Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-30
SlNNAMAHONIhG.

The spring weather took sudden
chill Tuesday.
A. j. Barclay was at the county seat,
Monday.
Fred Lex, oil Remove, was a caller,
Monday.
Jack Krebs, of Clearfeld, visited
friends here couple of days this week
Mrs. Zreem Chase, OF Remove. visited
her parents, M. Blodget and wife, over
Sunday.
Mrs George Chase and children, visit
ed at Wyside on Sunday.
Joseph Summerson, of Farandsville, is
home on visit this week.
Mrs. L. English, of Castle Garden, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. George
Batchelder, this week.
Jas. Mead, of East Fork visited friends
and his best girl over Sunday.
G. B. Barclay, of Seattle, Wash, was
caller one day last week.
Elmer Smith has taken position
with the Dubois Lumber Company, as
scaler at Hicks Run.
William Logue, of First Fork, was a
caller on Monday.
V. +. Crum was business caller at
Westport, one day last week.
A three foot food in the creek on
Tuesday, but no timber or logs to float
Joseph Haynes, of First Fork, was
business caller, Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank and children, of Dubois,
are visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Baily, of Mason Hill, was
visitor to the Mountain House on
Saturday.
Mrs Wittock left on Tuesday on
visit % Williamsport.
Miss Fannie Penrith returned home
from Mix Run, on Tuesday,
Mrs. Martha Robinson, of South Re-
noyo, was a visitor here this week.
Lon Shafer and wife, of Detroit,
Mich, were callers last week.
Mrs. Frank Ross, of Emporium, visit
ed with her sister, Mrs. Martha Beldin,
on Monday.
Nathan Silin, general manager of the
Slim Mfg Co., went to Ridgway last
Monday.
The entertainment by the school child
ren, which takes place, April 7tb, is going
to be something fine and don't miss it.
Little bo-peep and the rainbow drill will
be something that you do not see every
day.
Maddens Minstrel Show, which was
billed for here last week, only played one
night. For once the people of Sinnama-
honing, did not bite.
Home talent shows are so much better
that the people have decided to let travel |
ing shows 90 by. No more vaudeville,
says uncle joss.
1t is reported that j. Henry Logue is !
up in First Fork looking for a wife. He
says he is tired of single life and wants
to settle down.
The Prodigal has returned, his best
girl came on the next train.
J. +, Wolf is putting in new soda
fountain this spring getting ready for
warm weather.
John f. Belfeld and A. S. Losey, of !
Hicks Run, attended election OF officers,
Saturday night.
r. Al. Crum, Forestry officer, found |
the remains of a deer few days ago,
which had been killed and devoured by
wild cats
A pleasant party was given to Mr..
Harry Michaels last Friday evening.
Thirty of his friends met at his home,
where games were played, after which
refreshments were rerved. All had
good time.
The Sinnamahoning Improvement
Society met last Wednesday evening to
to make some arrangements to have in
dustries start here this coming summer.
Why not? We have one of the best
localities in the counties for industries
Our railroad facilities are very good.
Jas. W. Cole, died at the home Of his
son, A. A. Cole at Sinnamahoning,
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock, De-
ceased was a veteran of the Civil War
and had been in poor health for some
time. The remains were taken to Keat-
ing for interment.
Win Summerson, who left his wife and
family of small children to the mercies OF
cold winter, drifted into town on Tues
day morning. The overseers of Grove
poor district are glad to see him back.
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DRIFTW00D.
g y X reider returned home IN Sun