Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-03

Miss Myrtle Newton is visiting at
Buffalo.
Mr.. @. r. Kline, of Beechwood, was
a PRESS visitor on Tuesday.
w. r. Dingley, of Bath, N. Y, is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Beaton.
L. w. Gleason, of DrifJwood, was
calling on friends in town last evening.
Mrs. VIM. Greenalch, of Cameron,
was in town on Monday doing her
shopping.
Mr.. Mark Wright, of Clear Creek,
dropped in to see us yesterday. He
reports Mrs. Wright no worse.
Ex-Postmaster NJ. T. Hogan has
been confined to his residence for
several days, suffering with the grip.
Mrs. Thos. Cushing, of Brooklyn, N
Y, aunt of Mr.. @. l.. Butler is visiting
the latter's family on West Fifth
street.
Chas. Newton and wife have return
ed from the west and are located in
the pleasant rooms over M. G. Tulis'
store.
Miss Lizzie Ludlum is spending two
weeks in Cleveland, selecting her
| spring millinery and fancy goods.
She is always up.to-date.
| Daniel Garman, one Of Labanon's
good citizens, was visiting his son
Charles (who boards with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Wright over Sunday.
Mr.. M. Fl. Terwiiliger, of Empori-
um, Pa, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. M. M. Terwilliger, on
South street.-Ridg way Advocate
Mrs. d. R. Branson, who has
been seriously i'll at the residence of
her parents, at this place, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Mcdonald, has recovered.
Rev. o. S. Metzler and Mr., F. P.
Rentz enjoyed Benjamin Chapman's
character impersonations of Abraham
Lincoln, at Port Allegany, last Tues
day night.
Attorney B. w. Green and wife, ac-
companied by their niece, Miss Alice
Montgomery, leave on Wednesday for
Emporia, Florida. They will be alb
sent several weeks.
Smith Whitman has commenced es-
timating the standing timber on the
S. S. Hacket estate lands. He was for
fifteen years employed by Messrs II.
Q. & III. @. Rich at Gardeau.
Lyman Wiley changes the address of
his PRESS to Clay, w. Va, where he
has accepted position as band saw
filler with G. L. Ritter Lumber Co.
This mill runs day and night
E. 9. Davey, of -Four Mile, where he
has carved out of the forest a pleasant
home and profitable little farm was a
PRESS caller on Tuesday and pushed
the date on his paper ahead another
year.
Mr.. Probst, who resides on the
Chatham Devling farm, near Sterling
| Run, was PRESS business caller on
Saturday, accompanied by A L Smith,
of Driftwood. See auction notice in
this issue.
Mr.. Ezra B. Smith, one of Grove
townships most popular and success
ful teachers, was seen on our streets
Sunday. Mr.. Smiths school in Grove
closed recently and he is now employ
ed as teacher of Sweesey school in
Shippen township.
Miss Grace Hill, of Jersey Shore, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Stray
er. Miss Hill is..a very amicable person
| ality and highly accomplished plan
| ist. She will shortly enter the Pitts
burg Conservatory of Music, where
she will take thorough course of in
struction.
Thomas F. Rishell, of Clintondale,
was visiting in Emporium Monday and
Tuesday, guest of his ''little" brother
Q. w. Rishell and family. Chas. says
he listened to him talk about that
down country sausage' until the
water ran down his chin.
Michael Murphy, proprietor of
Commercial Hotel at this place was,
as he always is, very agreeable caller
at the PRESS office on Tuesday. Mr..
Murphy has resided in Emporium for
several years, coming here from Drift.
wood. His hotel at this place enjoys a
large patronage and is popular with
the public. Geo. Burkhart is the
obliging clerk at the house and knows
how to treat his guests.
Robt. E. Devling, of Cross Fork, Pa,
was over visiting his relatives in
Lumber township over Sunday and
came up to Emporium to shake hands
with old friends. Mr.. Devling is en-
ployed by the Lackawanna Lumber
| Co, at Cross Fork. and desiring tn