Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-03-21

| few weeks.
Chas. w. Shaffer, Esq, is spending
a few days in Tioga county this week,
on business.
Geo. Norris, Of Kane, has been shlk-
ing hands with old Emporium friends
the past few days.
Jas. J. Welsh for years baggage
master at the Junction, is now located
at Emporium depot.
! A. G. Blum has returned from an ex-
tend visit in the interest of the Key
stone Powder Company.
Ed and Bert Hillyard have returned
to Emporium to resume their places in
Howard Company's mill.
Ex-Sheriff A. M. Hamilton, now a
resident of Potter county, visited in
town few days the past week.
Mrs. @. Jay Goodnough returned on
Saturday from Rochester and Buffalo,
where she visited for few days
Cashier T. B. Lloyd, of First National
Bank, left Tuesday for Erie to attend
the State Bankers Convention.
Miss Sylvia Mayze who has been
spending few days in Ridgway this
week, rturned home yesterday.
Mrs. A. w. Baker was summoned to
Williamsport on Tuesday to attend
tha funeral of cousip Coo r,ro;por
Col. Foultz, of Remove, and J. NJ.
Dawson, Mail weigher on A. V. R. r.
called on Emporium friends Monday
evening.
Stephen Van Vert, of East Ward,
was PRESS visitor on Monday and
pushed the date on his paper ahead
one year.
The Shippen Auditors have closed
their labors and filed their account.
Shippen has almost wiped out her in
debtedness.
VIM. McGee was called to Wyoming
county last Thursday by telegram
informing him of the dangerous illness
of his mother
John Edelman, the East Ward tailor,
was a PRESS visitor on Monday. He
will soon have something to say to the
PRESS readers.
Mrs. e. Mersereau Newton, who has
been spending the winter at Portville,
n. Y, returned to Emporium yester-
day evening.
We neglected, in our last issue to
mention the fact that B. W. Green and
family, are enjoying their annual visit
to Emporia, Fla
Chas. Auchu accompanied by his
brother Alfred, who recently came to
Emporium to reside, were PRESS visit
ors on Tuedsay.
r. Seger attended the G.. NJ. B. A.
State Convention as delegate from
Emporium Branch. He reports a
pleasant time.
Isaac Barber and @. w. Beldin, of
Sinnamahoning, are transacting busi-
ness in Emporium to-day. They call
ed at the PRESS office.
Constable Yentzer and Supt. A..
Brady visited Philadelphia last week
as witnesses before U. S. Court in suit
against G. R. Baird & Co.
s. G. Collins, the barber, land a
dandy good one, too) is located at
Everett, Wash, where the PRESS goes
to his address for one year.
The new mails keep P. M. Seger and
Deputy Miss Maggie Coyle very busy.
They are equal to the emergency and
very attentive to business, as usual
Bert Campbell and Geo. Weinshei-
mer, of Philadelphia, have been trans
acting business in Emporium the past
few days and incidentally attending
land sales.
Mrs. l. K, Hockey returned on
Tuesday, from visiting her mother and
sister, at Williamsport. Miss Ada
will remain there for several months,
guest of Mrs William Howard.
Mr. j. I'll. Swain, for many years EN-.
ployed by p. r. r. Co., at the juno
ton, has accepted a more lucrative
positive with that Company at Buffalo
and left for that place Wednesday.
H. r. Dodge, who has been a great
sufferer from paralysis for several
months, has been brought from his
home on Four Mile to the boarding
house OF Mrs. Stoker on Portage
street, Emporium, where he is under
the treatment of DIR. Smith.
Theo. Ricthie and Chas. Auchu, who
have been visiting their old homes anc
friends in Canada for several weeks
have returned to Emporium greatly
pleased with the visit. Alfred Auchr
returned with his brothr, Chas. ant
will make Emporium his home.