Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-04-03

old friends in town this week.
Josiah Howard and 9. w. Shaffer
are on business trip to Chicago.
John d. Logan visited his age
mother at Williamsport last Sunday.
A. @. Blum is on the road again,
the interest of Keystone Powder Com
pany.
Postmaster Mcconnell, of Cameron,
transacted business in Emporium yes
terday.
Capt. G. T. Barclay, of Sinnamahon-
ing, was a business visitor in town
yesterday
Robert c. Dodson is confined to his
home suffering from an attack of
neuralgia.
Fred Julian, manager of Climax
Powder Company, is passing a few
days at home.
Michael McGrath, one of the best
woods-foremen, has resumed his former
position with Howard Company.
County Commissioner a. f. Vogt
has completed a large and attractive
veranda in front of his residence.
Miss Momberg, of jamestown, N. Y,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Cloyes of West Fifth street, over Sun
day.
Thos. S. DeLong started last Mon.
day for one of Howard Company's
camps to commence the next seasons
work.
Mr.. Edward White, chief clerk at
Emporium Furnace, is spending Il few
days on a business trip to eastern
points.
Mrs. Webb Walize of Remove, visit
ed in Emporium, guest of her sister,
over Sunday, remaining for Citizens
Hose ball.
Miss Goldie Lyons, who is attending
business college came home to spend
IdSbCI. tOilC ICJul llCtt W ICI
studies on Tuesday.
Mayor Foley, of Oiean, attended the
funeral of S. j. Faucette yesterday.
Mr.. Faucette was for several years
salesman for Messrs. Foley.
Miss Helen Van Valkenburg visited
her parents at Wellsboro over Easter.
Miss Matte Collins, county Supt, filled
her place during her absence.
Mr.. Paul S. Smith left Wednesday to
join Louis J. Russell in the DR.. Jeykl
and Mr.. Hyde Company. Mrs. Smith
will join him later in the season.
Mr.. w. P. Piper has resigned his
position as drug clerk in F. j. Welch's
Drug Store and has returned to his
home in Sinnemahoning.- Austin Re.
publican.
Geo. w. Van Vert, who recently left
Emporium and located in Wayne
county has returned to Emporium and
entered the employ of the Keystone
Powder Company.
G. II. Hewlett and w. A. Marsh, of
Sterling Run, circulated around town
yesterday and wandered into the PRESS
office. We noticed policeman Mundy
kept one eye on them.
We beg our friend Joe Friendelps
pardon for failing to mention the an
rival of that boy baby at his home.
This is their first boy, and of course
all is happiness on Maple street
S. S. Miller, of Driftwood, purchased
the Isaac Smith, Jr., farm at Trustees
sale. The farm contains from 20 to 30
fine black walnut trees. Sam thinks
he will try that fruit in next political
contest in place of the rambo.
9. r. Hustled, of East Emporium,
who has been for twenty years an
honest and Industrious resident of EN-
porium, was PRESS visitor yesterday
and, of course, made himself solid with
the printer by pushing ahead his PRESS
for another year.
.. w. Nyce, or Dents Kun, one OF our
old and esteemed subscribers was a
pleasant PRESS visitor yesterday. Of
course he pushed ahead the date on
his PRESS to 1908, an example we
should delight to have many others
follow. So many people think it costs
nothing to conduct newspaper and
any old time to pay will answer. Mr..
Nyce is not of this class.
! Fred A. johnson, son of Hon. j. G.
Johnson, of this place, is home from
Swarthmore College to pass few days
with his father. "Ted," as his EN-
porium friends know him best, we are
pleased to note has made rapid adj
vancement at Swarthmore, being one
Of the associate editors of '"The
Phoenix" the college publication. He
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