Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-07-12

Emporium, after an absence of several
months at Bolivar, N. Y.
Mrs. John M. Gillon, ofPhiladelphia
came up last week to spend few days
with DIR. Smith and wife, at this place.
Mr.. Go. P. Jonesand bridereturned
yesterday morning on the flyer from
their honeymoon tour to Boston, New
York City, Brooklyn and other eastern
cities.
Ex-County Commissioner G. W. Bel
din, of Sinnemahoning, was transact
ed business in Emporium to-day. OF
course our old friend called to see the
PRESS.
Miss Ruth Mir -ck, of Ridgway and
Miss Carrie HIlyard, of Watsontown,
two very charming young ii,tiies, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Auchu
and family, last Friday and Saturday.
j. D. Bell celebrated the Fourth
with a clear conscience and has been
happy and contented ever since. He
called on the prh,ter and now r s
his own paper. There are others that
might follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Ihos. Logue, an aged
couple, who live on the East Branch,
and daughter Mrs. Tillie Ross, of
Wharton, visited in Emporium among
friends and relatives last week, guests
of n. T. SWartz and wife.
J. p. McNarney appeared at his of
flee last Tuesday morning, after being
confined to his residence two weeks,
caring for his sick son. MAC" says it
is not very pleasant to be quarantined
and Goes not itch for more of it.
The families of F. P. Rentz and A.
G. Blum will spend 70 weeks on
Moore Hill, having renteu the Wade
Spence house. The husbands will
visit their families every Sunday and
attend Sabbath school regularly. Of
course (the mem would not think Of
going near the trout streams. At
least Rentz says they will not.
Miss Fleming of Emporium was the
the guest of Miss Katie Fry last week.
.-~.Percy Fry, of Emporium, visited
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fry in
this cit7 on Wednesday Miss Alma
Smith, of Driftwood, was the guest of
Miss Dortha Jacklin this week.. :.
Geo. A. A.Walker, Jr., of Emporium, one
of the leading base ball enthu siasts in
this section, was seen among the
bleachers Wednesday,. The Rev.
Fathers Cosgrove, of Smethport,
Mackin of Kinney, Downey of EN-
polium and Broidy of Startwell, were
in town assisting Father Becker dur
ing the Forty Hours. Port Allegany
Reporter.
DR.. H. w. Good, of Philadelphia,
came to Emporium July 4th to spend
the week with our friends John J.
Hinkle and wife, returning to the
Quaker City last Sunday evening, ac-
companied by Mr.. Hinkle. Both gen.
tlemen enjoyed their outing in Cam
eron county and returned to their
work we'll pleased with Emporium.
While Mr. Hinkle ''is one of us,'' DR..
Good came to our town a perfect
stranger to all, except a few friends,
and expressed himself as delighted
with our kind, hospitable people and
grand scenery. We hope the Dr. may
return to Emporium at some future
date and no doubt "Farmer Hinkle''
will see that he does.
J. A. Johnston, wife and son Lloyd,
spent their July vacation at Buffalo,
Depew and Niagara Falls, and report
an enjoyable trip. The towns of De.
pew and Lancaster and surrounding
lands are veritable flower garden, so
charming that the eye could never tire
looking upon its exquisite beauty.
The possessions of the Depew Land I'M
provement Co., of which Mr.. S. @.
Mingle is General Manager, deserves
notice for the extreme beauty it por-
trays, and the management tor it's adj
mirable tact and good taste. Not a
stick, stone or any unsightly thing is
allowed to present itself to view, little
clusters of grass along the streets are
taken up by the roots and carted away
as fast as they appear. 1t would be
delight to describe the whole scope of
those towns and intervening section to
Buffalo but space will not permit it
this week.
Coal Crusiler.
The Emporium Furnace Co., have
commenced crushing coal at the COM
pany's works near Canoe Run The
coke ovens have been fired and a
thorough test will be made to ascer-
tain whether the coal will properly