Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-06-27

Mrs. A. L. Wylie, of Sterling Run,
was q PRESS visitor last Saturday and
renewed her subscription for another
year.
Thos. a. and Walter L. McCaslin,
engaged in business in Cleveland, are
! at home for few days, visiting their
parents.
Mrs. R.C. Dodson returned on Satur-
day from delightful visit at Buffalo,
where she visited friends and took in
Pan-Am.
j. Frank Pollock, Of Punxsutawney,
Pa, visited in Emporium Saturday and
Sunday, guest of his cousin, Mrs. NJ. A.
Rockwell.
VIM Mcdonald and Chas. G. Nc
Laughlin, of fBeechwood, were welcome
PRESS visitors on Monday. Call again
gentlemen.
Mrs. D. B. Morton and daughter
came over from Clermont on Monday
to transact business and visit relatives
for few days.
Miss Flossie Taggart, who has been
| attending commencement eXcerises at
Oberlin, O., will return via Buffalo this
week and witness Pan-Am.
Misses Grace and Bessie McCaslin,
who have been visiting points III
eastern portion of state, returned home
Tuesday evening.
John j. Hinkle and wife are spending
to-day with r. Fl. Norris and wife at
! Portland Mills. Good time-well
guess. Wish we could be with you,
T. FL.
John E. Smith, of Sterling Run, and
County Commissioner, A. w. Mason,
of Gibson, visited the PRESS sanctum
last Friday, while transacting business
in town.
J. Paul Felt, of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting his parents and
brothers in town, returned to Phila,
delphia on Tuesday, accompanied by
his mother.
Edgar Newton, who has established
dental rooms at his residence on West
Allegany Avenue, was PRESS caller
on Tuesday. We wish the young man
success in his calling.
John J. Hinkle and wife came uL
from Philadelphia on Sunday. Mr.. H.
will return to his duties after two
weeks rest. Mrs. H. will remain here
during the heated season.
Cashier T. b. Lloyd informs the
Press that the directors of that re-
liable banking institution will shortly
add private vaults for the convenience
of their patrons. Good idea.
Mrs. J. E. Free returned from Buffalo
last Saturday and reports Mrs. j. A.
Johnston improving. Her husband viii
remain there until she is able to come
home. Her many friends hope she may
return fully restored to health
Henry Auchu returned last Sunday
evening from the North West, wher,
he accompanied Joseph Kaye. Boil
were greatly pleased with the country
Mr.. Kaye stopped off and will ar
rive in Emporium the latter part o
the week.
Jos. III. Wheeler, who very success
fully manages the Stock Exchange a
this place. was a PRESS business calle
last Thursday. Mr.. Wheeler is
popular gentleman and has made ;
host of friends in Emporium by hi
honorable dealings.
Geo. J. La Bar and wife were sum
moned to Bradford last Saturday by
telegram informing them of the deatl
OF Mr.. r. p. Grear, in his 9th year
The funeral took place last Sunday
Deceased has frequently visited il
Emporium and met many of our citi
zens, who pleasantly remember him.
William Mcdonald, who recent.
purchased the Creighton dwelling
house on West Fourth street, has work
men engaged raising the building ant
placing a good foundation under tn
| same. The house will be set back on
line with the other dwellings AM
otherwise improved.
Miss Ida Matteson has returned t.
her home in Emporium after fey
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. w.
Warner. Pearson L. Fry, of Empol
, ium, was i'll town Monday. .Allal
7 Baldwin, of Emporium, was registers
at the Goodyear Monday.....N. Nc
J Intosh, of Emporium, was in town OF