Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-03-30

uL card or letter, personally.
Miss lJora Moran, visited her par.
ents in Austin, last week.
Hon. j. c. Johnson transacted busi-
ness in Lock Haven last week.
Frank Fox, the lumberman, was in
town transacting business on Monday.
Messrs. Ed Murry and Joe Harbot
visited st Marys and Ridgway, last
Sunday.
Miss Nettie Kissel, of Sterling Run,
was in Emporium last Monday, doing
shopping.
Mr.. George Leathers, of Howard,
Pa, spent Sunday in Emporium, visit
ing friends.
II. w. Martindale, of Medix Run,
transacted business in Emporium the
first of the week.
Mr. A. d. Throap, of Buffalo, spent
several days last week in Emporium,
transacting business.
Mr.. II. c. Crawford, of Olean, spent
several days in Emporium this week,
on his return from Washington, d. c..
Mr.. J. S. Cougar, late of Cincinnati,
Ohio, is now in the employ of Empori.
um Iron Company as clerk at coke
ovens
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. King, Miss Klien
and Miss Mckay, Of Port Allegany,
were registered at the New Warner
Tuesday.
The little son of George p. Jones was
taken quite ill Tuesday night with
SYMPTOMS of pneumonia. DIR. Smith
is attending him.
Mrs. Geo. w. Gentry, of Sterling
Run, is visiting relatives at Vineland;
n. j., before leaving for Idaho with
her husband and family.
Miss Julia Hogan and Miss Christina
Mcdonald witnessed the home talent
play, "Muldoon's Blunders'' at Drift
wood, last Friday evening.
Mr.. Walter Palmer left Wednesday
morning for Bay City, Mich, to take a
position as foreman in powder works
near that place. John Dodge is ex-
pected to accompany him from Olean.
Philip Schweikart came up from
Huntley last Saturday to visit his par.
ents and transact business. Before
leaving town he ordered the PRESS TO
his address. "Phil" is book keeper
for Wilson Bros, the mill men at
Huntley.
John NJ. English, of Castle Garden,
visited in town on Saturday, calling on
old friends Mr.. English is one OF
Uncle Sam's rural carriers, having
charge of the DrifUwood route.
SANDY" as he is called by his old
friends, is one Of our best citizens.
Edward Losey, who is in the employ
of Barclay Bros and Co., at Laquin,
visited in Emporium on Saturday, ac.
companied hv p. S Mead, of Sinna.
mahoning, Pa, and called on Old
friends. The PRESS enjoyed a visit
from the gentlemen. The PRESS is al.
ways glad to meet its patrons.
Elmer n. Marshall one of c. b.
Howard Company's faithful employ
ees, was very welcome PRESS vi itor
on Saturday. After a pleasant chat,
Mr.. Marshall, who has been one of our
constant readers, pushed the date on
his paper up to and including Dec.
1905. While unfortunate as a jobber
some years ago, he is everlastingly
keeping at work and hopes to some
day get back on easy street.
o. B. Tanner of Mason Hill, accom-
panied by J. NJ. Thomas, of White.
more Hill, were PRESS callers on Satur.
day. o. B. now has the greatest
scheme on record, that of getting the
mighty DOuidefS from OH Gne nlll 10 T.
x e. He says he has one field contain
ing sufficient stone to rebuild the
Brooklyn bridge The latter yarn
started Geo. Gentry for Sterling al
once, when he intended completing
the story about the rebs
DIR. F. M. Zelie and Miss Elizabeth
Ludlam, of Emporium, Pa, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. o. Laymor
Saturday afternoon and evening. DR.
Zelie has been confined to his room fol
several days with grip, and had bu
just recovered sufficiently to be out
doors. He expected to resume his
practice Monday. He has succeeded
in a most lucrative practice at En-
porium and his friends will be pleased
to learn that he is getting along nice
ly.-Port Allegany Reporter.