Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-07-14
FOURTH OF JULY PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. McInnes, Sr, passed the
Fourth at Buffalo.
Miss Addie Clarity attended the
races at st. Marys.
Ray Garrity spent the Fourth with
his brother at Olean.
George Crawford, of Sizerville, was
in town on Friday last.
Patsy Glare, of Cameron, celebrated
the Fourth in Emporium.
w. L. Calkins and wife, of Kane, Wis.,
tied in town over the Fourth.
Mrs. Jesse McFadden and children
are visiting friends at Austin.
Miss Stella Garrity spent the Fourth
with her parents of this place.
S. r. Howard and family visited Mrs.
H. G. Rockwell over the Fourth.
Miss Nellie Morrisey, of Kane. visite d
her parents here over the Fourth.
Charles w. Rishell visited his parents
in Clinton county over the Fourth.
Miss Anna Metzger enjoyed her
Fourth of July celebration at Olean.
Mrs. w. H. Howard visited her sister
at Shenandoah City over the Fourth.
James Morrisey, of Remove, came
home to spend few days with his
parents.
Gregg Bailey, of Driftwood, attended
the Fourth of July celebration at EN-
porium.
Thos Gallagher attended the funeral
of an aunt, at Philadelphia last week
Monday.
Mrs. Alex. McDougall and Miss
Myrtle Barr visited St. Marys last
Thursday.
Harry Derby, of Austin, celebrated
in Emporium and visited friends over
the Fourth.
Miss Minnie Miller, of Driftwood,
was guest of Miss Nellie Hamilton, on
the Fourth.
John Sloan and daughter, of Olean,
were guests of J. P. Felt and family on
the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs A. McInnes, Jr.. spent
the Fourth with Mrs. McInnes's parents
at Bradford.
Wesley Lupole and wife, of Costello,
attended the celebration at Emporium
on the Fourth.
w. E. Brooks, of Driftwood, visited
in Emporium on the Fourth, guest of
Mr.. Henry Farr.
Joseph Swallow and wife, of Elbon,
Pa, visited Mrs. John Glare, at this
place, on the Fourth.
Miss Agnes Wade, of Sterling Run,
spent the Fourth in Emporium, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Welsh.
Irve Molander, John Glennon, Charles
Black, Oscar Wagner and Will Downs
wheeled to Emporium Sunday.
-[Port Allegany Reporter.
Mrs. George J. LaBar entertained a
party of lady friends at tea Wednesday
afternoon, at her cozy home on Fifth
street.
Godfrey Howard came up from
Williamsport on the Fourth and assisted
the boys to regulate the fantastic
parade.
Prof. Harry F. Stauffer, principal of
schools, Emporium, Pa, called on some
of the school men in this section on
Saturday.-[St. Marys Gazette.
Charles H. Edwards, who is one of
B. V. Wykoff's reliable men, came up
from Sinnemahoning on Saturday and
remained with his family over the
Fourth.
H. w. Martindale, of Sizerville, cele-
brated the Fourth in happy manner.
A bouncing 1O-pound boy arrived at his
home and there was great rejoicing at
the Springs House.
w. B. Mcdonald, one of Emporium's
estimable young men, visited his relat-
ives and friends here on the Fourth. He
is employed by the Nickel Plate R. R.,
at Cleveland, Ohio.
The following Opportunities took in
the races at st. Marys last Thursday
afternoon: DR.. Smith, Riley Warner,
Franklin Housler, Sheriff Mundy, w.
L. Thomas, A. F. Vogt, E. w. Gaskill,
William Mcdonald, J. w. Clark and
Fred Tompkins. They all report very
pleasant time, but one who was there
declares that Mundy, Clark and Vogt
were the only ones visible on the fair
grounds.