Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-09-13

ANNibcA iiOShiCy anu WHO hip fioiNA' n
their son and family in Old Virginia.
Miss Johnson of Bradford has been
visiting her father in town the past
week
Rev. j. NJ Robertson has returned
from visiting his family at Catskill
mountains.
Mrs. E. O. Bardwell returned on
Tuesday from Buffalo, having visited
there for a week.
Will Zuber, formerly of this place,
now located at Lewstown, Pa, was
shaking hands with friends in town
this week.
Miss Stella Hoffman, of Remove,
graduate of the Central State Normal
at Lock Haven has been added to our
staff of teachers for this year.
@. V. Minick, one of the Republican
nominees for the legislature from Nc
Kean county, died at Bradford Tues
day morning, after an illness of one
month.
j. M. Walker, Esq, and family of
Scranton, who has been visiting
Robert Hanna and family for week,
returned home yesterday Mondays
Lock Haven Express.
Mrs. MacGregor and children return
ed to their home in Canada this Thurs
day. morning after spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. MacGregor's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robinson.
Mrs. Josiah Howard and MIR and
Mrs. William Howard were in Buffalo,
and to the Toronto Fair, last week.
The trip to Buffalo was made by
automobile, Mr.. Hilliker acting as
chauffeur.
Chas. Cummings returned home last
Saturday from Toronto where he spent
a week taking in the sights. Charles
was 30 pleased to get back home that
his friends complain of his hearty hand
shake. They say it felt like nettles.
Donald Wright left yesterday for
Pittsburg where he will enter the
Westinghouse Air Brake plant as an
apprentice. He is son of Engineer
and Mrs. w. K. Wright and has the
pluck and vim necessary for success
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Mrs. Thomas G. Brady, of Clarks
burg, West Va, visited in Emporium
last Wednesday, guest of her brother
in-law, Mr.. Andrew Brady and daugh-
ter Miss Marian. On account of the
illness of Mrs. Brady, Miss Marian ac-
companied her aunt to West Va, to
remain, possibly for some time.
Prof. A. L. l.. Suhrie and wife are
visiting relatives and friends in town.
They leave tomorrow for New York
city-from there they take the boat for
DeLand, Fla, their future home Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Suhrie will take positions
in Stetson University. Their many
Emporium friends wish them we'll.
While Thos. DAWN, who is fiagman
on local freight between Emporium
and Olean, was going over his train
last Saturday, and in the act of STEP
ping from one box car to the other, the
coupling broke and Mr.. DAWN plunged
down between the cars. He had one
foot quite badly hurt and was consider
ably bruised on other parts of his body.
1t is miracle he escaped being fatally
injured.
Miss Audrey Smith left Tuesday for
Clarion, to enter the Clarion Normal.
Her father, B. E. Smith and son Derr
accompanied her and returned home
the following day. "A. Leo L. Suhrie
and bride are visiting at the home of
Fred Ritchie, brother of Mrs. Suhrie.
From here they will go to Emporium,
after which they will leave for DeLand,
Florida, their future honest. Marys
Enterprise.
Miss Frances Leadbetter, of Empori.
um, is the guest of Mrs. w. s. Warner
this week.. Mrs. Wylie and daugh-
ter, of Beechwood, and Mrs Coulter,
of Heating Summit, were guests eff Mrs.
Susan Yarger and family the first of
the week. -. Little Myrtle Mattison,
of Emporium, will make her home
with her aunt, Mrs. w. S. Warner, this
winter and attend the Austin High
school.-Austin Autograph.
Mrs. VIM. Lupold and son Clyde, of
Utica. N. Y, have been visiting friends
in Emporium for some days, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Spring
street. Mrs. Lupold and her husband,
will be pleasantly remembered by
many of our citizens. Mrs. Lupold
and son called to see the PRESS ON
Monday and renewed their subscrip-
tion well into 1907. Once a resident of
Emporium and a reader of the PRESS,
you are sure to order it to follow you
when you leave.