Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

Floyd VanWert was among the visi-
tors to Dubois last week.
Master Morrison Swain was an EN-
porium visitor last Monday.
Misses Grace and Eva Leet returned
last Friday from Coudersport.
Claude Rentz left on Tuesday for a
visit with Williamsport friends.
Mrs. Geo. Easterbrooks has returned
from her outing at Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Don't miss the marriage of 10. San
and San Foy at the opera house tonight
at nine o'clock.
Miss Marion and Warner Judd, are
visiting at Austin, guests of the
Walker children.
Bert Hillyard and wife have taken
up their abode in Mrs. Griswold's
cottage on Cherry street.
Kerr Hemphill left last week for
Pittsburg expecting to locate there or
at some other western point.
Edwin Shellenberger of Montgom-
cry, Pa, is visiting his cousins, DR..
Heilman's family, at this place.
Mrs. A. H. Farr and daughter Vira,
returned Tuesday from a five weeks
visit among New York State friends.
Mrs. A. j. Rogers and little grand
daughter Cecil, are making an extend
ed visit with Potter county friends.
Mrs. David Skillman and family re-
turned home on Tuesday from Rou-
lette where they visited the formers
sister.
Miss Grace A. Walker left last Mon
day morning for Scranton, Pa, on an
extended visit to her brother, J. M
Walker, Esq.
Mrs. Griswold returned to Olean last
week, after short stay in town, hav-
ing rented her residence here to Mr..
Bert Hillyard.
Mr.. w. Swanson has purchased the
Baptist parsonage on Fifth street. He
expects to occupy same by the first of
the coming year.
Miss Mary Taylor, who visited the
Misses Leet at this place several days,
returned to her home at Cresson, Pa,
last Monday morning.
John Macdonell, engineer at our
electric light plant, is visiting his par
ents in Canada. Chas. Peabody has
charge during his absence.
The Misses Lizzie and Blanche Lud-
lam left last Saturday for Cleveland,
Ohio, to do their fall shopping. They
will be absent three weeks.
Sylvester McDonough came home
from Reynoldsville on Saturday and
spent Sunday and Monday with his
family, returning on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Schriever and daughter
Irene, are visiting Mrs. Schriever's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Zarps, at
this place, on their return from the
west.
Mrs. McCabe and daughter Miss
Mayme left Saturday for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Corning, Bath, Binghamton and other
New York state cities.
Mrs. Gombert and daughter, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting at their
brother and uncle's, Charles Specht,
on Bryan Hill. They have not seen
each other for twenty-five years.
Miss Mary Butler, of West Ward,
one of Emporiums most estimable as
well as energetic young ladies, was a
welcome PRESS visitor on Monday and
pushed the date of her PRESS ahead
another year.
The Rev. r. S. Oyler, of Keating
Summit, was the guest of Rev. o. S.
Metzler last Tuesday for few hours.
A fine modern parsonage is being
erected at Keating Summit under Mr..
Oyler's directions and the interests oi
his charge is otherwise advanced.
Mr.. A. P. Van Gelder, Supt. of Gil.
max Powder Company, retu rned on
Tuesday from Somerville, N. j., where
he greeted the advent of beautiful
daughter at his home, the happy event
taking place Aug. goth. OF course he
has grown several inches already.
Miss Hattie Ness who has been visit
ing her uncle R. H. Hirsch and wife
other relatives here the past six weeks
returned to her home at Allegheny
Pa, on Sunday. Hattie is lovely
little bundle of sunshine and it was
with sincere regret we bid her adieu.
Mrs. G. III. Sage and Master Sidney,
left on Wednesdays flyer for Bradford
and vicinity. We suspect Barnum &
Bailey's circus chad pull" &C. H.
Sage, of the Johnsonburg Machine Co.,
shipped last Tuesday by Empire Line
to the United States Reduction & Re-
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