Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-09-21

I1Ou. ". ~. AUleS, TopTcScuCHuS 1oO.
A. Kelley Co., Philadelphia, visited his
customers in Emporium yesterday.
G. w. Beldin came up from SHINE
mahoning on Tuesday and looked in
upon the Republican convention.
Henry Golf and wife came over from
Potter county and visited a few days
with relatives and friends at this place.
Mrs. L. Wrigley, of Clearfield visited
her brothers, John and Harry Hemp
hill, at this place, q few days last
week.
Mrs ]. w. Coe, of Wampsville, N.
Y, is visiting her mother and brother,
Mrs. Coleman and E. G.. Coleman, at
this place.
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Corwin, of
Williamsport, have been visiting the
Logan and Hockey families the past
week.
Miss Carrie Munsell returned home
last Saturday from Canisteo, N. Y,
where she has been spending the
summer.
Mrs. Hilfyard, of Watsontown, has
been visiting her sons al this place
Bert and Ed. Hillyard-guest of Mrs.
Henry Auchu.
Albert Smith, of Remove, stopped off
between trains to visit friends here on
Tuesday, while on his way to Allie
gany College.
F. A. Hill, III. 8. Lloyd and A. @.
Blum, accom- panied by their wives, en-
joyed day in the woods, last Sunday.
No fishing in this-sure.
Mrs. Zeirden and daughter, of John
sonburg, visited 8. HillyaTd and family
on Monday. Miss Zeirdan was on her
way to Bucknell University. -
Cashier Whiting has been on the
sick list for a few days. Geo. Walker,
Jr., is assisting in the bank during
Mr.. Writings indisposition.
Miss Nellie Mullen, a very charming
young lady of Buffalo, N. Y, is spend
ing two weeks vacation at this place,
guest of Henry Edgecomb and family.
Judge Bonham came home from
Franklin, Pa, where he is engaged in
business, last Sunday. Mrs. Bonham
Franklin yesterday.
w. w. Ayers, of Eugene, Oregon,
accompanied by his SONS, Forest and
Charles, arrived in Emporium on Sun
day night and is guest of his son, F.
w. Ay Ull bUTStU.
Claude LaFevre, of Smethport, who
has been assisting at the City Bakery
for the past three weeks, will return
home next week. He has made many
friends while here and has been an
invaluable acquisition to the E. E.
Band.
w. L. Sykes chan ged the address of
bis PRESS from Buffalo to Galeton,
having moved his family to that place
where the Emporium Lumber Com
pany are erecting an extensive hard
wood mill.
w. E. Swain and wife, of Chicago,
ILL.,, were guests of ]. III. Swain and
family the past week. Mr.. Swain was
returning from Scranton, where he at
tended the National Letter Carriers
Convention. We were pleased to
meet him.
Miss Flossie Taggart returned on
Tuesday morning, to resume her
studies at the Conservatory of Music,
at Oberlin, Ohio. She was accom-
panied from Wilcox by her schoo Innate
Miss Flossie Yennie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nicholson, of
Lowell, Mass, who have been visiting
their relatives and friends at this place
for some days, favored us with short
business call yesterday. The PRESS
has for many years been a visitor
to their welcome we hope.
Thos. H. Hammond and Miss Sophie
Reighard, of Williamsport, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Howard on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Ham
| mond is rising young attorney and
Miss Reighard has been for several
years one of Williamsport's school
| teachers.
Mrs. Benham, of Batavia, N. Y,
mother of the condemned murderer, is
| calling on our citizens this week. She
is selling book written by her son,
thereby securing money to aid her in
making the legal contest to save his
life. Mrs. Benham is lady of pleas
ing address.
| Don M Larrabee is attending con-
| vention of New York Life Insurance
| Agents at Hotel Rider, Cambridge
| Springs, Pa The convention will be
composed of those agents of the Pitts
burg, Altoona and Erie branches who
wrote and paid for a certain allotment
of insurance during the six weeks
ending Sept 9th.
| DriiJwood Gazette: Mrs. Robinson
and daughter Tessie, of Emporium,
visited ,tiends here last week. Bur-
CESS S. G. McElwain and wife we're
called to Montgomery. Saturday, by a
message announcing the serious illness
OF Mrs. McElwain's father, Mr.. Kunes.
A later NJ sage brought the sad in
telligence of his death, which occurfC 4