Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-02-08
Hon. J. G. johnson returned yester-
day from trip down east.

Hon. j. G. johnson returned yester-
day from trip down east.
Mrs. Chas T. Logan leaves to day for
Binghamton, N. Y, to visit her mother.
W. E. Friel, of Remove, spent Sun
day in Emporium.
Miss Lena Clear water, of Wilcox, is
the guest of Miss Flossie Taggart.
Mr.. Jos. T. Christ is seriously i'll at
the home of his daughter Mrs VIM.
Lyons.
Messrs. Henry Auchu and w. II.
Howard arrived home this morning
from West Va
Mrs. Henry Auchu and Miss Edna
attended the funeral of Mrs. " eiss at
st. Marys on Tuesday.
Robt. Armstrong has returned from
Medix Run and is at home at Beech
wood for the winter.
Undrew Brady, Geo. A. Walker, Jos.
l. Wheeler and others went TO Buffalo
to-day on legal business
John II. Day is transacting business
and visiting particular friends in New
York City and Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Josiah Howard and daughter,
Dorothy, are spending the week with
Hon. Josiah Howard at Harrisburg.
Mrs. F. S. Coppersmith, who has
been in poor health for some time, is
improving and is now able to ride out.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Reed, of Buffalo, were
visiting in Emporium this week. Mrs.
Reed was formerly Miss Alice Kempher
of this place.
Mrs. John NJ. Farrell accompanied
hHyN 10 -,
Kane Sunday after few weeks visit
with relatives.
William l.. Dixon has received his
stock of goods and commenced bust
ness in his store, near Shippen election
house.
Word was received from Elkins, w.
Va, this week that little Miss Thora
Easterbrooks of that place was danger
ously i'll of diphtheria.
Edward Schwab, of Cameron, son of
our esteemed subscriber, Mr.. J. j.
Schwab, was pleasant caller on Fri
day last, carrying away receipt for
the PRESS well into 1907.
Miss Iyellie Lingle left Emporium
Tuesday morning to visit friends at
Lock Haven, Williamsport PhiladoI
phia and other points. She win stop
I'M Emporium ON her return.
A. Y. Jones, postmaster Of Remove,
died Monday morning He was ID
veteran of the civil war; His funeral
took place ut Kane yesterday, the
Masonic fraternity having charge of
the funeral.
Mrs. II. r.. Manett, Of Brockport,
visited in town several days last week,
guest at New Warner. She reports
that Mr. Manett has returned from his
Canada silver claims, is fat, happy and
prosperous.
Mr.. Pappezoni, assistant chemist at
the Keystone Powder works, had one
of his ears frozen Tuesday morning
while going to work. He realizes now
that while Jack Frost creeps in without
suspicion he makes things hum coming
out.
Grant S. Wiley was called to Viii.
Transport, Monday, on account of the
dangerous illness of his infant daugh-
ter, who accompanied Mrs. Wiley on a
visit to relatives. LATER. We learn
the child died yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Crandel cele-
brated the 18th anniversary of their
marriage, Tuesday evening, at their
residence on West Fifth street. few
friends dropped in and assisted them.
A pleasant and enjoyable evening was
passed.
Mr.. II. r. Miller, Mrs. c. E. Cranders
father, was taken seriously i'll with
heart trouble, Monday evening, being
unconscious for some time. He is
better at this writing but not out of
danger. His daughter, Miss Carrie,
who is a professional nurse, luckily
happened to be at home at the time
and no doubt materially aided in his
Improvement.