Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-05-23
Prof. H. F. stauffer, of Millville, N.

D., IOTIHerly prlHclpai Vi emporium
schools, delivered the class address at
the Commencement exercises last Fri
! day evening, and from all accounts
must have been an able effort Our
absence from home prevented our at
tending and enjoying the treat, for we
feel assured an Emporium audience
would give him a royal welcome.
Mr.. George Volker and family, of
Buffalo, are spending some time in
Emporium, guests of Warner House.
Our beautiful scenery and delightful
climate are attracting the attention of
the city folks.
Geo. Givler, of Tyrone, was in
Emporium yesterday, guest of A. F..
Andrews and wife. He came here to
look after his brothers grave and
plant some flowers. Mrs. Givler died
about year ago.
S. G. McElwain, one of Driftwood's IS
most energetic citizens and hustiing
Republicans, was in Emporium on
Tuesday, shaking hands with friends.
We were favored with call and were
glad to greet our good friend.
We regret to learn that Chas. l..
Butler, who is employed at Mankey
Manufacturing Company's works, had
the misfortune to fall from a ladder,
last Monday injuring one of his legs.
Miss Louise Bonham leaves to-day
on visit to Washington, d. c., and
other points, after which she goes to
Franklin to spend her vacation. Miss
Bonham is an excellent teacher
Mr.. Riley Warner and wife visited
their daughter in Philadelphia last
week. Mrs. Wasner remained there,
while Mr.. Warner returned home on
Friday last.
d. B. Johnson, of Arksill, was trans
acting business in Emporium on Tues
day and called to see the PRESS. He
in company with his son, have taken a
large lumber job on Guy Run.
Miss Helen Van Valkenburg, assis-
tant principal of our schools, left for
home at Wellsboro, last Monday,
where she will pass part of her vaca-
tion.
Fred Leathers, of Howard, Pa, was
calling on Emporium friends yester-
day. He informed the PRESS that his
father, W. T. Leathers, died May s.
j. S. Douglas came over from Olean
yesterday noon and remained until
to-day to attend the funeral of his
friend Samuel L. Stoddard.
B. w. Green, Henry Auchu and ye
editor visited in Philadelphia last
week and took in the reception and
banquet to Senator Quay.
Jury Commissioners D. S. Logue, of
Gibson, transacted business in town
on Wednesday and dropped in to
have chat with we editor.
j. H. Swain came over from Buffalo
and visited with his family over Sun
day. He expects to move there with
in few days.
A. w. Mason has commenced opera
tions on Brown, Clarke & Howe
lands, recently purchased from S. S.
Hacket.
Or. Clark, of Olean, was in Empori-
um last Tuesday in consultation with
Drs. Smith, Bardwell and Heilman.
R. A. Cartright, of Brockport, Pa,
registered at the Warner House last
night, being en- route for Buffalo.
Chas. w. Shaffer and Geo. A. Walk
er, Jr., went to Ridgway last Tuesday
to witness the Sousa recitals.
A. H. Shafer, of Emporium, was a
business visitor in town the last of the
week.-Coudersport Democrat.
Engineer Webster, accompanied by
his wife and sweet little daughter,
were PRESS visitors last week.
Mr.. Lawler, of Saratoga Springs, N.
Y, has been visiting his brother, w.
M. Lawler at this place.
William Cheattle, of st. Mary's, is
transacting business in town to-day.
Miss Agnes Hutchinson, of Austin,
visited friends here last Sunday.
Fred Huntington returned home
from Buffalo last evening.
w. H. Howard has been on the sick
list for several days.
N. Seger has the finest line of sum.
mer clothing in the county. Call and
examine his stock before you purchase
your summer suit.
Letter to w. II. Cramer.