Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-12-17
Stephen VanWert is confined to his

Stephen VanWert is confined to his
home with the grippe.
Frank w. Taylor, who has been seri-
ously ill, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Newton leave
for Buffalo on January 4th, to be gone
some months.
Mrs. Robert Howell, of Altoona, Pa,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Piper, of this place.
Master John Ellis gave a birthday
party one day last week. Of course
they had jolly good time.
Miss Mary Welsh and Miss Anna
Cleary two energetic teachers, were
PRESS visitors on Monday.
Bank Director Jno. E. Smith, of
Sterling Run, made the PRESS hur'
ried business call yesterday.
Mrs. s. L. Stoddard and Mrs. F. s.
Coppersmith and bright little son Neil,
were PRESS callers Monday evening.
j. Orvis Hemphill returned last Fri
day from the west where he had spent
the summer. He likes the country
very much.
Miss Edna Summerson, one Of the
teachers in Cameron Schools is serious
ly i'll with pneumonia. DIR. II. w.
Good is attending her.
Chas NJ Macintosh left last Satur-
day for Canton, Pa, to visit relatives
and friends for several weeks. OF
course the PRESS will follow him.
Judge Walker has returned home
from Galeton, where his wife remains
seriously ill. 1t is hoped they may be
able to bring the sick lady to her home
at this place.
Miss Jean McNarney, one ofEmpori-
um's lovely little ladies, celebrated her
18th birthday last Saturday by inviting
number of her little friends to enjoy
the occasion with her.
w. H. Mitchell and H. G. Carpenter,
of Driftwood, called on Emporium
friends Monday evening. Mr.. Car.
penter is fancy decorator and is en-
ployed on L. w. Gleason's new resi-
dence, at Driftwood.
Norman II. Parks, who is employed
at the P. & E baggage room, quite
badly sprained his wrist Sunday while
skating at Deckertown. He is able to
remain on duty, however.-Johnsou-
burg Press.
Mr.. d. w. Cramer, wife and chill
dren, Mrs. 8. NJ. HOPPER and Mrs. G.
F. Miller, of Williamsport visited in
Emporium over Sunday, guests of w.
II. Cramer and family. The first and
two last named are brother and sisters
to Mr.. Cramer.
B. B. Lorshbough, of Sinnamahon.
ing, Pa, has returned home from q
visit in the west He took in a portion
of eighteen states, the principal ones
of visit being Idaho, Oregon, CalIforn-
la and Arkansas. He reports having
had pleasant trip.
F. 8. Coppersmth, of the hustling
hardware firm of Murry & Copper
smith Co., was PRESS caller yester
day afternoon, accompanied by Mr.. l.
NJ Buchholtz, of Batavia, N. Y, repre-
senting the Wierd plow. Frank wal
showing his friend the town.
The PRESS is in receipt of kint
letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bur
rows, of Warren, Pa, formerly popu
lar residents of Emporium. The kinc
words bestowed on the PRESS are Ger
tainly appreciated and it is a source o
great satisfaction to US to know tina
our humble efforts to publish a gooc
clean family journal are appreciated
by our friends and patrons We shal
strive to merit continuance of tn
good will SO many years enjoyed b.
the old PRESS. Mr.. and Mrs. Burrow
desire to be remembered to thei
Emporium friends and, while they lik
Warren very much, the great bi
warm spot for Emporium still re
mains in their hearts.
Austin DeArmet, of Whitmer, wa
in town yesterday. He has closed ou
the saloon business at Whitmer, an
with his wife will spend few weeks 6
winter resort in Virginia, and afte
his return will devote his whole tim
to his general store. Mr. DeArmit's
base to encourage every poor ma
who desires to succeed. He came
Whitmer eight years ago, with chance
very much against him on account {
the loes of his left arm, and with r
capital but energy. By industry an
careful management he has accumula
ed sufficient to make him independer
and in easy circumstances and is OF
OF the country's most trusted busine
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