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SINNAMAHONING.
Mrs. 0. L. Bailey spent Friday in
Emporium.
Mr. C. V. Loveland, of Muncv. spent
Monday as the guest at the M. E. Par
sonage.
Mrs. C. W. Gray has returned from
visiting friends at Sharon, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Caldwell and daughter,
spent Tuesday in Emporium.
Miss Helen Council has returned from |
visiting friends at Wiiiiumsport and Lock
Haven.
Mr. Nace Drum, of Dultois, spent i
Saturday at his home.
Miss Kelly, ot llenovo, spent Satur- i
day as the guest of Mrs. James Counsil. |
Mrs. Morris Barton, who has under- I
gone a very serious operation, has return- |
ed home, and is now improving.
Mrs. Charles Meixall and family spent |
Saturday in Emporium.
Tliad. Brooks, of Driftwood, spent
Saturday evening in town.
Mr. Amos Fenton spent Sunday in
Emporium.
Dr. C. W. Gray and wife spout Sun
day evening in Driftwood.
Mrs. Frank Fisher has returned from
visiting her mother at Lock Haven.
Miss Netta Kissel, of Sterling llun, is
visiting her sister. Mis. Troxell Fulton.
Mrs. Amos Swartwood is visiting her
son at Emporium this week.
Mrs. Coffee and daughter, Juliet, ol
Barnesville, who has been visiting her
father, Morris Barton, has returned
home.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold an
oyster supper Wednesday evening, Oct.
12th at the Parsonage.
X.Y.Z.
CAMERON
Stung—Ed. Clark.
A. A. Smith, ol Sterling Bun, was a
Cameron caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Clark left for New Colum
bia, Tuesday morning, to see a sick rela
tive, but shortly after she left, he was re
ported dead.
The K. G. E. boys will hold their an
nua! sermon in their Hall in the evening
of October itth and request all members
to be present on this occasion, llev.
Lehman will officiate.
The K. G. E. will hold an oyster sup
per and dance on the evening ot (Jet. 14.
Everybody invitod. •
William MeVane started for George
town last week to consult a doctor. Will
has been ill for some time. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
Jack Clark went out for "shang" a
few days last week and came home with
all he could carry. He says he made his
winter's stake.
Fr.mk Speaker left for the Lock Ha
ven hospital last week. Frank has been
laid up with rheumatism all summer.
Rooert Boyd, who has been employed
at the Howard lumber camp, is speuding
a few days at home.
Wn>. Wykoff, who has been working
at Hicks Bun, is spending a lew days
with his famity.
Quite a number of our yimug gentle
men still make regular weekly trips to
Emporium. What is the attraction,
boys?
Oct. A, 1910, Louimk.
HUNTLEY.
Thomas Kailburu was a Saturday
evening caller at Sterling liun.
L. 11. Smith thrashed out his buck
wheat erop on Monday.
H. J. Collins and Wru. H. Logue arc
busily engaged iu cutting their corn this
week.
B. J. Collins finished hauling A. D*
(tore's logs; the last ear was shipped on
Saturday.
C. A. Dice of Sterliug Kun was a
pleasant caller in towm on Tuesday.
L. A. Smith is now the owner of a
flue bird dog and W. It. Smith has the
champiou rabbit dog. Wayne Nelsou
hax a captain of a ctsiu dog and It. J.
Collins owns two of the greatest l»ear dogs
iu the county. Any one desiring a vari
ety of sport will kuow where togo when
they come to Huntley town.
Clarence Johuftoii was an Emporium
caller on Monday.
]<ewis Smith has accepted a position
on the section under foreman Johnson, of
thia place.
Alouio Duel), ol Masou Hill, has ac
cepted a positioa with foreman Johnson,
of this place., aa amutant foreman on
sct'tiou 4:t.
Oct. 3, 1910. Si>.rr.
A Oeneroua and Charitable Wish .
'*l with all might know of the benefit
I revived from your Foley's Kidney
Itemedv, " aaya 1. N llegun Farmer,
Mo. Hi* knb»ey» and bladder g»ve him
*o much pain, uilncljf aud snnoysuer In
eould not work, nor sleep 11. F«
|ey'» Kidney Iteiuedy i-oinpK (••!) eured
him For wlc l»y Mmporlum Druj to
CAMERON.
Ed. Clark hud the time of his liic.
His eyes show it.
Rnscon Evans made a hurry call on
Friday evening on E. M. McFaddeu.
Frank Sullivan and Uarvev Morse
were business callers in Emporium the
past lew evening.
William Fox had the misfortune to
Inose :i new hat during the hii»li winds,
Saturday evenings.
William Wykofl and wile are spending
i lew days in town.
.Jaek McFadden is again employed at
the IJrick Works.
Frank Speaker has gone to the Lock |
llaven Hospital lor an operation.
Dan Sullivan claims the largest crop ot
potatoes in Cameron county. They arc
big too. "Now you keep still.''
Miss Gertrude Wickett called on her
parents at St. Marys over Sunday.
Jack Clark is now champion bear
catcher.
Frank Sullivan wishes it known that
he will represent himself iu any hor.-e
--trading deal hereafter.
Operator J. W. Harvey now uses a
pilot with a lantern in his evening strolls.
How about it Jim?
Lost:—Dan Sullivan's umbrella, some
where between depot and his home.
Finder please return.
William McCann visited friends in
Emporium Saturday evening. Where
does she live, Dad?
E. F. Conilcy spent Sunday with his
family in this place, returning to Em
porium. Monday.
Edward Ciark is champion "Porky"
hunter, getting seven the last week.
BRUNO.
RICH VALLEY.
'l'he box social at Elk Lick school
house, was well attended and a neat sum
of money realized. A pleasant time.
Miss Violet Barr came up to the box
social and returned to her work. Sunday.
Mr. Bert and Lee Barr attended the
box social, returning to their work Sun
day. Lee has purchased a wheel. Look
out, bo^.
Ellis Barr has "lilted'' quite a few
bee trees.
Chas. Barr and Irvin Geswender visit
ed relatives hero on Sunday.
Miss Kena Sweezy is teaching the Elk
Lick school.
Mrs. Mary Walker is visiting her sis
ter, Grace Teets.
Mr. P. S. Culver is improving.
A number of ISmporiumites were seen
on our streets Sunday.
Mrs. McCormick visited her parents
oue day last week.
Boy I'easley purchased .a new stove.
Whj?
Mrs. Ellis Barr was sick on Sunday.
Say, boys, was not that d.tndy ice
cream at the school house. ZEP.
STERLING RUN.
Mrs. Roy Page aud little daughter
of Cam<ron, was the truest of Mrs. A. A'
Smith the past week.
George Shaffer, of Austin, is guest o l '
her grand-mother, Mrs. Parker.
Frank Charter, ol Kenovo, was a visi
tor in town Saturday.
Msr. Ray Dioniny and son, of Drift
wood, were the guests of brni her Mort.
Dinniny and wife, over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wylie, of Holiidaysburg,
was the gu<«t of parents, a few days the
past week.
The school children cleared 815.00 at
their box social, held at the school house
Saturday evening. Proceeds are for
the papering of the school rooms, which
need it very badly.
Miss May Cranton returned home
Sunday from a »h»rt vi-.it with her aunt,
Mrs. Good.vll, ot Buffalo.
Mis. A. J. Brooks was a visitor at
Emporium Tuesday.
Mrs. Law, of Renovo, visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Dice, the past week.
George derrick and Doris, of St.
Marys, were the guests of former's
mother, Mrs. M. E. Herrick, Saturday.
Mrs. John May visited at Williams
port the past week.
Mis* Lulu Lewis wa» a visitor at Em
porium this week.
John E. Smith visited at Philadel
phia this week and part of last.
Mrs. Miunic Quiuu, of Emporium,
was the guest of parents, Wm. Berry
am? wife, thin week.
Isaac Wykoff, of Cameron, was a
business caller iu towu Tuesday.
BI.UK Hr.1.1..
HOWARD SIOIN6.
Mr. Thayer, Philadelphia, gave a vory
able addreaa at the school houae, Sunday
evening. He is a man of Gud and we
hope to have the pleasure of listening to
him again. He was accompanied by Le
roy I, Brown aud wife, of St. Marys.
Mra. Brown aud sou David visited here
tor several days laat week.
Mr aud Mrs. Samuel Parks have re
turned from Gettysburg. They report a
flue tiiue.
Mra. Frank UtmJou and children, St.
Mary*, visited their mother and other
relative* aud Irieuds here the pa*t week.
Mrt. K Clone spt-Mt M-vcral days la»t
Week Wllh lie! daughter, Ml*. Johnwiu,
on Bryan Hill alao viiiiing* Mr*. II P.
S|M'ue«.
A Bibk- (Mining cl»a» wa* oruauiK-l
Inr« Sunday, with Mi»» llcjiirii teacher,
M. I.
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1910.
NORTH CREEK.
'How bright they are, and beautiful,
riiese dear October days:
rhere'it never one thut passes
But gives us cause for praise,
Now Autumn's s!nniu({ flower* no:t,
And make the roadside smile
With many anil many a golden rod
In every golden mile."
The fanners are busy harvesting their
crops these beautiful days.
J. W. Lewis, Thomas Rritton and
Fred Solvesihi were city visitors Friday.
W. J. Leavitt was guest of D. N. j
Chandler and family Thursday.
Mrs. Solveson and her lister. Mrs. >
Moore, of Rich Valley, visited relatives
on the Portage, Thursday.
Hello Williaiasport! Glad to meet
you. Shake!
Mrs. Florence Cool went to town on
Saturday.
Some of the descendeuts and relatives
of Henry Lewis and wife (both deceased)
met in the old homestead orchard, Oct. j
Ist, end organized to hold re-unions each
year. The pic-nic was well attended for
the first meeting. There were live chil
dren, six grund children, and nine great
grandchildren present. A grand total
of forty-three people in attendance. Af
ter refreshments from a bountifully laid
table, some games were indulged in, and i
everyone, seemingly, had a good time. ,
Adjourned to meet in one year from
date.
Allen Russell and daughter, Miss
Grace, of Four Mile, visited with i). N.
Chandler aud family Saturday. Miss
Hazel returned with them, as guest of
Miss Grace. They went via Emporium
and took in the sights.
Mrs. May McClcnahan anil daughter
Clara; J. W. Lewis, and Wm. F. Lewis
and wife were city visitors, Monday.
Miss Ada Barr, little daughter of Geo.
Barr, is in a critical condition.
Miss Alice Taylor, daughter of Mark
Taylor, of Black Creek, N. V.. is guest
of her aunt, Miss Alice Ileckinan.
The Ladies Mission Society mot at the
home of Mrs. Solveson, Wednesday of
last week. Those in attendance from a
distance were Mrs: Jennie Craven, Mrs.
Klla McLeod, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Moore
of Rich Valley.
Mrs. Rebecca Spence, of Emporium,
attended the rc-union, Saturday.
BLUE JAY.
HICKS RUN.
Pearl, the 10 year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fravcl, on Thurs
day last fell and fractured her skull; is
much improved at this writing.
S. E Erhard and Ed. Andrews have
accepted positions at Kittaniug and have
moved their families to that place.
L. F. Hart, who, has been spending a
two weeks' vacation at his old home near
Cross Forks is once more in our midst.
Miss Helen Lydick has been confined
to her betl for the past week with a sev
ere attack of diphtheria.
Harry Rea, J. E. Dußois' shipping
boss, has accepted a position in the navy
yard at Philadelphia aud is moving his
family to that place.
Chas. Drugs, who has been confined to
his house for the past two months with
typhoid fever, is able to be out again.
Mrs. C. J. Miller, of Huntley, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Collins
at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Griffiths and family
are visiting friends in Emporium this
week.
Margaret, wife of Wm. Mix, aged
about IT) years, died at the Hahneman
hospital at Philadelphia, Sept. 30th.
Services were held at Hicks Run, Oct.
4th. Uev. Beale, the Kvaugelical min
ister, of Dußois, officiated. Interment
in the Dußois cemetery.
( >et. 1. 1910. B. K. W.
Great O. A. B. C. Demonstration.
Perhaps no present-day movement
among the Protestant Evangelical
Churches has created a wider atten
tion and interest than the one char
acterized by the initials, O. A. B. C..
which stand for Organized Adult Bible
Class. The movement is connected
with the Sunday Schools of the coun
try and is endorsed by all denomina
tions. Our sister State (Ohio) on our
western border leads the movement in
the number of such classes.
Pennsylvania is a very close sec
ond. Within the last two years, 2,150
clasats, with a membership of 88,841,
have been organised. Ilible atudy with
the view of a personal, practical every
day application, Is the object.
A rally of the representative* of
these classes will be held Friday, Oc
tober 14th, at Altoona, In connection,
with the Annual Convention of the
Pennsylvania Htate Habbath School
Association, October 12, 13,44
A street demonstration of the men's
c lasso* will be a feature of the day. It
ia expected that ten thousand men
will participate Em-Governor Hun
ley of Indianapolis, Ind., will addreea
the maae meeting following the street
demonstration. His topic will be "Civ
ic Evolution." Every County in the
Htate will be represented In this dem
onstration.
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Emporium to sell the fasteel growing
nnigstine in America Earn sl.6n to
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and - and
Misses aglL Children.
V/e offer extraordinary values in Ladies Suits || g"
the very latest styles at from - - - 811 s!|ja 3
In Long Coats we show many with the new Presto Collar which gives one coat the ef
fect of two. You have both a long rolling aui> a fitting A S"£k §■«
Prices range from •• • «I||>SU O&S
f^SS/f^W'i~- • Oft Unusual good values in stylish tf«r A/\
«P«J»UU Trimmed Hats at ipD.UU
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EiXira opeciai ladies and Misses Coats which I
wo will sell at tlie following low prices. I^3
j One Green Broad Cloth Coat, braid Trim- d»/» 112 a C^\^~
med size 37, was sl3 50 reduced to «pU.*)U Ili |v_/
Two Black Broadcloth Coats size 36 v. ere rf> <-» r* n / /ij H Lk .
§13.50 each, reduced to JpQ.jU I t/.f Juki
One heavy black Kersey Coat, Bizs 38, was rn <» -&■[ j|
sl9 0!) wan reduced to
Five long coats, made of good heavy cloth il |J lA
brown, green, navy, wine, all size 17, were <J»«y '''fjl Jj
$5.98, $6.50 and $6.98, reduced to each
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Contents tor October.
"The Life Story of J. Pierpont Mor
gan," which begins in the October
Metropolitan, is described as a bio
graphy of the financier, rather than a
theory of Wall Street or an argument J
about the money power. The first in- j
stalment gives many hitherto unpub
lished facts about Mr. Morgan's an- j
cestry and early life. Another feature
of the October issue is a new serial,
"Mrs. Maxon Protests," by Anthony
Hope. An authorized statement of j
President Taft'a views on conservation
introduces 11. J. Whigham's article on
"Guarding the People's Property," an
account of what the Taft administra
tion has accomplished for conservation. 1
In "Fishing for Compliments" Wallace
Irvin humorously describes the Amerl. '
can craving for favorable comment on
country from unsympathetic foreign*
ers. What the working girl regards as
proper and improper is picturesquely I
described by Miss Elizabeth H. West
wood in "Working Girls at Play " In
"The Middleman," H. W. Collingwood
shows the plight of the former under
the present system of marketing his
.product. A well-illustrated art-article
describes the work of one of the
younger artists, J. Louis Mora. There
are Btories by Stephen French Whit- j
man, Margaretta Tuttle, Lily A. Long
and Gurden Hackus, and the usuual de
partments of "Notes and Pictures,"
Humor, Books and Drams.
Large Excursion.
On Wednesday afternon, .train No.
61, the HuH'alo Flyer, passed through
Emporium Junction iu four sections,
with an average of ten coaches to each
train. These trains were large exour
ison trains for Hufl'alo aud Niagara
Falls from HI.II ulelphia, Washington
other eastern points.
Notice
TheW. 0. T. U., of Emporium, will
hold the first meeting of the new year,
at the hotue of Mr*. Frank Strayer.
Let sit the new officer* and every
member be preseut If possible. Special
business to be transacted.
Miw. MCHIIIMKH, President.
liovs! GIKM! FKKK COLUMBIA Hirv
-Ifor a little easy spare time work
for Hampton's Magstlue. Send postal
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Address "Bicycle Club," lU*out .Vis, rtrt
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S Colic, Crylug ami Wakefulness of Infants SS
4 Diarrhea, of Children and Adult* S3
T Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis 35
H Tootharhe, Kaceac-ht, Neuralgia SS
• Headache. Sick Headache. Vertigo SS
IO Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak Stomach 91
IS Croup, Hoars* Cough, Laryngitis SS
14 Hall Klieuni. Eruptions, Erysipelas SS
15 Itheumnllsm. or Rheumatic Pallia il
IS Fever and Ague. Malaria 13
If Piles. Blind i'r Bleeding. External. Internal IS
IS Catarrh. Influenza, Cold In Head 11
SO \% hooping Cough. Spasmodic Cough S3
St Asthma, Oppressed, Dtfnoull Breathing J 4
S7 Kidney Disease. Gravel. Calculi SS
SS Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness 1.00
SO I'rlaary Incontinence, Wetting Bad S3
3 1 Mora Throat, Quinsy and Diphtheria S3
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