Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-04-07

John Norris, of Kane, was in town
on Monday.
Ed. Blinzler spent Sunday with st.
Marys friends.
Fred Johnson returned to his school
last Sunday evening"
Thos Dougherty has moved his
family to Shives' farm.
Peter r Beattie is very seriously i'll
and is confined to his bed.
Mr.. S. L. Stoddard and wife are
visiting at Buffalo this week.
G. f. Page, of Austin, visited with
/ Emporium friends last week.
r. s; Fulton, of Sterling Run, was in
town between trains yesterday.
j. b. Schriever is visiting friends and
transacting business at Williamsport.
VIM. Youtz the p. & L. bridge
builder, visited in town last Monday.
Bert Weeks is the proud father of
ten pound boy, which arrived Monday.
Hon. Sol. Ross, of Wharton, shook
hands with his Emporium friends
yesterday.
Mrs. Bisel has returned from visiting
friends at Washington, ID. c., and
other points.
Miss Name Logan has returned from
an extended visit with relatives at
Williamsport.
T. r. Williams, of Driftwood, was in
| town on Tuesday and made friendly
call at the PRESS.
Perry r. Smith, Supt ofElk Tanning
Co., was transacting business in En-
porium on Tuesday.
w. R. Mohney, of Pittsburg, was
visiting in Emporium on Tuesday, and
called to see ye editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lawless, of
Costello, Pa, are visiting W. M.
! Lawler, on Woodland Avenue.
VIM. McCrea who visited his cousins
in Emporium during the past week,
returned to Ithaca last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Root, of st.
Marys, who visited Emporium friends
/ last week, returned home Saturday.
Mrs G. S. Allen left on Tuesday for
| Ellenville, n. Y, to visit her parents.
Before returning she will visit friends
at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Chas. Wiley, who has been
spending his Spring vacation here, re-
turned to his studies at Blair College,
n. j., last Monday
AlcoSIS' II. anu W. IllllIlSeE
were in town on Wednesday. They
were en- route to Austin where they
expect to labor this season.
DR.. w. H. Ulsh, of Driftwood, was a
PRESS caller to-day. He reports his
prospects favorable to appointment in
! the Navy. Glad to hear it.
Master Warner Judd celebrated his
sixth birthday on Tuesday and invited
a house full of little ladies and gents to
help him paint the house red.
Miss Ada Hockey entertained few
friends last Monday evening, at her
home in the Crane block. in honor of
her guest, Mr.. Harry McManigal.
Mrs. w. NJ. LaWler and children,
Stasia and Matthew, left on Tuesday
for a few weeks visit at Saratoga,
Glen Falls and Corinth, n. Y.
Messrs. John and Alex. McInnes and
Miss Jennie McInnes attended the
dedication of the Elton Presbyterian
church, at Dagus Mines, last Sunday
Messrs. Harry McMannigal and Bert
Smith, of Remove, visited friends in
town the first of the week. They were
enroute to Allegany College at Mead
vile.
The many friends of State Senator
Walter r. Merrick, of Blossburg, will
be pleased to learn that he successfully
passed through surgical operation
last week.
Chas. w. Williams and wife, of
Mason Hill, visited in Emporium yes
terday. They called to see the PRESS
and were conducted through our es-
tablishment.
Miss Maud Morrison who has been
residing at Bradford during the past
three months, has returned to Empo-
rum and is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherwood Pierce, on Sixth
street.
l.. b. Munsell has moved his family
from Dewart, Pa, TO Emporium, and
occupies the Creation house, on West
Fourth street Mr.. Munsell has for
many years been in the employ of the
p. & f. R. r., as bridge builder.
Mrs. Michael Norton, formerly a
resident of Emporium, died at Brad
ford last Thursday, aged "a years.
Her remains We're brought to EmpOri-
um last Saturday, her funeral being
held from st. Marks Catholic Church.
Her. husband and only son accom-
panied her remains.