Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
Ex-County Treasurer Walter Youth.
ers in was town last evening.

he the room.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. Beers ut Bellefonte last Sun.
day at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Auchu have
moved into the pleasant rooms in
Frank OVGrhiser's new block.
Miss Ida Hamilton, the up-to.date
dress maker on Fourth street. has
moved to the Overhiser Building.
Mr.. a. G. Blum, secretary of the
Keystone Powder Co., spent Sunday
and Monday at home with his family.
Mrs. Stella Hamilton, of East Ward,
called at PRESS office on Tuesday and
renewed her subscription for another
year.
Mrs. Chilson, of Coudersport, was
called here to see her father, Robert
Littlefield, who is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Marcus LucoIe, who was recent
ly employed in a Keating Summit
store is now engaged as clerk in Orion
Barnes store.
The Rev. Mr.. Reed, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Port
Allegany, was the guest of Rev. O s.
Metzler on Tuesday
Mrs. Paul Smith and son, of Will
Transport arrived in Emporium last
evening to visit the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Evans and family.
Mr.. E. l.. Mason, G. b Howard Com
pany's saw filler, visited his family,
who reside on his farm, near Wells
vile, n. Y, over Sunday. Mr.. Mason
says his large ginseng farm is doing
nicely.
Decorator Harry Fritz and his assist
ant have commenced the work of
decorating J p. Felts residence and
no doubt will have it completed in
time for its occupancy by Mr. Felt and
family when they return from Florida.
William Oswald and wife, of Bolivar,
N. Y, visited in Emporium over Sun
day, guests at City Hotel. Mr.. Oswald
is erecting 100000 Catholic Church
at Bolivar. He met many friends
while in Emporium.
The PRESS has neglected to mention
the fact that Samuel J. Kline, of this
place, has taken charge of the Federal
House at Williamsport, for Mrs. T. j.
Lysett. Mr.. Kline has many friends
in Emporium, who would regret to
have him leave us, for his removal
would take away an excellent family.
George Lynch, Sr., of Sterling Run,
transacted business in Emporium on
Tuesday and enrolled his name with
the PRESS for 1905. Mr.. Lynch is
practical saw mill man, having for
several years been engaged in cutting
the timber on the Sinnamahoning Iron
& Coal Company lands. He is now
enjoying little rest Mr.. Lynch and
his sons are a full team and know how
to manage hemlock job and mill.
G. T. Dixon and family leave this
week for Westboro, Wis, to assist G..
B. Howard Company in their lumber
ing operations. Friend Dixon called
at the PRESS office on Tuesday and
showed the PRESS ahead another year
before leaving. Thomas is a hustler
in the woods and having formerly re-
sided there knows Just what is expect
ed. His farm on Clear Creek he has
rented for the time being. Like all
Emporium boys they are only going
for time and expect to return.
George Quinn and family departed
on Monday for eastern parts of the
State to visit relatives for a few days,
after which they will leave for West
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transferred by @. B. Howard Company.
Mr.. Quinn was one of the firms most
reliable men at this place, having
charge of their large store which does
an immense business. They are es-
teemed highly by our citizens, having
been prominent workers in the Presby-
terian Church. They will be missed.
Robt. l.. Hicks and A. S. Hicks, of
Dents Run, visited Emporium on
Tuesday and transacted business.
Hicks Run will be lively place for the
next ten years, on account of the lum-
bering operations just commenced by
John E. Dubois. A large and modern
mill has been erected and work has
commenced on sixty dwelling houses.
With the wiping out of this timber will
close the last large tract of hemlock in
| Cameron county. Mr.. A. S. Hicks in
forms us he has opened general mer-
chandise store and is ready for the
rush. Hope he may may make a for
tune. Both gentlemen were PRESS
visitors and carried away a PRESS re-
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