Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-06-30
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Friday evening.
Mrs. Ben Lord, of Sterling Run, was
in town Saturday on business.
Orlow Jordan is quite feeble at the
home of his parents, West Sixth street.
Mrs. Kelley, of Austin, came on
Saturday to visit her daughter, Miss
May Kelley.
Prothonotary G. Jay Goodnough
visited at Whitesville, N. Y, his old
home, last week.
Mrs. Chas. Auchu was PRESS visitor
on Wednesday and advanced her hus-
bands PRESS to 1905.
Mr.. P. II. Mason and grandson
Grover, of Sterling Run, was in town
Monday on business.
Street Commissioner Mundy is dress
ing up all the streets on the line of
march for the Fourth.
r. II. Welsh, of Medina, N. Y, is
expected home to-day to spend the
Fourth with his parents.
d. II. Lamb, formerly of Emporium,
is one ofthe directors of the new Ma
tional Bank at Galeton, Pa.
Ross Overturf and wife went to Pen
field on Tuesday to attend the wed.
ding Of Mr.. Overturfs sister.
Mrs. Web. Walize and son, of Reno.
vo, spent Sunday in town, guests of
her sister, Mrs. Elwood Ness.
Miss Elizabeth Pool, of S ommer-
vile, n. j., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. p. VanGelder OH Sixth street.
Editor Hockey and wife are taking
III the Editorial Convention at Viii.
Transport and Eaglesmere this week.
Miss Stacia Pendar who has been
visiting Mrs. Maylen the past to weeks
returned to Heating Summit last week.
We regret to learn that Harrison
Logue is in very feeble health ut his
home at Huntley, He is in his seth
year.
Chas Staff, as prompt as the town
clock, was a PRESS caller on Saturday
and renewed his paper for ano ther
year.
Miss Ella Mcfarland, Of Bradford, is
visiting Mrs. Daugherty and son Jas,
at their rooms over Taggart's drug
store
Mrs. NJ. c. Caskey, of Randolph, N.
Y, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gallagher, visiting her many Empori-
um friends.
Mrs. Editha Howard, and daughter
and son, will arrive this D. m, to re-
main for the Fourth with her mother,
Mrs. M. A. Rockwell.
Chas. L. Butler went to Port Ale
gany this noon to visit his brother
and do some coach painting work. He
knows how to do it, all right.
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transacting business in Emporium on
Monday, called on the PREss and push
ed the date on his paper ahead another
year.
Miss Anna Metzger returned home
on Wednesday from visiting her
brother Ward and wife at Wellsville,
n. Y, Miss Ethel Winward, of Boston,
Mass, who has passed the last three
summers in Emporium, returned home
with her.
t. M. Mattison, of Norwich, Nc
Kean county, came to Emporium last
Saturday with a cargo of potatoes and
soon disposed of them. After trans.
acting his business he called on many
of his friends, the PRESS included,
when he pushed his paper far into 1905
We are glad to know he is prospering.
Mrs. Flora T. Ryan, who has been
spending somemonths at Williamsport
is visiting in Emporium, guest of her
brother, Hon. L. Taggart and family.
Her friends will be pleased to learn her
health has improved. Mrs. Ryan call.
ed at PRESS sanctum on Monday and
changed her paper to Ladona, Pa,
where she will visit for some time.
Henry Hamilton, the hustling Elk
county lumberman, well known to our
citizens, is spending a few days in
Emporium. Mr.. Hamilton had the
misfortune to poison his left arm and
is here receiving treatment from DR..
DeLong. Years ago having lost his
right hand, his present affliction great
ly worries him.