Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-05-25

and Mrs. VIM. Snyder died this morn
ing.
Josiah Howard and Jos. Kaye a~e on
trip of inspection, this week, in 'ir-
ginia.
Mrs. Reed, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Cruise, at
this place.
Miss Collins returned to Driftwood
on Tuesday, after holding teachers
examination.
G. A. Bell, of Lebanon, Pa, prac-
tical furnaceman, had business in EN-
porium on Tuesday.
Miss Julia Schriever, of Kane, visited
in Emporium this week, guest of her
brother, j. B and wife.
Mrs. Chas. Hout, Sr., returns this
week from Ridgway, her eye sight
being greatly improved.
Mrs. Dan'l Burton, of Austin, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Montgomery, at this place.
Jos. Rooper, who was injured on G.
B. Howard & Co.'s log loader some
days ago, is able to be out again with
the aid of crutches.
Mrs. A. ID. MacDonnell, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Ida, left on We'd
nesday, on an extended visit to Syra-
cuse, N. Y, and Alexandria, Ont.
Michael Fitzgerald, of Liberty, a
resident of this place some twenty
years ago, was shaking hands with
Emporium friends on Wednesday.
Hon. t. F. Richmond, of Smethport,
and w. H. Sullivan, Esq of Austin,
stopped in Emporium Tuesday even
ing enroute for the East.
DR.. Bradford drove over from Austin
last evening and visited with friends
for a few hours. The DIR. is enjoying
very large practice and is popular in
Potter.
VIM. M. Lawler, at the tannery, has
been setting up the cigars, all on ac-
count of the arrival of a twelve-pound
boy at his home. The tanner made
his advent last Sunday morning.
We received a letter from Arthur
Cote, who left Emporium for Port
Angeles, Wash, some weeks ago. He
reports excellent health and orders the
PRESS to his address, also to Octave
Willett, who is with him.
Big fish stories this morning. VIM.
MCGEE, II. L. Burns, Sheriff Mundy,
Geo. j. LaBar, H. S. Lloyd and Robt.
Dodson came home last evening, load
ed down with trout and will feel of
Tended if you don't call for a mess.
Friends of "Jack" Kackenmaster
presented him with paper of tobacco
and fine pipe, on Wednesday morn
ing, the capacity of which is no less
than half a bushel. Now "Smike''
come on with your matches.
DR.. Baker continues to improve from
his illness and expects to visit, accom-
panied by his wife, few weeks before
entering upon his practice. The DIR.
certainly had close shave, but had
the best of care and watchful attention
from his brother physicians
Mrs. Emma Milligan, of Jackson
vile, Fla, is guest of Mrs. E. G. Davi-
son, on East Allegany Avenue. The
lady was a former resident of Balti-
more, Md, and was girl friend of
Mrs. Dawson years ago. The lady is
delighted with our mountain scenery.
E. HI. Brown returned Tuesday from
a short visit to Emporium friends. =.
Mrs. Hyde, of Emporium, has been
spending few days wi tn F. A. Shurtz
and family III. w. Martindale, the
well-known hotel man of Sizerville,
was in our city Wednesday.-Port
Allegany Reporter.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
School Emblem, published at Toms
River, N. j., by Prof. G. B. Kelley,
formerly principal of the Port Ale
gany schools. Prof. Kelley is princi-
pal of the Toms River schools and no
doubt is just as energetic as ever in
the advancement of education.
The PRESS is in receipt of business
letter from Miss Ella Herrick, who is
receiving treatment at Hydetown
Sanitarium, and we, as well as the
lady's friends throughout the county,
are pleased to learn that she is
greatly improved and able to walk
about with little assistance. Mrs.
Herrick, her mother, is with her at
present.
The citizens of.Cameron, as well as
the entire county, regret the removal
of ]. A. Dice and family to Glen Hazel,
where Mr.. Dice has been stationed by
the R. r., as agent. We can assure
our Glen Hazel friends they have re-
ceived excellent citizens. We keenly