Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-03-30
Miss Alfretta Hackett is quite i'll with

Miss Alfretta Hackett is quite i'll with
la grippe.
Mr.. Jos. Lingle leaves this afternoon
for Westboro, Wis, to be gone some
time.
Miss Name Butler is assisting in the
new shoe store of U. A. Palmer in the
East ward.
Mr.. James Morrissey left last Satur-
| day for Pittsburg, having accepted a
position there.
Miss Grace Seeley, of Spencer, n. Y,
is the guest of Miss Grace Walker, on
Fourth street.
p. r. Beattie who has been laid up
for several days is able to be around
and attend to business.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Metzger, Sr., have
both been confined TO their residence
with grippe during the past week.
Dr. II. w. Good, who recently un-
| derwent a serious surgical operation at
| Buffalo, returned home last Saturday.
J. F. Sullivan, of Cameron, book
keeper for J. G. Skillman, was an
agreeable PRESS visitor Monday even
ing.
Misses Ellen Frick and Grace Clark,
returned to their homes in Coudersport
| Monday, after pleasant visit with
Mrs. Austin Jones.
Rev. John Vrooman appointed pas
tor on Heating Summit circuit, was
pastor of NJ. E. Church at Emporium
from 1873 to 1880.
G. G. Catllin, the we'll known feed
manufacturer, was PRESS caller this
p. M, and carriead away one of our
beautiful (?) receipts.
Thad F. Moore, John T. Howard and
Chas. j. Howard returned yesterday
from visiting at Harrisburg, taking in
the sights at State Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Downey return
ed to Emporium Tuesday, from Harris.
burg, where they have resided with
their son, for the past year.
George Quinn and family are pack
ing up preparatory to leaving for West
boro, Wis where Mr.. Quinn will be
employed by Howard & Company.
Misses Kathryn Ritchie and Mayme
Cummings, two of Emporium's bright
young ladies, Sundayed at st. Marys,
guest of Miss Fochtman, on Church
street.
Benjamin Dayton, of Sterling Run,
was a PRESS caller this afternoon and
renewed for another year. He hopes
the coal veins on Sterling Run will
soon be opened.
Owing to illness Rev. McCaslin was
compelled to remain at his residence
Sunday, consequently there was no
preaching services in the Presbyterian
Church on that day.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller, of Henderson,
Maryland, was the guest of her neice,
Mrs Seth j. Hackett, on Friday, en-
route to Brighton, Michigan, which is
to be her future home.
Mrs. Geo. Kempher was seriously i'll
the past week, but at this writing is
somewhat improved, which fact we are
pleased to announce to the many
friends of this excellent lady.
Miss Alice Quigley went to Clarion,
Pa, Tuesday morning where she will
take up course in the State Normal
School. Her brother John Quigley ac-
companied her as far as Ridgway.
Hon. Rodney L. White, of Roulette,
Pa, after short illness, died last
Wednesday, week, in his Goth year
He leaves a wife and two grown-up
children. His funeral took place on
Friday last.
VIM. j, Grandin, Jr., of Tidioute, Pa,
a member of the well-known lumber
| firm of Gradin Lumber Company, stop
ped in Emporium yesterday between
trains and visited G. b. Howard Com
pany's hardwood mill. He was greatly
pleased with the plant.
Master Fay Norris entertained about
a regiment of his little lady and gent
friends, last Thursday afternoon and
evening, the occasion being his fifth
birthday. Toms ears have been hear
ing sounds similar to a circular saw
| ever since.