Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-03-28
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home in Pittsburg.
Major Moore will erect residence
on Fifth street, this spring.
w. III. Cramer is confined to his resi-
dence, tussleing with la grippe.
Chas. VanLew, contractor, is making
repairs on the Garrity residence.
A. o. Swartwood is preparing to
build residence on West Fourth street.
Mrs w. III. Howard left this morning
for Shenandoah City to visit her sister.
Jos. Troup will move his family to
this place from Lebanon next month.
Miss Alfretta Z. Hackett has been
sick with la grippe but is better at this
writing.
1t is reported that Frank Mundy,
better known as "Buzz' Mundy, died
in Mexico.
Curtis Lord, of Williamsport, is now
assistant clerk in @. B. Howard Com
pany's office.
j. L. Fobert and bride will, after the
1st of April, occupy rooms over Mr..
Larrabee's store.
William Robinson has purchased the
dwelling owned by John Metzger, on
West Fifth street.
Dent Smith and family have moved
into the Sandy McDougal house, on
West Fifth street.
Mrs. Julia Earl, of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in Emporium, guest
of Mrs. j. z. McNarney.
Moses Minard is now night clerk at
Warner House, Edwin Cook having
returned to Port Allegany.
The McInnes family will locate in
Cory, and expect to leave Emporium
about May 1st, so we learn.
John Trebswether and family will,
after April 1st, occupy the residence
next door to Mrs. A. B. Mayze.
Rev. DR.. Clark, of Eldred, delivered
a sermon on "Foreign Missions" in
Emmanuel Church last evening.
Mrs. Lord, of Williamsport, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs Jos.
Kaye, has returned to her home.
County Treasurer G. NJ. Thomas has
returned from Ligonier, where he was
looking after his lumber interests.
d. w. Felt, who is in Florida, hopes
to return to Emporium about the mid
die of April, fully restored to health.
Allen Baldwin has purchased E. G.
Davison's vacant lot and intends erect
ing residence thereon this summer.
Contractor j. w. Kriner has the con
tract to build a residence on the
Warner vacant lot, West Fourth street.
Miss Annie VanValkenberg, ofWells-
boro, Pa, who was visiting her sister
at this place, returned home last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mark Goss, who has been at
tending the funeral of q sister near
Lock Haven, returned home last eve.
ming.
Alton Housler is the happiest man in
Emporium over the arrival of that
beautiful young daughter at his home
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, L. Sykes and chill
dren, of Galeton, visited in Emporium
over Sunday, guests of Mr.. Geo. A.
Walker and family.
f. w. Taylor, who has been spending
the winter at Hyner, looking after
Judge Wykoff IS job, is at home visit
ing his family for short time.
Coo NY ptlfN1N 10 olDlo l.. L.
store again, after many months con-
finement. His friends hope he NAV be
permanently restored to health
Mr.. M. F. Kiley and wife were trans
acting business in town yesterday. Mr..
X. is experimenting the erection of
the mills on North Greek for Mr.. DIV.
Johnson.
Mrs. Phethorum and niece, Miss
Clara Harbot, who occupy rooms over
M. M. Larrabee's, will depart for their
former home in Indian Territory with
in few days.
VIM. G. Bair and wife have leased
the e. M Mullin residence on Sixth
street and are as busy as bees, getting
ready to settle down to housekeeping,
April 1st. They are very comfortably
situated.
On Tuesday, Mrs. E. M. Newton,
who had just returned to Emporium,
received a'telegram conveying the sad
intelligence of the death of her eldest
sister, Mrs. Steers, in New York, on
Monday.
A M. Crittenden, of Union City, has
located in Emporium and accepted the
management of e. E. Mulliner's Laun-
dry. He is practical laundryman, of
many years experience, and pleasant
gentleman to meet
''Fritz" Yonkers, for years in the
employ of S. E. Murry, plumber, leaves
next Tuesday for Marietta, O., where
he accepts more lucrative position.
Fred is an excellent young man and
we hope he may prosper in his new
position.
The Old Reliable Clothier N. Seger,
has some bargains to offer you.
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