Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-12-19

Hon. j. G. Bonham, of Franklin, at
tended court on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Guy Bonham and sons, of
Franklin, are visiting the formers
parents.
Mrs. Samuel Stoddard, ofEmporium,
was the guest of Mrs. j. M. Johnston
over Sunday.-Austin Republican.
Harry Jordan came home from Chi
cago to visit his parents and transact
some business.
Mrs G. w. Beldin, of Sinnamahon-
ing, transacted legal business in En-
porium on Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Proudfoot, of Milesburg,
Pa. is guest of her son, Mr.. Orville
Froudfoot, and family.
f. NJ Parrott, President of Sinna-
mahoning Iron and Coal Co., was in
town from Monday to Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Stoddard is visiting friends
at Buffalo and other points, expecting
to return to Emporium tomorrow.
w. H. Cramer and wife, accompanied
by their daughter Miss Lena Evans,
departed yesterday for De Land, Fla,
to spend the winter.
Miss Eva Yates, who formerly resid-
ed in Emporium, has returned and is
now in the Keystone Powder Com
pany's office as bookkeeper.
G. d. Osterhout, of Ridgway, who
has just recovered from serious illness
was in attendance at court this week.
returning home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. H. Cloyes and children, leave
for jamestown, N. Y, next Saturday
to remain for Christmas. II. II. hopes
to follow in time to eat Christmas
dinner.
The marriage ofMiss Nellie Sweeney
and Mr.. Heck Norris, two of Kane's
well known young people, has just
been made public. Kane Republican.
Shake, Hector.
II. II. Cloyes, general manager for
w. ID. Johnson, and by far one Of the
most Industrious and hard working
gentlemen in this county, is certainly
a valuable man to Mr.. johnson.
Henry A. Parsons, of st Marys, is
an Emporium visitor to-day, in the in
terest of Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. Mr.. Parsons is an old-time
printer and worked in the PRESS office
more than thirty years ago. We were
pleased to meet him.
j. Y. Hanscom and A. DeShetler, of
Sinnamahoning were PRESS visitors on
Monday. Mr.. Hanscom was honored
by the appointment as foreman of
grand jury, and we hear he regretted
he could not indict every member of
Sinnamahoning Liars Club
T.. E. Waterman and wife, nee Hollis
Taggart, are guests OF Mrs. II. r. Tag
gart and Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. McNarney,
on West Fourth street. Mr.. and Mrs,
Waterman leave here after Christmas
for st. Louis, Mo, where Mr. w. has
been appointed chief electrician of st.
Louis Exposition.
Miss Nellie Kissell, of Sterling Run.
was in town on Saturday. =. Chas. L..
Butler of Emporium, has been spend.
ing several days here guest of his
brother, j. Nj. Butler ofthe Hotel Con-
molly. -. James Mnndy, of Austin,
has leased the bowling alley building
on Pearl street, recently purchased by
James Creighton of Emporium, of
Joseph Sillman and he will open pool
and billiard room there.-Port Allie
gany Reporter.
Mrs. Sarah Coleman, mother of Mr.
r. G: Coleman, Secretary of Climax
PoWder Company, met with an acci-
dent last Sunday morning that might
have proven fatal. The good lady.
who is S3 years old, went to call the
house help and becoming little be-
wildered, got into the bath room. Dis
covering her error she turned about
and walked through side door, falling
down the back stairs. DR.. Bardweil
was hastily summoned and, aside
from few cuts, bruises and general
shaking up, was surprised to find that
no bones were broken. Mrs. Coleman's
friends will be pleased to learn she es-
capped more serious injuries.
M. J. Colcord, of Coudersport, wa
; attending court here last Monday and
Tuesday, shaking hands with old
friends of his boyhood days. The Aus.
tin Republican, his Cameron county
friends Will be pleased to note, urge
the Republican party of Potter county
to present Mr.. Colcord as their choice
for Congressman. We know nothing
of the political situation in that dis
trict but in case the one-term idea shall
continue, which is mighty poor politics
and unfair to any congressional candi.
date, we hope Potter will insist upon
Mr.. Colcord's name being presented
lie deserves better treatment at the
hands of the Republicans of Potter
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