Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-12
Our Medix Run items are too late.

Miss Crawford, of Warren, is the
guest of Miss Nell Thomas.
Misses Lola and Ava Beck visiled
friends at Williamsport last week.
Howard Cornwall, of Olean, was
guest of Harold Seger over Sunday.
Miss Rose Ganey and Miss Kate
Welsh spent the Fourth at Williams
port
Mrs. Jay P. Felt has returned from
Michigan. Jay met her at Canoe
Place.
Bert Forbes has accepted position
as bookkeeper with the Emporium
Milling Co.
J. s. Hauber and family spent Sun
day at ST. Marys, guests OF Mr..
Hauber's parents.
Miss Kathleen Stevens, of Couders.
port, is guest of Miss Edna Auchu.
West Fourth street.
r. K. Mickey, President of Novelty
Incandescent Lamp Co., was pleasant
PRESS caller yesterday.
Miss Kate Welsh returned to Pitts.
burg last Monday having spent the
week of the Fourth at her home at thls
place.
DR.. Heilman is before the Elk County
Medical Society to-day presenting Il
paper on ''Present-day Diagnostic
Facilities"
Mrs Seward and children of Lima,
Ohio, leave for home Friday after
spending several days with relatives
at this place
Miss Lydia Fox, of Driftwood, was a PRESS
business caller, week of 4th.
C. A. White, of Driftwood, while visiting in
Emporium last week. was a PRESS caller.
o. b. Tanner and son Geo. Sr., were in town
Saturday, June 30 and called at PRESS office.
Mrs. Peter Schweikart, William and
daughters Anna and Emma visited friends in
South Williamsport the past week.
VIM Reed and family have returned from Wis
iting old friends at WIlliamsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Watson of Roulette,
spent Monday ana Tuesday in town, guests OF
VIM. Reek and family last week
H. G. Crawford, of Olean, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Bentley of Buffalo, visited in
Emporium Tuesday and Wednesday, guests at
New Warner.
Jacob Haley and wife and two sons, Chas and
Harry. after spending several days with their
friends in the east. stopped in Emporium Mon
day and Tuesday, while en- route for their home
at Johnsonburg.
Mrs. Isaac Wykoff, of Cameron, accompanied
by her daughter-tn-aw Mrs. I'D. Wykotf and
Miss Elva Jamison, of Bradford were in En-
porium between trains last Thursday.
Since the borough authorities have DESIGNATED
dumping ground for old rubbish, at the foot of
Broad street there is no excuse for our citizens
delaying the removal of rubbish.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Knickerbocker, and dangh-
ter Carolyn, Mrs. Margaret X Knickerbocker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pepper spent the past week
taking in the sights at Wiiamsport, Elmira and
Watkins Glen.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rockwell went to Williamsport Sat
urday night to visit her daughter, Mrs. Edith
Howard and nephew, Godfrey Howard, who was
recently frightfully injured by the explosion of
cannon. The young man Is able to be up and
around and rapidly improving.
VIM. B. Stoughton, wife and children, of Du-
Bois. are visiting friends in town. Mr.. s. is
graduate of Scranton Correspondence Schools,
advertisement writing department. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stoughton will be pleasantly remembered
as having resided in Emporium in 1895.
Chas. Crandell, Teller of First National Bank,
took in the celebration at Williamsport last week
Wednesday, accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter Miss Margaret. who remained over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth, their eldest daughter has been
visiting Mr.. CTandell's parents at Williamsport
and friends at New berry.
The following Cameron county educational
workers who attended the State Teachers Con-
vention at Altoona, have returned home report
ing very pleasant time: Miss Matte M. Col
Inns. County Supt of Schools, Prof. L. S. Ling,
Principal of Emporium Schools and the follow
ing teachers, Misses Nina Bryan, Lillian He'll
man, Emporium; Ruth Richardson, Driftwood;
Mabel Wylie, Sterling Run.
NJ J. Logue, of First Fork was in Emporium
last Saturday, accompanied by Charlotte John
son. of Owego, N. Y, and Miss Cllela Logue
The former called at the Press and deposited the
long green for the paper another year,
Mr. Leet informs the PRESS that his daughter
Miss Grace, has safely passed terough delicate
operation at Buffalo. She has been a sufferer
for long time and her friends hope she may be
restored to her once robust health.
Mrs. Hoppie, Miss Gaskill, Mr.. and Mrs Peter
ShDyder. DIR, Grove Geo p Jones Then Hahar
stock, Jack Kackenmester, John Harbot, Chas
Keller and Johu Mcconnell were among the
many who attended the celebration at Williams
port last week.
Misses Edna Pepperman, Mary Garvin, Eta
Holcom vised at Port Allegany on the Fourth. .
DR.. Mead and F. f. Helliker went over in Mr.
Helliker's auto and took in the celebration,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Cramer visited their old
home at Williamsport last week.
Our old friend Chas NJ Lewis writes us from
Powersvllle, Iowa, enclosing a draft for the
PRESS well into 1907, and adds a few lines viz:
1--WE cannot afford to miss a number-it's a let
ter from home, you see. My family and self are
enjoying good health. ] had hoped to get back
aud see the old neighbors of Little Cameron but
cannot this summer. | hope to see friend Judge
Green nominated and elected"
JOS. A. Kinsler and family kindly remembers
the PRESS with postals from Germany and Switz-
eriand. They are with Hon. and Mrs. F. x.
time and are we'll" They receive the PRESS
every week. We thank our friends for their re-
membranes and shall keep the posals as me-
mentos of their trip.
Chas. Papazzoni, Geo. Beatte, c. A. Blair and
Chas Leutz remembered the Press with postals
from Williamsport celebration. Thanks, BOYS
Misses Estella Keller and Mabel Reed return
ed on Monday from visiting friends at Williams
port and other points, accompanied by Miss
Carrie Reed of Montoursville.
o. B. Barnes and family have returned from
visiting their parents at Wliliamsport.
Mr.: snd Mrs. b. B.!Throoy took in the sights
at Wi!iiamport last week and visited old friends
John Welsh visited at Kane and Rathburn a
days last week.
Mrs. Fred Seger left this morning on a two
month visit 10 her porentS at Webster Springs
wa. Mr.. Seget expects to join her during
August. Hope tney may have apleasant visit
Mrs. Larry Sheenan, of Ridgway spent Tues
III town, guest of her cousin, Mrs. VIM.
Mr.. j. Chas. Lion came down from St. Marys
to spend the Fouzth,' out in the woods nea r
Peasieys, guest of Mr. WardIe and the Misses
Richie.
Miss Name Cummings and Kathryn Richie
went To ot. Marys to join the Hermitage Clubs
animal picnic to River Hurst.
@. b. Howard & Co., have the ONLY