Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-07-14

Buffalo.
VIM. X. Wright and wife, of Remove,
were guests Oft. f. Moore and wife
on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Norie visited the
part of last week.
Roy Beattie came home from La
quin, Pa, to spend the Fourth with
his mother aud brothers.
Mrs. H. p. Spence, of Bryan Hill,
and Miss Bessie Kackenmeister were
PRESS callers on Monday.
Mrs. William Clarity is visiting at
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mr..
Garrity will join her later.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Gould and Miss
Lille Lawrence Eldred of visited in
Emporium over the Fourth.
A. j. Siegfried, who is living at the
| Coke Ovens, visited his daughters IN
Jefferson county on the Fourth.
Mrs. Cavey and daughter Margaret
| and Miss Jennie Halderman have re-
| turned from St: LGnis Exposition.
Geo. Beattie who is attending school
at Williamsport, visited his mother
anu III OONi ONSi bllC OuIlil
Miss Laura Deemer, of Williamsport,
daughter of Congressman Deemer, has
been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Van
Gelder during the past week.
Mrs. James Morrisey returned on I'd
from visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Steele, at Kane. We regret to learn
her health continues to trouble her.
Mrs. App, nee Annie Seibert, of
Coudersport, stopped in Emporium on
her return from Lock Haven Normal
Commencement to visit her old friend,
Mrs H. S. Lloyd.
Joseph Kaye arrived in Emporium
last Sunday from Wis, to spend the
week here. He will return on Friday,
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Jas. l.. Norie, who will visit there
for some months.
Mr.. j. j. Schwab, Lumber, has the
thanks of ye editor for two baskets of
the largest strawberries it has ever
been our pleasure to eat. They were
beauties. Mr.. S. has grown about 800
quarts this season.
Mrs. William Howard, of Williams
port, has been visiting in Emporium
for several days, looking after property
interests. We understand she has
sold the building formerly occupied as
a harness shop, to Mr.. J. r. Fetter.
Parker and Davis are both at the
Warner House to day-the former
chief porter and the latter chief clerk.
These are not the democratic candi-
dates for President and Vice Presi-
dent, because the tail can't wag the
head.
Fred B. Lloyd, who came home from
Philadelphia Commercial College to
spend his vacation, has entered the
First National Bank, while Mr.. Zuber
is taking vacation. He takes to the
work as naturally as a duck does
water.
Mrs. Alva Wright, of West Sixth
street, had slight stroke of paralysis
Tuesday and Drs. Bardwell and He'll
man were summoned. At this writing
she is reported much better with
bright prospects for her complete re-
covery.
Mr.. Chandler and several other gen.
'emen interested in the Cameron
Lick and Coal Company, were here
last week looking over their prop erty,
with an expert. 1t is hoped they will
commence operations in the very near
future.
Hon. l. K. Hockey arrived in EN-
porium last Sunday from st. Louis,
where he went to look at the demo-
cratic convention and take a trot on
the pike. He evidently smelled a
mouse, for he left before Billy Bryan
tied up the gang,
Chas. L. Butler, our modest and Sc
date friend returned on Saturday from
Port Allegany, where he completed a
special contract of painting. We un.
derstand he took hand in evangelis-
tic work, while in that wicked city.
Sam Jones will have to look to his
laurels.
John d. Morrissey, of Superior, Wis,
came to Emporium July 5th, to see his
mother and chat with old friends, all
of whom are pleased to see him. Mr..
Morrissey is r. r. agent at Superior,
as well as fire and police commissioner.
Give aa Emporium boy show-he'll
get there.
Godfrey Howard, WiHiamsport,
Samuel E. Cameron, Towanda, Pa,
and Peter Snyder, of town, were
PRESS visitors on the eve of the Fourth.
All are enthusiastic Americans and if
the Fourth was little noisy they aided
in the good work. Call again, boys;
you are always welcome.
Patrick Dulling, one of Shippen's
good natured fellows and an enthus-
iastic Roosevelt shouter from "way
back in the woods' was a PRESS
visitor last Saturday week, getting on
to the program for the Fourth. He
started in right by renewing his sub
scription to the PRESS for another
! year.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Forbes, of Mari
eta, Ohio, are residing here for the
time being, while settling up the estate
of the late Miss Holbrook. Mr.. Forbes
is engaged in the oil business and re.
turns this week for a business visit, his
son who is now a young man of 81
years, comes here to assist and remain
with his mother.
George B. Foutz and son Irvine
Earl, of Caledonia, Pa, visited in