Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-07-21
Fred johnson has returned from

Miss Edna Gayton, of Bradford, is
guest of Miss Maud Thomas.
Mrs o. Proudfoot and children are
| visiting Olean friends this week
Moses Harris, came over from Aus
tin last evening to visit his brother.
Mrs. Josiah Howard and daughter
Dorothy are enjoying visit to Allan
tic City.
Carpenter Fetter is erecting a neat
porch on John Kelley's Maple street
residence.
Mr.. Josiah Howard went to Hughes
vile yesterday to attend the funeral
| of an uncle.
Misses Mary and Mabel Hinkle, of
| Wilcox, Pa, are guests of Mrs. Lizzie
Hinkle at this place.
w. G.. Bair, the energetic photo
grapher, has taken number of views
ofthe railroad wreck at Shippen.
Miss Genevieve Connors, of Belfast,
N. Y, is visiting here, the guest of
Misses Olive and Margaret Maloy.
The Misses McInnes, of Cory, who
have been visiting old friends in EN-
porium, returned home on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Hemphill left last Satur,
day for Jefferson Hospital, Philadel-
phia, to undergo a serious operation.
Grover Smith came up from Sterling
Run yesterday to show his father, J.
E., how to conduct the banking bust
ness.
Miss Helen Blumle has returned to
her home in Emporium after a pleas
ant visit among Remove friends -
News.
Hiram Moat, Of Gibson, was a PRESS
visitor yesterday, while transacting
business in town. He carried away n
receipt for the PRESS.
Mrs. Fred Linsell, nee Lena Cormya,
and daughter of Wilcox, Pa, are visit
ing the formers mother, Mrs A. NJ
Hamilton, at this place.
Mrs. Spencer accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Lena Thompson, of
New York city. are guests of Mrs.
Bryan and daughter, Miss Nina.
Mr.. A. E. Andrews and bride re-
turned from their wedding trip last
week. Mr. Andrews can now be found
at his old 'sit" at the Junction tower.
Mrs. Paul Smith and child, of PUNK
sutawney, are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Evans,
Sixth street.
Miss Minnie Morse has been quite
seriously i'll for several days threatened
with fever. DR.. Heilman is attending
her and reports Improvement.
Malcom Beaton, who resides on
South Broad street, while sleep fell or
walked out of a second story window,
a few nights ago. His back was in
jured.
Mr.. Adam Nickler, Jr., and sister
Margaret left Monday morning for st.
Louis and returning will spend a week
in Buffalo, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Hoke, wife of Rev. Geo. M.
Hoke, of New Cumberland, Pa, ar
rived in Emporium last Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs. T. B. Lloyd, and
family.
Adams Express Agent, John D.
Logan, returned last Saturday from
Toronto, where he attended the Ex-
pressmen's Convention. He reports a
pleasant visit.
Miss Nellie l. Huntley, of Drift
wood, visited in Emporium last Thurs
day guest at the Wiley home, and at
tended the social hop at Keystone
Park, Thursday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Howard, Miss Ada Hook
ley and her lady friend Miss Goslin,
who have been visiting in Emporium
for several weeks, guests of Hon. 1. X.
Hockey and wife, returned to Will
Transport on Monday.
The PRESS was pleased to hear from
our old friend, ]. Will Kaye, who re
sides at Chelsia, Wis, enclosing a
draft for the PRESS up to 1905. Mr.
Kaye is manager of one of the lumber
plants of @. B. Howard Company.
His host of Emporium friends will be
pleased to hear that he is prospecting.
The social hop given at Keystone
Park last Thursday evening was very
enjoyable occasion. This popular re.
sort is becoming more popular, as our
people appreciate the generosity of
Mr.. Josiah Howard, who fitted up the
grounds and erected the covered pa.
vilion. 1t is an ideal recreation park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schoonover and son
Eddie and Mr. McNurnev of Austin