Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-07-13

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Isaac Moore, of Clear Creek is rusti-
eating at the City Hotel
A. McDougall made business trip
to Austin on Friday last.
Mrs. J. S. Douglas, of Olean, is visit
ing friends at this place.
Fritz Seger visited Cross Fork on
Wednesday, on business.
Amos Fenton took in the sights at
Buffalo on the 3rd and 4th.
Bert Olmsted and Guy Felt spent
the Fourth at Port Allegany.
w. P. Lloyd is Western Union oper-
ator during Mr.. Logan's absence.
Jas. Patterson has been spending a
few days at the ST. Charles Hotel.
M. G. Tulis has placed two iron
hitching stands in front of his store.
A. G. Blum leaves on Monday for
Erie to attend U. S. Court, as a juror.
Ed. T. Dougherty was visiting
friends at Buffalo the fore part of last
week
Miss Rose Ritchie and Miss Syvena
Butler spent the Fourth at Port Allie
gany.
William Theody, of Little Valley, n.
Y, is now night clerk at the Warner
House.
c. II. Sage, Jr., and wife, of John
sonburg, visited Emporium friends
last week
Harry Hemphill visited his son at
st. Marys, on the Fourth, and took in
the races.
Ed. w. Yeagle, clerk at Roclzwelps
drug store, is spending his vacation at
WilliamspOrt.
w. G. Egbert has returned to Ithaca
but his wife and child will remain here
for some time.
Miss Louise Bonham returned from
Williamsport, last week and is now
visiting at Gardeau.
Mrs. Harry Weaver and children, of
Kane, are visiting in Emporium, guests
j. w. Clarke and wife.
Mrs. Belle Beattie, accompanied by
her sons, Roy and Gordon, are visiting
the formers sister at North Bend.
L. S. Fisk and family are enjoying a
few days camping on Canoe Run, this
week. Lyman says it is great sport.
Mrs Mary Adams, nee McCrea, and
Miss Ethel Cook, of Olean, n. Y, are
guests of A A. Mcdonald and family
John J. Hinkle, an employe of the
u. S. Mint, at Philadelphia, ing is pass
his vacation at home with wife and
friends.
Miss Mary Othmer, of Williamsport,
is visiting at this place, guest of her
brother John, and family, on Walnut
street.
w. S Walker, Prof Egbert, II. O.
Haupt and Geo. Walker, Jr., enjoyed
two days bass fishing, last Thursday
and Friday.
NJ. p. Whiting and wife were called
to Sterling Run on Monday, on ac-
count of the dangerous illness of John
f. Smith.
Mr. Claude Nasey, accompanied by
his sister, drove over from Austin on
Friday, and spent a few hours with
friends in town.
Theo. w. Hockey, a few years ago
resident of this place, has returned
here and entered the employ of his
brother, |. II. Hockey.
Fred Sage and wife, of Johnsonburg,
passed the Fourth bass fishing near
this place Mr.. Sage is master me-
chanic at the paper mills.
Joe Johnston, editor of the Drift
wood Gazette, was in Emporium Tues
day, called here by the illness Of his
brother, John A. Johnston.
Ross Overtrf, the well-llnown base
ball tWirler, has accepted position in
Emporium and will play ball with the
Emporium team this season.
Joe O'Byrne, who is attending Holy
Gross College at Worcester, Mass, re-
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vacation with his parents, at this place.
B. w. Green is at his farm in Tioga
county, uperintending the erection of
his new farm house, to take the place
of the one recently destroyed by fire.
Joseph Farley, Of Mason Hill, trans
acted business in Emporium yesterday
and shook hands with many old
friends. We enjoyed call from our
friend.
Thos. Gallagher and wife, j. D.
Logan and wife and John j. Hinkle
and wife, are guests of William How.
ard and wife at their summer cottage
near North Bend, this week.
Mrs. Jos. Lechner accidently ran a
sewing machine needle into the thumb
of her left hand and broke it off, while
sewing, last evening. DR.. Smith was
called and extracted the needle.
Jos. Kaye and wife and Mrs Jacob
Huffman visited Buffalo Saturday and
Sunday, returning home Monday
evening, They also enjoyed a trip to
Crystal Beach while in Buffalo.
Ye editor, accompanied by his wife
and Miss Jennie Gould, enjoyed a few
days visit to Buffalo, Rochester and
Niagara Falls last week, returning
home on Monday evening,
A. B. Dowswell and family returned
to Canada on Monday, where they
viii reside. Mr., DOWswell has been
in the employ of Walker, Howard &
Co., as timer, and made many friends
here.
Capt. Perry r. Smith, of Ridgway,
paid Emporium a visit this week and
took side view of the furnace. We
are getting ready, Capt, for those ten
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