Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-23

the residence of Franklin Housler.
DR.. J. NJ Card was business call er
at the PRESS sanctum on Monday.
Mrs. Geo. H. Stevens visited her
parents in Ridgway, Pa, last week.
Geo. Kaye is rejoicing over the ar
rival of a baby girl at his house last
Friday.
Robt. Wright and wife, of ofRochester,
n. Y, were callers at this office last
Friday.
w. L. Barclay, of Sinnemahoning,
visited in Austin yesterday.-Austin
Autograph.
Mr.. Geo. II. Crawford, of Olean, N.
Y, spent the past week with Empo-
rum friends.
Ross w. Barrows, OF Lock Haven,
was in Emporium last Monday calling
on old friends.
Miss May Holbrook, who has been
on the sick list for the past two weeks
is able to be about again.
B. w. Green writes the PRESS from
Florida that he will return home the
latter part of the month.
Mrs. Jennie Brendell, of Ridgway,
visited in Emporium the guest of Mrs.
G. II. Stevens, on Sixth street.
Rev. d. r. McCaslin, of Turtle
Creek, Pa, is guest of Rev. Robt. Nc
Caslin and family at this place.
Miss Martha Kaye, of Emporium, is
the guest of her friend Miss Lena MoX-
ley, Tenth street.-Renovo Record.
Miss Edith Hurteau has returned
home owing to illness. She is threat
ened with typhoid fever, but is i'm
proving.
Jos. L. Farley, of Mason Hill, was a
a welcome caller at the PRESS sanctum
on Monday. He is one of Gibsons
most Sterling young men and stall
wart Republican.
William Mundy has returned from
Williamsport Commercial College,
having graduated with very f1atter-
by that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper, of Emporium,
are guests of w. S. Warner and wife.
Austin Autograph. We understand
Mrs. Pepper is detained at Austin from
the effects of fall.
Our old friend John Gantz, of West
Fifth street, is celebrating the arrival
of young Miss who came q few days
abode at his home.
While taking a short trip over the
w. N. Y. q p, last Saturday, we were
pleased to note that II. G. Crawford,
The energetic lumberman, has a large
stock Of logs for this season. Mr. G. is
full of grit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Morgan and
daughter who have been visiting
friends and relatives here for the past
few weeks. returned to their home in
jamestown yesterday.
Mrs. Grant S. Allen met with a pain
full accident at her home last Thursday
evening, by being struck with pow
erful stream Of water that was escap-
ing from bursted water pipe.
After several days confinement at
his residence, we are pleased to note
that Walter B. Thompson is again able
to be at his barber shop. Walter is a
good workman and should be literally
patroniZed
Mr.. Orlow Jordan, of Emporium, was
guest at the Hotel Horton on Mon
day Rev Father McAdams, OF
Johnsonburg, was calling on Port
Allegany friends this week.-Port
Allegany Press.
Mr.. w. o. Jordan of West Fifth
street, left for Coudersport last week,
where he has accepted a lucrative
position in the general store owned by
the Messrs. Lawler, and located at the
Hammond tannery.
The people of st. Marys enjoyed a
rare treat in the excellent paper read by
Mr.. Josiah Howard before the Teachers
Institute on Saturday last. Mr. How
ard is more than successful business
man; he is an educator.-St. Marys
Gazette.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Ellsworth, OF
Rixford, Pa, State Commander and
Past State Commander of the State
Hive of L. o. II. M, visited Gladiola
Hive, No. 81, of Emporium, Thursday
evening. After a few remarks on
Maccabeeism the Lady Bees served
refreshments.
Mr.. James III. Murphy, assistant
clerk in the lumber office OF G. B.
Howard & Co., at Philadelphia, arriv-
ed in Emporium, Wednesday and will
remain here for few months for the
purpose of getting better acquainted
with the general lumber business, as
well as his employers.
Matthew Phoenix, of Cameron, called
to see the PRESS yesterday and swap
ped yarns with Sergeant McNarney
'Mat'' saw some service in '63 anC
was terribly wounded, carrying a sole
grape shot in his head for five months
He is well and hearty except the los:
of an eye, but he can see sufficiently
to place an X at the head of the Re
publican column when called upon tC
vote as he fought.
Frank p. McNarney, of Lock Haven
is guest Of his brother, J. p. McNarney
and family. Mr.. McNarnoy was lateIS
member Of Go. II, 10th u. S. Infantry
and participated in the Santiago bat
ties, Of whose bravery in the battle!
especial mention was made at the time