Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-06-14

day.
L. A. Waltman Of Wrightsville, spent
Sunday in town with L. b. Lloyd and
family.
Frank and Walter Linninger, of
Cameron were PRESS visitors this
morning.
Capt. Barclay and Col. j. O. Brook
bank transacted business in town on
Monday.
Miss Marion Judd returned on Mon
day from visiting Mrs. Thos Mullen at
Sheffield, Pa.
Thos. Lysett this morning received
a telegram announcing the death of
VIM. Launiger5 mother at Elmira.
Rev. DR.. Clark, Rector of st. Luke's
Episcopalian church, Of Eldred, was in
Emporium on Monday, guest of Rev.
Mr.. Robertson.
Mrs. J. G. Lynch, who is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Glare at Cameron, circulated among
friends in town on Wednesday.
Geo. 4. Walker, Jr., viii attend the
commencement exercises OF Ithaca
Conservatory of Music, to be present
at the graduation of his sister, Miss
Grace, which takes place June DIST.
Mrs. John Pepperman and Miss Su-
sic Wheaton will leave next Tuesday
morning for Montoursville where they
will attend the Epworth League Dis
trict Convention, as delegates from the
Emporium Chapter.
Mrs. Henry Auchu and Mrs. II. II.
Mullin left this morning on visit to
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City They will take a peep at the
Republican National Convention be-
fore they return.
Thos. II. Norris and wife, of Portland
Mills, spent Sunday in town, guests OF
Mrs. Norris parents, G. c. Fay and
wife. On Sunday Thomas Horris Fay
Norris was christened at Emmanuel
Church, by Rev. Mr.. Robertson.
Mary Robinson, of Emporium, Cam
erOn county, to the Grammar School
in upper Dublin, Montgomery county,
ut a salary of $500 West Chester
News. The many Emporium friends
of the lady will be agreeably pleased
to learn Of her good fortune.
H. II. Moat, of Bennetts Branch, was
attending the land sales last Monday
and before departing for home paid
the PRESS a substantial visit. We re-
gret to learn that this gentleman has
been in poor health for some time and
that his family are also in poor health.
a. d. Gould and wife, of Eldred, Wis
tied in Emporium over Sunday, guests
of relatives. Mr.. Gould is in the en-
ploy Of Uncle Sam, operating new
invention known as the Remodelscope,
and exhibited its wonderful miraculous
powers while assisting the ladies with
the Spinsters' Convention, Tuesday
| evening.
Mrs. James DAWN went to Oxford,
Pa, on Tuesday to attend the wedding
of niece. Mr.. DAWN win meet her III
Philadelphia, where both will Join in
the great Republican celebration Mon
| day evening. Mr.. DAWN was many
years ago a resident of Philadelphia,
having located in the Quaker city up
on his return from cruise of the
world.
Mrs. f. O. Bardwell was taken to
Buffalo on Monday by her husband,
Dr. f. o. Bardwell, to be operated on
by DR. Mann, for the removal of an
abcess. The operation took place on
| Tuesday morning. DR.. Bardweli re-
turned last evening and reports the
operation success. Mrs. Bardwell is
doing nicely and her early recovery is
very promising.
Capt. J. G. Johnson and N. n. Met
calf were Coudersport visitors on Sat
urday last. They are engaged in
securing the right of way for the Sus-
quehanna & Northern Railway which
runs from Bailey Run to Sinnamahon-
ing. They are paying quite literally
for the land taken along the First Fork
and will probably come to terms with
all the settlers without litigation
Potter Journal
Census Enumerator A. G. Blum has
completed his work in East and Mid
die Wards and expresses himself de-
lighted with the courteous manner in
which he was treated by our citizens.
w. L. Thomas reports his work in
Shippen great sport and worth half
his life. He wishes he had nothing to
do but take census the balance of his
days. We have not heard from friends
Baird, McElwain and Gentry, but will
wager a shad they are doing their