Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-07-27

Miss Loretta Swain, Of Austin, is
the guest of her friend Miss Ella New
town, on E. Sixth street.
o. II. Young, of Williamsport, Pa
visited in Emporium on Monday, guest
of F. P. Rentz and family.
Master Leon Walker accompanied
Ralph Smutz to Tidioute on Tuesday
to visit his aunt, Mrs. p. J. Bloom.
Mrs. c. Seasholtz and daughter Sarah,
of Cattawissa, Pa, have been guests of
DR.. Smith and wife, the past week.
James McAdam, of Johnsonburg,
was in town on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, and his friends We're pleased to
see him.
Thos. Cooper, Of Heating Summit,
witnessed the ball game here on Tues
day, and spent the evening with
friends.
Adam A. Nickler was a very agree
able caller at the PRESS sanctum on
Tuesday and kindly remembered the
printer in a substantial manner.
John J. Soble came up from Lock
Haven on Tuesday and visited old
friends until yesterday. His many
friends were pleased to meet him.
Misses Goldie Lyons and Josie
DeaYor went to Remove Tuesday even
ing on the picnic train, and will visit
friends at that place for few weeks.
Ralph C. Smutz, the obliging clerk
at Days, left on Erie Mail yesterday
to spend ten day vacation with his
parents and friends at his home in
Tidioute.
Mr.. S. Hillyard received the sad in
telligence of the death of his brother
at Williamsport, on Tuesday. His acci-
dent prevents his attendance at the
funeral
Ed. Seger returned home on Tuesday
from Smethport, where he has been
assisting his brother Will He said he
had to come over and yell a little at
the ball game.
Joseph E. Lynch, assistant foreman
of the ''The News" ofRenovo, accom-
panied by Messrs. Jno. Dempsey and
w r. Richard, made the PRESS office
a pleasant call Tuesday.
r. Warner received a telegram from
Meshoppen, Pa, yesterday, announc-
ing the death of Mrs. Hankinson, a
sister of the late Messrs. WILDER and
Allen Russell, at this place.
Edward Cormya, of Texarkana,
Texas, brother of our former towns
man Frank Cormya, was visiting rela-
tives in town on Tuesday. This is his
first trip north in sixteen years.
John Maggill, of the firm of Maggill
& Smith, plumbers, ETC., of Remove,
was in town on Tuesday, attending
the picnic. He met a number of our
boys, who liked his appearance very
much.
Ed. w. Yoagle, of Emporium, an
erst-While school teacher of Shrews-
bury township, at present drug clerk,
was in town several days last week,
and gave the Mail office a pleasant
call.-IIughesville Mail.
Geo. Reinohl, of Lebanon, connected
with the Peoples Telephone Co., in
that lively city, visited in Emporium
over Sunday, guest of Mr. and Mrs G.
w. Pott and family. lie returned
home Monday, accompanied by his
mother, who has been visiting here.
Mrs. A. Brady and children came up
from Lebanon, last Saturday, to visit
her husband for few days after which
they leave for Washington county to
be present when the Tenth Regiment
returns from Manila. Mrs Brady's
brother is an officer in this popular
Regiment
Miss Nina Bryan, who has been
elected teacher of the Kindergarten
School at Emporium, is taking a
special course at the New York Chau-
tauqua. Miss Bryan graduated from
the Erie training school. The school
will be located in the East Ward build
ing.
District Dept. Grand High Priest, J.
j. Lingle, paid Kane Chapter No. 379,
r. A. III. an official visit last night.
At the conclusion of the regular order
of business light refreshments were
served, and a very pleasant social hour
was passed by all.-Kane Republican,
Goth inst.
Prin Suhrie came into our sanctum
sanctorium wearing four acre smile
because a former student of his at
Wilcox, Mr.. John A. Bowers, of the
class of '97, has won first honors for
scholarship in his class Sophomore
and a gold medal for meritorious de-
pertinent in the Pennsylvania Military
College at Chester. Marys Gazette.