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{CAMERON.
Dr. 11. W. dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's Shoe Store.
Alex. Schwab returned to work Sunday
evening, after spending the day with his
family.
Edward MeFadden opened the New
Cameron House on Friday. Ed is a
hustler and all patrons are assured the
best of treatment.
Mrs. Moriarity and son George of
Renovo iire visiting Dan'l Sullivan, Sr.,
and family.
F. B. Hoag had business at Ridgway
Tuesday.
15- Egan of Emporium, made a busi
ness visit here Friday.
D. C. Lininger attended the schoo
meeting at Sterling Run.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vallis visited friends
in Emporium Sunday.
Andrew Jenks attended school meet
ing at Sterling Run.
Jos. McQuide, of Buffalo, visited G.
L. Page and family the past few days.
The welcome shower on Tuesday was
much needed.
Operator Clarence Lupro, of Renovo
relieved operator F. B. Hoag on Tues
day and expects to relieve the other oper
ators before returning home.
Hugh Ritchey of Austin, visited A.E.
Lord, Sr., the past week.
Lesley Shealy and Ellis Greenalch
were called home from Indiana, Fa., on
account of the death of Alice Greenalcli.
Alice Greenalch, aged about 14 years,
daughter of Win. Greenalch, died in the
Williamsport- hospital last Wednesday
morning, where she was taken for treat
ment, and brought home Friday morning.
She was buried in Emporium, Sunday
afternoon.
LOUISE.
HUNTLEY.
Dr. W. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
Miss Collins, County Supt. spent Sun
in town.
B. J. Collins and wife were Empori
um visitors Monday.
W. R. Smith and wife spent Sunday
with tbo latter's parents at Medix Run.
Audry Hill and Gladys Hill of Grove
Hill were down from the Hill Sunday
visiting friends in town, also Hattie Hill
of Medix Run is visiting in town.
George Hill of Grove Hill was an Em
porium visitor Monday.
Mrs. Ada Jordan ol Wyside is visiting
friends here.
J'eunsy fireman, Roy Smith of Reno
vo, visited his parents Sunday.
Supervisor L. 11. Smith was a business
caller at Driftwood Saturday.
Miss Johnson, daughter of A. John
son of Renovo, is visiting her grand
parents, aunt and uncle this week.
Walter Loque and Wayne Nelson
were on Grove Hill Sunday.
Owing to Clyde Collins knocking the
ball into Potter county and breaking the
club, the Sunday game was called off.
The score stood G to 5 in favor of the
east enders.
Mrs. Delia Sibley who has been spend
ing the winter at Medix Run, spent Sun
day with the Smith famlies enroute to
Grove Hill to spend the summer.
Umpire Thos. Kilbourn was in Erie
Monday purchasing the new base bail
uniforms for our team. They will be
jight gray trimmed with baby blue chiffon.
old gold lace and cheese cloth. Our
boys will be in shape to do business
by the Fourth. Geo. Strawbridge of
Sterling Run will act as coach, assisted
by John S. Jordan.
Nelson Bros, have captnred a large'
rattler and have it confined is a box at
their residence. It is such a fine speci
men that the boys are in communication
with Peter Grubert (Rattlesnake Pete)
of Rochester, .N. Y., with nim to selling
it to him. It has nine rattles and one
large and one small button.
W. 11. Cone of Tidioute is in town
looking after bis lumber buisness.
J. F. s.
STERLING RUN.
Dr. W. 11. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
Lora O'Keef of Williamsport, visited
at home the past week.
Mrs. Rufus Baker and family of
Shingle House, is visiting her parents
Jos. Kissell and family.
Born, June 7th, to Elmer Whiting
and wife, a daughter.
Mrs. Herrick is having her house
painted.
Edwin Darrin and children of ltidg
way are the guests of his parents J. H.
Darrin and wife.
Florence McDonald and Miss Denny
of Driftwood visited Mrs. Bibiana Spang
ler Tuesday.
G. H. Howlett visited his family Sun
day.
Mrs. L. W. Spencc and sister-in-law
visited in Emporium Saturday.
There will be an ice cream social in
Brooks' hall, Saturday evening for bene
fit of the M. E. church.
Joseph Kissell and wife were business
callers in Emporium, Thursday.
Mabel Wylie returned Saturday, hav
ing closed a successful term of school at
Holidaysburg.
Mrs. Parker and grand-daughter,
Mertie Shaf'er returned from an extended
visit with her daughter at Austin.
Mrs. H. F. Foster, Mrs. Jessie B.
Lewis and daughter were in Emporium
Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Dice left for York, Tues
day, having received a message that her
mother was seriously ill.
Mrs. P. O'Connor, Mis 3 Froess, Elea
nor O'Sullivan, Miss Mirteen, Miss Phil
shiplifter of Driftwood visited Mrs.
Dorsey Spangler Wednesday.
Children's Day services will be held in
the M. E. church Sunday, June I t.
John Neenan's niece Mary Smith
| visited him a few days.
BLUE BELL.
Hundreds of people who sufler from
j backache, rheumatism, lame back, lum
i bago and similar ailments are not aware
that these are merely symptoms of .kid
ney trouble, and to be relieved they must
correct the cause. Pincules lor the kid
neys, pleasant and easy to take, arc read
ily absorbed by the stomach and blood
act directly on the kidneys, bringing
quick relief to backache and other symp
toms of kidney and bladder derange
ments. A dose of Pineules at bed time
brings relief. 30 days' trial §I.OO and
guaranteed or money back. Sold at B.
C. Dodson's drug store. .'tin
A number of rooms, with use of bath
ior rent. Apply to Prank F. Day.
41-tf.
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE n, 1908.
[The NEW DRY GOODS STORE]
I Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! j
I" In High Class Seasonable Merchandise on Sale Faiday and Saturday and all next Wee.
Shirt Waists Laces! Laces! Millinery.
I White Lawn Waists, Hand- Beautiful all over Lace, 19
I some embroidered fronts, inches wide, suitable for our Trimmed Hats
j Reduced from $1.25$ | AA waists and dresses. $3.00 to $3.50 hats, -$1.98
and $1.50 to " Regular 60c sale price 49c 40 0 " " 269
Elegant White Lawn Waists " 00 " 59 5-0° " " 3.78
with beautiful lace and em- 44 250 " 195 600 " " 429
S2°soT n d d Heavy Cluny Laces both yioo " " *9B
ed g m £ and insertion, 2 Qnn «
I kind reduced to to 6 inches wide. 800 5 * 98
White Jap Silk Waists 12c, sale price, yd 9c ' Untrimmed Dress Shapes I
with rich embroidery, reduc- Reg- 19c, " " 121 All SI.OO hats. - 69c I
ed from $3.98 s<> />Q 25c, u 16 tfc -- n „ . OQ 112
I to - - - Nor. Val Laces and Inser- 1.50 i
I _ _ _ , tion 25 to 5 inches wide. " 2.00 - - - $1.25 i
I Portiers " ~ " R 2 g " \°£ sale-price yd 60 " 2.50 " - - 1.69 |
1 ~ OC u 0 r\pv 44 _ 1 Oft h
I Red or green Portiers. less " 16c lie ' " [
1 than cost. " 25c '' ' 4 16c Misses untrimmed Tuscan
I' Reg. $2.75, sale price $1.98 -j-— — ~— ——— — Flats," 50c and 75c kind 19c
Reg. 3.50. 4 ' 2.29 ac^es Lineen Wash Skirts Large Roses with foliage.
Reg. 4,00, ,k 2.73 with red or blue checks, various colors. Regular
—_ __——_—. _ wliit.e ground. Reg. price p r j ce 47c, sale price 29c
. 1. KK .. it 1 $1.25, sale price - 98c 1 _
Ladies Muslin Underwear "
p.-- c zLQo ~~~~ -- Best quality Lancaster
I Dr7we S ;s 4 5eS 2 5 5c' Apron Gingham 61c
Corset Covers,. 2t>c Stripes ancl checks. Regu- Scotch Dress G-inghan 33
Children s Drawers 12c lar price per yard 35c. sale inches wide, reduced from
Aprons 12c. price 25c. 19c tQ 15a
Rj/'i irT T]Vj Emporium's Largest and
# iV W/ JLj Finest Dry Goods Store
SINNAMAHONING.
Fine weather for farming.
Ur. W. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori -
m , Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
F. L. Miller of First Fork was a c all
er Monday.
Ex-County Treasurer John Cum
mings was in town Tuesday.
P. H. Star of the Star Box and Nov
elty Co., was a caller Monday.
W. H. Metzger shook hands with
some of his old acquaintances Monday.
John Floyd of Renovo is up on a fish
ing trip this week.
Rev. Dixson visited at Emporium on
Monday.
Children's Day services will be held
in the church next Sunday morniug
at 10:30. Every one welcome.
V. King Pifer, secretary for Hon. C.
F. Barclay arrived in town to-day.
Mrs. V. A. Brooks has returned from
a short visit to her brother, Rev. T. J.
Fulton, Oval, Pa.
Mrs. G. W. Huntley and daughter
Miss Nellie of Shyrock, W. Va., have
bet® visiting [friends and relatives in
town.
Rev. C. W. Dickson is entertaining
his father and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison of Altoona,
are at the home of T. H. Piper. Mrs.
Harrison is Mr. Piper's sister.
R. M. Crum is moving his family to
the B. V. Wykoff farm across the river.
Fulton Brothers., are busy with their
paint brushes at Huntley, Pa.
Miss Julia Daubet is visiting her
aunt Mrs Mollie Baird.
Mies Grace Baird has returned from
a visit to Rolfe and vicinity.
J. Ellsworth Fry is at the home of
his parents.
Amos Cupp, wife and two sons were
in town over Sunday. Mr. Cupp for
merly resided here. He is a rising
young dentist at Kane.
Mrs. J. Herman Krebbs made a short
trip to Renovo.
Mrs Fred Lex of Renovo, has been
visiting.friends in town.
Mrs. Amos Bennett and daughter
Hazen spent a few days in Emporium
recently.
Hon. C. F. Bartlay visited at VVil
liamsport Tuesday.
The paint works started this week.
The steam roller for the state road
came Tuesday.
Amos Swartwood is putting a metal
roof on his house on Railroad street.
Mrs. Jean Lex of South Renovo, was
a visitor Monday.
Dr. W. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
DEBSE.
DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is
especially good for pills. Bo sure to get
DcWitt's. Sold by 11. C. Dodson.
FIRST FORK.
On Wednesday noon the house of John
i Caldwell was discovered to be on lire, by
I Mrs. M. J. Logue who promptly gave the
; alarm, thereby preventing a total loss ot'
the house, only one side of the roof being
badly burned. John was away attend
ing to the duties ol mail carrier from the
P. ()., to the B. ct S. It. It., trains, but
his son Fred proved to be "Johnny on
the spot as the saying goes, and got the
fire out in a sort time.
A daughter of Art Mahon and wife
was so badly burned at their home in
Hammersley, the fore part of last week
as to cause her death in a few hours.
Funeral services were held here on
Thursday and burial made in the ceme
tery at this place. She was five years
and eight months of age. The accident
was caused by some children playing
with matches.
Tony Mancuso, section boss at this
place is smiling over the arrival of a little
daughter at his home near the lj. & S.
depot on last Wednesday night.
A good deal of all kinds of fruit has
bnen blasted by the long continued wet
weather in May, and the farmers have
been so put hack by it that it will take a
long warm fall-for corn and other crops
to mature.
Decoration Day was very poorly at
tended here on account of the bad
weather.
M.J. Logue cut his hand very badly
on Monday while engaged in killing a j
veal, and it is causing him sonic trouble. |
Ed. Caldwell is working in Gore's |
blacksmith shop at Sinnamahoning.
Nup SED.
MORE HILL.
The social held last Saturday evening
for the benefit of the M. E. church on
More Hill, was in many ways the most |
successful ever held here. The receipts
for the evening were §25, which is in ex
cess ol what is usually made at one of
these gatherings on the Hill. Much
credit is due the following ladies who
have always |been very much interested
in this litttle church and who have al
ways stood by it: .Mrs. ltay Lyon, Mrs.
Beldin, Mrs. Itoss, Mrs. Speoht, Mrs.
Ishman, Mrs Brooner, Mrs. Seibert, Mrs.
Iluber, Mrs. Johnson and many others
who were present.
The large number of young men who
came from the different lumber camps,
deserve much credit for the manly way
in which they conducted themselves dur
ing the evening. Come again, boys, we
will always be jjlad to see you and try
and treat you especially when you
want to take a guess on the cake.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will in a
very short time strengthen the weakened
kidneys. Sold by B.C. Dodson.
jMillinefy - Fancy Goodsl
I Ludlams I
- Dress Goodsl