Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-24
SlNNAMAH0NlNG.

Fine weather and the farmers are getting
ready TO put in oats.
c. E. Logue, P. NJ, at First Fork, was caller
on Saturday.
Grove township, or the supervisors, loaned
their tools and tool box to some parties and only
got the empty box back. Done well to get even
that much.
w; H. Metzger of Idamar, was a visitor over
Sunday. Come again.
The "spook" is a thing of the past A certain
mans little boy gave the thing aw ay, horns and
all.
Craig Burk came in high line on suckers last
Monday-67 was his batch.
Camp No l22. p. o. "A, are getting ready for
another class initiation; They have nine pro-
positions to start with. The sisters are hustliug
Sinnamahoning Lodge No. 1l3S l. o. o. F..
held social last Saturday night and all had a
good time. a..E ..,.
Ray Lupold, operator on the b. K S. r: r.. at
Hicks Run, was in town between trains on Mon
day. He failed to see his best girl Too bad
Ray hope you may have better luck next time
Hubert Smith is back working for the Cam
eron Powder Company. He says he is going to
| join the Ananias Club
The Cameron Powder Company are pretty
| busy now and are working large force of men
and rushing the work along fast as men and
| teams can do it,
| Tony Fulton, who has been on the sick list for
| some time, is so TO be out again. The band boys
| are awaiting anxiousy for his recovery.
Harry Elliot and r. NJ. Crum were looking
! over State lands on Tuesday.
The Arabian Degree Klan held short ses-
| slcn Monday night and procured four victims to
! cross inc not SANDS OF the desert, at their next
! meeting night. new degree, of a bursque
| form, wi he organized in the near future en-
! titled the Royal Button Busters of Buster town
| James Donley anne in from Hunter's Rest
| last week with three skunk pelts.
| The sound of the horn is heard all over the
village evenings now since the band was orga nj
| zed. Our boys have several new members from
| Emporium and other places who are going to
! Join with them and with little practice viii be
! all right,
Geo p. Shafer is putting in several new I'M
| prONementS to the SinDamab Ii DDiup HOugp fhis
! spring bathroom with hot and cold water
| for the public. When done the House will be up
| to date
j. r. Batchelder is painting and papering his
new house this spring. Fulton Brothers are
| doing the work and it will be done right, as they
are up to date painters and paper hangers.
Council Brothers are still putting in new
goods in their store; among the new goods are
| line dress goods such as would be bought at the
! large city stores.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Barnes, of Sweden Valley,
are visiting with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Blodget, jhis week.
| party of young people made Mr. and Mrs.
j H. Bachelder very pleasant call on Thurs
| day evening. One trouble there was not quite
| enough girls One of the boys had to go home
| alone but all had good time, just the same,
| Come again.
| Crum Brothers are doing good business in
| their two stores. Dale Crum is clerking in the
| dry goods department. Dale always has a pleas
ant look and ready to wait on customers.
X. M. Crum captured another wild cat on Mon
day.
George Fisher captured coon and pole cat on
Tuesday.
The First Fork trappers are sending their furs
by mail now; mostly skunks by the smell,
though
Another fine trout stream will be destroyed as
soon as the Cameron Powder Company starts
up. line mountain stream will be polluted so
that the water cannot be used for domestic pur-
poses as the Company have a ditch dug to run
their off fall into the run.
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