Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-08-25
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Mrs. L. T. Peabody, of Cameron, was
in town on Monday.
Mr.. w. S. Walker, of Austin, was in
Emporium on Wednesday.
Miss Florence Flemming, Of Remove,
is visiting friends in town.
Dan'l Mccormick has returned from
the hospital at Wiliamsport.
Miss Belle Robinson, Of Jersey City,
is visiting her parents at this place
Miss Ada Kissell of Sterling Run, is
visiting the Misses Lacey at this place
Miss Marion Rantz left yesterday for
a brief visit with Keating Summit
friends
Mr. Luke Connors, ofAstabula, Ohio
visited Emporium friends on Satur-
day last.
Miss Lillian Robsun, of Roulette is
visiting in town guest of Mr. 7. Cleary
and family,
Anson Robinson was welcome
business visitor at the PRESS sanctum,
Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Halderman is again at
her post of duty at Henry Harps' after
weeks vacatian at Olean.
Frank Gallagher who visited his sis
ter Miss Maize at this place returned
to Philadelphia last Sunday.
Mrs. M. II. Dodge returned Monday
evening from Coudersport where she
had been visiting the past two weeks
Mr.. P. E. Hennigan and niece, of
Champion, Pa, were the guests of D..
w. Donovan and family the past week
Theo Newton feels a few inches
taller on account of the arrival of that
nine pound Miss at his home last Fri
day.
Mr. A. c. Blum returned on Satur-
day night from an extended business
trip in the interest of the keystone
Powder Co.
Mr. Geo. S. Hill, of Driftwood, was
a business visitor at the PRESS sanctum
on Monday and pushed the date of his
paper ahead.
Mrs. Edward Powell and children
will leave in the very near future for
Alaska to join her husband who has
been in that country number of years.
Jasper Harris returned yesterday
from an extended trip to New York
and other eastern cities where he was
engaged buying his fall and winter
stock.
Richard Bliss, of Shippen, made the
PRESS business call on Monday. Mr.
Bliss believes in keeping square with
the printer and carried away receipt
for another year.
Mr.. Major G. Dorval and Miss Olive
Vandella Bingeman, both of Emporium,
were married at Olean, N. Y, Aug II,
1904, by Rev. Rowland. We congrat-
ulate the young twain.
J. II. Day and Miss Abbie Metzger
visited Chautauqua Lake, jamestown
and Buffalo the past week Miss Alb
bic remained at Buffalo to visit with
her sister Miss Grace a few days.
w. D. Gronett, of Lock Haven, had
his leg broken Wednesday morning
while at work in G. B. Howard and
Company's lumber camp and was
taken to Williamsport hospital for
treatment.
Mr.. j. R. Buckwalter, of Winchester,
KY, has been calling on old friends in
town and community the past week
and did not forget the PRESS. Mr..
Buckwalter has numbering operations
in Tennessee.
Miss Abbie Selfern, of Germania,
and Miss Mabel Welfring, of Couders-
port, are visiting Theo. Metzger and
family at this place, Mrs. Metzger
being a cousin Of the young ladies.
S. J. Fee arrived in town last Satur.
day for short stay among old friends
and acquaintance and incidentally
| look after business interests. Mr.. Fee
has been in the South all summer and
is en- route for Chicago. 1t is needless
to say his many friends here are glad
! to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Catfish and
family, Miss Jessie B. Sykes and o. A.
Prince, Jr., of Heating Summit, dined
at the New Warner last Saturday, on
their way home from a down the river
point where they had been camping.
The following party visited G. B.
Howard & Co.'S lumber camp last
Tuesday and report pleasant outing;
Mr. and Mrs. Cox, of Philadelphia,
Miss Bargelt, the Misses McQuay,
Miss Webster, of Olean, Mrs. Bryan
and Miss Nina Bryan.