Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-24

Buffalo last Saturday.
Geo. Gross, of Wileytown, was a
PRESS caller on Monday.
Councilman Murry's son, born Jan.
7th, was the first 20th century birth in
Emporium.
Edwin Clark arrived in town on
Tuesday to visit with his brother, J.W.
Clarke and wife few days.
Vernon Heilman, son of DIR. r. P.
Heilman, leaves to-day for Williams
port to attend Commercial College.
Thos. III. Norris came down from
Portland Mills on Saturday and visited
his wife and son over Sunday.
Mrs. Weidenhammer, of Sutton, W..
Va, is guest of her brother DR.. R. p.
Heilman and family, on West Fourth
street.
David It. Light, of Lebanon, Pa, was
guest of Andrew Brady on Wednesday
Mr.. Light is prominent foundryman
as we'll as hustling Republican.
Judge Walker visited his friend
William Howard, who is seriously ill
at his home in Williamsport on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Chas. Woodley, of Glen Hazel, visit
ed in town on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. He reports business dull in that
place, owing to the absence of snow.
w. H. Logue, one of the County
Auditors, was pleasant caller at this
office on Monday. Mr.. L. is praying
for snow, having one million feet of
logs to get in from Square Timber
Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weisman and
daughter, of Olean, N Y, arrived in
Emporium Friday evening to visit Mrs.
WIS parents. Mr.. Weisman and
daughter will visit few days in Bos-
ton, Mass.
The many Cameron county friends
of William Howard, of Williamsport,
will be panied to hear that that gentle
man is confined to his bed and in very
poor health.
The calendar and thermom eter sent
out by the Johnsonburg Machine Com
pany is one of the handsomest yet re-
ceived at this Office. g. H. Sage, an
old esteemed friend, will please accept
our thanks for his kind remembrance
Mrs. Sissons, of Erie, and Miss Stella
Boyd, of Waterford, were guests of
Mrs. ]. G. Bryan and daughter several
days last week. Mrs. Sissons, who was
formerly Miss Lena Spencer, is wife of
Senator Sissions, of Erie district.
Mrs. Fred Mills, nee Mary Boutain,
has returned from an extended visit in
California, Washington and other
western and southern states. Mrs.
Mills husband has gone to Alaska to
look after his mining interests, while
Mrs. M. will visit her parents here un-
| til next summer.
Miss Hattie Russell, who is teaching
school at Kasson, Pa, has been visiting
b + mother in town for a few days.
Mss Russell was a PRESS caller on
Monday and informed us that her
mother and Master Stanley Smith
would accompany her to Mexican coun-
ty on Tuesday, where they will visit
for few weeks, after which they go to
Sherman, N. Y, for short time.
Miss Grace A. Walker, sister of Mrs.
w. L. Sykes, who is visiting here, fa-
vored the congregation of the M. e.
church with some superb violin rendi
tions last Sabbath morning and evening
Miss Walker is at accomplished musi-
clan, a graceful and proficient performer
on the violin, and it is needless to say
that her selections were much enjoyed
by people who can appreciate high
class music.-Galeton Dispatch.
Our venerable and highly esteemed
citizen and friend John Day, Sr was a
very agreeable PRESS caller last Fri
day. We greatly enjoyed the cigar
presented us by our good friend on the
election of Senator Quay, not saying
that the Squire is an admirer of the
great stalwart war horse. We always
enjoy his visits nevertheless and hope
he may be spared many years to inspire
the young from his storehouse OF
knowledge.
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