Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-03-28

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Rev. Metzler departed for Conference
on Tuesday.
Hon. j. @. johnson visited Couders-
port on Monday.
Miss Grace McCaslin has been quite
seriously i'll for some time.
Miss Mayme Evans is visiting friends
in Punxsutawney and Dubois.
Peter O'Malley is now engaged at
the Furniture factory as engineer.
G. w. Shaffer transacted legal busi-
ness at Williamsport on Monday.
Cashier T. B. Lloyd reports a very
pleasant time at the Bankers conven-
tion at Erie.
Miss Nellie Hogan has accepted
position in Mankey Manufacturing
Company's office.
Mrs. Fred Lindsell, of Wilcox, was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John McInnes,
several days last week.
Clyde Barner, of Emporium, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hevner in South
Renovo.-Renovo News.
Mrs. Jesse III. Rippey returned home
from a four weeks visit to her son Jesse,
at Driftwood.-Renovo News.
Mrs. j. M. Johnston, of Austin, was
guest of Mrs. Fred Julian, last Friday,
on her return from Washington, d G.
Rev. j. M. Johnston, of Austin, STOP
ped in Emporium over night, Monday,
en- route for Conference at Chambers
burg.
7. F. Adams, ex-county commission
er of Centre county, was in Emporium
on Tuesday, under the right wing of l.
K. Hockey.
William Kresge has moved from Du-
Bois to Emporium and has again re-
sumed work at the Climax Powder
Co.'s works.
Thomas McCarin, of Remove, has
been appointed to clerkship in the P.
& E. freight office at this place and in
tends moving his family here in the
very near future.
j. G. Nyheart, of Beechwood, was an
agreeable PRESS caller on Saturday
last and planked down three "cart
wheels and as a result will read his
own paper in the future.
E. G. Dawson visited at Chambers
burg, his old home, over Sunday. He
returned home on Tuesday, accom-
panied by his wife, who has been visit
ing relatives there for some time.
Alfred Truman, formerly a resident
of this county, visited in town last Fri
day, guest of Warner House. Mr.
Truman has retired from business and
spends his time travelling, at home and
abroad.
Chas. Felt is quite seriously i'll at his
residence on West Fourth street.
LATER--The attending physician, DIR.
A. w. Baker informs the PRESS that he
fears his patient will have run of
typhoid fever.
William MCGEE, proprietor of City
Hotel, received a telegram on Monday
| conveying the sad intelligence of the
death of his mother at Tunkannock,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE left on Tues
day to attend the funeral.
J. H. Darrin, of Sterling Run, was
in town on Tuesday, accompanied by
that mysterious satchel. He has dis
covered fence post that will last for
two hundred years, and guarantees it
because he has tried them.
We enjoyed visit on Monday from
friend John III. Day, who is somewhat
on the grippe list, like ourself Misery
likes company-hence the visit. John
is wide-awake merchant, knows how
to please his customers and attract new
ones by original, catchy advertisements
in the PRESS.
Our genial friend McLees, clerk in
RockwelPs drug store, met with pain
full accident on Sunday. Escaping gas
severely burned his right hand when
it in contact with a lighted match.
Not knowing the stove was filled with
escaping gas, he lit match and at
tempted to place it on the burner when
the explosion to place.
Chas. I'll. Fry and Z. A. Holden were
in Emporium Monday and Tuesday on
a business mission. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Cook from Emporium have moved in
the pleasant rooms over the Carlson
store i'll the Dalrymple block on Pearl
street. They are the parents of Mr..
and Mrs. Erve Shurts. Port Allegany
Reporter.
Miss Nellie Marsh, teacher of the
Mason Hill school; Miss Eva Barr,
! teacher of Castle Garden school and
Miss Ethel Barr, teacher of Huston
Hill school, attended local institute at
this place last Saturday. The ladies