Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-09-11


! visitor in town last evening.
Mrs. II. M. Dodge, of Walnut street
! has been quite i'll the past week.
w. r. Sizer, of Sizerville, was tran
sacting business in town yesterday.
B. w. Green, Esq, is on business
trip to Wisconsin, expecting to return
home on Sunday.
Mrs. S. l.. Stoddard and grand-child
ren, Hell and Leona Coppersmith, were
PRESS visitors on Tuesday
Mrs. Geo. P. Jones and Miss Jettie
Wiley gave a whist yesterday after.
noon to their lady friends.
Miss Anna Metzger left last Sunday
for Lynchburg, Va, where she accepts
a position in a music school
E j. Smith and family, of Sixth
street, left on Tuesday, to spend two
weeks with relatives in Mass.
w. S. Walker was over from Austin
yesterday, visit G his parents and
friends and transacIing business.
Mrs. Laura Bryan entertained a
large party of lady friends at her resi-
dence on Broad street, last Saturday.
Mr.. Fred A. Johnson, law student in
the office ofhis father, Hon. j. c. John
son, was brief caller at PRESS sane
tum on Tuesday.
Mrs W. L. Sykes and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Grace, of Galeton,
Pa, are gnests of the formers parents,
Judge Walker and family.
Dan'l Webster of East Ward, made
his usual visit to the PRESS yesterday
and carried away our autograph for
another years subscription.
Misses Maggie Montgomery and
Carrie Pye, accompanied by the form
er's brother, John Montgomery, took
in the sights at Toronto Niagara Falls
and Buffalo last week.
Mrs. Paul S. Smith who has been
with Minnelli Bros. & Donaldson Stock
Co., all summer returned home Mon
day from Sidney, o. Mr. Smith will
return in a couple of weeks.
Master Whiteley Howard entertain
ed large party of his lady and gentle
men friends on Tuesday, the occasion
being his sixth birthday. OF course
they all enjoyed the occasion.
Miss. Edith Olmsted leaves the 18th,
of this month for Jamestown, where
she will receive a ten months course
of vocal instruction from Mrs. Z. w.
Stevens.-Coudersport Democrat.
Hon. @. A. Mayer, who held special
court here yesterday is very greatly
improved in health and looks as fresh
as he did years ago. Many of his
friends called on him during his stay
in town.
j. w. Frank, of Florida, who has been
visiting here for several days, guest of
B. w. Green and family, left last Sun
day to visit his daughter Mettie in
Mass. He departs for the South next
Sunday. Mr.. Frank evidently enioy-
ed his visit here.
Chas. e. Simpson, of Eldred, Pa,
formerly resident of this county re-
members the PRESS and pushes the
date ahead at the same time saying
tive do not care to do without the
PRESS" We are always pleased to
hear from former Cameronites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Felix and Mrs.
Aaron Burrell, of Shamokin, Pa, are
the guests of r. p. Bingeman and
family on West Fifth street. We are
sorry to learn that Mrs Bingeman's
health is very poorly and hope she will
get better in the near future.
Conductor Buck, who was so serious
ly injured in the wreck at Sterling Run
little over year ago, expects to go
to work about the first of October. Mr..
Buck has had pretty tough time of it.
Both legs were broken in two places
and one shoulder was broken.-Kane
hepuDllcan.
Alonzo r. Moore, of Coudersport,
referee in Bankruptcy, was transacting
business in Emporium on Monday in
connection with Mankey Manufacture
ing Company. Mr.. Moore is the Re-
publican candidate for Legislature, and
in connection with his legal duties has
his hands full.
w. l.. Dixon, of Britton Hill, was a
PRESS visitor yesterday and deposited
large package of delicious apples.
grown upon his farm-a Gift to We
editor from his good wife. Mr.. Dixon
has some very large tomatoes and
cucumbers in his garden-the former
weighing II pound and the latter
measuring 15l 49,. Mr.. Dixon, in
addition to his farm is quite successful
insmining coal vein on his land, sup.
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