Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-07-13

! Geo. Eupp visited DUBOIS, lueSday.
F. p. Rentz made business trip to
Beechwood yesterday.
Clifton Larrabee iSnyisiting Couders-
port relatives this week.
Supt. Brady returned on Tuesday
! from a business visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Walker has returned
from the Ithaca Conservatory of Music.
c. w. Barr, of Gibson, made EN-
porium visit on Saturday and Sun
day
Mrs. B. Coyle and family are now
located in the Shives property on Fifth
| street.
r. B. White, of the PRESS force,
spent his vacation with his mother at
Buffalo.
George Taggart, came over from
Hazle-Hurst last week to visit his
parents.
Bert Chadwick, of Little Valley,
n Y, visited friends in town the past
two weeks.
Clyde McCaslin is assisting in Rock
wells drug store, during the absence
of Mr.. Yeagle.
Patsie Morrissey, left on Friday for
Saginaw, Mich, where he expects to
make his future home.
w L. Sykes and family visited Geo.
A. Walker and family, at this place,
during the past week
Harry More, Of Keating Summit,
spent the Fourth with his brother
Thomas, at Sterling Run.
Ralph Dawson came over from
State College to spend his vacation
with his parents and friends.
"Budd" Coler, of Remove, spent a
few hours in Emporium on the Fourth.
He was enroute to St. Marys.
Mrs. Margaret Haley, of Johnson
burg, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Haley, this week
j. H. Darrin and son, of Sterling
Run, are now at work on the new
office of the Climax Powder Co.
Mrs j. +. Schwab and daughter, of
Lock Haven, have been the guests of
John Gantz and family the past week.
Miss Clara Olmsted, who has been
| engaged in her music work at Berkeley,
Va, returned home last Monday via
Bellefonte.
Hon. l.. Taggart has been on the
sick list for several days, we are orry
to say. DR.. DeLong is assisting in
the drug store.
Miss Celia Hogan has returned from
an extended visit to Elmira, n. Y.
She has graduated in photography
and type writing.
Miss Jennie Ruddy, Of Pottsville.
Pa, has been visiting her cousin, NJ.
T. Hogan, and family the past week,
at their residence on Fourth street
Mrs Stauffer and children leave
! tomorrow on q visit to Lebanon
friends The Prof goes 'down hum"
| next month when his family will return
home with him.
/ Mr.. Michael Evers and son, Of Beech
wood, We're in Emporium on Monday
| and called at the PRESS office Mr..
| Evers carried away a receipt for an
other years paper.
Geo. A. Walker, Sr., visited S5meth-
| port last Saturday and Sunday, guest
of his cousin, Rev. |. T. Walker, pastor
of SmethpOrt's ~ T. Church He
greatly enjoyed his visit.
j. D. Butcher, came over from
CouderspOrt on the Fourth and visited
his friends, the PRESS being favored
| by visit from him, while in town.
His wife is visiting at Goodyear.
John A. Johnston, who is employed
at the Climax Powder Works, at this
place, was prostrated Monday evening
from the effects of the fumes. DR..
| Bardwell reports him O. K. again.
p. r. Beattie, after long and pain
ful illness, has resumed his duties as
| Street Commissioner. He is as jolly
as ever and claims he never felt better.
Hope his recovery may be permanent.
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard and daugh-
ter Encie and sons George and John,
returned from a visit to Virginia and
sight seeing at the Gettysburg battle
| field.
Mrs r. Z. Roberts, of Knoxville.
| Ichtl., dllt tdDI. X bdFCldN anu
/ wife, of Sinnemahoning, visited
Hon. J. G. Johnson last week and as
sisted in the preparations for the
! Fourth
Mrs HELEN Metzger returned last
| Friday from an extended visit to
/ Brooklyn and Bostan and reports the
Brooklyn Bridge in excellent shape
the information that John was eager
| to learn.
A. D. Gould, of Eldred, visited his sis
ters in Emporium, Friday evening, on
his return from Pittsburg. Mr.. Gould
is connected with the Pure Food De
partment Of Pennsylvania as Inspec-
and has entered upon the discharge of
| his duties.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pott are COM
fortably located in the Hyde residence
on Sixth street. Mrs. Potts mother