Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-20


of Driftwood, was in Emporium on
business last Monday.
Jos. l. Wheeler is agent for import
ed canary eggs; warranted to hatch.
Only two sold to each customer.
Mr. f. f. Zwald called at the PRESS
office Wednesday afternoon and enroll
ed his name on our subscril ton book.
Rev II A. Robertson, pastor Of Free
Methodist Church, was called to VIII
Transport last Saturday to attend the
funeral of sister.
William Weiman, the very prof
cient chemist with Emporium Iron
Company, is visiting friends and re.
iatives down east.
Mrs. Sisson, of Erie, wife of Senator
Sisson, visited her aunt Mrs. Laura
Bryan and cousin, Miss Nina, at this
place over Sunday.
Postmaster Chas. Seger is gradually
getting settled in his new and hand
some residence, on Fourth street, op.
posite j. F. Parsons.
Mrs. w. P. HerricS, of Sterling Run,
and daughter, Mrs. Wright of Colum
bia, Pa, visited Emporium on Satur-
day.
Sheriff Hemphill received the sad
news of the death of nephew last
Saturday at Clearfield. Ralph and
Orvis attended the funeral.
Mr.. B. Nefcey, of Driftwood, one of
the largest property owners in that
section of the county, was a PRESS
caller yesterday, while transacting
business in town, and renewed his sub
scription to our paper.
n DnroIox III Ln,;
ness in Emporium yesterday evening.
He recently returned from an extended
visit to Cuba and Old Mexico, having
property interests in those countries
He is looking exceedingly well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman j. Fisd, of st.
Ma9ys, visited friends in town over
Sunday. 1t is reported that Mr.. Fisk
contemplates starting factory for the
manufacture of wood novelties, and
general wood working, in this place
Mr.. Henry Auchu and +. L. Mason
made business trip to Austin on last
Thursday, visiting the Austin Auto
graph Office as we'll as the large mill.
Both Mr.. Auchu and Mr.. Mason were
very much pleased with the courtesies
received.
Miss Nellie Keyes and Mr.. Andrew
Y,
Olean, n. Y returning to En- mporium
Monday morning. The happy couple
are spending few days with relatives
at Ridgway. They will reside in the
Iwald homestead on West Sixth street
Pleasant young couple, with many
friends.
Frank I. Beers yesterday received a
phone message from Bellefonte in
itNr Of OF
his new baby. He left on Erie mail
last night for Bellefonte. Word was
received at two a. M, this morning re.
porting the child a little easier.
Mr.. +. Z. Mattley, Supt. of Construc-
ton for Pennsy, r r., has been trans
ferred to Emporium from Altoona to
take charge of the new work. Mr..
Mattley has closed the contract for the
purchase of the Coppersmith property
located on East Allegany Avenue,
next to East Ward school house.
Mr.. L. X. Huntington called at this
Office yesterday and subscribed for the
PRESS for his son Fred, who is in the
employ of the Lackawanna Steel Co.,
at Buffalo, n. Y. Fred, like all EN-
poriumiteS, cannot sleep when away
from home without the PRESS.
William +. Devlng, of Sterling
Run, was a welcome visitor to the
PRESS this morning and pushed his
paper ahead few notches. Mr.. Dew
ling is one of Cameron's best farmers
and takes pride in his work. In ad-
dtion to being good farmer he is an
upright citizen.
Mr.. l.. Edgar Good, who has very
creditably filled position in p. & E.,
freight office at this place has been
promoted to more lucrative position
in Pittsburg office. He leaves for his
new post of duty possibly on Friday.
He is very competent young man
and has made hosts of friends in En-
porium, who wish him well.
Theo. Newton and II. o. Haupt
were among the fishermen on Tuesday,
who report an extraordinary catch on
Cauley Run. Theo. hooked a black
trout measuring eighteen inches, slip.
ped while landing the whale and came
near drowning. Haupt sticks to it he
had SO trout, all over ten inches. A
wag at our elbow says the only trout
they caught was the one Newton lost.
Mr.. Frank B. Hoag, of Sterling Run,
accompanied by his little son Dean,
visited in Emporium on Monday and
favored the PRESS Office with a call
and pleasant social chat Mr.. Hoag is
engaged in the brokerage business at
Ridgway, being junior member of the
firm of Brosius & Hoag. Mr.. Hoag in
forms us that himself and family leave
next Monday for New York city to
visit his old home.