Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-08
Frank Coppersmith has been visiting
in st. Marys this week.

I FTdllh SOpptFoilltn Has pcCn NioieihS
in st. Marys this week.
Edward Chadwick, formerly a resi-
dent of Shippen, is visiting in town.
Miss Byrde Byrne has returned
from visiting at Buffalo and Lockport.
Miss Belle McIntire, of Bradford, is
visiting Miss Nellie Thomas, TO remain
until after Firemen's Convention.
Jay and Willie Card who have been
visiting their grandma at this place
for some time returned to their home
at Olean on Monday.
Miss Celia Hogan, who is employed
as stongrapher in New York City,
came home last Friday to visit parents
and friends for few days.
Miss Emo Cole, of Keokuk, Iowa,
arrived in Emporium Tuesday evening,
to visit grandparents, Mr.. r. Warner
and wife, as well as other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. McCann and Mrs. Morriarty, of
Remove, who have been visiting their
son and daughter at this place, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. McCann, returned home
last week.
Ex-County Commissioner John A.
Wykof, of Grove, accompanied by his
wife and children, registered at Warner
House yesterday and transacted busi-
ness in town.
H. A. Vollmer, of Harrisburg, re-
presenting Vollmer & Simms, the
/ popular decorators, are in town taking
orders for decorating residences and
public buildings.
Miss Florence Skuce, who has been
making her home with w. H. Cramer
and family, at this place, for some
time, left on Monday for Buffalo, to
reside with her mother.
A. D. Gould of the pure food depart
ment was in the city yesterday calling
attention of the soda water venders to
the law recently passed relative to pure
fruit juices.-Kane Republican.
Mrs. Harvey Welsh and daughter
Annie have returned from an extended
visit toWilliamsport, Turbottsville and
other places. A sister, Miss Levan,
returned with Mrs. Welsh to make a
visit.
Mrs. w. G. Egbert and daughter, of
Ithaca, N. Y, are guests of the formers
| Gaa Wo1Har an1 family
at this place. Mrs. Egbert has just
returned from Paris, where she passed
a year.
John McFadden, of Glen Hazel, was
in town last Monday shaking hands
with old friends. Mr.. McFadden and
wife were called to Cameron last week
on account of the illness of his mother
at that place
A. J. Williams, of Bradley, South
Dakota, who has been visiting his
parents at First Fork, stopped in EN-
porium this morning, en- route for
Pan-Am. His brother Fred is ac-
companying him.
Joseph Heilman and wife of Muncy
Station, and Miss Jessie Heilman, oi
Muncy, Pa, were guests of DIR. r. p.
Heilman and family several days the
past week, leaving on Monday for
Titusville and other points of interest
Mrs. II. H. Cloyes and daughter oi
Jamestown, N. Y, are visiting their
husband and father at this place for q
week. Mr.. Cloyes, who is w. d. John
sons hustling store manager, expects
to move his family to Emporium this
fall.
Miss Buelah Logan, of Jam estown
N. Y, and Miss DINA Goodsell, Of
Galeton, are guests of Miss Golds
Lyons. They are very pleasant young
ladies and favored the PRESS Office
with call, accompanied by Miss
Byrde O'Byrne and Coda Lyons
Happy girls.
The Misses Jennie and Jessie Norris
and Minnie Asp, three of Kane'i
popular young ladies, are taking ir
bne SlSntS dG Gile fdu-AnerlcdH o4pOSl
ton this week. &. Mrs. JIM. Givin lef,
; for North East yesterday where she wal
called by telegram stating her mother
had been badly injured by being thrown
from carriage. Miss Edna Warner
who has been visiting her has returned
to Emporium. Mondays Kane Re
publican.
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