Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-03-23

al card or letter, personGHy.
Geo. Titus and family have moved
TO Muncy, Ind.
Robt. Devling, of Sterling Run, was
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fenton is visiting at Erie,
with friends this week.
Manager Brady visited New York
City this week on business.
The ice has passed out of our streams
without doing any damage.
Gus. Vogt, went to st. Marys Satur-
day, to be gone several days.
Miss Darrah, of Tidioute, is guest of
Mr.. E. G. Coleman and mother.
E. G. Dawson, of Johnsonburg, visit
ed in Emporium Sunday evening.
Harry Stophel, of Ridgway, the ex-
pert builder was in Emporium on Mon.
day.
Miss Hattie |. Russell, of MI. Jewett,
spent Sunday with friends in EN-
porium.
Mr.. Horace Smith, of Remove, spent
Sunday with friends in Emporium and
vicinity.
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard and Miss
Encie Howard are visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
The little son of f. J. Smith, was
seriously i'll last Friday night. Ca
tarrhal trouble.
Mrs. Edith Witherall, of Buffalo, is
visiting her mother, Mrs David
Murry, on East Third street.
Edgar Good spent Sunday in Buffalo
with his father who is i'll at the Gen
eral Hospital, in that place.
Mr.. Chas. Wiley returned last week
from two weeks visit in Cory, Pa,
guest of A. McInnis and family.
Mr. Geo. Bellows is visiting his step.
daughter, Mrs. Kackenmeister. Mr..
Bellows comes from Glen Hazel.
Edgar Newton, the dentist has NOV
ed from Johnsonburg to Olean, and is
assisting in DR.. Cards dental rooms.
H. d. Burlingame, associated with
his father and brother, have purchased
the largest grocery house in Altoona.
Miss Blanche Moon finished a very
successful term Of school at Hix Run,
Gibson township, Thursday, March 16.
Miss Caroline Lechner, teacher at the
Coke Oven school, was unable to reach
there last Monday owing to the high
waters.
Miss Margaret Weisenfluh and Miss
Rachel Day, two pleasant little West
ward ladies, were PRESS office callers
last Saturday
Miss Stella Geary, who is attending
school at Buffalo. came to Emporium
Friday, owing to the death of her
grand mother.
Miss Daisey Noble, of st. Marys,
visited in Emporium over Sunday,
guest of l. B. Munsell and family, on
East Fifth street
Mrs. VIM. Shnyder returned on
Monday from Buffalo, where she spent
week in a sanitarium. She was
greatly benefited by her short stay.
Hon. Josiah Howard arrived in En-
porium Sunday night having travelled
day and night from Wis, in order to
be in his seat at Harrisburg on Monday
Tom Lyons spent several days in St.
Marys last week. While there he pur-
chased a two year old driving horse
Tom can tell his mark and breeding.
j. NJ. Bair, who is employed in
NIPPLES photo Studio at Olean, came
over on Sunday to visit his parents and
friends couple Of days. He returned
to Olean on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. Gordan Green, of
Philadelphia have located in Empori-
um, Mr.. Green having accepted the
position of mining engineer with En-
porium Furnace Company.
Mr.. G. J. Smutz has accepted posi-
zion with Emporium Powder Company
in their office, as bookkeeper This
Company, to meet their increasing
business, have rented the second floor
of Shives' block.
Chas. a. Bel, of Lebanon, Pa, ar
rived in Emporium on Saturday to pre-
pare for the new brick work at En-
porium Furnace. A large number of
expert brick masons arrived on Tues
day. Mr. Bell, it will be remembered
by our citizens, had charge of the work
several years ago and, with his wife
made many friends here.