Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-04-05

Sunday.
Chas Council, of Sinnamahoning,
transacted business in Emporium
Thursday.
Miss Christy Mcdonald, has returned
from visiting her sister, Mrs Branson,
at Dubois.
Miss Iva Leet is home from Wilson
College to spend the Easter vacation
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gayney, of Wilcox,
were visiting Mrs. John Gayney few
days last week.
Miss Georgia Mersinger, of st. Marys
spent Wednesday in Emporium, guest
of Miss Edna Auchu.
DIR. d. @. Groves purchased a new
horse this week. The animal looks
like very speedy one.
Read G. H. Gross & Company's
broad gague ad. in this issue and avail
yourself of the big bargains.
Michael Mccarthy, a good friend and
faithful citizen, called on us to-day and
ordered the old PRESS for 1907.
Mr.. J. H. Moorehouse, of Pittsburg,
is transacting business in town this
week, and visiting relatives.
Joseph Burnett has been appointed
Supt. of Keystone Powder Co., vice
Geo. w. VanWert resigned.
J. R. Batchelder, while transacting
business in town yesterday dropped
In to see the PRESS. Come again, J. r.
Grant s. Allen has purchased the G.
II. Jessop property, West Fourth
street, and will take possession May 1st.
JOS J. Lingle and wife, of Westboro,
Wis, arrived in Emporium last night.
They are guests of Mr. H. Auchu and
family.
VIM. Law is tearing down the dwell
ing recently occupied by Mr.. William
Lyons and will erect neat dwelling
thereon.
Miss Mabuell Bailey, OF Netcong, N
j., who has been visitin her sister,
Miss Emma, at this place, returned
home to-day.
Mr.. D. r. Branson, of Dubois, stop.
ped in Emporium to-day to visit rela-
tives and talk business. OF course he
takes the PRESS.
Mr.. Ed. Hughes is now clerk at EN-
porium Milling Co., taking Guy S.
Felts place, who accepted a position
with G. B. Howard Co.
Hon. |. K Hockey and wife entertain
ed several friends last Friday evening
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Rieck,
who leave for Chester to-day.
The glycerine house of the Emporium
Powder Co., blew up last Friday. No
one injured, yet our people were terri
bly, frightened. Narrow escape.
Miss Ethel Fisher, of Howard Siding,
is visiting friends in town guest of
Misss Myrtle Gregory. Miss Fisher is
a student at Dickinson Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c. Dininny are de
lighted over the arrival of bouncin G
ten pound boy at their home. Owen
| handed out the cigars with free hand
A number of ladies gave Mrs. G. S.
Allen pleasant surprise last Tuesday
afternoon. The ladies were joined by
the gentlemen at six o'clock when an
excellent dinner was served.
N. Seger, having returned from New
York city where he purchased a very
large line of Spring and Summer cloth
ing, was an early PRESS caller on Mon
day and planted a fresh adv.
Chas. w. Shalfer, Emporium Powder
| Company's Secretary, returned on
| Saturday from a business trip to New
| York city. While there he took in the
Hippodrome and is enthusiastic in his
! description Of the wondrous circus.
l.. E. Whiting and wife, of Sterling
Run, visited in town on Monday. Mr..
Whiting called at the PRESS office, ac-
companied by Mr.. o. B Tanner, of
/ Mason Hill. The latter gentleman
presented ye editor with some long
| green in exchange for another years.
Press. Call again, gentlemen.
Edward Viner, who has been in the
employ of G. b. Howard Co., over
/ fourteen years was a welceme PRESS
visitor on Saturday and pushed the
date on his paper well into 1907.
''feddy"js "A hard working, industrious
citizen and deals honorably with his
fellow men. Call again, friend.