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FIRST FORK.
Judge John A. Wykoff, ot Sinnama
honing, was renewing old acquaintances
on First Fork last week.
The school directors of Grove town
ship, held their directors meeting at
Haines' school house, last Saturday.
Bailey school, No. 3, closed a very suc
cessful term last week. The school was
started last July. Stella Logue, the
teacher, is the daughter of Jessee Logue,
of First Fork, Pa.
Walter Swank, who has been employ
ed at Ilammersley for some time, spent
Sunday under the parental roof. He
contemplates going to North Carolina
with a crew of men selected by the com
pany. They start from Driftwood this
week.
The measles are spreading some. Two
families in Miller district are still housed.
Hicks' and Miles Smith's have them
also. The Miller school will be closed
this week yet. Renew work again Mon
day, March 7, 1910.
Mrs. Frank Miller, who is at Lock
Haven Hospital, is improving slowly.
They may bring her home the latter part
ot the week, or the beginning of next
week.
The Spelling Bee at Sinnamahoning,
was largely attended last Friday night.
There will be a pie social at Gilmore
school house, next Saturday, March sth.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
J. llaynes, who has been employed at
Sinnamahoning, is home for some time.
Ortha Smith, of Sinnamahoning, was
the guest of Samuel Smith over Sunday.
Emma Berfield, of near Costello, wag
visiting relatives at the Haynes home,
over Sunday.
FINIS.
MEOIX RUN.
Emmett Ogden was at Wilkesbarre on
business last week.
Willie Barr, of Hicks Run, visited his
uncle at this place over Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Dalton, who has been ill
for some time, is improving slowly, under
the care of Dr. Mock.
A number of people from this place at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Daugherty at
Benezette, Tuesday.
Alice and Harry DeHass, of Benezette,
are visiting their sister at this place.
Mrs. B. L. Shaffer is on the sick list.
Born, to Wm. Pitner and wife, a girl,
Monday night.
Virginia Orr, who has been sick with
measle6 for some time, is better at this
writing.
Henry Hill was a Driftwood visitor
last week.
The high school closed here three days
last week, as our principal, Fred Coch
ran, was at Indiana on business. How
about it, Fred?
Harriett Nefcy, of Driftwood, visited
her sister at this place last week.
Agnes Wagner is visiting triends at
at Dußois this week.
Jacob Frantz, of Driftwood, visited his
brother at this jlace over Sunday.
Ruth Ross was shopping in Dußois
one day last week.
The restaurant changed hands last
week. Mohan went to his former Jhome
at First Fork and Mrs. John Callahan
took possession.
X. X. X.
SINNAMAHONING.
.•'yrtle Shafer spent Sunday in Em
porium.
Mrs. V. A Brooke visited her daugh
ter Mrs.W. T. Piper at Renovo, last Sun
day.
Mrs. Gakle and two small sons, of
Keating, visited her sister, Mrs. Milford
Krebs, a couple days last week.
Mrs. J. H. Darrin was the guest of
her son Geo. Darrin last week.
Quite a number of our young people
attended the band concert at Driftwood
last Saturday evening.
Heber Wykoff and wife are visiting
his father and mother.
Wash. Crum, of St. Marys, was in
town last Sunday.
J. H. Drum who has been clerking for
Crum Bros for several months has ac
cepted a position with Couusil Bros.
Geo. P. Jones and Chas. Rishell, of
Emporium, aud John Schwab, of Cam
eron, were in town Monday.
The Literary Society held a very inter
esting meeting last Friday evening.
Special missionary services were held
in the Church last Sunday evening.
They were well attended considering the
inclement weather and all enjoyed the
various selections and especially the sing
ing by Mrs. Ayres, of New York.
James Wykoff spent Sunday in Em
porium.
A. J. Barclay made a business trip to
Emporium last Monday.
' , Mrs. Francelia Shafer has been quite
ill but is improving at this writing.
F. A. Johnson, of Kmporiuro, was in
town Monday.
XXX
STERLING RUN. <
Quite a number in town were sick with
la grippe the past week.
H. F. Foster is working at Renovo for
a short time.
The Sterling Base Ball Team cleared
$25.00 at their supper Friday night and
all had a fine time.
Mrs. Qeo. Carlston, of Emporium, was
a business caller in town Saturday.
The heavy rain Saturday and Sunday
caused quite a land slide on the Mt.
Hope Railroad. The water it very high
at this writing. On Monday it raised
one foot in one hour.
Mrs. Nathan Silin and children, of
Sinnamahoning, were the guests ot A.
Padolf and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hulsinger, of Renovo, was
a visitor in town the past week.
Mrs. J. H. Darren was called to Sinna
mahoning the past week on account of
the illness in the family ot her son, Geo.
Darren.
11. Martino, who has been at his home
in Bradford for some time was in town a
few days this week.
Mrs. C. G. Howlett and Nettie Kissel
were Emporium visitors Tuesday.
Sadie Comely, who has been
been quite ill, is better at this writing.
Mabel Stephens, of ltidgway, was
was the guest of her parents, Wm.
Stephens and wife, the past week.
BLUE BELL.
HUNTLEY.
Gladys Hill, of Grove Hill, was the
guest of Mrs. W. R. Smith on Monday.
L. H. Smith tranacted business in
Driftwood on Saturday.
Roy L. Smith, of Renovo, called on
his parents, Levi H. Smith and wife,
Sunday.
Lawrence Smith, of Renovo, called on
his family Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Hill and A. H. Jordan, of
Grove Hill, transacted business in town
on Saturday.
William H. Logue and John S. Jor
dan transacted business in Driftwood on
Friday.
C. W. Johnson is working second trick
at HY tower tor a few days.
H. F. Foster, second trick man at HY
tower, is working at Renovo office for a
few days.
Mrs. C. J. Miller called on relatives
and friends at Ilicks Run a few days last
week.
John Drivas, track hand for W. W.
Johnson, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Leslie English, ot Castle Garden,
called on her parents, J. S. Jordan and
wife on Saturday.
William Kailburn was a business caller
in Driftwood on Friday.
8. B.
WYSIDE NEWS.
Business is progressing quite lively in
this little town.
Bula Batchelder has been quite sick
with chicken pox.
Miranda Mason, who has been visiting
at Driftwood the past week, returned to
her home on Sunday.
Joe says he will try to develop the
pictures now, it being such cloudy wea
ther.
Mrs. Geo. D. Mead is improving slow
ly-
The girls say stamps arc more useful
than candy, but Pop don't think so.
Mrs. John Jordan, of Huntley, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Batchelder.
Mrs. S. A. Logue passed into her 83rd
year on Feb. 23rd. She is one of the
oldest residents of this community.
J. A. Mead has returned from Ilam
mersley. He bad the pleasure of call
ing on his friends here, especially the fair
sex.
"Budd" Muttersbaugh was seen on
our sireets one day last week.
W. H. Davis and son were seen on the
low land Saturday.
Dr. Beale, of Driftwood, was here on
Tuesday, on wheels.
Mrs. W. J. Mead visited her home
people the first of the week.
Quite a number of our young people
•f%L New Spring Shirts
ves f®, aK well as band
{lE some bat-end, four-in-hand
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/" JA, ffll y ou will find in great var-
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'ijMf \ ..fflW Mil will find medium weight
i ' : If" i underwear gloveß, hats and
V F shoes and everything to suit
YRtGMT the critical taste at Harris'.
Home of Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothes
Jasper Harris,
The People's Clothing House
Opposite Post Office, EMPORIUM, PA.
CAMERON COUNTY PRBSS, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1910.
attended tbe Sinnamahoning church en
tertainment last Sunday evening.
ICICLE.
CAMERON.
Ice and snow going fast.
Edward Schwab drove to Sterling Run
Sunday.
"Popey" Stuart is on the siek list, re
ported la grippe.
Mrs. Herman Anderson and daughter
visited friends in Emporium Monday.
Mrs. llarvey Barger and children, of
Calder, visited Mrs. E. D. Krape, Mon
day.
Reed Beaty and wife, of Hix Run,
spent the past week with Wm. Wykoff
and wife, returning home Sunday.
The chicken and oyster supper held in
the hall Saturday evening waß well at
tended and all report having been well
fed.
The residents of this place reported on
the sick list last week are all consider
ably better and improving as fast as can
be expected.
Sadie Comley, daughter of E. P.
Comley, of this place, who is working at
Sterling Rnn, was reported very sick
Sunday. Her friends all hope for her
speedy recovery.
"Bvgs" Graham spent Sunday at the
Valley House, returning to work Mon
day morning.
John Anderson, of Mt. Jewett, who
has been spending the past week with his
sister, Mrs. Herman Anderson, returned
home Monday.
Schwab Bro's, filled their ice house
Saturday, just in time, for a sudden
break-up came Sunday, clearing the
creek.
Mrs, Alfred Johnson, wife of section
foremon at Fenton's Tank, visited Her
man Anderson and wife, Friday.
The Penn Briek Co's Extra No. 216,
of Calder, made its first trip of the sea
son to this plaoe Monday. Harry Morse,
at the throttle. This eerly start looks well
ror another summer's boom at the works.
"Pop" Garven and Jim Harvey made
a trip to Sterling Run Monday, to saw
off the tie of the seven-up game,
played at this place Friday, and lost all
their laurels. They returned to that
place Tuesday morning, stating they
would try and win them back if possible,
if not they would goto Emporium, and
play the games there that they have
scheduled. They evidently lost tor they
were seen on their way to Emporinm,
| over the hill via Canoe Run.
LOUISE..
BEECHWOOD. ,
j Sleighing parties have been fashion-
I able, bat we fear the rain has made them
| a thing of the past.
Alfred Rice, of Olean, N. Jf-., visited
! his parents at this place, last Sunday;?!'"
j Mrs. D. M. Toner has been ill with la
i grippe. : s . vu
David Kirkpatrick, son and daughter,
I left on Monday for Cleveland, Ohio.
I Mr. K., having sold his farm.
! Sharp Rice has accepted a position- as
| laborer on the repairs of P, R. R.
! Delia Lawson met with a painful ao-
I cident last Monday, which resulted in . a
spia ned ankle. She is improving at this
i writing.
! M. E. Ev ers, who has been confined to
j his home for some time, is able to resume
; bis duties.
E. L. Whitley, of Kane, visited frieuds
in town last week.
It is reported that we are to lose some
lof our young ladie3 in the near future,
j We do not like this idea, as we have such
a few, we should miss them very much.
Here's luck, however.
Washington's birthday was celebrated
in a verv cunning way. Many tea parties
I were held, but?
Joseph Cook is quite ill.
The Grange Lodge held their regular
! meeting on Saturday evening.
I. C. IJ.
(Other County news on 4th page.)
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