Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-09-03

T., Is visiting her cousins, Dr. He'll
mans family.
Mrs. Holbrook who has been seri-
ously ill for some time, continues to
grow weaker.
Father Becker, of Port Allegany,
visited Father Downey, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. B. E. Jones of the East Ward is
suffering from sever attack of nerv-
Gus prostration.
John Cummings attended the Demo-
cratic State Convention as delegate
from this county.
Moses Harris left on Monday for a
visit to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other
York State cities.
N. Seger left last Saturday night for
new New York to purchase his fall and
winter clothing.
Michael Met Carthy, the faithful night
express agent, was an agreeable PRESS
caller yesterday.
Miss Lydia Hillyard, of Watsontown,
Pa, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hillyard, Fifth street.
Mrs. Paul Smith and child, of PUNK
sutawney, are guests of Leonard Evans
and family, Sixth street.
R. H. Hirsch left on Tuesday to take
in the Democratic State convention
held at Harrisburg this week.
d. H. Lamb and wife, of Galeton,
are expected in Emporium this week,
as guests of @. J. Goodnough and wife.
Parker Jackson, the silver tongued
porter at Warner House, we regret to
learn, is confined to his bed with. .rheu-
matism.
Mrs. William Howard and Miss Ada
Hockey, who were visiting in town
last week returned to Williamsport on
Saturday.
Prothonotary Goodnough, VIM. Nc
Donald and family and a number of
other citizens are doing the Toronto
Fair this week.
James L. Norie leaves on Saturday
for Westboro, Wis, to spend his vaca-
tion of two or three weeks, returning
home with his wife and child.
Mrs. Geo. Bloom, of Williamsport
was called here on Tuesday on account
of the serious illness of her son Boyd,
who was init red in P. & E. yard last
week.
Mr.. James Fisher, of Washington,
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Mary, of Plumville, Pa, are visiting
their brothers ]. A. and Chas. at this
place.
w. J. McLees, the old reliable phar-
macist, has returned to this city from
Pittsburg, and will hereafter be found
filling prescriptions at the Clinton
Pharmacy.-Lock Haven Democrat.
Miss Ida Dransfield, one of the Gil
max Powder Company clerks, left yes
terday on a two weeks visit to her
home at Bristol, w. Va, stopping at
Pittsburg to spend few days with
friends.
o. B. Tanner, of Mason Hill, while
making a business visit to Emporium
yesterday was a PRESS visitor and
carried away a receipt for another
years PRESS. Mr.. Tanner is not grow.
Ing any smaller and is just as jolly as
| ever.
DIR. Rieck and family are moving
into "Newton Terrace" which the DIR.
recently purchased from Mrs. Newton.
| When the needed repairs and improve.
ments contemplated are completed he
will have one of the most beautiful
homes in the county.
| Master Warner and Miss Marian
Judd of Emporium were guests of W.
| 8. Walker and family last week, and q
reception was rendered the little folks
at Mr.. Walkers home Saturday even.
ing, which was enjoyed by large
party.-Austin Autograph.
Misses Elizabeth and Julia Schriever
returned Saturday from a three
months trip through the principal
countries of Europe. The many
friends of the Misses Schriever will bt
pleased to learn that the health Of
both young ladies is greatly benefited
Kane Republican.
Mrs. ID. w. Keyes is visiting her
friends at Hornellsville, N. Y, for &
few weeks, and during her absence
Mr.. Keyes is kept busy looking aftel
household duties, but he is equal to
the emergency, having made sure that
the household department ofthe Pres:
visits his residence weekly.
H. A. Cox, Esq, Philadelphia sale
agent for G. B. Howard Company
lumber manufactures, of Emporium
was in town last Saturday visiting ole
friends and transacting business. Mr.
Cox called on the PRESS and changed
the date to 1904. Mr.. Cox is a very
successful agent and enjoys a very
large patronage.
Mrs. o. B. Scheu, of Buffalo, N. Y.
who has been visiting at the Wiley
residence during the past two weeks
was taken to her home at Buffalo las
Saturday quite seriously i'll. Las
Monday her condition became quit,
alarming and DR.. Smith was tele
graphed to come to Buffalo, quite ;
compliment to pay to country
doctor.
L. E. Taylor, of Almorgo, New
Mexico, was PRESS visitor yesterday
accompanied by our old friend Dam
Webster. Mr.. Taylor went to New
Mexico about four years ago in th
employ of Lackawanna Lumber Co.
and now has charge of the railroad
operated by the same company. MIR
Taylor and wife started for the eas
almost six weeks ago to visit Mr.. ant
Mrs. Webster, when his wife was takel
ill with rheumatism and entered a hos
pital in Old Mexico. Mrs. Taylor is
sister to Mrs. Webster and Mrs. b. E
Jones.