Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-05-31

at McInnes Steel w orks, was IRESS
visitor last evening. Mr.. X. will read
his own PRESS for another year.
Addison Gross visited York State
friends the first of this week He missed
half of his life by being absent Monday
afternoon. Ask "Smike.'
w. B. Bullock, who left Emporium,
number years ago, and located in Florida,
has returned to his old love and will make
this place his future home.
Chas. A. Bell, of Lebanon, came up
on Tuesday to transact business with the
furnace company. He reports his 'new
girl and wife doing nicely, thank you"
Mrs. Thos. Moore, of Sterling Run,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr. Il.
G. Davey and wife, on -Four Mile, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
John T. Earl, of Philadelphia, was Wis
iting friends in Emporium on Sunday.
Mr.. Earl is now employed by the Penn
sylvania railroad company in Philadelphia.
j. H. Moorehouse and wife, accompa-
MED by their two children, are visiting n.
Seger and family for few weeks. They
greatly enjoy our pure mountain air and
water.
Edward Doll of Sizerville, registered at
the Hotel Connolly Monday evening"
A. E. Bupp of Emporium had business
in this city Tuesday.-Port Allegany
Press.
Martin Bowen and Dr. ID. d. Colcord
who were transacting business in Empor-
ium yesterday, called to pay their respects
to the Press. Both are stalwart Re
publicans.
The Democrat understands that Mrs.
j. II. Sewers and granddaughter, Beulah
Chambers, will again take up their resi-
dencc in Smethport the latter part of next
September. er.-Smetbport Democrat.
Mr.. John Weissman came over from
Olean on Tuesday to spend the week
with his wife, who is visiting her parents
at this place Johns many Emporium
friends were glad to meet him.
Mr. JAS Murray, one of our most es-
teemed friends and tor twenty-one years
subscriber to this journal, was a welcome
caller on Tuesday. He has been employ
ed for many years at the Emporium
tannery.
+. j. Rcntz, on Sunday, received IA
telegram apprising him of the sudden
death OF his brother-in-.aw, Mr., IL. A.
Hess, at Philadelphia. Deceased leaves
wife and three children. Mr.. RentZ
went to Montgomery Monday to attend
the funeral from the residence Of the de-
ceased's mother.
w. S. Warner contemplates starting
for Wisconsin within the next two weeks.
-Allen Baldwin, one of the successful
lemlock jobbers of this section, Was a call
er at this Office on Tuesday. His oper-
ations will be in Cowloy Run this year,
and he is about ready to begin.-Austin
Autograph.
Joseph Farley had several ribs broken
and was quite badly used up Saturday.
His team became unmanagcab]e and he
stepped to their heads to hold them when
they made wild dash, overturning the
wagon and running over him. DR.. v
X. Corbett was called and fixed him up
and he is now improving as fast as could
be expected,-Driftwood Gazette.
Leon Felt sustained quite a severe
cut on two fingers of his left hand, one
day last week, while assisting his
mother in opening fruit cans.
Mrs. Geo. d. Kinkead, who came
) here to attend the funeral of her mother
Mrs. JAS. r. Bucher, some weeks ago
returned to her home at Johnstown
last Saturday.
Our friend Stowe Barton, of the In
dependent, has treated his little palace
e residence to a coat of paint.