Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-01-27
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our january tnaW look TIE zee out
very quietly with but little damage.
Capt Barr, of Tunnel Hill was call
er Saturday, looking up his interests in
the Star Box Co.
Assessor Miller, of Gibson, was a call
er in our town Saturday.
John Bect, local wireman Of the
Bennsy, was a caller last week
Capt Wesley Barr, whilst in town
gave a graphic picture of his killing two
foxes at one shot; distance of five hun
dred rods. A pretty good shot for the
captain.
A. L. Miller visited his wife at the
Lock Haven hospital Tuesday.
w. c.. No. 1876, P. 0. S. of A., gave
an oyster supper Monday night. All
present had a good time.
Camp No. 122, P. o. of A., held
lunch and social after lodge Tuesday
night. Eleven propositions were added
to the list. They will hold a class initia-
tion on Feb 8th, assisted by the degree
team OF Hicks Run.
Sleishing parties are quite popular
these fine evenings.
W. G. Bowman, of Lock Haven, was
caller Tuesday.
A. D. Gore visited the county seat
on Tuesday.
Professor Walkey says he is all right
when he has good pilot.
Council Bros are pretty busy these
days filling up their store with new
goods.
The HarsClub were too busy this week
to hold their regular session.
The Hall Building Stock Co., will
meet this week to make the necessary ar
rangements to build large building tor
an opera house and other amusements.
An up-to-date pool and billiard room will
be one of the new features in the build
ing.
Geo. P. Shafer and party are looking
for suitable building to start theator-
ium in.
The Cameron Powder Co., are unload
ing carload of brick this week.
Our people got big scare on Monday
when word came that the big dam at
Austin was giving away and was liable
to send mountain OF water down upon
us. But by blasting the end of the dam
the calamity was averted.
Mrs. Philip Mead died at her home at
Wyside on Monday, at three a. M, at
the aye of 50 years. She leaves family
of four sons and one daughter, viz:
Warren j., Geo. D., Philip S., Jas. A.,
and Mrs Anna Hoover, of Potters Dale,
Deceased was kind and loving mother
and friend to all who knew her. Fun
eral services were held at the home on
Tuesday at two p. m, burial was made
in the family lot at Wyside. Her two
little grand-sons Of whom she has had the
care for a long time will miss her most of
ALL
Professor Walkey says he was not lost
on the evening of Jan. 7th, as he had
good pilot who knew the road. That is
right brother, be sure of good guide.
A pocket of nitro-glycerine which had
in the run few feet below the
glycerine plant of the Sinnamahoning
Powder Co.'S, plant exploded Saturday
evening, shatterlng the building all to
pieces. No one was hurt as is was after
working hours. No cause can be given
for the explosion it just went off The
damage will be about $500. The plant
will be running again in a couple Of days. |
There is strong talk of organizing a
bycott on the meat trust and live on
vegetables for sixty days. They can't
fall back on fish as three cent haddock
and herring are selling at twelve cents.
The farmer is not the only one that is on
the hog.
Grove township held their annual
spring primaries Saturday and it was
Veryssquiet.
DEBsE J