Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-05-10

B. w. Green transacted business at
Atlantic City last Saturday.
Miss Estella M. Wylie, of Sterling
Run, is visiting friends in town to-day
Misses Jennie and May Gould leave
! tomorrow to visit Buffalo friends for a
week.
J. P. Felt returned on Monday from
North Carolina, where he attended the
funeral of his mother at Wake Forest,
N. @.
Mrs. w. s. Warner was summoned
to Emporium last week by the serious
illness of her mother.-Austin Auto
graph.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Miss Wiley, of
| Beechwood, attended commencement
exercises here last evening, returning
home to-day.
Miss Maud Steck, the lady book
keeper at Emporium Machine Co.'s
works, is visiting at Williamsport and
having her eyes treated.
John d. Klein, of Williamsport, a
former resident of this place, has been
dangerously i'll but at this writing is
reported much improved.
Hon. B. e. .Wormelsdorff, of Phillips
burg, coal and coke expert, is exam
ining the coal openings of the Sinna-
mahoning Iron Company.
Hon. J. G. Johnson is on important
railroad business on First Fork, in
connection with right of way for the
Goodyear road to Sinnamahoning.
Mr.. G. B. Shadman, clerk in Z. S.
Senate document department, who is
visiting his parents at this place, was
an agreeable PRESS visitor yesterday.
Mathew O'Byrne, Sr., has gone to
Pittsburg to spend few days. Mrs.
O'Byrne has been there for two weeks.
being called to attend the funeral of a
relative.
Alva H. Gregory, editor of Johnson
burg Press, attended commencement
exercises last evening. His cousin,
Miss Bertha Gregory, was one of the
graduates.
Chief operator T. V. Mulligan is suf-
fering with severe attack of erysipe-
las which confines him for the present
| to his rooms at the Remove Hotel
Remove News.
G. A. Hopler, the portrait artist from
Williamsport, is stopping in town for
few days. Orders may be left at
RockwelPs drug store where specimen
copies of work can be seen.
e. M. Parrott, of Rochester, has been
transacting business in Emporium this
week. Mr.. Parrott was formerly man.
ager of the Furnace at this place and
President of the Sinnamahoning Iron
Company.
Mr. Elmer G. Putnam and bride, nee
| ABLY Mason, were PRESS visitors on
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. B. E.
Lord, of Emporium. They will locate
permanently at Sterling Run, we are
are glad to learn.
This morning w. A. Sprung of EN-
porium, one of our oldest and best
railroad friends of olden times, favored
this office with call which will long
be remembered. Many pleasant mem
cries were recalled, and we trust that
Mr.. Sprung enjoyed the visit as much
as we did. Come again, 'Bill. Port
Allegany Press.
Mrs Thos. II. Norris and son arrived
in Emporium last Thursday and are
guests of Mrs. MS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G.. Fay. The terrible forest
fires about Portland Mills compelled
Mr.. Norris to send his wife and son tc
Emporium for safety. Mr.. N. arrived
in Emporium last Tuesday upon al
important mission. 1t is intimated hi
came in contact with goat.
L. S. Fisk, who recently moved from
Emporium to St. Marys, has been elect
ed instructor of the band. The Gazett,
last week, says: ''Mr. Fisk, one of th
present members, will take the position
of instructor. He is also an exception
ally able man in his line so we expec
our band to still keep on improving
1t is the intention of the boys to ente
+ the contest for honors at the BAN
tournament to be held during the sum
mer."
;. N. Seger is rushing his Summer sui
, sale See him at once.
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