Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-31
For a Rainy Day.

this week.
J. p. McNarney, Esq, who was east
on business trip returned last Tues
day.
Ed White, James Wright and Master
Harold Seger took in the sights at st.
Marys on Sunday
Mrs Renninger who has been visit
ing relatives at Dubois and other cities
returned to Emporium last Saturday.
Patrick Normandy, of West Sixth
street was a welcome caller at the
PRESS sanctum last Tuesday evening.
r. NJ. DeHaven, of Summerville,
Jefferson county, Pa, is visiting his
cousin, Mrs. John Brooks on the Port
age.
Mrs. Kate Butler, of Chicago, who
has been visiting her mother Mrs. Tillie
Washington has been engaged as cook
at the Warner House.
Mr.. Clyde Rodgers, an employe of
the patent office of Washington, ID. c.,
was the guest of the family Of Charles
NJ. Thomas over Sunday.
d. B. Johnson, who is proprietor of
restaurant and livery stable at Sinna-
mahoning was in Emporium last Thurs
day and made the PRESS a call.
Messrs. Charles Seger, NJ. c. Tulis,
Ed. Blinzler and A. F. Vogt attended
the institution ola council of Knights
of Columbus at Austin last Sunday.
NJ. J. Colcord, Esq, of Coudersport,
the enterprising editor of Potter
County Journal, was pleasant caller
at the PRESS rooms last Thursday.
Mrs. Cornelius, of Lewisburg is
spending the month of August with
her son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearsall on West Fourth street.
Henry Jessop accompanied by Mr..
King representing the Doty Wagon
Co., Of WellsYille, N. Y, made the
PRESS a short business call on Tuesday.
Miss Blanch Ludlam one of our
popular teachers, who has been visiting
In Philadelphia and Atlantic City is
now the guest of friends in Troy, Pa.
Mrs. Woodruff, of Scranton, Pa, and
Mrs. Margaret Chapman, of Sterling,
were the guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Chapman of East Third
street.
Mrs. Edward Cook and daughter
Mrs. Shurtz, of Port Allegany, were in
town on Wednesday, enroute to Water
ford, Pa, to visit Mr.. Cooks father, J.
L. Cook.
Murry Teter came over from Austin
last Saturday. Mr.. letter will return
to work at Howard's new mill. He has
an artificial foot and handles it quite
well, although a little awkward.
l.. S Fisk, of st. Marys, who was re-
turning from the Williamsport hospi-
tai where he has been receiving treat.
ment for throat trouble stopped off in
( Emporium on Monday to visit old
! friends
Mrs. Joseph Wheeler was in town
Monday last attending the funeral of
her brothers. child. She left on Tues
day morning for her home in Rural
Valley.
r. H. Hirsch has been kept busy
this week receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of that boy at his
home last Saturday. "Dick" is all
smiles and has been treating his friends
royalty.
Harry Jordan, whose severe illness
with typhoid fever in Chicago was an
nounced i'll a recent issue, is now con.
valescent and his entire recovery is as.
sured. AS soon as he is able to make
the journey his father will go on to
Chicago and accompany him home
Messrs. Fischerand Whitmoyer, who
have been conducting meetings at the
lumber camps of G. B. Howard Co.,
this county in the interest of the Y
M. g. A., the past five weeks, left on
Tuesday for Heating Summit where
they will engage in like work. The
gentlemen have done excellent work
in this county.
Miss Gertrude Butler, who has beer
visiting relatives at st. Marys, Kane
and Emporium returned home Wed
nesday afternoon accompanied by hel
cousin Miss Mary Bailey of Emporium
who will remain her guest for a few
days.. Charles Fry is grading VI
about his new residence on Arnold
avenue and is putting down walks. etc
Mr.. Fry has one of the neatest resi-
dences in the city.-Port Allegany
Argus.