Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-06-29

of twelve pound girl.
Mrs. Osborn and Miss Florence Ohm
sted left on Tuesday for Charlevoix,
Mich.
Don. M. Larrabee took in the Com
mencement exercises at Meadville, last
week.
Mrs. Michael Cavanaugh who has
been dangerously ill for several days
is improving
Jerry Cation, of Kane, has purchased
a residence on Third street, and moved
his family hither.
Supt Brady returned from Lebanon
on Monday and brought dozen brick
masons back with him.
Miss Name Logan has been quite i'll
for several days, threatened with
fever. She is better now.
f. d. Leet and wife, of Ulysses, the
esteemed parents of Prof. Leet, visited
Emporium relatives the past week.
G.. H. Swift, of Franklin, arrived in
town the first of the week to take
charge ofthe Emporium steam laundry.
Charles and Chester Hockey left for
WilliamspOrt on their wheels, Monday
morning, where they will spend the
Fourth.
Chas. Wiley returned on Monday
from Buffalo, where he has just finished
commercial course at Bryant s.
Strattons'.
Miss Macie Neal, who has been So
journing here for a few months, will
return to her home in Genessee, on
Monday next.
Bert Olmsted informs a PRESS re-
porter that he has a contract from
the from Company, wheeling grunts
for the pig IRON"
Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Robinson return
ed on Thursday evening from their
honeymoon and have taken up their
residence in the Olmsted block.
VIM. Theordy, who was employed in
Frank Craven's camp, severely cut
his left foot few days ago and is now
nursing his injured member at the City
Hotel.
Mrs w. D. Switzer, of st. Marys,
was called to Emporium yesterday, on
account of the condition of her aunt,
Mrs. f. F. Pepper, who is near DEATHS
door.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Foley and daughter,
of Driftwood; Mr.. and Mrs p. Sulli-
van, of Remove, attended the funeral
of Thos. McDonough at this place on
Sunday.
Messrs. Charles Maynard and Orlow
Jordan came over from CouderspOrt
on Saturday to see the ball game
They returned on their "bikeso on
Sunday.
Master Mechanic G.. NJ. Pott has
leased the Hyde house on Sixth street.
His household goods have arrived
from Lebanon and his family will be
here to-day.
Miss Shaffer and Miss Russell attend
ed the Epworth League State Conven-
ton, at Mifflinburg, last Thursday and
Friday. They were delegates from
Emporium Chapter.
Thos. McDonough, Jr., of Buffalo,
who was called here on account of the
illness and death of his father, was a
PRESS caller on Monday, accompanied
by his brother Sylvester.
Ed. Pierce and wife, of Union City,
formerly residents Of Emporium, have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Emporium, guests of Judge Minard
and family and w. A. Sprung and wife
J. w. Gross, of Cuba, N. Y, was in
Emporium this week, attending the
funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs. G. w.
Gross. We were pleased to shake
hands with him yet we regret the sad
duty he was called upon to fill.
Mrs. A. E. Gross discovered a large
rattlesnake ~ in her pantry, one day
last week, but it was quickly despatch
by a small army OF plumbers and
laundrymen. The 'serpentn had in
some manner gotten into pint can of
gOOseberries.
II. S. Fulton, of Sterling Run, was in
town on Saturday, visiting friends and
called at the PRESS Office Mr.. Fulton
has recently opened up a stand at
Sterling Run and keeps constantly on
hand a choice line of all kinds of fruit,
vegetables, confectionery, tobacco and
cigars and line of prepared, fresh
and salt meats, and informs us that he
is doing a land office business.
Mrs. and Mrs A. b. Dowswell came
over from Emporium Saturday in an
swer to telegram announcing the
serious illness of their little daughter.
lone, who is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Isaac Linton, at Ladona. The
child's condition improved and Mr.
DoWsWell returned to Emporium Mon
day.-Coudersport Enterprise.
Chas. NJ. Kresge made Remove a
business visit on Saturday, between
trains, returning to Emporium in the
evening, where he remained until
Tuesday morning, when he left for
Dubois, where he will remain per-
manently and study stenography in
connection with telegraphy. We wish
him well-he certainly deserves it.
Must Stop.
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