Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-06-20

D. @. Hayes is building an addition
to his residence.
E. L. Mason and VIM. Mcdonald
went fishing yesterday.
Grover Hogan is visiting his sister,
Mrs. B. FL. Gitchell, at Binghamton, N.
Y.
Miss Julia Hogan, "Bud," is visiting
at Atlantic City, guest of her sister
Celia.
E. H. Hilliard, of Emporium, spent
a part of last Monday in town-John-
sonburg Breeze.
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard, Miss Encie
Howard and Mrs. John T. Howard
visited Buffalo this week
Mrs. Henry Auchu and Miss Edna
visited at Buffalo Tuesday and Wednes-
day, doing some shopping no doubt.
Seymour Hackett, of Phillipsburg,
visited relatives in town over Sunday.
He reads the PRESS.
w II. Rankin, Dents Run, and J. II.
Welton, Hicks Run, visited in Empori-
um yesterday and called on the PRESS
force.
Miss Alice Burnell, of Buffalo, form
erly resident of Emporium, graduates
from Lafayette High School next
Wednesday.
Frank T. Beers, Supt of Eastern Dy-
Mantle Company, is attending meet
ing of the powder manufacturers at
Philadelphia.
Miss Eta Spence, employed in a
Buffalo business cellege is at home to
attend her sister Vera's marriage
which took place last evening.
Q. L. Gilbert, of Fayette City, Pa.
editor of the Journal, has been visiting
his father and brothers, at New
Warner over Sunday. He likes his
new location and is doing WELL
Misses Florence and Hazel Floyd and
Mr.. Robt. Mattison, Olean, N. Y, and
Mr.. Leslie Frettes, of Erie, visited in
Emporium last week, guest of Miss
Kaye, Sixth street.
William Nelson, of Emporium. who
for the past few days had been visiting
Robert Witham and family, on Main
street, returned to his home Monday.
Lock Haven Democrat.
Miss Josephine Armstrong, who is
engaged as a nurse at the Hahnemann
Hospital, Philadelphia, is visiting at
Beechwood, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Robt. Armstrong. Miss
Josephine made the PRESS a social call
yesterday.
J. T. Beattie, wife ard son, of Dodge
City, Kansas, are guests of their
father, Peter r. Beattie and wife, on
Sixth street. 1t is ten years since Mr..
Beattie visited his father. He speaks
in glowing terms of the prosperity in
Kansas, especially the farming sec
tions.
Mrs. A. D. Gould, of Eldred, stopped
in Emporium on Wednesday, to visit
her sisters, Mrs. III. III. Mullin and the
Misses Gould, on her return from
Jamestown, Va, and other points in
the South. Accompanied by her hus-
band she took in all points of interest.
being members of the National Editor.
ial party.
Hon. F. G. Leonard, of Coudersport.
visited in Emporium Monday evening,
while enroute for u. S. Court at vii.
Transport, as witness. Mr.. Leonard,
who served one term in Congress and
two terms as U. s. Marshall, is very
popular in this section of the state, in
fact wherever known.
Joseph J. Lingle, of Westboro, Wis,
who accompanied by his wife and
daughter, Miss Nellie, are visiting old
friends in town, was welcome PRESS
visitor yesterday and squared with ye
editor. Like all Opportunities, they
are evidently pleased to get back
"home" again, not any more, however
than their friends are to greet them
They left last evening for Camden, N
j., on a visit to Mr.. Lingle's father and
sister. Mrs. Lingle and daughter will
spend some time here before returning
to Westboro,