Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-06-09

w. r. Oswald and wife visited in
Emporium this week.
w. H Howard visited at Shenan.
doah, Pa, over Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Lewis, OF Sterling Run,
visited Mrs P. E. Lewis, over Sunday
Attorney B. w. Green returned on
Monday from visiting his Tioga county
farm.
Mrs Moran and daughter, of Cos
tcllo, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Farley, at this place.
A. J. Seitried was in town on Sun.
day, having just returned from an ex-
tended visit to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tompkins are re-
joiced over the arrival of a beautiful
girl baby at their home.
Mr.. A. d. Ericsson went to 'idgway
last Sunday and served as organist in
Grace Episcopal Church.
Isaac Parker, of Jersey Shore, has ac-
cepted position in John Cruises
cigar factory at this place.
Miss Kate Metzger has shown her
mother how to grow handsome flowers
and presented ye editor some beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Howard left
yesterday to do the st. Louis Exposi-
ton. They will be absent two weeks.
Judge Walker returned yesterday
from visiting at Austin and Galeton.
His son, w. s., drove him from Austin.
Miss Encie Howard is at home from
school Albany, N. Y, to spend her
vacation with her mother and broth
ers.
Thos. Law and wife have returned
from their wedding trip, and are com.
fortably located on East Allegany
avenue.
John Fenton has beenreceiving con-
gratulations the past few days on ac-
count of the arrival of that big girl at
his home.
John Anderson and wife drove over
to Emporium Sunday where they
spent the day with old friends.-Aus-
tin Autograph.
Mrs. Andrew Brady has returned
from Buffalo, after several weeks stay
there. We regret the excellent lady
is in poor health.
A. E. Zimmerman, Deputy Fish and
Game Warden, of Norwich, Pa, has
been transactiug business in Empori-
um this week.
Mr.. Nye's little girl is not boy, as
stated in our last issue. We thought
best to save what little hair we have
hence the correction.
Thad Encore, who h as taken a large
contract in Clearfeld county from the
Goodyears, came home and passed
Sunday with his family.
W. II. Cramer has been suffering
severely for several days with sore
hand and his doctor fears it is blood
poisoning. He is having a serious
time of it.
James /. Norie evidently enjoys
reading old papers; so says w. H.
Howard, who canght him reading a
daily paper two weeks old, after he
returned from Ridgway this morning.
Prof A. L. L. Suhrie, of Pittsburg,
W tho has been visiting in Emporium
for several days, ostensibly to enquire
relative to trout fishing, was an agree
able PRESS visitor this morning before
taking the train for st. Marys, enroute
for the Smoky City.
A. d. Ericsson, the very efficient
chemist at Keystone Powder Com
pany's plant, was PRESS caller on
Wednesday and like must all persons
who come to Emporium to reside he
wanted to make dead sure of the
PRESS, hence he planked down the
long green. Mr.. Ericsson, while but a
year or more resident of Uncle Sans
grass patch, he takes great interest in
the affairs of this country and wishes
to know more about "the land of the
free''. To be consistent, he believes
in properly identifying himself with a
country from whom he earns his bread,
therefore he has filed his intention to
become a citizen. He is from Sweden
and his politics are II foregone con.
clusion. If you doubt it, Just ask him
and he will tell you the why and
wherefore.