Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-05-05

R. H. Hirsch spent Sunday and Mon
day in Buffalo.
U. B. Russell, of Coudersport, was a
PRESS visitor yesterday.
Miss Jettie Wiley returned on Tues.
day from visiting at Galeton, Pa,
John Sullivan is rusticating at City
Hotel, nursing a lame shoulder.
Mrs Isaac Wykoff, of Cameron did
shopping in town last Saturday.
Miss Lillian Heilman is expected
home Saturday for brief vacation.
Geo. H. Crawford has been spend
ing few days in town the past week.
Mrs. K. d. Sampson, of fBinghamton,
N. Y, is visiting Mrs. B. Russell at
this place.
Miss Martha Gleason, ofDriftwood,
was guest of Miss Jean McNarney
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Bennett, of Minneapolis,
was guest of her cousin, Mrs. M. B.
Judd, last week.
Mrs. John e. Smith, ofSter|ing Run,
very excellent lady was in Empori-
um on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gleason, of Driftwood,
was guest of Miss Matte NJ. Collins in
town on Saturday.
Michael Brennan is engaged selling
some excellent nursery stock for Glen
Bros, of Rochester.
Mrs. Josiah Howard returned from
visiting at Atlantic City, and other
eastern points of interest,
DIR. w. H. DeLong is expected to ar
ri in n
now, to remain during the summer.
Norman Macintosh, one of our in
dustrious subscribers, was PRESS
caller yesterday and carried away
1905 receipt.
Mr.. Ii. H. Spanogle, after spending
several days at Emporium, guest of
Mrs. NJ. Johnson and family has re-
turned to Altoona.
The many friends and admirers #
Rev. W. 2. Shriner will be sorry to
learn that he is confined to his bed
with intermittent fever.
The many friends OF Mrs. w. j.
Hughes will be pleased to learn that
this excellent lady has almost recover.
ed from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Everything is sunshine and happi-
aess around Fred X. Zimmers' resi-
dence, near Gardeau, all on account of
the arrival of that beautiful ten pound
girl.
Prof. J. M. Witheral and brother w.
+. Witherel, of Buffalo: n Y, spent
Thursday in town, the guest of Mrs
David Murry and family on Third
street.
The many friends of Jos. A. Friendel
are pleased to see him again upon his
feet, after a severe siege with typhoid
fever. He is little paler than usual
but will soon be himself again.
Judge Miller, Of Mercer county,
rules that all foreigners wishing to be
naturalized, must be able to speak the
English language we'll enough to talk
TO the court without an interpreter.
Mrs. M. A. Rockwell informs the
PhEss that Morgan Rockwell, who re
sides in the south, is in very serious
condition. He is brother of the late
III. @ Rockwell and resided here many
years ago.
G. T. Dixon and family, who went
TO Westboro, Wis, several years
ago, returned to Emporium Tuesday
One by one the boys are coming back
to "good old Emporium"
Alex Macdonnell and family arrived
in Emporium Tuesday evening, from
Westboro, Wis. Their many friends
are glad to see them back here again
Mac enters at once upon the discharge
of his new duties as manager of @. B.
Howard & Co.'s store at this place.
Edgar B. Newton and wife have re-
turned from Buffalo and are at present
occupying rooms at Mr.. Edward
Blinzler's residence, where they will
be pleased to receive their many
friends. Mr.. Newton made the PRESS
short business call this morning.