Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-12-07

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Thanksgiving Day in Emporium.
Sheriff Swope and wife have
been on the sick list several days.
Court Stenographer Hagerman is i'll
at Lock Haven, with scarlet fever.
Miss Susie Bauer, of st. Marys, was
guest of Emporium friends last Thurs
day.
Christina Fledderman, of st. Marys,
was guest of Ed. Blinzler and wife the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. j. J. Lingle, d. w. Felt and Mrs.
j. j. Lingle are visiting in Philadelphia
this week.
Mrs. John NJ. Given, of Kane, has
been guest of f. A. Hill and family the
past few days.
Mrs. Geo. A. Walker and Mrs. w. L.
Sykes left this morning to visit in
Buffalo.
Mrs. w. w. Fisher, nee Rose Seger,
presented her husband baby boy
yesterday.
Piano tuner and dealer o. B. Hum.
mel, of Lock Haven, was PRESS
visitor yesterday.
Samuel Shadman, of Emporium, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Grove,
Grant street. Williamsport Bulletin
Mrs. I. K. Hockey is attending the
roonnti11cr Nf Gtntn 60
dren's Aid Society at Pittsburg, this
week.
Jacob Troup returned from Lebanon
on Monday evening, where he had
been visiting his family for several
weeks.
N. j. Swartz was stepping lively last
evening and feeling jolly good over
the advent of beautiful girl baby at
his home.
Postal clerk F. D. Mcclure has moved
his family from Bradford to Emporium
and occupies Richard Kelley's house
on Fifth street.
L. S. Clark, j. G. Hill and Attorney
Gilmore, of Williamsport, have been
attending to legal business in town the
past two or three days.
Chas. Rishelps little son had narrow
escape from being seriously burned,
one day last week, while playing with
matches. Dangerous practice.
Ralph Fornwalt, a stove. tender at
the furnace, left Tuesday evening on
a two weeks vacation with parents
and friends at his home in Lebanon.
Messrs. Brown, Horn, Stover and
Green, a quartette of Austin's promis-
ing young men, attended the L. G. B.
A. dance, at this place, on Thanksgiv
ing evening.
Frank w. Taylor has closed his
winters work at Montour's Run and
will spend the winter months with his
family in Emporium. Mr.. Taylor is
deserving of good rest.
w. B. Brightman, Sanford Lewis, j.
L. Knox and wife, John Omerod, and
w. l. Lewis and wife, all of Couders-
port, passed through Emporium on
Monday, en- route for Philadelphia
G. M. Pott and family were over
come with gas early this morning
the gas coming on during the
night when they We're asleep. DR..
Baker was called and found Mrs. Pott
quite sick.
w. w. Ayers, of Eugene, Oregon,
who has been visiting Pennsylvania
and York state relatives for the past
two months, left Tuesday morning,
accompanied by his son Henry, of
Costello, for the Pacific slope, where
they will locate.
G. A. Van Lew, F. P. Rentz and F.
P. Strayer, of Emporium, have pur-
chased the pine timber on a thousand
acre tract on Montour Run, near
Grove and will commence the erection
of shingle mill at an early date
Chas. Van Lew, who is an experienced
shingle manufacturer, will manage the
business.
The Hon. w. L. Woodcock, of AL
toona, who was visiting Rev. Wilford
p. Shriner last week, lectured on Fri
day to the Epworth League of the M.
E. church on 1.-THE Model Epworthian,"
and on Sunday evening to the public
congregation in the same church.
Both lectures We're greatly enioved
and were of very high order. Mr..
Woodcock is apt in word painting and
at times became quite eloquent. He is
gentleman of broad culture and has
the experience Of wide travelling both
III this country and abroad. He is
member of the General Board of Con-
troll of the Epworth League and Sup
erintendent of the American University