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STERLING RUN.
W. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Emporium.
Mrs. Frances Sterling is reported quite
ill at this writing.
Arthur Catlin ami ltodney Shives, of
Emporium, were guests of the former's
aunt Mrs. J. R. Strawbridge, Sunday.
Rev. W. IT. Allen left this week for
Harrisburg, to attend the Central Penn'a
M. E. Conference.
Nancie Spence had a "taffy pull" at
the home of her mother Saturday even
ing.
Miss B. E. Sterling was called home
Sunday on account of the illness of her
mother.
Samuel Ebersole, Jr., and wife have
taken a 11 year old boy from the Child
ren's Homo at Pittsburg. lie is a bright
little lad and has found a good home.
Owen Wade who has been ill for some
time, is reported some better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. J. R. Strawbridge was an Em
porium visitor Friday.
Met. Barr received a message Tuesday
that his mother, Mrs. Allen Barr, of
Hicks Run, was dying. She has been
ill for some time.
G. H. Howlett was a visitor in town
Sunday.
Forty-five friends surprised Mrs. F.
M. Ebersole Monday evening, it being
in eonor of her birthday. She received
a large number of useful presents. Re
freshments were served and all spent a
a very enjoyable evening, playing games.
Frizes were given to C. G. Jlowlett,
Nettie Kissel and Teoka Whiting.
E. C. Wing has moved his mill to
Mason Hill.
Mrs. F. A. Kissel returned home Tues
day from Titusville werejshe was operated
upon the past week for the removal of a
cancer. They guarantee her entirely
cured. She has been suffering for some
time and her many friends will be glad
to hear that the operation has been suc
cessful.
Mary Summerson was a Cameron
visitor Sunday.
A large number of friends both old
and young, gave llev. W. 11. Allen a
farewell party Friday afternoon and
evening. All had a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Win. Buck, of llenovo, was the
guest of Mrs. J. R. Strawbridge Tues
day.
CAMERON.
W. 11. Mitchell, Dentist, Emporium.
I A. A. Smith, F. B. Hoag and E. I).
; Krape were business callers in Emporium
j this week.
L. F. Zaner of St. Marys, visited
| friends on Oak Hill, Sunday.
Robt. Graham purchased the Lupro
j property and is going to build a barn out
j the lumber.
George Zaner, of Buffalo, spent a few
j days visiting friends on Oak Hill.
Fine weather for farming. Quite a
few families have onions set out and E.
D. Krape has 45 young chicks already
j hatched out.
R. D. Krape lost seven fine young pigs
1 Monday night, owing to the sudden drop
| in the temperature.
A. E. Lord has just finished trimming
his apple trees and expects to have a
large crop of apples tne coming season.
Wm. McVain attended the funeral of
Allen Hamilton at Emporium on Mon
day.
A. E. Jinks hauled G. L. Patre's sum
mer wood on Tuesday.
The many friends of Dr. Smith in this
community are shocked to hear of the
death of his wife and wish to extend him
our heartfelt sympathy in this his bereave
ment.
Michael Fox, of Ridgway, visited his
brother, W. 11. Fox, in this place, Sun
day.
11. Anderson and wife visited friends
in Jamestown, Sunday, at which place
the latter expects to visit a few days.
LOUISE.
RICH VALLEY.
W. H. Mitche 11, Dentist, Emporium.
Mrs. Warren Fisher, of Driftwood,
visited her parents Patrick Dulling and
wife, of this place, last week.
The remains of Allen M. Hamilton,
were interred in the local cemetery Mon
day. He was a former resident of North
Creek. /
Andrew Housler is quite ill at the
present time.
Ilcv. Carl Carlson, of Kansas, assisted
Rev. Osgood to hold quarterly meetings
here Sunday.
Mrs. H.J. Lewis visited N. S. Cutler
and wife, of Emporium, last week.
Spring work on the public road began
Tuesday. A large number of men and
teams being employed by 11. J. Lewis,
Path Master, the new appointe of super
visor \V. J. Carter.
Leroy Peasley, of Elk Fork, was on
the sick libt this week.
Little Mose Minard had business in
the Valley this week.
S. D. Housler moved into part of the
double house at Cooks Run this week.
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CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909.
HUNTLEY.
I W. 11. Mitchel, Dentist, Emporium.
John Drivas, wlio lias been living in
| Sinnamahoning, has taken up his resi
■ residence in tlie I). S. Lottie house.
Rev, I Fall, of Castle Garden, preached
! at Iluntlev Sunday to a large congrega
tion and will hold protracted meetings
i every evening during the ensuing week
at the Iluntley church.
Wayne Nelson has been appointed
I agent lor the Prudential Insurance Co.
] It you wish a good insurance policy give
Wayne a call. He is a good man and
represents a good company.
More weddidg bills will ring in the
near future. Let the good work goon.
Ruth Jordan and Florence Logue have
the chicken, pox much to their personal
discomfort.
B.J. Collins, our hustling lumberman,
has Dry Run stocked with logs.
The Huntley bojs have started a ham
factory.
Florence Darrin, of Olean, who has
visiting her brother W. Ray Smith, has
returned to her home.
Ruth Sullivan and Selbourne Logue
were Sinnamahoning visitors this week.
The Driftwood callers this week were:
Walter Logue, John Sullivan, Jr., Grace
Logue and W. W. Johnson.
Helen Jordan who has been visiting at
Wyside, has returned home.
Marion and Ethel Hill were the guests
of home folks last week.
John F. Sullivan was a Renovo visitor
Sunday.
D. E. Spangler, of Kane, was in town
calling on friends Sunday.
A. W. Smith, W. R. Smith and Ruth
Sullivan were Emporium visitors the past
week.
.1. F. s.
For Sale.
A desirable property, on East Fourth
St., Emporium. Lot 60x120; improved
by two dwelling houses. Excellent lo
cation; next door to Schlecht's Green
house. Apply to
MRS. ELLA MCSWANN,
37-tf. Emporium Pa.
An Unnecessary Expense.
There is no need of being to the ex j
pense of sending for a doctor in any case i
of pain in the stomach or colic when a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is at hand. No .
physian can prescribe a better medicine, j
For sale by L. Taggart.
Agency Secured.
Mrs. G. S. Allen, wishes to annouuee
that she has secured the Agency for
tho American Vacuum Cleaner and
Sweeper. Call at her residence on j
West Fourth Street and see it demon- |
strated. 43-tf j
SINNAMAHONING.
H. W. Mitchell, dentist, Emporium.
Edward Smith died at the home of his
i mother, Mrs. J. Y. Smith, Monday morn
! ing. Funeral Wednesday,
j Mrs. Noel Bushore and children are
| visiting at Cross Forks.
Mrs. Alex. Mooster was in town a day
I last week.
Mrs. V. A. Brooks returned from a
j short visit at Galeton.
Myrtle Shafer floor lady at dynamite
shell house is ill at Olean.
W. S. Swartwood, wife and family are
visiting the former's parents here.
J. Ellsworth Fry, wife and son, of
Penfield, spent Sunday here.
Frank Fry, of Dußois, visited his
parents over Sunday.
Dr. C. W. Gray, chemist at the dyna
mite works has moved into G. B. Bar
clay's residence at Wyside.
Geo. A. Smith and wife have moved
to ltenovo.
Mrs.Abbie Jones and son Harold spent
a week with Mrs. Jones' parents, Isaac
Bailey and wife.
James Wykoff visited his parents re
cently.
J. D. Shirk died at his home, Mon
day morning, after a short illness. The
funeral took place Wednesday afternoon
from the residence ltev. C. W. Dickson,
had charge of the services.
W. H. VanWert and wife spent Sun
day at Emporium.
Win. Crosby, Sr., spent a short time
with his son and family at Medina, N. Y.
Mrs. A. A. Cole and children aud
Theo. Penrith were in Lock Ilaveh last
week.
X. X. X.
O. L. Bailey is busy shipping his lum- j
ber at First Fork.
i
George Decker, of Williamsport, has 1
moved his family to Wyside. He has j
rented the house of Mrs. Gore.
The Box mill has another car load j
of box boaad lumber which will keep the j
mill running for some time.
The dynamite plant is busy this week |
putting on several extra men.
M. N. U. L. Brooks, of Lincoln Farm, j
was a caller in town Tuesday.
Prof. Milton 11. Bair will deliver an '
address to the members of W. C., No. |
136, P. O. S. of A., on Monday evening j
next. Subject: Patriotism. All mem j
hers are requested to be present.
Will Logan, of Medina, is visiting with j
Geo. Foultz at the Mountain House this :
week.
Thieves visited the chicken coop of
Mrs. 11. H. Swart/. Sunday night.
(Continued on Fourth Street.)
I The People's Clothing House
jasper Harris,!
Opposite Post Office, EMPORIUM, PA. I
Its Time for the New Spring I
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the Best Styles are Here 9
for Men and Boys & g ß l'aE S to pay I
VTOT in years have we shown such a wealth as this sea- H
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patterns so plentifully os values so intrinsically good. We H
may have said this on former occasions, but its truer to- H
day than it ever was. One visit to our store will suffice H
convince you of this claim. ||j
Men's and Young Crawford and James B
Men's Suits Mean's Shoes and B
In worsted, cheviots, tweeds, Oxtords, New Spring K
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I spring models. Dip front, cuffs ijtyleS tpj.OU and 4. Bp
on sleeves, etc. All perfectly Blucher, lace and button shoes ■J§
tailored and finished in the best in gun metal, calf, pattent, colt
manner. In the new shades of skin, box calf and glazed kidskin, lit
olive, mode, fawn, gray, blue oxfords in gun metal calf, patent 1™
and black. r[/\ • | Q coltskin, wine, green, tan color HI
Price «pi*OU 10 JLO caifskin.blucher cut, wilted and
—stitched oak soles. Come in and I *
see them.
Stetson and Howard 5 m ~o — 1 — B
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Better hats are not made than Suits
than these. The name Stetson Newest spring shades, worsted 2*l
means supreme excellence in cheviot, caseimeres, also navy
hats many handsome models. blue serges. Latest 1909 models, I
Derbies and Soft Hats, too at double breasted, knickerbockers, H
at these <T» Q Cft A AA Norfold, Sailor, Russian and Si
prices J.DU. Junior Norfalk styles, 3 to 16 |®|
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Men's &Young Men's r: £ —: S
Spring T r ,. I
Correct spring styles, especi- silver and Gold, Monarch and §l§
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back and fancy mixtures. The All tho 9hlptß are mac]p iU gR
black coats are of unfinished rmrP ii n «n h™ nm . til
Worsted and Tibit silk, faced to perfect in fit hand laundred' B
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Very swa Vry "o? I " odo^ 1 with cuffs attache'" All 1
Price $lO tO 25 ®] e . eve lengths at SI.OO to $'2.00. §§
Prinvely and Victor Shirts 50c. H
Pressing and Repairing Done Here. |§