Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-09-06

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Chas Kresge, of Dubois, transacted
busiI ess in town yesterday.
Mrs NJ L. Cummings has returned
from visiting friends at Mt. Jewett.
y II. Shafer came down from Ridg-
lodge.
Geo Hurteau, wife and son, of Ham
mersley Fork, are visiting in town foI
a few days.
We regret that North Creek and
Grove Hill letters arrived too late for
this issue
A. N. Vodack, of Austin, was in
town this week, looking after his West
( Fourth street property.
Landlord Dolan, of City Hotel, has
made great improvements on his popu-
lar house. Very neat.
Miss Emma Smutz, visited her
brother G.. j. Smutz over Sunday on
her way to her Philadelphia school.
Miss Vida Lyman, of Austin, and
Miss Zoela Mason, of Sterling Run,
was visiting Minnie Morse this week.
Mrs. E. L. Forbes visited Johnson
burg on Tuesday, called there on ac-
count of the serious illnesss of Mrs.
Theo. Hudson.
John t. Hertig, the keystone Powder
Company's master mechanic, was a
PRESS caller on Saturday and made We
editor happy.
Myrtle Lloyd, who has been visiting
her relatives for the past month in
Shamokin and Wrightsvile, returned
home on the flyer this afternoon.
Miss Hattie Russell, who will teach
at Mt. Jewett this winter, stopped in
town over Sunday, on her return from
N. j. The PRESS follows her.
Cashier r. B. Lloyd, who was pain
fully injured Aug. 11th by falling on
the stone walk in front of his residence
has resumed work at First National
Bank.
Mr.. Jos. L. Wheeler and wife and
Mrs. E. M. Hurteau have returned
from their Ontario silver mining claim
to visit at home for couple of weeks.
Burgess r. M. Overhisher, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Geo
Metzger, Jr., and her three children,
are attending the Overhiser family re-
union at Keuka Lake.
Invitations are issued by Hon. and
Mrs. l. Taggart announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter
Byrde Leona to Mr.. George Herman
Deike, Wednesday evening, 7:3O at
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. L. 8. Hinkle, Wilcox, and Mrs.
]. b. Hinkle, Lima, o., were guests OF
Mrs. Lizzie Hinkle on Monday. Mrs.
Hinkle went to Wilcox yesterday to
visit with her sisters before they leave
for Indian Territory oil fields.
Mrs. A. A. Mcdonald, having re-
| gained her usual health has gone to
Omaho. Neb., to visit her brother and
| family. Accompanied by her sister-in
law, she is going to Col, to visit her
| daughter Miss Sarah, to remain all
winter. This is good news for their
many Emporium friends. Ye editor
sends his best regards and we'll wishes
to all, including Mr.. McRae.
Mrs. ]. s. Douglas, of Olean, visited
her many Emporium friends last week,
before starting for Puerto Rico, where
her son Don is now located, joined by
her daughter, Miss Mildred. They sail
next Saturday. Mr.. Douglas will also
leave for Puerto Rico next Jan. They
are interested in fruit plantation.
V. A. Brooks, of Sinnamahoning,
for many years one of our most re.
spected citizens and a constant PRESS
subscriber, was welcome visitor on
Tuesday. He always believes in keep
ing the printer paid ahead and deposit
ed two years subscription. Mr.. Brooks
is looking exceedingly well.
FL. L Reedy, of Hillsgrove, Pa, form
erly resident of Emporium and an
industrious employee of Emporium
tannery, visiting in town over Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Dunn. Miss Mar
garet Dunn, who has been visiting Mr..
Reedy and family at Hillsgrove,
returned home with him, after a de
lightful visit.
! MlS. y. .. DougidS, Mrs. hatle IOugf
and Mrs. j. II. Swain were royalty en-
tertained by their many Emporium
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Strayer, Hon
Geo. j LaBar, wife and four grand
children, Mrs. A. @. Blum, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Seger and ye editor ant
wife have returned home safe ant
sound from the Sea Shore.
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