Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-05-04
NJ. Mccarthy made the PRESS Office

NJ. Mccarthy made the PRESS Office
pleasant call Tuesday afternoon.
Ben. Nix, of Ischua, n. Y, formerly
of Emporium was calling on old friends
last Saturday.
Misses Eva and Gertrude McIunis,
and Miss Vough, OF RidgWay spent
Sunday in Emporium.
Miss Jennie Norris, of Kane, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler at the
New Warner, last Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Hutchinson and daughter
Agnes, of Austin were the guests of
VIM. Lyons and family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owens, Mr.. Al.
Love and grandson and Mr.. Jos. Carr,
of Buffalo, were the guests Of Mrs.
Elihu Lewis on Sunday last.
Theo. Butler, manager Of the opera
house, accompanied by Squire How
ard, of Sizerville, paid the Press sane
tum a social visit last Friday.
Jos. Wheeler made a business trip to
Bradford last Monday.
John Vail, of Jersey Shore, spent
Sunday in Emporium with relatives.
Hon. l.. Taggart is able to be around,
after having been confined to his home
for several weeks.
Hon. Robt. Turner, OF Elmira, n. y,
transacted business in Emporium last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Richardson, Of Driltwood, visit
ed friends in Emporium, guest of Miss
Nina Bryan, several days this week.
Mr.. Weller, of Buffalo, came to EN-
porium last Saturday and spent sun
day with his wife who is the guest of
her sister, Mrs George Weber.
Mr.. John w. Coe called here five
weeks ago on account of her mother s
sickness Mrs. Sara Colemam left
Saturday for her home at Wampsville,
n. Y.
Miss Carrie Miller, a professional
nurse, located at Philadelphia, is visit
ing her parents and sister at this place
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Miller and Mrs.
Charles Crandell and family.
Henry Zwald returned from Ridg-
way Monday evening, having visited
his sister and husband over Sunday.
Ridgway celebrated Dewey Day on
Monday, thousands OF people being in
attendance from adjoining towns.
Gordon Hewlett and wife, of Sterl-
ing Run, visited in Emporium on Mon
day and transacted business. They
have recently purchased the 1873 acre
Philip Smith farm at Sterling Run,
one of the best little farms in that
section.
Jasper Harris, a popular Fourth
street clothier, went to Gettysburg on
Monday to attend the State Council of
Modern Woodmen of America, as the
delegate from Emporium Branch. He
expects to take in the famous battle
field
f. S. Sherman, OF Straight, came
over to Emporium last Friday in his
automobile A number of our busi-
ness men enjoyed a ride in his car. He
made the run to this placein two and
a half hours, distance Of thirty six
miles.
jackson NJ. Thomas, Elk. County
Treasurer w l.. Thomas eldest son,
sent to we editor a beautiful bouquet
Of arbutus, for which he has our thanks,
as we'll as our good better half, who
promptly appropriated the fragrant
blossoms. Thanks, friend.
j. II. Drum, for many years a clerk
in Barclay Bros store at Sinnamahon-
ing, while attending the election OF
County Supt., visited the PRESS san.
ctum and renewed his paper for an
other year. Mr.. Drum has always
taken lively interest in public affairs
and is one of our solid reliable citizens
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Miller, ol
First Fork, were short business callers
at the PRESS Office Tuesday afternoon
the former TO renew his subscription
while the Mrs. looked over our com.
plete printery plant. Mr.. Miller is one
of Groves substantial farmers and citi
zens and was in town to assist in the
election of County Supt.
Miss Nellie f Marsh, of Mason Hill
daughter of our respected friend, Mr.
d. +. Marsh, was a pleasant PRESS
visitor on Tuesday, accompanied by
Mr.. .. l.. Bailey, OF Sinnamahoning
Miss Marsh's father, who has beer
partially blind for some years, expects
to visit Philadelphia in the near future
hoping to get some relief,