Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-01-04

| eron, was In Emporium on Wednes-
day.
! Miss Sarah Mcdonald left yesterday
| for st. Marys, where she will attend
school.
r. II. Norris and wife, of Portland
Mills, visited G. G. Fay and wife on
| Christmas.
! Express Agent Logan and Miss
Name visited Williamsport relatives
on Saturday.
| Mrs. John J. Hinkle has gone to
! Philad elphia to visit her husband for
a few weeks.
Jake Slaigle went to Remove on
Monday and assisted the railroad boys
at their dance.
Prof Schwab, of Tannery school, at
Sterling Run, called on Emporium
friends last week.
Chas. W. Shaffer is now member of
the law firm of Green & Shaffer Con-
gratulations, Chas.
Miss Grace Walker, who is employed
at Ithaca University of music, came
home for the holidays.
J. B. Schriever and family returned
to Wilkes Barre on Wednesday after
visiting in town for several days.
w. j. jameson, of Buffalo, private
secretary to Frank B. Baird, transacted
business in Emporium yesterday and
! to-day.
Miss Mary Robinson, who is attend
! ing Normal at West Chester, visited
her parents in Emporium the past two
weeks
Mrs. Thos. Gallagher and Miss Maize
Gallagher are visiting relatives and
taking in the sights at Philadelphia
this week.
County Auditor VIM. II. Logue of
Gibson, was a PRESS visitor on Monday
and carried away a receipt for the
PRESS for 1900.
Misses Grace and Bessie McCaslin
| left yesterday for Cleveland to visit
relatives. They expect to be absent
| several weeks
The new County Auditors, Messrs.
w. H. Logue, G. L. Butler and M.
Brennan are busy at work on the
county books.
Mrs. John E. Smith, ofSterling Run,
was guest of Mrs. M. p. Whiting on
Wednesday. On Thursday they visit
ed Ridgway relatives.
Miss Mary Schropp, ofLebanon, Pa,
is visiting Mr., and Mrs. G. M. Pott, on
Sixth street. Miss s. is daughter of the
editor of Lebanon News.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Grant Egbert and
child, of Ithaca, visited their parents,
Geo. A. Walker and family, at this
place, during the holidays.
Mr. r. Z. Avery and wife, of Buffalo,
N. Y, attended the Morrison-Murry
wedding and remained here for several
days to visit relatives and old friends
Don M. Larrabee, who is attending
Pennsylvania University law depart
ment, visited his parents in town the
past two weeks. He returned to Phila-
delphia on Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson, of Bryan Hill,
who has been receiving treatment at
the Pennsylvania University Hospital
at Philadelphia, returned home last
Monday, greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Osborn and son
Hayde, have enjoyed a visit with EN-
porium relatives and friends during
the past week. They were guests of
Mrs. O's mother, Mrs J. NJ. Judd.
Geo. Crawford turned up in time to
enjoy Emporiums good cheer during
| the holidays and could not break away
from his many friends until after the
New Years ball. Geo. is all right.
We were pleased to meet our old
friend c. II. Sage, Jr., of Johnsonberg,
who with his wife, came down to spend
Christmas with Mrs. SIS parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Delos Burlingame at Sizer-
vile.
Thos. C. Johnson came up from
| Pittsburg and visited with his father,
Hon. j. c. johnson, and brother Fred,
during Christmas week. He is actively
engaged in real estate business in the
Smoky City.
Our greatly esteemed friend E. Lord,
of Sterling Run, was a very welcome
caller at the PRESS sanctum last Satur-
day. Mr.. Lord has been one of our
prompt paying subscribers ever since
the first issue of this journal, in 1866.
He does not require reminder.
The PRESS regrets to say that Ralph
G. Smutz, who has been employed by
j. III. Day as clerk, has resigned to
accept a position at Tidioute Mr..
Smutz was universally respected by
by our people and one and all regret
his departure.
Since our last issue there has been a
very material increase in the popula-
ton of Emporium, boys predominant
ing. The following homes were made
happy: Ed. Blinzler, boy; A. M. Mat
tison, girl; Michael Mulcahey, boy;
Moses Johnson, boy; o. B. Barnes, girl;
Jos. Kinsler, boy; John Peitjaclz, boy
Mrs V. NJ. Kepler, of Central City,
Col, has been visiting her relatives
and friends in Emporium the past
week. Mrs. X. resided here many
years ago and will be pleasantly re-
membered by many of our citizens as
Miss Hertig. The lady favored the
! PRESS sanctum with a call and we
were very glad to meet her, an esteem
ed friend of our boyhood days.
Ex-County Commissioner Thos.
Dougherty, of Driftwood, visited in
Emporium last Saturday and transact
ed business at the seat of finance Be
fore leaving town he paid his respects
] To the PRISS and entertained nc nleas.