Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-09-22

Selley will depart for his home at Salt
Lake City. Their gentlemanly bear
ing and courteous treatment towards
our people during their stay in this
vicinity, has won for them many
friends.
Capt. G. F. and George B. Barclay
came up from Sinnemahoning to at
tend to legal business this week. They
| find the town greatly changed since
they lived here 45 years ago, and but
few of their playmates are now to be
met here.-Coudorspo Journal.
Harry Hemphin and son Ralph have
been spending week with relatives
in Philadelphia. Harry has been suf-
fering with aunerism for two years
and went to consult eminent physi-
clans. We are glad to hear that his
chances for recovery are favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Moore, of Sterl-
ing Run, were in town over Sunday,
visiting at the home Of Mr.. f. G.
Davey, to celebrate Mrs. Davey's birth
day. Mr.. Moore made the PRESS a
pleasant Gala profitable one for us.
Chas. w. Shaffer visited Medix Run
on Monday last, intending to return
home during the evening. He missed
the train and was compelled to drive
across the country to st. Marys, ar
irving home on Erie mail.
w. G. Heath was in town Tuesday
and informed US that he has not re-
signed his position as postmaster at
Buckwalter but will continue to dis
charge the duties of that office for
another term.
Eugene G. Switzer, of st. Marys,
stopped off for a few hours visit with
Emporium friends on Monday, en-
route to Bucknell University. He will |
enter upon his Sophomore year this
fall
Andrew Blinzler and sister, Miss
Katie Johnson, left on the ''hyer''
Monday morning for Cleveland, Ohio, |
to spend a few weeks with relatives |
and attend the wedding of a cousin.
Mr.. A. B. Dowswell, who has entered |
the employ of the Walker Hardware |
Co., as tinsmith and plumber, moved |
his family to Emporium and now oc-
cupies rooms in the Walker Block.
Miss Flossie Taggart, the bright and
highly accomplished daughter of our
townsman, L. Taggart, left last Mon
day morning for Oberlin, o., where
she will enter Oberlin College.
Our young friend, Guy Felt, has ac-
cepted a position with the Emporium
Milling Co., as assistant bookkeeper,
and entered upon his duties at this
place, the first of the week.
Station Agent Dice, of Cameron,
accompanied by his wife, drove to
Emporium Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Dice reports his melon crop fail |
ure, because of the blight.
Chas. Kresge has returned from
Philadelphia where he went to have |
his leg examined. The doctors re- !
ported his condition satisfactory
Mrs. II. j. Norton, of West Creek, |
was pleasant caller at the PRESS |
office on Monday and orders the PRESS
to her son for another year.
Leonard NJ. Nash entertained num-
ber of friends at stag" Monday |
evening, in honor of his friend Harry !
McCloskey, of Kane.
Mrs. j. Paul Felt returned to Phila- |
delphia last Thursday. Miss Carrie |
Pie accompanied her and will remain
in the Quaker city.
Mr.. Geo. L. Smith, of Driftwood,
& Co., was an Emporium visitor on
Wednesday.
Messrs. L. M. Nash and II. d. Nc
Closkey departed for Kane on first
SIPS, Wednesday afternoon, via the
short line.
G. D. Osterhout, one of the leading
representatives of the Elk Tanning
Co., was guest at the Warner House
on Monday.
T. V. Mulligan, chief train dispatcher
for the p. & E. r. R. Co., at Remove,
had business at Emporium on Wednes-
day.
II. S. Lloyd has been spending few
days in Philadelphia, purchasing an
entirely new line of goods for his store.
John O'Byrne, of this place, will be
employed in the Emporium Milling
Co.'s Olean mills, after Monday next.
M. G. Tulis and nephew, Daniel
Padden, took a trip through eastern
New York State few days ago.
Hon. 1. K. Hockey has been attend
ing family reunion at his old home
at Muncy, Pa, this week.
Miss Maggie Lynch, of Olean, visited
her sister, Mrs. Orville Proudfoot a