Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-04-27

FRANK Judd VISITED l1aZei-l1ufSt iaSt
Monday.
J. P McNarney visited Olean on
Tuesday.
II. Auchu is attending L. S. Court at
Fittsburg.
c. S. Judd and family have returned
to Heating Summit.
A f. Gross visited Hazel Hurst on
Monday and Tuesday.
Harry Mlnard, of Austin, was in town
last Thursday and Friday.
Ex-Sheriff Moore, of Coudersport, is
in town to-day on business.
Henry Alderfer, of Sinnemahoning
was in town yesterday evening.
Frank Seger has gone to Pittsburg
where he has secured a position.
Miss Carrie Specht. of More Hill
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Chas Welsh, of Buckwalter, was taking
in the sights at Emporium, Sunday.
Rev. Graybill, of St. Marys, visited
Emporium on Monday and Tuesday.
Geo. A. Walker visited Bloomsbury
last week and attended the meeting of the
Consistory.
j. b. Schrievcr is out again. we are
pleased to note, after serious struggle
with quinsy.
Mrs. j. s. Douglas, Of Olean, was in
Emporium on Tuesday, guest Of Mrs. G.
NJ. Thomas.
John w. Norris and wife, of Blow
vile, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents: at this place
NJ. Blodget, of Wyside, was in town
on Monday and made us a social visit
Come again, friend.
Miss Ella Herrick was taken to Erie
last Sunday, for medical treatment. We
hope she may be benefited
Mr.. Allen Baldwin and family have
moved from Heating, Summit to Empo-
rum, residing on Third street.
Ex-County Commissioner John A.
Wykoff, Of Grove, attended argument
court, at this place, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Green enter
tanned Judge Mayer and several friends
at six o'clock dinner, on Monday.
Miss Rose Halderman, of Olean, visited
friends and relatives at this place over
Sunday, guest of her brother Lee Hader-
man.
T. H. Norris and wife drove up from
Sterling Run on Saturday and visited
with relatives and friends until Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Jos. Kaye returned from Will
Transport Hospital, on Monday evening.
While not entirely recovered, she is
greatly improved
Frank d. McCollum, of Oil City,
visited his cousins, Mrs Mullin and the
Misses Gould, at this place, this morning,
while enroute to Milton
B. E. Jones has purchased the prop
erty occupied by A. C. Blum, so that
genial gentleman and family will enjoy
the pleasure of 'fitting."
B. c. johnson and wife, of Cameron
visited in Emporium on Tuesday, before
departing for Johnsonburg, where they
will reside in the future.
The Misses Hutchinson and Swayne.
two OF Austin's most charming young
ladies, were guests of Miss Ella Newton.
Of East Sixth street, over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. j. Welsh, we are informed
is very dangerously i'll with erysipelas in
the head. DIR. Bardwell is attending her
and reports this (Thursday) morning her
condition as being much improved
Mr.. f. H. Kamler, employed by Mr..
John Eddemen, at this place, was mar
ried at Olean, n. y, yesterday, to Miss
Annie Tumser. The newly married
couple will arrive in Emporium this
evening.
Our good-natured friend, Datus w.
Ensign, of Rich Valley, is celebrating
the arrival of beautiful little lady at
his happy home. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely, so grandpa Ensign in
forms us.
Word has been received from DR..
DeLong, who is in Philadelphia, inform
ing his relatives at this place that an
operation will not be necessary at present.
The DIR. will arrive in Emporium the
latter part Of this week.
One of VIM. Gross children fell last
Sunday, while playing in the house,
breaking its left arm DR.. Heilman is
attending the injury. This is the second
time the little one has met with a SINH
lar accident, within year.
DIR. Claude Lee Bradford, of Austin,
was married at Geneva, n. Y, April
2lst, to Miss Katherine Nugcnt They
have returned to Austin where the Dr.
has large practice. His many Empo.
rum friends extend congratulations.