Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-04-28

Henry Ludlum was PRESS business
caller Tuesday evening.
Yard Master Slaigle and wife, of
Sheffield, Pa, visited in Emporium last
Sunday.
J. M. Card, came over from Olean on
Tuesday to look after business matters
in town.
w. H. Howard and wife left on Sun
day Flyer to visit in Philadelphia and
New York.
Albert Bair and w. G. Bair went to
Buffalo yesterday to close up their
bother's affairs.
Mr.. Anson Mason, of Sterling Run,
was guest of Mr.. Ed. Morse and family
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Daniel Gillis, of Austin, was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Ed.
Morse, on Monday.
Floyd Barton left this morning for
Ridgway hospital where he will under
go an operation for his eyes.
John Catlin, wife and son of Remove,
were visiting their many friends in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Ed. V. Walker, of Ashtola, Somerset
county, Pa, visited several days last
week with S. E. Huff and family.
William Craven writes the PRESS
from Notional Home, Wis, enclosing
the long green for news from home.
Herbert Olmsted who is one of Elk
Tanning Company's busy men was in
town over Sunday to visit his parents
Ex-Sheriff Alonzo Bailey was in
town on Monday and Tuesday, attend
ing court and shaking hands with old
friends.
Miss Daisy Cladius, who is employed
in w. II. Cramer's store, at This place,
has returned from visiting her parents
at Williamsport.
We had the pleasure ofshaking hands
with Geo. p. Jones, last Sunday, he
having come up to spend few hours
with wife and son.
Arthur Cote, an old friend of the
editor, from Emporium, Penna., was a
very welcome caller at this office Mon
day.-Rainier, Oregon, Gazette.
Chas. Barr, one of Shippen town
ships most industrious farmers was a
welcome caller at this office on Tues
day and made us feel happy with the
''long green"
Mr.. c. S. Piper, one of our esteemed
and prompt paving subscribers was a
PRESS visitor Tuesday evening. Mr..
Piper is an honest industrious citizen
and believes in keeping square with
the world.
Dr. E. O. BardWell had so far re
covered from his serious illness on
Monday, that he ventlred trip to
Ridgway.
Misses Ritchie, Blumle and Garrity
attended the swell reception given by
the Hermitage Club at st. Marys, last
Wednesday.-G
Charles Russell, a brother of the late
Wilbur and Allen Russell, died at
Russell Hill, Pa, one day last week.
He was we'll known here.
David S. Logue, of Gibson, while
looking around town on Tuesday
dropped in to chat with the PRESS,
which he il always sure to do. Call
often friend Logue-the latch string is
always out.
Hon. John Mcdonald, while attend
ing to his duties as Associate Judge, on
Monday and Tuesday, entertained ye
PRESS editor and Mr.. r. r. McQaay
Monday evening. The Judge, who is
one of the most practical railroad men
in the employ of P. r. r having been
identified with the Pennsy and Read
ing system since young man. Mr..
Mcdonald is an entertaining visitor
and is full of pleasant incidents con-
nected with early days in railroading
in this state. He is just as popular
aud as careful in the discharge of his
duties as Associate Judge as he is as
Supervisor of Middle Division. The
people made no mistake when they
elected him.