Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-09-28


turned yesterday from an extended
visit in Canada.
John Mcdonald, of st. Marys, called
at the PRESS office this morning and
made the printer happy.
w. H. Howard and wife returned on
Tuesday, from Philadelphia, where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Haven Johnson, of Scranton, Pa, is
clerking in L. Taggart's drug store.
He has had five years experience in the
business.
c. H. Sage, Jr., was down from
Johnsonburg on Saturday calling on
old friends. We are glad to inform
his friends that he is doing well.
John Cavanaugh, who had his hand
cut in Howard's mill some time ago,
and has been in the hospital at Will
Transport, returned home on Saturday.
T. a. Hill, Mrs. Samuel Stoddard,
Mrs. Henry Auchu, and Miss Edna
Warner were among the number to
take in the Buffalo and Niagara Falls
excursion on Tuesday.
John Edelman, of Emporium, was in
town Monday and informed the writer
that Emporium was really enjoying an
industrial boom, and that his business
was never as good Good for Johnnie.
Austin Autograph.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Seward and two
children, Of Lima, O., are visiting Mrs.
Stewards sisters-Mrs. John Cruise
and Mrs z. O. Bardwell-at this place
Mr.. Seward is in the employ Of the
Standard Oil Company.
j. P. Felt and family, who have
been spending the summer ut -Four
Mile, II. y, have returned home.
They Will depart ON Monday for En-
poria, Fla, where they win spend the
winter in Cheir southern home.
Il. ". Graham, in addition to being
a good barber and an excellent ciG-
zen, knows how to grow watermelous
He cultivated q small patch this season
and, although they were not large,
We're delicious. He mas our thanks for
one.
A. w. Mason, of Gibson, was q well
come caller on Tuesday and carried
away a receipt for another years sub
scription to the PRESS. Mr.. Mason is
one Of the Democratic nominees for
County Commissioner and if elected
will make an efficient officer.
William Hamilton, of Driftwood
was in Emporium on Saturday and
called to see the Press and have his
paper mailed to Charlestown, w. Va,
where he is now engaged in business.
Mr.. II. has resided in this county for
number of years and has occupied
place in business and social life that
will be hard to fill. We wish Mr..
Hamilton and his family may prosper
in their new home.
Ross Overturf who has been a men,
| Der of the PunXy baseball organiza-
ton, left for his home in Penfield on
Monday. Ross did well for the home
! team, and while in our town made a
host Of friends.-PunXsy Spirit. Mr..
! Overturf arrived in Emporium or
Monday and resumed his position with
the Iron Company at this place Ross
will play with our ball team the bal
ance of the season, and good game
may be expected this week.
We much enjoyed days visit with
two old Emporium friends on Friday
last; Stow Barton of the Independent
and Harry Mullin of the CAMERON
COUNTY PRESS. The gentlemen are
both thorough newspaper men, and
have the honor of publishing the two
best papers printed in Cameron county.
Hose Company, and much enjoyed his
visit with the Star Hose Company,
and was an active "rooter' in the
game of base ball, in which Emporium
won over the Smethport, McKean's
crack team.-Port Allegany Press.
In a recent interview Thomas A
Edison said: "Chemistry undoubtedly
proves the existence of Supreme In,
telligence. No one can study that
science and see the wonderful way in
which the certain elements combine
with the niceity of the most delicate
machine ever devised and not come tC
the inevitable conclusion that there is
big engineer who is running this
universe" He added that after years
of watching the processes of nature he
had no more doubt of the existence Of
an Intelligence that is running things
than he doubts his own existence
Then he was asked, "Do you believe
this Supreme Intelligence hears and
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