Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-20


Taylor is quite ill-threatened with
fever.
County Treasurer Walter Yothers
returned yesterday from visiting at
Carthous.
Mrs. Henry Auchu, accompanied by
her nephew, Chas. Auchu, are visiting
at Williamsport
/ Isaac Bowen of First Fork, thought
/ he had lost his pocket book, on Tues
| day, but it was only tooth.
Edwin Floyd, of Erie, is looking
after his old trade in town to-day and
Z shaking hands with friends.
Joseph Housler, was called here
yesterday, owing to dangerous illness
of his daughter, Mrs. E. K. Swartwood.
/ Chas. Staff, one of our industrious
! Sweede citizens called to see the PRESS
( last evening and will read his own
( paper for 1902.
w. r. Sizer, of Sizerville, was in
town this afternoon and called to see
( the PRESS. He has resigned IS post
master at Sizervile.
G. NJ. Thomas came home 1romLigo-
nier to vote and visit with his family
for few days. He reports very deep
. SHOW III JIdU SGCllOD.
O. B. Tanner, of Mason Hill, was in
town yesterday and called to see the
printer and pushed the date on his
PRESS ahead one year.
Watson l.. Barclay, Of Sinnamahon-
ing, it is reported, will soon leave to
take charge of that firms lumber in
dustry at Barclay, Bradford county.
Martin Larkins, for several years en-
/ ployed at the tannery at this place,
( left on Tuesday to take charge of a
tannery near Hornellsville, N. Y. He
is very competent tanner.
S. G. McElwain and wife, of Remove,
visited in Emporium last Friday. While
in town Mr.. McElwain visited the
( Press sanctum and of course we were
pleased to meet him once more.
Mrs. Waterman, nee Hollis Taggart,
who mas been visiting her mother and
sister at this place, for some time,
gave birth to girl baby Wednesday
afternoon.
III. H. Cloyes, business manager for
w. ID. Johnson, was severely injured
on Tuesday by being tramped upon
by one of their teams, he being thrown
under the horses feet.
! Mr. W. O. Weaver, of Hyner, Pa,
/ accompanied by his daughter Mrs.
James Diffenderfer, of Camden, n j.,
and Miss Minnie Magill, of Remove,
were guests of Miss Lillian Heilman
over Sunday.
| r. II. Hammond, master mechanic
at Emporium Furnace, was called to
Lebanon on Tuesday, on account of
the illness of his wife, which has re.
eulted happily in the birth of a beauti-
ful girl baby.
The youngest child of Mr. John
Glare has been seriously i'll with
/ broncho-pneumonia during the past
three weeks His recovery is now
practically assured, thanks to Dr.
! Heilman's close attention.
Isaac Bowen, of First Fork, one Of
our Oldest and most respected citizens,
! was q PRESS visitor on Tuesday. Mr.
! Bowen is bowed down with grief, ow-
ing to the terrible death of his daugh.
! ter, who was burned to death at Gale
| ton several weeks ago.
NJ. w. Whiting, of the lumber firm
of Thomas & Whiting, who has charge
of the Lorshbaugh job, while his part
ner looks after the Ligonier Job, was in
/ town on Tuesday. They are both enor-
getic lumberman.
B. w. Green, Esq, left this morning
| for Charleston, S. G. The Pennsylva-
MIA Commissioners, of which body Mr..
/ Green is a member, viii accept from
the contractor the Pennsylvania build
ing, recently completed.
J. II. Morehouse, of Pittsburg, a
member of the firm of Johnson, More.
house & Dickey, dealers in mill sup
plies, was calling on his trade in this
section this week. Mr.. Morehouse is
son-in-law OF MIR. N. Seger, of this
place and is popular with our citizens.
Henry Auchu, Esq, of this place,
took his wife, son and few friends to
Warren county, one day last week, to
witness the shooting of an oil well on
his lease. Goal Oil John" as the
boys dub him, has quite an extensive
production and is greatly pleased over
his propects.
Pap Blodget came up from Grove
yesterday with the election returns
and while in town visited the several
"has beens," who failed to down his
renowned club. He was looking foI
Bill Snyder and Dalrymple but failed
to corner them. John Hogan and
Murphy went to work on their mining
! claims