Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-07-18

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hands with old acquaintances in town
the past few days.
Miss Christie Mcdonald has returned
from visiting at Dubois. Her cousin,
Miss Agnes Mcdonald, of Driftwood
returned home with her.
Mrs. B. Egan went to Buffalo yester-
day to be present at serious operation
to be performed on her sister, Mrs.
Rose Lupold, of Olean, N. Y.
Guy D. Felt and bride returned home
Sunday morning. They will com
mence keeping house in Mrs. Felt's
new residence, when completed.
Capt. Perry Smith, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Mabel, visited II.
Fl. Norris and family last Friday-Miss
Smith remaining until Sunday.
Misses Ellen Lyman and Cleo
Fauscher, Sister and niece of Mrs.
Frank Day of Roulette, Pa, are visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Day at this place.
Miss Marion Brady, accompanied by
her brother Ned went to Washington,
Pa, last Monday, to remain with her
grandmother until school commences.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Smith and Miss
Jean McInnes, of Cory, Pa, are visit
ing friends in town. They will re-
main here for Mr.. John w. Trotter's
funeral.
f. NJ. Zelie, of New York city, is
visiting in Emporium, guest at the
Henry Ludlam residence on South
Maple street. Mr.. u. IS engaged in
business in New York.
Mr.. NJ. B. Spence who has been visit
ing his brother B. L. Spence return
ed to his home in Brownsville, Wednes-
day morning While here he visited his
brother Lloyd, of Sterling Run, who is
in very poor health.
Hubert Brady has entered upon the
discharge Of his duties with the Toledo,
o., iron works If Hubert makes as
good an iron master his his father is,
he will be a dandy. However, he is
chip off the old block.
County Surveyor Geo. P. Jones has
returned from New York city, where
he attended the marriage of his sister.
Miss Cecil to Mr.. r. G. Jessurn. The
bride and groom sailed for Europe to
be absent three months.
Harrison Gates and wife, of Couders-
port, were guests of Josiah A. Fisher
and I. III. Pearsall and families, over
Sunday. Mr.. Gates, who is a prosper
GUS Coudersport merchant was & PRESS
visitor on Saturday, accompanied by
Frank II. Pearsall.
The Bucktail monument committee
met at DriftWood last Saturday to ar
range for the erection and dedication
of the monument. An effort will be
made to have the dedication in Octo-
Der or November.
w. H. Cramer continues to rush the
work on his new brick block, the first
story being up. We are informed he
has the contract for the erection of
Frank Shives' solid brick store adjoin-
ing Mr.. Cramer's block. Good.
W. H. Smith, of Sterling Run, trans
acted business in Emporium on Mon
day, being Constable and Collector of
Lumber, coming here to make re-
turn. He is a very efficient official and
popular with the people. We are al
ways pleased to meet our old friend.
B. E. Smith, of st. Marys, accom-
panied by his brother, John e. Smith,
of Sterling Run, were agreeable PRESS
visitors yesterday. "Ep" is located at
St. Marys and while he is no longer
resident of Cameron county, his heart
is here Like all former Cameron
county boys he reads the PRESS.
Rev. ID. A. Parsells and wife, of
South Park Avenue, Buffalo, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Morton, at
Sizeryille, enjoying the cool mountain
air and the cozy home of our genial
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton have
one of the most comfortable homes
fresh spring water, hot and cold water,
bath, etc. There is no reason why
other farmers cannot enjoy the luxury
of similar homes
| Alfred Hirsch, of New York city, ac-
companied by his daughter Flora and
son George, arrived in Emporium on
Monday, to visit R. Fl. Hirsch and wife,
on Maple street, for few days, when
they leave for Buffalo to pay a visit to
Emma, now Mrs. We'll zap, as we
all called him, left here twelve years
I ago and has been in the employ of
Hirsch & Graf for years. The firm are
manufacturers and importers of all
kinds of baskets We, as well as all
old friends were pleased to greet him,
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