Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-07-21
J. A. Dice. of Cameron, who has

Emporium on Thursday last and called
to push the date ahead on his PRESS.
1t was our good fortune to become
acquainted with Mr.. Dice the first day
he landed in Cameron and from that
day to this we have always kept a
warm spot in our heart for Jake Dice
Mrs. T. III. Ryan and her daughter
Mrs. j. K. Morrison and two children
:. Emporium and Mrs. Jennie Griffiths
! of Kane, and little daughter of Benton
Ryan, started Tuesday for Belfast N.
Y, to attend the S7th birthday of G.
p. Marsh, father to Mesdames Ryan
| and Griffiths. Three generations went
| from here.
John NJ. Gillon, of Philadelphia,
Furniture Factory, at this place, was
visiting friends in town over Sunday.
He left for Weedville, where his wife
and child are visiting, to spend week
rusticating.
John j. Roberts, of Ceres, was guest
at the Warner House yesterday. Mr..
r. is McKean's member of Republican
State Committee and was on his re-
turn from Philadelphia, where he at
tended the committee meeting on
| Tuesday.
Mr.. j. B. Schriever, returned from
the National Photographers Conven-
ton at Celeron, n. Y, on Saturday
evening. Judging from Jim's appear
ance the lake breezes must have had
very reiuvenating effect on him.
Mr.. G. w. Davis, principal of one of
Chicago's public schools, was in EN-
porium on Monday and Tuesday, and
accompanied his cousins, the Misses
Pamela and Huldah Freeman on their
western trip.
County Treasurer w. L. Thomas
escorted party of friends to Grove
on fishing excursion. Before start
ing Thomas contracted with number
of our citizens for eighty pounds of
bass.
Miss Helen Van Valkenburg last
week accepted the offer to teach an
other year in the public schools at En-
porium, Cameron county, at an in
creased salary. Wellsboro Agitator.
Mr.. J. F. Parsons received letter
and a very pretty souvenir of Camp
Alger, last week, from his nephew L.
M. Parsons who is a member of the
company that went from Lock Haven.
DIR. S. S. Smith and wife, of Empo.
rum, Pa, are guests of DR.. and Mrs
J. Ross Allen, having stopped off in
Olean on their way to Canada.
Democrat.
E. N. Fairchild, of Sizerville, who
has been suffering from complication
of diseases, is improving gradually
under the watchful care of DIR. He'll
man.
Mr., Beech and family, of Penfield,
have moved to Emporium and are
quartered at the Warner House. Mr.
B. is bark inspector at the tannery.
George Egbert, who has been the
guest of George A. Walker and family
during the past week, returned to his
home at Ithaca, NY, Tuesday.
A. F. Morgan writes us from James
town, n. Y, ordering the PRESS.
Everybody wants the PRESS when
away from home-a letter
Fred Johnson, who has been attend
ing Swarthmore College, returned
home Saturday evening and will spend
his vacation in Emporium.
Cadwalder Biddle, secretary of the
State Board of Public Charities, was in
Emporium Tuesday and made Sheriff
Mundy visit.
Chas. Stewart, of Cameron, one of
Lumbers prosperous farmer-lumber-
men, was calling on Emporium friends
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Bargelt, who has been
at Buffalo, N. Y, since last February
arrived in Emporium on Tuesday
evening.
E. w. Yeagle, clerk in Rockwelps
Drug store, has returned from visiting
| friends at Hughesville.
Mrs. F. w. Ayers, who has been
seriously i'll for the past few days, is
able to be about.
Mr.. Elmer Burlingame, Of Sizerville,
called on his many Emporium friends
on Wednesday.
w. E. Parsons, of Lock Haven, was
the guest of his brother j. F. Parsons,
Monday night.
Prof Van Deusen, of Williamsport
Seminary, is guest of Rev. Johnston
and family.
Chas. Prowant has recovered from a
few days illness-threatened with
fever.