Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-17

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Prothonotary G. j. Goodnough, Wis
tied Buffalo over Sunday
Mrs. E. NJ Hurteau returned last
Sunday from Philadelphia.
J. |. Hagerman, court stenographer,
visited in town Tuesday morning.
Miss Grace Walker has returned
from visiting with Buffalo relatives.
John J. Hinkle visited in Philadel
/ phia and Wilmington, Del, last week.
Miss Pearl Avery, Of Ridgway, visit
ed friends in Emporium, Saturday
last.
Grant S. Wiley visited in Buffalo for
several days, returning home last
/ Tuesday.
DR.. H. Paul Minard, of Austin, came
over on Saturday and visited with
friends over Sunday.
Michael Pye, we regret to learn, has
been quite seriously i'll this week. He
is better now under DR.. Bakers care.
Mcclellan Miller and wife, of Dents
Run, are visiting relatives in Empori-
UNI, guests of Jos. Holcomb and family.
Mrs. Pearsall, of Coudersport, visited
her children-Mrs. j. A. Fisher and
Frank Pearsall-in Emporium, last
week.
Mrs. Henry Auchu came home from
Williamsport last Saturday, after a
delightful visit with relatives and
| friends.
Undertaken LaBar, accompanied by
Robt Faucette, drove across the hills
last Saturday to attend funeral at
Dents Run.
Miss Hollis Taggart, of Emporiam,
Pa, has been spending the week here,
the guest of j. 7. Earl and family
Depew Herald.
Henry Crawford, of Sizerville, was
swapping yarns with the business peo-
pie in the borough Monday Port
Allegany Reporter.
Frank s. Coppersmith has not been
selling any sewing machines the past
few days. He is busy looking after
that young lady who made its appear
ance at his home last Friday. Frank
now has full team-a boy and a girl.
Miss Sheddy, aged Il years, daughter
of Harry Sheddy, died at Dents Run
last Friday, her funeral taking place
on Sunday-Rev. Spencer, Of Bene-
zette, officiating. Geo. J. LaBar, Of
Emporium, directed the funeral.
Mr.. j. E. Mulroy, of Buffalo, accom-
panied by his brother, Jas. Mulroy,
visited with friends in town on Tues
day. Mr. Mulroy, who is in Uncle
Sans employ, as steam boat inspector,
is very pleasant gentleman and we
were pleased to meet him.
Rev. j. M. Johnston left last Tuesday
for Danville, to attend NJ E. Confer
ence. The Reverend gentleman has
just closed his second year in Empori-
UNI and gives universal satisfaction to
our people. 1t is the earnest wish of
! all that he be returned to Emporium
for another year.
John NJ. Catlin, who was taken seri-
ously i'll with symptoms of typhoid
fever 10 days ago, has shown a decided
| Improvement the past few days. His
/ physician and nurse are satisfied that
the danger point has been passed.
| Remove News. Johns many Emporium
! friends will be pleased to learn that he
is improving.
Hon. F. w. Hays, of Oil City, ac-
companied by l.. r. Reed, called on
/ Emporium friends Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Mr.. Hayes is a candidate for
! Congress in this district in the event
of Hon. G. w. Stone being nominated
| for Governor. He served in the Legis-
| lature two terms with great credit to
his people and would make an efficien
! Congressman.
NJ. M. Larrabee and wife, of Empo-
rum, have been visiting at Roulette
and Coudersport since last Friday.
| While here we had the pleasure of a
call from the sociable Squire, whom
we are always glad to meet. ......W. r.
/ Sizer, the leading merchant of Sizer-
/ vile, is in attendance at court this
week as witness. Mr.. Sizer tells us
that he has a cousin now lying in the
hospital at Key West, slowly recover
ing from injuries received when the
Maine was blown up. 1t is Lieutenant
/ Catlin. He went into the air about
/ 80 feet and came down among the
| debris of the wreck, but escaped death
as if by a miracle.-Coudersport