Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-06-25


transacted business in town on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Jos. Lingle returned last Thurs
day from an extended visit to eastern
points of interest.
Miss Ethel Miller, of Salona is visit
ing at the residence of Joseph Lingle,
West Fourth street.
Geo. w. Van Vert, foreman for the
Keystone Powder Company. was Ga
PRESS visitor last Saturday.
Miss Gussie Vosage, of Ashland, Pa,
arrives in Emporium to-day to visit
her sister, Mrs. Fred Julian.
Miss Ada Hockey has returned to
Williamsport, after spending several
weeks with her father at this place.
Mrs. l. K. Hockey has returned to
to Binghamton Sanitarium, where
she previously received treatment.
John Waddington, who has been
visiting relatives in England the past
six months, will return home this week.
Geo. A. Walker, Jr., returned from
West Va, last Thursday, where he ac-
companied w. L. Sykes on an inspec-
tion tour.
Miss M. M. Moore, of Summerville,
Pa, who spent some days very pleas
antly with the Larrabee family, has re-
turned home.
Miss Lulu Sherwood, of Buffalo, N.
Y, who has visited here many times,
is again spending few days with her
friend Miss Christie Mcdonald.
Nose Minard is an expert at dressing
or preparing deviled crabs. He can
give all hands pointers how to do it
and how not to do so and SO. He has
SIT" down fine.
Mrs. Fred Julian received letter
from her husband last Saturday, in
forming her of his arrival in London.
Mr.. Julian sails from Southampton,
June 30th for Manila.
The PRESS regrets the fact that it
failed to mention that two of
our excellent young ladies Misses
Nellie and Julia Hogan have returned
from an extended visit to Binghamton,
N. Y.
B. L. Spence and Fred Tompkins
visited Moore Hill last Sunday and en-
joyed good dinner with Wade
Spence, consisting of new potatoes,
fish, vegetables and other 'fixins," all
raised by Wade.
Miss Lora McQuay left Saturday for
six weeks visit amoug friends at
Williamsport, Lebanon and neigh
bori ng towns. We wish her pleas
ant time, although she is one of the
girls we regret to see leave us even
for short visit.
Phoenie King and Alma Sturdavant,
OF Laceyville, Pa, accompanied by
Leo Place, the bright little child that
made its home with @. G. Schmidt
and wife at City Bakery some time ago
are expected to arrive in town to day.
have the child return to them.
Ex-County Commissioner e. III.
Gregory, one of the most thorough
lumbermen as we'll as excellent citi-
zens, was very welcome PRESS visi.
tor last Saturday. Cameron county
does not contain any be tier citizens.
hat ic of haitian ho 10 nlx To
be-relied-upon Republican.
John D. Bell, one of the steady every
day reliable employees of Climax Pow
der Company, was PRESS visitor last
Saturday evening and pushed the
date on his paper ahead another year.
MIR. Bell informs us he contemplates
an extended visit to New Brunswick
next month.
@. A. Laumer, of Mt. Jewett, was
visiting his sister, Miss Gertrude, and
cousin A. F. Vogt and family at this
place last week. MIR. Laumer was
born in Emporium but left here when
| very small child with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Laumer.
Sheriff Harry Hemphill, accompani-
ed by his son Ralph, went to Clearfield
last Sunday to attend the funeral OF
the Sheriff's nephew, William ).
Hemphill, Jr., aged 81 years, who died
on Saturday last of typhoid fever-the
burial taking place Monday afternoon.
Deceased was one of the most popular
rural letter carriers in the county.
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