Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-16

b w. tlreen, 1Q. is spending the
week at his fio1s farm.
Miss Marian Rentz returned on Tues
day from an extended visit at Warren.
J. s. Vail and wife of Jersey Shore,
are visiting Urban Boutain and family.
Urban Boutain and J. s. Vail visited
Olean yesterday and took in the sights
Eugene Goodyear has returned from
Alaska after an absence of about two
years.
Mrs. Thomas McGrain and children
are visiting at Williamsport and other
points of interest.
Miss Belle Robinson, who is a pro-
fessional nurse at Jersey City, N. j., is
home for a visit of month.
Mrs. SD. Mcdonald and Mrs. Peter
Leduc, of town, were social callers at
the PRESS sanctum yesterday.
Richard j. Lloyd is taking great
comfort in his new carriage just pur-
chased. He now sports a fine turnout.
Sheriff HemphiIl and wife visited at
st. Marys last Saturday. Mrs. H. is
now visiting at her old home, Clear
field
John Zwald, of Shippon, was vel
come PRESS caller on Thursday last,
and pushed the date on his paper ahead
two notches.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robertson and children
have gone to Monticello, N. Y, to pass
the summer months with Mrs. Robert
sons mother.
II. r. Manette and Fred Tompkins
enjoyed visit to Shawmut mines on
Tuesday. 1t was Fred's first exper.
ience in a coal mine.
Geo. w. Gentry, of Lumber, was
transacting business in town on Tues
day and, of course, called on che PRESS
editor for brief chat.
Frank G. Judd recently sold his
pony and rig to L. s. Hinkle, of Will
cox-John J. Hinkle's brother. Max
Balcom drove the pony to Wilcox.
Miss Rose Bair and Miss Carrie Huff
left an Tuesday on an extended visit to
Washington, Philadelphia, New York
and Atlantic City. They anticipate a
pleasant time.
Fred Johnson, son of Hon. J. @.
Johnson and registered law student
in the Office of Johnson & MoNarney,
has returned from his vacation, having
visited Buffalo and various other
places.
Harry Moore and wife, of Keating
Summit, accompanied by their niece
Jenevevie Moore, of Croyland, were
visiting in town last week, Tuesday.
after spending few days with Thos.
Moore and wife, at Croyland.
II. Clinton Olmstead drove over
from Coudersport and pleasantly pass.
ed the Sabbath with Emporium friends,
July 5th. He drove back on Monday
but owing to the wretched condition of
| Fourth street, took Sixth street route
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gillon, of Towan-
da, Pa, have been guests of DIR. Smith
and family she past week, enjoying
our mountain cir. Mr.. Gillon return
to his home on Monday, but his wife
and young son VIII remain here some
| time.
William H. Logue, Of Gibson, who is
employed by Wilson Bros, as carpent.
er, was in town on Tuesday, attending
the funeral of Mrs. Julia Earl, and was
a PRESS caller for the purpose of re-
newing his subscription for another
year.
Mrs. Mac Horton, wife of the wire.
less telegraphy expert who wired Sir
Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock, is
guest of H. @. Olmsted and family at
this place, Mrs. Horton was formerly
Miss Mae Leet and has many friends
in Emporium
Michael Mccarthy, an industrious
citizen, who has been employed in
Howard & Co.'S mill for many years,
has accepted a position with Adams
Express Company, at this place as
night transfer man. He will be good
man for the place.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Smith, after a
pleasant visit of some weeks with the
family of Judge and Mrs. Geo. A.
Walker, supplemented by brief stay
at Camp Punkey" among the virgin
wilds of Cameron county, has returned
to her home at Ithaca, N. Y.
Invitations have been received by
Emporium friends announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Mabelle
Grace Hughes and Mr.. John George
Murry, at Buffalo, July %. The
prospective groom is on old Emporium
boy, son of Mrs. David Murry.
Joseph strayer, everybody knows
Joe and likes him, walked across
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