Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-02-25
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should have been the means Of bringing
an old-fashioned crowd to help along
the finances.
Mr. James Counsil and Miss Lola
Drum attended the lecture by Caleb Pow
ers at Emporium, Tuesday evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Fulton
took place last Friday afternoon. Servi-
ces were held in the NJ Church by Rev.
c. w. Dickson, pastor There was a
large attendance of out Of town relatives
and friends.
Miss Helen COUNSEL was home over
Sunday and Washington's birthday, from
Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Drum, of Laquin,
are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Martha Shafer of Ridgway is
staying in town few days with her aunt,
Mrs j. d. Shirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fink attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Fink's aunt, Mrs. Fulton,
last Friday.
The new chemist for dynamite plant,
Mr.. Grey, brought his family here, last
week.
Miss Hazel Crosby has returned home,
after an extended visit at Emporium.
Mrs Wheaton of Emporium visited
her mother, Mrs. Crosby, over Sunday.
Mrs. A. T. Swartwood entertained
three nieces from Montoursvile and vicin-
ity on Monday Of this week
Leon Swartwood of Westport attended
the church supper, Monday evening.
Mrs. Montgomery was in town recent
ly. Her mother, Mrs. r. B. Crum, is
quite i'll,
Thad Brooks, of Drftwood, attended
the supper the other evening.
John Drivas, whose wife died recently
has moved his household goods out of
| town.
Mrs Kepler, Mrs. G. p. Skaters
mother, visited here recently.
Miss Myrtle Shafer, formerly of this
place, but now making her home in
Ridgway, is visiting friends and relatives
in town.
EdCaldwell lost two fingers at the
box mill this morning.
Nike Sullivan started fish market
this p. m.
o. L. Bailey is busy with his lumber
interests on the Fork this spring.
Chauncey Logue, of First Fork, went
to DUE on Tuesday with big bear
he captured in Brooks Run.
Warren Mead, of Renovo came up
last Tuesday and took two of his child
rem home with him. The children have
been staying with their grandmother this
| winter.
Mrs. G. w. Gore, who has been visit
ing friends here, left for Picture Rocks
on Tuesday.
Capt. Barr, of Tunnel Hill, was down
looking up landing place tor his timber
that he will bring to the box mill this
spring.
The entertainment given by Mrs. E.
Bailey, principal of the Wyside school on
Washington's birthday, was fine and we
hope that the directors will succeed in
engaging MIS- Bailey for another term
Tommy Logue got a new Edison talk
inc machine Tuesday
c. A. Coupsil went up the First Fork
on Tuesday to take some views of the
bic bear and daring hunter who with a
small revolver met bruip in his rambles,
shooting both eyes out and finished him
with hatchet and bowie knife. Bruin
tipped the scales at 476 lbs. Where is
Chapion Jordan ?
We are sorry that the item of the visit
Of the Hicks Run Camp p. o. of A.
was omitted from the items, as our sisters
from Hicks Run Camp were looking for
it.
A. B. Beden, of Hicks Run, visited
friends here on Sunday.
Sucker fishing is all the rage now and
the small boys are happy; suckers are all
the fish we have now left. 1t seems too
that such natural resort for the fnny
tribe as we have here that the poor fish
cant be protected Only few years
ago we had the Susouehanna, Salmon and
black bass in large number and fishermen
came from all over the State to enjoy the
sport, but the dynamite dregs, mine
waters and pulp mill poisons have ,kille d
and drove the poor fish out of the
| streams.
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