Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-04-12

transacted business In emporium
Wednesday,
Miss Caroline Weaver, of Hyner,
Pa, was the guest of the Misses Cum
mings over Sunday.
G. d. Osterhout and Bruce G. Kline,
of Ridgway transacted business in EN-
porium last Saturday.
Mrs. Stutz and child, of Williams
port is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Fisk, at this place.
Mr.. Roy Sykes and Miss Ruth Sykes,
of Buffalo, were guests at the Walker
home last Monday and Tuesday.
Leo Hayes has returned from Bing-
hamton, n. Y, where he attends school,
to visit his parents for a few weeks.
Miss Kate Ritchie is home, for the
Easter holidays, from Ridgway, where
she is studying to be trained nurse.
Mr.. VIM. G. McElvane, of Cameron,
enrolls his name for the PRESS. 80 also
does Mr.. J. P. Eddy. Thanks, friends.
Jesse McFadden has been wearing
smile the past few days-its another
young lady that arrived at his home.
Joseph Hobriet, employed at En-
porium furnace, was awarded the bay
horse Tuesday, the lucky No. being 40.
Miss Lena Amacher, who has been
visiting Mrs John Robinson, returned
to her home at Ridgway, Pa, on Sun
day.
Miss Agnes Martin, of Conrad Pa,
visited in Emporium last Thursday
evening, guest of H. R. Klees and
family.
Miss Ruth Finn and Miss Eulia
O'Donnall visited Mrs. John Narby
and cousin Mrs. G. L. Butler, yester.
day.
Misses Gladys Lloyd and Marion
Judd made this office very pleasant
visit last Tuesday afternoon. Two de-
lightfully nice little ladies'
Coucilman Chas. L. Butler, the Burke
Cochran of tnat august body, paid US
his usual weekly visit Tuesday evening.
He always reads the PRESS.
Miss Matte NJ Collins, who has the
proud distinction of being the only
lady Supt. of Schools in the state was
a PRESS caller on Thursday last.
Geo. Wright, contractor and builder,
has formed partnership with j.
Harvey Welsh and actively commenc-
ed work, having several contracts in
hand.
Mr.. r. Seger has awarded the con-
tract for the building of three houses
on his Fourth street and Allegheny
Avenue property to Andrew Brehn,
of st. Marys.
Mr.. A. Extrum, of East Sixth street,
employed at the furnace and works
hard, was a PRESS visitor Tuesday
evening and gave the PRESS big
boost for the future.
Ye editor was glad to hear from our
old friend Jas. T. Garduer, railroad
supply dealer, at Chicago. OF course
he resds the PRESS and pays for it two
years at time in advance.
Frank J. Lewis, the Rich Valley
merchant prince, who is doing land
Office business at his store, was PRESS
caller on Monday and made his PRESS
solid for 1906. Call again Frank.
M E. Angevine, of Emporium, spent
few days this week in Potter county
among relatives and friends. While
in Coudersport on Monday he made
the Enterprise a pleasant call.-Potter
Enterprise.
L. S. Fisk, who has recently estab-
lished a wood working establishment
at this place, in the old M. E Church,
was pleasant PRESS visitor on Satur.
day. We are glad to know that Mr..
Fish has all the work he can handle.
Glad of it
The Rev. Mr.. Calvin, pastor of En-
porium First Baptist Church. was a
social and business callers at the PRESS
sanctum on Saturday. Being an un.
married man the Rev. gentleman
makes his home with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Hackenberg.
DR.. J. w. Snyder, Deputy U. s.
Marshal, who makes his headquarters
at Scranton, called on his old Empori
um friends Tuesday and Wednesday
Dr. Snyder formerly resided in En-
porium and like all former residents
called on the PRESS.
New Communion Silver for Em-
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