Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03

Like TO in this department let us knoD 5y pos
al card or letter. personally.
Hon. l. K. Hockey is visiting his
old home at Muncy.
Miss Jettie Wiley visited at Buffalo
Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. o. S. MetZle, Pastor of NJ. e.
Church, visited Williamsport on Mon
day.
Miss Edna McDonough is visiting re-
latives and friends at Driftwood for
few days.
Miss Annie Lynch, of Lancaster is
visiting her sister Mrs. o. Proudfoot
this week.
DR.. S. S. Smith and wife and Miss
Grace Lloyd visited Buffalo Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Kaye leaves tomorrow
for Westboro, Wis, to visit her son
Elmer and wife
Mrs JOS L. Wheeler was spending
few days at Buffalo this week, tran
sacting business.
Misses Jennie and May Gould visit
their brother and wife at Eldred, Sun
day and Monday.
Maj. NJ. T. Seibert, of Coudersport
well known in Emporium, died sud-
denly last Friday.
Sheriff Harry Hemphill has been
confined to his bed for week, suffer.
ing considerable pain.
Mrs. H. R. Klees and daughter left
yesterday for two weeks visit with
relatives at Williamsport.
Mr.. j NJ. Miller, JOS. Lechner's 8
right hand man, was substantial
Mrs. Linsell and daughter, of Will.
cox, visited her mother, Mrs. Ida
Hamilton at this place this week.
George A. Walker, ir., ofEmporium,
transacted business in this city one
day last week-Galeton Dispatch.
1t is reported there were three wed.
dings at Olean, last Sunday, the con-
tracing parties being from Emporium.
Mrs. Henry w. Graham has return
ed from visiting her old friends at Bell
efonte. She enjoyed her visit great
ly.
Mrs. Jos. Knarr, widow of the late
Jos. Knarr, accompanied by Miss
Carrie Litreneau, were PRESS callers
on Monday.
Mrs. Fl. S. Lloyd and daughter
Mildred are spending a few days in
Buffalo, visiting the formers sister, Miss
Minnie Baurgelt.
Our old friend and townsman. Mr.
Daniel DoWney, was welcome PRESS
visitor on Monday and carried away a
receipt for 1906 PRESS.
II. A. Cox, Esq, sales agent for c..
3. Howard Company at Philadelphla'
visited in Emporium last Saturday,
transacting business and visiting old
friends.
w. H. Howard and family enjoyed
an automobile ride TO st NIarys last
Sunday. They returned on train,
while the machine got here next day
noon.
Joseph Sterns, of Erie, the popular
cigar manufacturer was calling on his
trade here last Tuesday. His new
cigar, 'Mugsy," is a great big smoke
for ten cents
Alfred Nelson, one of our most in
teiligent Swede citizens was a PRESS
visitor on Monday and placed mis- name
upon our books for another years
PRESS. Heseldom allows a day to pass
is always on hand.
Mrs. Minnie Shade, wife OF the late
w. II. Shade, accompanied by her little
daughter, were PRESS callers on Tues
day. Mrs. Shade will continue to re
side in Emporium. The pleasant little
lady has Many admiring friends at
t his place.
Joel Shircs aud wife leave today for
Westboro, Wis intending to reside
there permanently, Chas. Hockey
purchased his furniture and his family
are occupying the rooms in E S. Muir
ry's residence. The PRESS will follow
Mr.. Shives and wife.
Mrs. Fred Andrews, of Coudersport,
is visiting A. +. Andrews and wife at
this place. Last Friday
and Mrs. Andrews met a large party of
friends at the always hospitable home
of A. + Andrews and wife, and from
all accounts, must have enjoyed a
great feast of good things, together