Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-07-26

Lebanon.
Mrs. NJ. Murphy is visiting friends at
Bellefonte.
w. H Hackenberg of Gardeau was
in town Monday.
F. S. Coppersmith drove to Sizerville
Wednesday morning.
Robert Flemming, of Remove, was
in town on Monday.
"Cash" Shaffer of Sinnamahoning
was in town Tuesday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Hemphill had official
business at Austin on Tuesday.
Geo w. Leavitt of Beechwood was
in town between trains OH Tuesday.
Joe O'Byrne is spending his summer
vacation with his parents at this place.
Mr.. William Cheattle, of st. Marys,
| had business in Emporium on Tues
day.
Mr.. Judd Parker, of Gardeau, spent
Sunday, as usual, with Emporium
friends.
Misses Frank and Nellie Huntley, of
Driftwood, are guests of Miss Mary
Dawson this week.
Miss Addie Chase, who has been III
Emporium for several weeks returned
to Austin last Saturday.
Ed. Ingersoll was shaking hands
with old acquaintances in Emporium
the fore part of the week.
Sam Lee, the Chinese laundryman, is
preparing to leave us, having refused
to accept any more ''washee"
Chemist Beers, of Climax Powder
Company, is now celebrating the arri-
val of a girl baby at his residence.
Fred Huntington and his cousin Miss
Grace Leet drove over to Coudersport
on Monday to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Ed. Yeagle Mrs. Rockwell's drug
clerk, returned on Tuesday from Will
iamsport where he was examined in
pharmacy.
Geo. a. Walker, Jr., and Joe Jordan
were with the party that wheeled to
Sterling Run Tuesday to witness the
game of ball.
Haven Johnson, drug clerk for l..
Taggart left to-day Thursday for
Scranton where he will spend his va.
cation with his parents.
Miss Celia Hogan, who has been en-
ployed in New York city for several
months, as stenographer, came home
on Saturday to visit her parents
Jasper Harris is going to Olean Sun
day and says he is going to be married
but not to tell the small boys as he
don't like the calithumpian band.
Frank Pearsall and Chas. Hockey
wheeled TO oternng Run on tuesday
to witness the game of ball between
Benezette and the Sterling Run team.
G. w. Lee made a short trip to En-
porium, Wednesday morning. ....L.
Taggart was a business visitor in john
sonburg Tuesday y.-JohnsonburgP Press
Chas. Prosser has moved his family
to Glen Hazel, where he has accepted
a contract to haul chemical wood.
We wish Mr.. Prosser and family sue
cess in their new location.
Mrs. Geo. o. Baker and son of New
York city are guests of DR.. A. w.
Baker and wife at this place. The DR..
and the young man made the PRESS
pleasant call Tuesday.
Word was received here on Sunday
morning of the arrival of boy baby
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs M. j.
Burns, at Mt. Alto, Pa. Grandpa
Creighton is all smiles.
Thos. H. Norris and family came
down from Portland Mills on Tuesday
to visit c. G. Fay and wife. T. H. re-
turned home yesterday, leaving wife
and son here for few days.
Hon. l. K. Hockey, of this place,
and his brother Jacob Hockey of Pitts
sburg, are visiting their old home,
down on the farm, at Muncy, but they
promised faithfully before going that
they would not go near the horses.
G. M. Purdy accompanied by his
wife and children, stopped in Empori-
nm last Sunday, guests at Warner
House. Mr.. Purdy resided in Empo-
rum fifteen years ago and was en-
ployed in the PRESS office.
Mrs Elizabeth Van Lew, of Marshall,
Kansas, is visiting Chas. A. Van Lew
and wife, at this place. Mrs. Van Lew
moved to Kansas thirty-six years ago
and this is the first visit east during
that period.
Louis White, who has been visiting
his mother in Buffalo for some time,
stopped off in Emporium between