Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-06-23
Hon. J. G. Johnson is spending a


Mrs. Jos. Kaye is spending few
days with Williamsport friends.
Mrs. w. B. Thompson has moved
into part of the house occupied by Jos.
Lingle, on West Fourth street.
Mrs Ella Kincaid, nee Bucher, of
Johnstown, Pa, is visiting her parents
at this place.
Hon j. G. Johnson, B. w. Green,
w. II. Howard and Josiah Howard
transacted business at Brookville on
Tuesday.
Ed. NJ. Smith, representing the
Harrisburg Patriot, was in Emporium
Tuesday, looking after the interests of
his journal.
Chas. Peeler and wife, of Dushore,
Pa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs, A. E.
Housler. Mrs. Pealer is Mrs. Housler's
sister.
Mr.. G. A. Larrabee, of Port Allie
gany, was the guest Of NJ. NJ. Larrabee
and family, Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
Chas. Norton and A. S. Bailey, of
Lumber and Gibson, delegates to Re-
publican Congressional Convention,
were in Emporium last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burdue, Miss
Mary Shaffer and Miss Stella Garrity,
of St. Marys, visited in Emporium last
Sunday, guests of VIM. Garrity and
family.
Mr.. L. c. Voshage and Miss Clara
Voshage, Of Ashland, Pa, are guests
of Fred Julian and wife ON Fourth
street. They are Mrs. Julian's brother
and sister
Chas. w. Shaffer visited Camp Alger
near Washington, d. c., last week,
with his brother who is a member of
an Ohio regiment. He reports very
pleasant time.
Charles Wiley, who has been attend
ing Blairsville Academy, returned
home last night accompanied by John
Artley, of Williamsport, who will
Mrs Eli Felt and Mrs. Capt.J. Thomas,
of Raleigh, N. c., are guests of j. Pitt
Felt and family. The former is mother
and the latter a sister of J. p, d. W.,
and Chas. Felt, of this place.
Prof Stauffer, the efficient principal
of Emporium schools, was st. Marys
visitor the past week. ..... Miss Kate
Johnson, of Emporium, was the guest
of Miss Rosa Keller, of North st. Marys
street for a few days this week.-St.
Marys Gazette.
Misses Maud Thomas, Bertha Dinger,
Nellie Hamilton and Josie Kautz,
quartette of Emporium's fair damsels,
called at our Office on Monday and
treated us to a delicious piece of water
melon, the first of the season. Thanks,
ladies; call again.
Mr.. E. T. Daugherty, in company
with his brother John A. Daugherty,
who was with "Rice's 1892" company,
i'll New York the past season, and his
brother-in-law, NJ. j. Moore, Of Brad
ford, Pa, were pleasant callers at the
PRESS Office on Monday.
w. S. Walker and family are taking
a pleasure trip to several sections Of
! New York. Mr.. Walker is a member
of the firms of Walker, Howard & Co.,
and Emporium Lumber Co., of this
place and needs little recreation after
close application to business forseveral
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schriever and
daughter, Of Emporium, spent Sunday
with his mother and sisters. Mr..
Schriever returned Monday but Mrs.
Schriever remained few days longer.
Mr. Schriever is one of the leading
photographers of the United States,
having taken, at a recent National
| convention of Photographers, first
prize for artistic work.-Kane Leader.
! Miss Florence Olmsted has gone to
evoix-the-Beautiful, Mich, to ac-
cept the position of stenographer and
clerk at "The Inn," the popular sum
mer resort conducted by Mr.. Osborn,
| late of the Mansion House, Buffalo.
Chas. Logan, of Emporium, has also
accepted a position as clerk at same
place. He is delighted with the loca-
ton. Mrs. Osborn, in a handsomely(?)
typewriter letter to ermother, Mrs.
M. B. Judd, described the beautiful
scenery of the lake region and quoted
many Of the Indian names-at least
that is what Mrs. Judd thought, mas
much as the names We're about two
inches long and she thought from the
description of the lakes the scenery
must be beautiful.
Switzerland of America.
The beautiful mountain scenery, pure
atmosphere, health-producing water
as clear as crystal bubbling from noun