Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-10-24

owing to illness.
Miss Cora Barker has been unable tt
conduct her school the past week
! DR.. w. l.. Chrisman, of Eldred, tran
sacted business in Emporium on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. J. P. McNarney has been seri
ously i'll this week but is better at this
writing.
Miss Matte Collins expects to attend
Teachers Institute at Smethport to-
day and Friday.
Fathers Cosgrove, of Smethport,
and O'Brien, of Austin, were guests OF
Father Downey yesterday.
Mrs. Daley, aged SIS, died at Drift,
wood, last Thursday. Her funeral took
place on Saturday. Deceased was
mother to Owen NJ. Mccarthy, train,
master on p. & E. r. r.
] Misses Maud and Alice WiI''ams,
two of Mason EIill's estimabl 9ung
ladies were PRESS visitors la .Jatur-
day. Mr.. Norman Parks, of White,
more Hill was showing them the sights.
j. L. Fobert the popular manager
tor Bedard the Tailor, has purchased
the entire business, and will continue
to cater to the public in his usual first
class manner.
John E. Heilman, of Montgomery,
Pa, made short visit with his cousin
DR.. r. P. Heilman last week. Our
visitors here are all delighted with the
beautiful natural scenery our county
affords.
Mr.. e. j. Smith, who recently NOV
ed to Emporium from Conn, with his
wife and father and occupy the Haver
house, now owned by Frank Beers,
was and agreeable PRESS visitor last
Saturday. The gentleman is desirous
of locating an industry of Importance
if suitable location can be secured.
James Haviland, while devoting
most of his time to fine blooded horses
evidently knows blooded poultry,
judging from the size of hens egg
deposited on our desk. The egg meas
ures Z! 81. Jas. will have to try
again to beat Henry Jessop.
A. M. Shimp and wife, Of Hughes
vile, Pa, were guests of DIR. Baker and
wife, on Monday, while enroute to
Pan-Am. They will return to En-
porium to-day and visit the DR.. and
wife.
Mr.. Herbert Day, Supt. of Emporium
tannery, visited relatives at Friend
ship, N. Y, over Sunday, returning
home on Monday, accompanied by his
wife and children, who had been visit
ing her parents for some time.
The PRESS enjoyed a visit from Mr..
]. w. Trotter, OF New York city, last
Monday. Mr.. T. has recently arrived
from Sheffield, England, and located
in New York. The gentleman visited
over Sunday with his parents at this
place, Mr.. Thos. Trotter and wife.
F. G. Yonker, accompanied by Mr..
Geo. W. Ebert, Of Pittsburg, were
PRESS business callers on Tuesday and
ordered the PRESS mailed to their
future homes. Mr.. Ebert is the gentle
man who was nnited in marriage to
Miss Emma Schlecht last Wednesday
evening.
Rev. A. R. Taylor has been very i'll
the past ten days with fever, but was
better yesterday and slowly recover
ing, we are pleased to note. His place
in the Episcopal church last Sunday
was filled by Rev. Mr.. Robertson, of
Emporium, who pleased his congrega-
ton with two able and impressive
sermons.-Warren Mail
Mr.. E. T. Wells, telegraph operator
at the Junction, had two moderate
sized tumors removed from the side of
his child's face last week, very much
improving the child's appearance. OF
course he is happy over the successful
issue. DIR. Heilman performed the
operation in his usual careful and pre-
else manner.
The PRESS editor has greatly enjoy
ed reading the San Francisco Daily
kindly mailed to us daily by Mr..
Josiah Howard, who has been attend
ing the general convention of the
Episcopal church of America, being
one of the four lay-delegates from
Pennsylvania. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard,
who have no doubt enjoyed the month
passed in San Francisco, are expected
home this week.
Chas. E. Crandall, teller at First
National Bank, is enjoying a few days
with Williamsport friends. Mrs. Gran
dali has been visiting relatives in Phila.
delphia during the past two weeks
Before returning home Chas will take
a run down to the Quaker City and
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