.
J. G. johnson has returned from La
quin.
Mrs. Martha Beldin has returned from
a visit to Potter county relatives.
X. X. X.
Hon. John A. Wykoff was at the
County seat on Monday.
County Commissioner o. L. Bailey
was at the county seat this week, settling
up the accounts for 1908.
Mrs Irene Chase, who has been visit
iug her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blodget at
Wyside, returned to her home at Remove,
on Monday.
Mrs. John Jordan, of Huntley, is visit
ING her daughter, Mrs. CIV. Batchelder
at Wyside, this week.
The Wolf Lick Lumber Co., are busy
shipping their lumber this fine weather,
Quite number of our townspeople are
laid up with the mumps.
wish to thank the employees of the
Sinnemahoning Powder Company for
the valuable suit case presented to me as
a Christmas gift The gift is greatly ap-
preciated by me as a remembrance of the
boys who have worked with me for the
past three years With best wishes to
all and a prosperous and Happy New
Year. | remain, as ever, your true
friend, VIM. II. VANWEaT, Supt.
The Box Company are busy this week
making boxes. Glad the wheels are
moving once more, hope they will con-
tinue running.
Well, well, where is j. +. S. and his
champion trapper of 1907. Sorry for Bro.
Jordan, but he will have to rake back
seat for Jim Batcheler for5 1908 who
closes up the year with two bear, two
wild cats, ii coon, four foxes, three
mink; 81 musk rats, 80 rabbits, 81 phea-
SAINTS and 20 bee trees, seven skunks and
10 squirrels.
Jim Batcheler says he got fooled once
on that track that led to Castle Garden
and for revenge put A. j. Barclay, Ar
thur Bailey and Henry Berfeld on the
track, who after following it a long dis
tance gave it up as "a bad job.
Lieut.. D. W. Post, No. 241, G. A.
r. held their annual election of officers
IN j. o. S. OF A. Hall, Dec 25th, 1908.
The old veterans are growing old, and
the ranks of the Grand Army of the Re
public are thinning fast, as many com
rades are answering TO the long roll when
they will be mustered into that Grand
Army above, where Thou, o God art the
Supreme Commander.
DEBsE.