Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-08-09

sister and brother at their home on
Broad street
Theos Butler and Geo. A. Howard
returned last Friday from seven
weeks stay at Hot Springs, Ark, look,
ing well,
Attorney L. \. Walker and wife of
Perry, n. Y, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Gilbert at New Warner,
this week.
Mrs. JOS, Kaye accompanied By her
daughters Jane and Sarah left this
morning for Westboro, Wis, to spend
month.
Misses Ida McConeghy, of Couders-
port, Hilda Hertig and Marguerite
Metzger were PRESS sanctum visitors
on Tuesday.
Mr.. .iand Mrs. J. Pitt Felt returned
on Saturday from an extended visit to
Binghamton, Friendship and numer-
Gus other New York points.
Judge B. w. Green and Hon. Josiah
Howard attended the funeral of n T..
Arnold, at Ridgway, on Tuesday, serv-
ing as honary pail bearers.
Mrs. w. II. Howard and son Will.
liam, Jr., returned on Wednesday
evening, from visit at Shenand oah.
Miss Dolores Borduer returned nom e
with them.
b. d. Morrison, of Dubois, repre-,
senting the l.. C. Smith & Bros. Type
writer Co transacted business in EN-.
porium Monday, calling on his custo
mers
Tax Collector Fred Seger left on
Monday for Bristol, West Va, to spend
few days with relatives and return
home with his wife who has been visit
| ing her parents at Bristol.
Mrs. J Singler, of Chicago, is the
guest of her brother Mr.. n. Seger and
family. This is Mrs. .Singler's first visit
TO Emporium in many years. She ex-
poets to remrin a month.
Mrs. J. M. Butler, of Port Allegany,
accompanied by her brother, Thos. S.
Rogan of Summerton, S. G, visited in
Emporium on Monday, being enroute
for st. Marys, to visit their parents.
John o. Sonberg, of Bradford, Pa.
editor and manager of the Vart Land
visited in Emporium on Monday and
called at the PRESS office. His paper is
the leading Swedish paper and has a
wide circulation.
Mr.. Frank T. Beers. very compet-
ent gentleman, will fill the position
of Supt., at Climax Powder works,
made vacant by the transfer of Mr..
Van Gelder to Dover, N. j., possibly
permanen tly.
Howard E. Spangler (J. B. Bedard's
manager) and wife, return o-day from
visiting friends and relatives at York,
Harrisburg, Williamsport and Remove,
having the curtailed honeymoon trip
finished up in fine style.
John Geo. Murry, of Buffalo, accom-
panied by his two daughters, are visit.
at the old home on Third street. This
is Georges first visit to Emporium in
three years and like all Emporium
boys is glad to meet his old friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. N. Hamlin, G. R.
Hamlin and the Misses Hamlin of Aus
tin, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. G
Gilbert last Sunday, at New Warner
Mr.. Haml;n is general manager Of
the Beyliss Paper Mills at Austin
Rev. and Mrs. McNarry and children
who have been guests of Rev. Robert
son, left on Monday for Warren, Pa,
from where they go to Lawrence
county, Pa. Mrs. McNarry is Rev
Robertsons sister.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ray Hustled, of Empori
um, returned home Saturday, after
a visit to Mrs. Husted's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bentley, East Water
street. The couple also visited Elmirs
and other places. Lock Haven Demo
crat
Edward Stewart sends us word from
Delray, Mich, where he has moved
his family, to forward his PRESS. Mr.
Stewart has been employed by the
Sinnamahoning Iron andCoal Co., and
what he does not know about Cam
eron county coal measures is not worth
knowing. He is now engaged il
lumber business.
Miss Winnie Gilmartin of town, ac-
companied by Miss Susie Killeen O.
Sterling Run, visited the PRESS sane
tum on Tuesday. Miss Kiileen ha,
been visiting her parents and friend,
in this section for some time and il