Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-08-09

Ed. Stewart, of Cameron mines, was
PRESS caller on Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Julian, manager of Climax
Powder Company, is in New York on
business.
VIM. Wade, of Sterling Run, made
Emporium a visit on Wednesday and
Thursday.
A. d. Gould, of Eldred, stopped in
Emporium yesterday to visit his sisters
over night.
Mrs. Will Tebo and children return
ed last Saturday from visiting relatives
at Williamsport.
Mrs. Nellie NJ Gould, of Buffalo, is
the guest of her cousins Mrs. Mullin
and the Misses Gould.
j. j. Schwab, of Cameron, was in
Emporium last Friday on business and
called at the PRESS Office.
Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald and daughter
Miss Christie, are spending few days
on Lake Erie, near Buffalo.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Whitley and wife, of
Philadelphia, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w H. Howard on Sixth street.
Mrs Ed. Blinzler and son who have
visited Mrs. BIS home at st. Marys the
past two weeks, returned home Tues
day last.
Stephen Collins, Jr., of Olean, is
now employed in Graham's barber
shop. He is like his father, a first-class
workman.
j. H. Colby, who is manager of the
Sinnamahoning Kindling-wood Fac
tory is evidently the right man in the
right place.
G. w. Rishell has been visiting his
parents and friends at Clentondale,
Clinton county, the past two weeks.
He returned home Tuesday evening.
B. w. Green and niece, Miss Alice
Montgomery, are taking in the sights
at Mt. Gretna this week, where the
National Guard are in camp.
Frank Judd returned from Buffalo
on Tuesday where he purchased Il
number of fine horses. He brought
home with him a handsome pony for
his children.
Cameron Hutchins, of st. Marys,
spent the day Tuesday with Harry
Derby in Emporium. CAMS many
friends here were glad to see him and
have a talk over former school days.
w. Harve Welsh, of West Fifth street,
was welcome visitor to PRESS sane
tum last Monday evening. While Mr.
Welsh is good citizen and industrious,
reliable carpenter, he is stalwart Re-
publican always.
G. w. Lewis, of Vineland, N. j.,
thirty-four years ago a resident of EN-
porium, is visiting relatives and friends
in this county. We had the pleasure
of meeting the gentleman and found
him an enthusiastic Republican.
Miss Emma Schlect spent Sunday
with her parents at Emporium. Cal
vim Eberts spent Sunday with Empo-
rum friends. E. Miss Florence Schlect
left for her home in Emporium Satur-
day last after short visit with John
sonburg nds.-Johnsonburg Press.
Mrs. j. p. Felt and Miss Edith King,
Of Friendship, who have been visiting
friends in Washington, o., returned to
Emporium on Tuesday. Miss King
left for her home yesterday, having
decided that she did not care to be
cinder catcher any longer for the Low
Grade r. r.
Our townsman Mr.. N. Seger, who
has been making a tour of Europe,
during the past two months, returned
to Emporium Tuesday morning. He
greatly enjoyed his visit, especially to
his old home in Germany and at the
Paris Exposition. Mr.. Seger, while he
enjoyed his visit immensely, is glad to
get home again.
Mr.. j. Levizey, Mrs. S. M. Firth,
Mrs. Thos. Levizey and Miss Laughlin,
OF Philadelphia, were guests at the
Warner Honse several days during the
past week, leaving here on Monday.
They are owners of large body of
land in this county and contemplate
testing the same for oil and gas as
soon the timber is removed by Hall &
Kaul.
Riley Warner, the popular landlord
of the Warner House, Emporium, was
in town on Monday Miss Ada Car
rity, of Emporium, is spending q few
days with her sister, Miss Stella, of the
Combination Store. Mr.. J. B. Bedard
and family left on Sotnr6o,- loct fo,