Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-09-24

and see the sights.
Mrs. Josiah Howard is in New York
City, where she went to attend the
funeral of s. Q. Mingle.
Mr.. Homer Knox and bride of AL
toona, Pa, were guests of Rev. r. J,
Knox and wife the past week.
Mr.. J. A. Rhodes came down from
Johnsonburg on Monday and resumed
work with Emporium Machine Co.
Mrs. Stoddard went to Olean yester-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Douglas
and attend Genesse Nj. E. Conference
Stephen E. Lunger, assistant track
foreman at Round Island, was struck
by freight last Thursday and killed.
Michael Sexton, of Clermont, who
has been visiting friends at this place
is now spending several days with Re-
novo relatives.
Miss Maude Pearsall, a recent grad
uate of the High School here, is teach
ing the Four Mile school in Cameron
county.-Coudersport Journal.
Mrs. VIM. Swartz and daughters
May and Laura and sister Miss Murial
are visiting in Buffalo this week guest
of George Miller and family.
John Powell and wife, of Buffalo,
visited relatives in Emporium yester-
day. They were on their way to at
tend the funeral of relative.
Robert House and wife returned to
their home in Pittsburg on Monday,
after weeks visit with Mrs. Houses
mother, Mrs. Morrisey, at this place.
Rev. J. M. Robertson, Rector of EN-
manuel Church, left last Sunday even
ing to visit his family who have been
spending the summer at Monticello,
N. Y.
T. B. Housler who has been visiting
at this place for several weeks return
ed to Ligonier this morning where he
is engaged as cook for Thomas &
Whiting.
Fred Zimemers, of Gardeau, was a
social and business caller at the PRESS
Office on Tuesday and, like all good
citizens, made good his PRESS for an
other year.
George Hockey, who is employed at
Galeton, came over to pass Sunday
with his father, Mr.. Alfred Hockey,
and see the boys. Geo. is a good
steady boy.
Misses May and Jennie Gould, who
have been visiting at Atlantic City for
three weeks, returned home yesterday,
accompanied by their friend Mrs. Van
Meter, of Philadelphia.
Hubert Brady and Burton Olmsted
have entered State College, the former
to take course in Chemistry while the
latter will take up civil engineering.
Both are bright young men.
Our citizens will be panied to learn
that Mrs. Thos Gallagher, who has
been in poor health for some time, is
in a very serious condition. Her
brother, DR.. w. H. DeLong is attend
ing her.
G. J. Smutz, Of Tidioute, has re
turned to Emporium and entered the
employ of Mr.. Andrew Brady as book
keeper at the coke works. His many
friends are glad he has returned to our
mountain city.
r. Seger & Son now have a very
handsome store room and since their
new goods have arrived for fall trade
the store looks as beautiful as a sweet
graduate, with the up-to-date line.
Take look.
w. H. VanWert may have been seen
by many citizens riding up town Tues
day morning all covered with smiles.
It's great big girl and William is
tickled as much as small boy In his
first red-top boots.
Miss May Agnes Kelley the celebrat-
ed elocutionist who has been repre-
senting the viavi work in this section,
has left our little mountain town for
her home in Washington, D. G. Miss
Kelley, by her genial, generous and
energetic ways has won host oi
friends during her stay with us.
Harry MCGEE, of Cameron, proprie.
tor of Cameron House has been seri.
ously ill for several weeks with gastric
fever. DR.. Bardwell is attending him,
while Miss Sterling, professional
nurse, is caring for him. DR.. Nc
Granor, of Port Allegany, his old
family physician, came over this morn.
ing to see Mr.. McGee and accompani-
ed DR.. Bardwell to Cameron.
The man who does not get sick of his
own cooking is as scarce as the man who
enioys to ha daily roasted by his wife