Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-09-01

niger and st. Marys, visiting friends
and enjoying the advantages of coun-
try life. Mr.. Sykes still retains deep
interest in the affairs pertaining to the
, success and development of his native
state, and particularly of this section.
His lumber business has grown to
large proportions and is still increas-
/ ing. The Emporium Lumber Com
/ pany, of which he is the principal stock
! holder and president, are running
night, and will cut about ten million
feet this year, principally hardwoods.
st. Marys Gazette.
! Mr.. JOS Newton and wife, left yes
| terday on a two weeks visit with rela-
| tives in Durham, Ont Mr.. Newton
| yearly takes fish on the Canadian
waters. He will keep posted during
his vacation and orders the PRESS to
his address.
Assistant Principal +. A. Leet, came
over from Coudersport Thursday
I
tions the following day. He spent the
summer in Striking up" an acquain-
tance with William e. Blackstone.
Cashier NJ. P. Whiting has not skip
ped to Canada, but he has gone there
just the same to remain several days.
| He needs a little rest and recreation
and availed himself of the w. n. Y. q
p. low-rate excursion to Toronto.
Mr.. Albert Bair, of Jersey Shore,
who handles scoop on the Beech
Creek r. r., stopped off to visit his
parents few days this week, while on
his way to Buffalo to have an opera
ton performed.
Mr.. Frank T. Beers, who has been
elected member of the faculty of State
College, will enter upon his duties as
an instructor in that institution at the
opening of the fall term. We wish
him success.
We deeply sympathize with our old
friend, Hon. J. E. Wenk, of Tionesta,
who has been soroly afflicted in the
death of his wife. His many friends
in this section are panied to learn of
his sorrow.
Mr.. A. Jaggie, "the merry cobbler"
of East Fourth street, has moved his
place of business two doors west of
his old shop, and now occupies the
building lately remodeled by Mrs D.
Hamilton.
Miss Gussie Vossage, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Julian for
the past month, returned to her home
at Ashland, Pa, Saturday, to resume
her duties in the public schools of that
place.
Mr.. Andrew Denny, one of tbs popu-
lar engineers on the A. V. Ry., and
son John, came up on the flyer from
Driftwood, Tuesday morning, and
took in the Niagara-Toronto excursion.
j. S. Reamer, wife and child, of
Harrisburg who have been visiting
their parents, J. a. Dice and family, at
Cameron, returned home on Tuesday.
Grandpa Dice misses the boy.
Miss Ella Herrick, teacher in Normal,
at Lock Haven, has returned from
visiting in Oklahoma. The lady was
visiting in Emporium on her return
and reports pleasant trip.
Miss McCrea and Miss VanValken-
berg, two of our popular ''school
marmsn arrived in town on Saturday
evening. They both report very
pleasant vacation.
Mrs. F. G.. Judd and children, and
Mrs. J. j. Hinkle, leave this Thursday
morning on an extended visit to their
sister, Mrs. J. Fl. Cole, at Keokuk,
Iowa.
Miss Matte Law, of Emporium, who
is the guest of Miss Lynch, will leave
tomorrow for Philadelphia where she
will spend few days.-Renovo News.
G. E. Fry, of Pittsburg, was shaking
hands with Emporium friends on Mon
day. Mr.. Fry is son of our esteemed
friend J. H. Fry, of Sinnemahoning
Miss Christie Mcdonnell, returned
to New York City Wednesday night,
after an extended visit with her brother
Alex, and family on Cherry street.
Mr.. John Norris came down from
Kane Friday morning and made a
short stay with Emporium friends, re-
turning home Saturday evening
A. HI. Rambo, of Austin, Pa, was in
Emporium on Wednesday, accompani-
ed by w. III, Erhard. They are inter
ested in a patent wrench.
Mr. John McFadden, formerly of
Emporium, and Miss Elizabeth Heindle
of St Marys, were united in marriage
at st. Marys on Tuesday
Mrs. w. E. Jackson, returned to
Wilmington, N. j., Monday, after
having spent the summer with her