Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-22
Miss Grace Leot is at Buffalo this

Mrs. o. f. Elwell and Mrs. j. Slagle
are at Pan-Am.
r. IL. Hirsch made business Buffalo
trip on Tuesday.
It was voted to hold the convention
at st. Marys next year.
Mrs. f. G. Rieck and children are
visiting friends in Canada.
Miss Scolds of Kane is visiting Mrs.
G. J. Howard at Sizerville.
Miss Ethel Windward, of Boston, is
the guest of Miss Anna Metzger.
Miss Rubie Thomas, of fWilliamsport,
is visiting at the Wiley homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Ault, of Nebraska
are visiting relatives here this week.
Capt c. L. Barclay, of Sinnemahon-
ing was at the county seat Wednesday.
Mr.. J. w. Kaye is absent on an eX-
tended business visit to Philadelphia.
G. NJ. Thomas and family took the
flyer Tuesday morning for the Pan-Am.
J. T. Parsons made a flying business
trip to Lock Haven, first of the week
Mrs. j. S. Wiley and Mrs. C. G. Fay
are on an extended visit with Cory
friends.
Mrs. Dewitt Felt and Ms. j. Paul
Felt are sight seeing at the Pan-Am-
! erican.
Thos. Cleary is rejoicing over the
arrival Of that girl baby at his home on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Al. Hayes and wife Of Bradford,
visited d. c. Hayes and family the
past week.
Hon. John U. Shaffer, Editor Of the
Remove Record was in town between
trains Friday.
B. w. Green and family are making
their annual summer trip to Mr.. Green's
Tioga county farm.
Mr. J. f. Curtin, of Pittsburg, form
erly of Driftwood is visiting in En-
porium this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Dickinson, son
and daughter are taking in the Pan
American for week.
Mrs. Sue Fauzy and sister Miss Bessie
Dunkle Of Olean are visiting En-
porium friends this week.
Our old friend G. L. Butler is con-
fined to bed with severe attack of
rheumatism and pluerisy.
Mail agent Chauncy Burnell and wife
are among those doing the all Ameri-
can show at Buffalo this week.
Mr. Herbert Day, wife, and daughter
Ethel are viewing the sights of the
Exposition at the Rain Bow city.
Miss Florence Mcdonald of Drift.
wood is the guest of her cousin Miss
Christie Macdonald on Fifth st.
Mrs. ]. H. Reed of Williamsport and
Miss Alice Paul of Waynesboro, are
nf n Do g.,
B. U. Slocum has secured a position
as machinist at Cleveland o. and has
removed his family to that place.
Mrs. Straus, of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Julian
returned to her home Wednesday.
Boyd Bloom. of Willamsport, has
been visiting his brother-in-law j. E.
Ness and family the past few days
Orves Hemphill, who is located at
Crescent Springs, came home last week
and attended the firemen's convention.
G. J. Miller, of Mason Hill was trans
acting business III Emporium on Mon
day and made the Press a pleasant
call.
Miss Ada Hockey who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. VIM.
Howard at Williamsport has returned
home.
c. R. Hustled, the faithful manager of
Leet & Co. store, is taking a much
needed vacation. He will visit the
Pan-American.
Miss Maude Thomas and her friend
Miss Maurer Of Philadelphia departed
for Buffalo Tuesday where they will
''do'' the Pan American this week.
Grant S. Wiley is in the Williamsport
Hospital suffering from an attack of
typhoid fever. His many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mrs w. G. Chesbro, of Clearmont,
Va, and her two daughters Kate and
Mabel also Master Donald were guests
of E. j. Rogers and family last week.
Misses Claire and Genevieve Shaffer,
Of Remove, were guests ofC. w. Shaffer
and wife during firemen's convention.
They are very excellent young ladies'
Miss Helen Voshage whose attractive
social qualities and pleasing voice have
won for her many friends and admirers
in Emporium leaves for her home at
Philadelphia this week.
director of the Ithaca Conservatory of
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visiting Judge Walker and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond, of Gold,
Potter county are visiting their children
Mrs. f. D. Leet, Mrs. L.. K. Hunting
ton and Miss Fl. L. Raymond at this
place.
Mrs. Thos. Gallagher and Miss Maize
Gallagher departed the first of the week
for a visit with relatives in New York
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the way.
We noticed Messrs. Rol. McClain and
F. j, McGloin two Of Ridgway's most
popular young men were among the
victorious running team of the Emerald
| Hose company.
A letter received from Ed Dion states
that he is in poor health and has been
in hospital for five months. Mr.
Dinp laft he