Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-01

Atiioo Il ioh, Va hp' HAoh WhO
was guest of Miss Iva McDougall, re-
turned home yesterday.
Chas. Delhi and wife are happy over
the arrival of beautiful little lady at
their home, Tuesday evening.
Postmaster Seger's new cancelling
machine is one of only one hundred
and fifty distributed in U. S., on trial.
r. Seger has returned from Buffalo,
his wife having continued her trip to
visit Erie friends. They enjoyed the
trip.
Contractor Metzger informs the
PRESS that he will have the electric
lights up in time for Firemen's Tourna-
| ment.
John Meyers has come to town
to remain until after Firemen's
Convention. This accounts for the big
snake yarns.
John Given, of Kane, was in town on
Monday visiting friends. He returned
on mail, accompanied by Miss Edna
Warner, who will visit with his family.
M. P Whiting, of Ridgway, arrived
in Emporium yesterday to visit with
friends for few days in this section.
Elk county climate evidently agrees
with him.
H. w. Martindale, of Sizerville, was
business caller at the PRESS Office
yesterday. In this issue will be found
a business local offering for sale the
well known Sizerville Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pepper have been
spending the past two weeks at Wat
kins Glen and other points of interest
visiting Mrs. Peppers mother Mrs.
Joel Shives) and other relatives.
Mrs. Amos Fenton, who has been in
precarious condition for several
weeks, continues to fail and her death
is only matter of few days. Her
many friends will be panied to learn
this sad intelligence.
William Taylor, of Buffalo, has in
formed his Emporium friends that he
is the proud father of a young son of
the regulation weight; and conse-
quently thinks the Pan-Am. is not the
only attraction at the lake city.
Miss Carrie Sanford, of Great Falls,
Montana, started for herWestern home
Monday, after brief visit with Cam
eron county friends. Miss Sanford is
one of Montana's best teachers and is a
person'of very pleasing appearance.
Edward Blinzler, accompanied by
his wife and children, passed last week
rusticating at his father-in-law's farm,
near st. Marys. LATER We regret to
| learn that Mr.. Blinzler has been quite
ill, but is expected to return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Fahnestock, of
Waynesboro, Pa, arrived in Emporium
last Saturday to visit with E. O. Davi-
son and family, and Harry Fahnestock.
They are now taking in Pan-Am., but
return to Emporium to-day, to remain
week.
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named "Minnie," in honor of Miss
Minnie Bargelt, of Emporium, who is
now visiting at Scamp Heath" in the
northern part of the state. The COM
pany is composed partly of Pennsylva-
mans.
The arrival of that new girl at Cl. Is.
Diehps residence, together with the
loss of sleep, must have been too much
for Charles. AT least he took tumble
after the excitement incident to such
occasions had all subsidized. He came
out all right after time, only slightly
disfgured but made almost wreck OF
the mirror.
w. J. McLees, who during the past
year has been clerk in Rockwelps drug
store, at this place, greatly to the re-
gret of his many Emporium acquaint.
ances has accepted a position at Beech
Creek, as manager of a drug store.
During his stay here he made many
friends by his gentlemanly and pleas.
ant ways.
Stock Broker Wheeler ran up against
the business end of a wasp or bug and
as result has suffered severely fo1
several days, his left eye having be-
come swollen and inflamed. Mr.
Wheeler being a gentleman of veracity
his friends all believe his story, except
Jas. Creighton, who has his own YER
sion of the matter.
F. S. Coppersmith, of Emporium,
Sundayed in town. M. w. Whiting
of Sterling Run, was doing business ir
town Tuesday -. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A
Walker was over from Emporium the
last of the week. :. Messers. VIM
Crosbey and Chas. Colson, accompani
ed by Misses Wheaton and Slipper, al
of Emporium, drove over to Austi1
and took dinner at the Goodyear OF
Sunday last.-Austin Autograph.