Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-04-10

son Fred to Swarthmore last Monday.
Thos. j. Cupp, of Kane, transacted
business in town yesterday and to-day.
T. II. Norris continues to improve
and is able to set up each day for few
m oments.
Thos. Reese, of Shenandoah, visited
in town on Tuesday, guest at the
Warner House.
Miss Anna Schweikart and brother
Henry returned from Williamsport
Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas Joyce and son were PRESS
visitors on Wednesday, Mr.. j. renew
ing his subscription for another year.
NJ. J. Robinson, Mrs. NJ. Fulton and
Mrs. G. B. Barclay, Sinnamahoning,
registered at Warner House on Tues
day
Harry Mcdonald, of Cleveland, re-
turned to his home on Sunday, after
attending the funeral of Samuel J.
Faucet.
Thos. w Welsh has purchased the
w. S. Walker property on Fifth street,
having sold his present home to II. L.
Burns.
Mrs. A. w. Baker enjoyed the pleas
ure Of talking over the long distance
phone, April 1st, with Williamsport
friends.
: Mrs. r. p Heilman has returned
from an extended visit to the bedside
of her sick mother, whom She reports
greatly improved.
Misses nellie Kissel, of Sterling Run,
and Christina McPhee, of Driftwood,
spent several days last week with Belle
Reifsnyder at Remove.
County Commissioners E. w. Gaskill,
and Mr.. A. j. Ingersoll, two of Ship
pens most reliable citizens, wers PRESS
visitors on Wednesday.
| Mrs. w. A. Miller, residing in
Walkers block, has been very ill for
several days, but is improving now,
under DIR. Smiths treatment.
Mrs. Goetting, who with her hus-
band and child are boarding with Riley
Warner, on Sixth street, we regret to
learn this noon, is very sick woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleason, of Drift
wood, have issued cards announcing
the birth of son, Charles Harvey
Gleason. The happy event occurred
on Wednesday.
DR.. A. w. Baker has been confined
to his residence since last Sunday but
hopes TO be on deck again almost any
day. LATER the doctor is out again
and attending to business.
E. j. Smith and family have moved
into the house recently vacated by
Alex. Macdonell and family, on Sixth
street, next door to Councilman Bal
com.
Postmaster Seger don't mind being
chased by a dog when delivering speci,
ais, but draws the line on Alex. Nc
Dougalls' geese. Chas. says he was
not aware they would bite.
Mrs. r. w. Barrows, of Lock Haven,
who was guest of Mrs. Josiah Howard
for several days, returned home on
Mondays Flyer. Mr.. Barrows came up
on Sunday and visited with Messrs.
Howard.
Joseph Kaye arrived from Wisconsin
last Saturday, to remain until Sunday
to visit with his family and transact
| business. He informs the PRESS that
| the boys in Wisconsin all wished him
| to remember them to Emporium
| friends.
| Allen Baldwin and e. E. Tate of
Emporium, were callers at this Office
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Baldwin is
one Of this paper's readers in the Cam
eron county capital and we are pleased
to meet him. Both gentlemen are
frequent visitors in Austin.-Austin
| Republican.
! Alex. Johns who has been over in
the Sinnemahoning valley for several
|
home over Sunday. He did not much
relish the idea of driving back; but,
as Martindale purchased something
this time that could be driven, Alex
was obliged to make the start.-Port
Allegany Reporter.
John W. Grier, postmaster at Jersey
Shore, and publisher of the ''Vidette,"
was an Emporium visitor last Satur-
day, as well as a PRESS caller. Mr..
Grier passed several hours with post
master Charles Seger. Jersey Shore is
booming and none extol the many
advantages presented by that staid old
town more enthusiastically than Mr..
Grier.