Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23


visited in Emporium yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Ginter, of Buffalo, visited
in town between trains yesterday.
L. E. Green, of Eldred, Pa, is now
employed in Taggart's drug store.
Geo B. Barclay, of Sinnamahoning,
visited in Emporium on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Huff, clerk in the post.
office, has returned from her vacation.
G. G. Catlin is erecting dwelling on
lot formerly occupied by old gymna-
SUM.
Mrs. Thos. McGrane has returned
rom an extended visit to Williamsport
friends.
r. Geo. Pepper and wife have returned
from visiting at Watkins, N. Y, and
report pleasant visit.
John T. Howard left this morning
for Westboro, Wis, to look over the
country for a short time.
A. G. Blum returned yesterday from
anothsr business trip in the interest of
Keystone Powder Company.
Father Meagher, of Ridgway, visited
in Emporium yesterday, shaking
hands with his many friends.
I. X. Hockey is spending the week
on the farm, near Muncy, visiting his
aged parents and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rishell are to be
congratulated on the arrival of that
young man at their home Saturday.
Edgar Henry, a Keystone Powder
Co., employee, is laid up with lame
back, at his residence on Sixth street.
Walter Palmer was quite sick last
Sunday, but was able to go to Luzerne
county on Monday, where he had engag-
ed to work.
Mrs. Edward May, of Olean, accom-
panied by her children, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Haley,
at this place.
Geo. Skinner, young lad employed
by Climax Powder Co., is minus two
fingers, having gotten his hand fast in
a shell machine.
Mrs. d. G. Hayes left on Monday
last to visit at Binghamton, N. Y, and
other points. Mr.. Hayes goes to NOR
row to spend few days.
Ex.Sheriff Kriner returned this
morning from attending his brothers.
funeral, that he might be present at
the funeral of Michael Zimmitt.
Mrs. s L Stoddard is visiting friends
in Buffalo this week, and before re-
turning home will take in Toronto and
the Thousand Islands.
Moses Y. Norton, the Oldest pa ssen-
ger conductor on Buffalo Division and
always popular has been retired, having
reached the 10th mile post.
L. s. Hinkle, wife and son, of Will
cox, visited with John J. Hinkle and
wife over Sunday. NJ. ninkle is man
ager ofthe big s.Jre at Wilcox.
VIM. F. Deckart, of Remove, con.
ductor of P. & E., construction train,
has brought his family to Emporium
and are boarding with Ex-Sheriff
Warner.
Rob't B. Warner informs the PRESS
of the arrival of a dandy girl baby at
his home, the young lady taking pos
session last Monday morning at eleven
o'clock.
Chas. G. Schmidt, the Fourth street
baker, has beer quite seriously ill for
several days but is now able to be
about again. Mr. Schmidt has been q
very sick man but DIR. Bardwell hopes
to have him in apple. pie order righU
away quick.
Mrs. U. A. Palmer and daughter
Miss Fay, also Walter Palmer, have
returned from Hartford City, Ind to
remain here we are informed. Their
many friends welcome them back. MIR.
Palmer will remain in the West, being
under term contract.
Our old friend G. G. Fay, hale and
hearty in his 18th year and looking as
young as he died 20 years ago, was
pleasant PRESS visitor. Mr.. Fay is
one of the few old.timers left and is
full of interesting experiences in EN-
porium in the early days.
Edward Murry, you no doubt have
noticed, has been sporting his best
Sunday clothes this week We thought
perhaps he intended going to Buffalo
to attend the wedding of his brother,
but Ed. promptly informed us that
they had handsome new girl at his
home, last Saturday-no time for wed.
dings.
Now is the time to buy your clothing
aud the place is at N. Seger's, the old
reliable dealer.