Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-06

week.
Miss Josephine Annis, of Warren,
Pa, was guest of bss. and Mrs. Chas.
Seger over Sunday.
Carl Felt and wife who have been
visiting their parents here for some
time returned homo On Tuesday.
w. E. Rothrock ofDriftwood was in
the city Tuesday. He was on a survey
ing tour at Cameron with V. A. Brooks.
Miss Hattie Evans left Monday
morning for Pun xsstawney where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Paul s.
Smith.
Mrs. Charles Butler has returned
from a weeks wish 10 the lumber
camp of Mr.. Mcdonald near Sinnama-
honing.
Mrs. John Cruics Esad daughter and
Mrs. II. Evans left yesterday for Lima,
Ohio where they will visit for sev veral
weeks.
Miss Belle Ullrich left Tuesday noon
on Flyer to visit friends and relatives
at Williamsport, Jersey5hore and Oak
Grove.
~-John Howard has returned from a
weeks visit in the west, and has re-
sumed his position in Howard Co.'S
office.
Henry Wright has moved his family
to Emporium and is now comfortably
located in NJ. A. RockwelPs rooms over
the postof1ice.
We regret that we failed to mention
the fact in our last issue that Mrs. w.
M. Lawler was visiting her many old
friends in town.
John ID. Logan who has been laid up
for several days tue reault of being
bitten by mosquito, is able to be at
his work again.
The Candy Kitchen Club loses one
of its lovely members in Miss Margaret
Montgomery who has gone to Towan-
da for the winter
Miss Rachel Day who has been
spending a month with her grand
parents at Friendship, N. Y, returned
last Thursday on Flyer.
Miss Minnie L. Bargelt, of Buffalo.
arrived in town last Monday evening
for a months stay with her sisters Mrs.
II. S. Lloyd, and Mrs Frank Taylor.
Mr.. U. A Palmer, who is now sta
toned at Bradford for time came
over Saturday to visit his wife and
daughter, returning to Bradford Sun
day evening.
Mrs. James H. Havens of South
Second street is entertaining as her
guests, Miss Mary Meridith, of Towan-
da, Pa, and Miss Mary Robinson of
Emporium.-Olean Times.
Miss Beatrice Ellis returned last Fri,
day from a visit among friends at
Williamsport. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. Elwood Ness who also
was visitor at the above named place
Michael Evers, of Beechwood, one
of the most honest and Industrious
citizens of this county was a PRESS
caller on Wednesday and carried away
receipt for another years su bscrip-
ton.
Mr. James Joyce was taken i'll in his
room at the City Hotel last Saturday
night, the services of physician
being required. He is now better but
will not be able for duty at the Key
stone Powder Works for some days.
Prof. w. J. Leavitt and family have
returned from visiting in Western
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mr.. Leavitt
will teach at Sterling Run this winter
and we predict very successful term
for him and most profitable to the pat
rons of that school.
Atty Fred Johnson made the coke
ovens a visit Tuesday and was greatly
impressed with the manner in which
coal is transferred from the mountain
to the ovens-in buckets by cable-a
sight well worth seeing.
Mr.. John D. Klein, wife and daughter,
of Williamsport, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. p. Rentz. Mr.. Klein is a
brother of Mrs. Rentz and is one of
Williamsport's progressive citizens and
is prominently identified with lead
ing printing establishment.
A fish warden of the Pennsylvania
| department of the fisheries last week
in Centre county caught John Kosick
and ]. L. Millard fishing for trout.
They resisted the efforts to examine
their baskets and the officer was com
PEELED to us force. Twenty eight
trout under six inches were found in
their possession. They pleaded guilty
to violating the fish law and paid $3.50
fine for the short trout and 500 each
for resisting the officer, making total
of $3.50.