Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09


J.B. Schriever visited Meadville and
Franklin this week.
Miss Clara Keller visited her parents
at st. Marys, this week.
S. A. Harris and son, Claud, have ac-
cepted positions in Buffalo.
Geo. H. Crawford, of Olean, was Wis
iting in town last Sunday.
Mrs Theo. Ritchie is visiting her
son and family at st. Marys.
Harry Derby, of Austin, is visiting
with H. S. Lloyd, at this place.
Mrs d. H. Lamb, of Galeton, is the
guest of II. c. Olmsted and family.
L. c. Smart, of Remove, was visiting
in town on Tuesday and Wednesday.
A. M. Matteson returned yesterday
from visiting friends at Randolph,
Ny.
n. Seger leaves next Sunday even
ing for New York City to purchase
new goods.
John j Soble left on Tuesday, on a
visit to Buffalo, Rochester and New
York city.
The Axel Works may be located in
Emporium in the near future. Parties
were here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward McSwan left Sunday
night for Philadelphia where she
entered a Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. R. D. Racket, of Third street, is
the proud father of a bouncing baby
girl, which arrived last Thursday.
Mrs B. Johnson, of Colfax, Wash
ington, and Mrs. Flora G. Freeman, of
Otsego., Mich, are visited friends in
this place.
Mr.. A. A. Mcdonald left for Harris
burg on Monday morning for the pur-
pose of assisting the Bribery Investi-
CATION Committee in their work.
DR.. r. p. Heilman is spending to-
day Thursday at Ridgway, attending
the meeting of Medical Society and
animal banquet.
F. p. Strayer left on train No. 6,
Tuesday afternoon, for Williamsport,
being called there on account of the
death Of his brother.
VIM. Lawler and Martin Larkins, of
this place, were called to New York
last Monday, owing to the serious i'll
ness Of their sister.
Mr.. Daniel Mccormick, of Austin,
formerly proprietor Of the American
Hotel at this place, was around shaking
hands with Emporium friends on
Tuesday.
n. Seger received a telegram yester-
day from his son-in-law, w. w. Fisher,
of Ashland, Wis, informing him of
the death of his father, which occurred
on Tuesday.
Mr.. p r. Beattie's many friends are
pleased to note that he is once more
able to be up and around and within
the past week has resumed his active
duties as street commissioner.
The venerable w. L. Ensign, OF
Portage, was a PRESS caller on We'd
nesday. He has secured the agency
for the sale of Clara Barton's Red
Cross book, popular publication.
Warren Wykok, of fDriftwood, passed
through Emporium on Monday, en-.
route to Cross Fork to take charge OF
T. F. Smiths log drive, on the head
waters Of Kettle Creek. He had with
number of men from DriftWood.
Mr.. Geo. Eibe, who has been with j
B. Schriever for the past six weeks
left last Friday evening for Philadel
phia, where he has accepted position
Mr.. Eibe is good artist as well as 6
genial gentleman and made many
friends while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor, of Buf
falo, n. Y, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of ten pound boy, which made
its advent last Thursday morning. The
young people formerly resided in EN-
porium and have many devoted friends
here who extend their congratulations
M. E. Church Society of ''Littl,
Willing Workers. met at the home o
Miss Stella E. Heilman on Saturday
last and after partaking of a refreshing
supper counted UP uhe proceeds o
their weeks work; found they hac
gathered twelve dollars for mission
Sunday.
]. n. Card, n. D., ID. ID. s., Dentist
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March Goth. Very best set of teeth, S.
% Karat and pure gold crown, 81
bridge work, pure gold, per tooth
$3.50; gold filings, 81; Platinum AM
gold or white filings. 50 cents; ANA