Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-08-10


City this evening.
Rev. Wilford p. Shriner preached at
West Creek school house last Sunday.
L. S. Fisk will go to Bradford to the
Firemen's Convention with the Remove
band.
Mrs. Montana and Miss Edith Murry
left this morning for trip to Atlantic
City.
Miss Grace McCaslin left on Friday
last for an extended visit with friends
at Remove.
Miss Edna Warner is now Secretary
in Schriever's Photographic studio at
this place.
Miss Emma Nefcy, Of Driftwood, is
visiting friends in town, guest of NJ.
Murphy and family.
Peter r. Beattie and wife visited
Daniel Kriner and family at Clear
Creek, last Sunday.
Mr.. John Murphy, of Pittsburg, is
visiting his uncle, Michael Murphy
and family, at this place.
Miss Name O'Day, of Buffalo, form
erly a resident of Emporium, visited
friends here this week.
F. P. Rentz returned on Tuesday
from visiting friends at Williamsport
and other down country towns.
Attorney WINNER, of st. Marys, ac-
companied by Mr.. Fee, of Bailey Run,
visited in Emporium on Monday.
Mrs. Michael Brady, nee Powell, of
Ypsilanti, Mich, visited her mother
and sisters at this place, the past week.
We noticed w. w. Dickinson and
wife accompanied S. S. Hacket and
wife to their Clear Greek farm last
Sunday.
Mrs J. G. Bryan and daughter, Miss
Nina, returned to Emporium on Satur-
day-two days later than reported in
the PRESS last week.
A. d. Gould, of Eldred, pure food in
spector, was in Emporium this morn
ing, having returned from two
weeks tour of his district.
Henry Auchu received the sad inteli-
gence on Saturday that his mother
was very low. Mr. Auchu left on
Sunday for his home, in upper Canada.
DR.. Chas. S. French and family, of
Austin and Miss Lizzie Haughenberry,
of Coudrsport, drove over to Empo-
rum last Sunday and were guests of
r. Warner and family.
J. B. Schriever has purchased an
interest in a popular Photographic
studio at Wilkesbarre and takes pos
session Sept. 1st Mr.. Schriever will
divide his time between the two places.
Miss Flossie Yennie, of Ridgway, is
the guest of the Misses Taggart, on
Fourth street Miss Yennie is a very
pleasant young lady and is Miss Flossie
Taggart's school mate at Oberlin.
Rev. j. IL. Graybeill, pastor of the
Shiloh Presbyterian Church, is taking
his vacation among friends at Lebanon,
Pa, and will be gone until the first
Sabbath in September Marys
Gazette.
Next Sunday Rev. Wilford p,
Shriner will occupy the pulpit of the
NJ. e. Church at ST. Marys. DIR. E. E.
A. Deavor a former pastor of this
charge will fill Rev. Shriner's pulpit
next Sunday.
John S. Fisher, Esq, of Indiana, Pa.
and brother of ovr townsman, Joseph
Fisher, is favorably mentioned as Re-
publican candidate for State Senator
He is a popular and hustling stalwart
Republican.
Mrs. J. II. Shanbacher, of The New
Hyde, has for her guests Mrs. E. An
drews and Mrs. William Andrews, of
Williamsport, and Mrs. Josiah Howard,
and daughter of Emporium .-Ridg-
way Advocate.
In the heart of the Alleghenies is
wildly picturesque region, now part
of Cameron county, which the Lenni
Lenape Indians were wont to fondly
designate their long house. Here is
where Mrs. i. Merserau Newton is
summering.- of American
Authors.
Misses Annie and Margaret Munsell,
of Emporium, Pa, were guests of
their uncle D. o. Gardner, at Italee
telegram Saturday announcing the
death of his mother at Lewiston,
Maine. He left the same night, ac-
companied by his wife and attended
the funeral Record
Drs. J. NJ. Card and E. d. Newton, of
Emporium were professional visitors in
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