Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-08-23

severe tussle with typhoid fever is
holding his own
Henry Monett, of Courtwright, Pa,
has been transacting business in En-
porium the past week.
John Lynch and Frank Parker, of
Sterling Run, came up yesterday to
witness the ball game.
Miss Maud Thomas expects to leave
next Monday for Philadelphia to at
tend commercial college.
Mr.. Copp, of ST. Marys, attended the
social entertainment given by Miss
Nellie Hogan last evening.
Jay Paul Felt returned to Philadel-
phia on Monday, his wife and children
remaining here for some time.
Mrs. Bisel, Miss Margaret Cavey and
nurse Miss Beatrice Miller, are spend
ing two weeks at Atlantic City.
William Hackenberg expects to re-
turn to Emporium, Oct. 1st, and will
occupy his Fifth street residence.
Miss Edna Cruice left Wednesday
for jamestown where she will visit her
little friend Miss Nadene Morgan.
w. o. Mankey, of Williamsport,
visited in town on Tuesday, greeting
his brother G. F. Mankey and family.
Dan'l Burton and wife, of Austin, are
visiting in Emporium, guests of Mrs.
BIS parents, John Montgomery and
family.
Mrs Martin Herbstreet, of st. Marys,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Haviland
this week.
Miss O'Hara left Monday morning
for Niagara Falls and trip down the
st. Lawrence, stopping at Montreal
and Quebec.
John T. Furlong and Mort Dininney,
| of Sterling Run, were up to see the
ball game yesterday and called at the
| PRESS office.
Mr. Fred Julian and wife and Miss
Gussie Vossage returned last evening
from visiting in Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and other points.
Miss Bessie Lyon, Of Ibena, o., who
has spent the past two months with her
uncle Ii. G. Lyons, returned to her
home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Whiteley, of
Philadelphia, who have been visiting
w. II. Howard and wife, at this place,
returned home yesterday.
G. G. Snyder, of Summerland, Cal,
former Emporium citizen, writes for
the PRESS and wishes to be remem-
bered to his old Emporium friends.
Frank r. Downey and wife, of Har-
risburg, arrived in Emporium on Tues
day to visit their parents Dan'l Dow
ney and family on West Fifth street.
II. w. Graham, Parker Jackson,
"Shorty" Harrington, and a number
other good feeling colored citizens at
week.
Miss Nellie Huntley, of Driftwood,
visited in Emporium last evening,
guest of Miss Mary Dawson. She
came to attend the party given by
Miss Nellie Hogan.
Mrs. G. Zarps and Mrs. H. Jewel, OF
Emporium, and Mrs. A. Carry, of Erie,
have returned to their homes after q
few days visit with Mrs. V. Schriever
Kane Republican.
Messrs. Gillon and Miesel, of Reno
vo, and Messrs. Windfelder and Gerg,
of st. Marys, attended the pleasant
party given last evening by Miss
Nellie Hogan, at the opera house.
Mrs. j. II. Reed, who has been very
low with typhoid fever at the home o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Rob
inson, on Fifth street, is some better al
this time, we are glad to hear.
Messrs. David Baldwin and D. G
Moore, of the Clarion ball team and
) who are students at Harvard, ant
Jefferson Medical College, respectively
) were the guests of Don M. Larrabet
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Wallace SIocum and Miss. Ger
f trude Gauntz left on the S:35 a. m
train Tuesday for New York State
? We are informed that the knot prepar
ed by cupid will be tied in a double
bow before their return. You needn'
believe it if you don't want to, we jus
have Wallace's word for it.
DR.. McCabe, the auburn" drug clerl
for r. G. Dodson, has for some tim
: spent his Sundays in the grove soutl
= of town where he is studying tn
, growth of pine tree with the hope o
some day discovering a remarkabl
"Indian remedy" Since the Indian
? have all left this country we are at
loss to know what he will do with it.