Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-08-08

The Bachelor Girls Club We're guests
of Miss Maud Steck Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Miss Freida Collins, of Huntley, was
guest of her aunt, Miss Matte M. Col
Inns, this week.
Miss Anna Anderson, of Austin, has
been visiting in Emporium for week,
guest of Miss Dorothy Nelson.
Henry Burkland, the efficient p. F..
R., foreman at Howard Siding, was an
Emporium visitor on Monday.
Constable III. B, Muthersbaugh
brought another victim from Drift
wood to Fort Swoope on Monday.
Miss Laura Olmsted and Miss Edith
Keith, of Coudersport, are the guests
Of Jean McNarney, West Fourth
street.
Mrs. B. J. Collins, Of Huntley, visit
cd in Emporium on Sunday guest of
JAS. K. Jordan and family, West Fifth
street.
Mrs. w. H. Cramer and daughter,
Miss Lena, took in the sights at Buff
falo last week, getting new ideas for
their new store.
John r. Montgomery and family Of
East Sixth street, spent Sunday at
Beechwood, visiting friends and tax
ing in the sights.
Miss Florence Robertson and Miss
Edna Becker, of Buffalo, are guests Of
Miss Eva Yates, chief clerk. of Key
stone Powder Office
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Grant johnson, two
of Sinnamahoning's most prominent
and popular citizens, spent Sunday in
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and family.
Miss Ada Carey and Miss Florence
Whiteley, of Philadelphia, are guests of
Mrs. w. III. Howard and family, Sixth
street. The ladies greatly admire our
mountain city and scenery.
Mrs. Schautz and daughters Ruth
and Margaret, of Williamsport, who
have been guests at the residence of F.
P. Rentz and family, West Fourth
street, left for their home on Monday
The Misses Jessie and Lilly Card, two
of Shippen townships popular teach
ers, were Emporium visitors on Satur-
day. They have just returned from
Lock Haven, where they were students
at the Normal.
James Haynes and niece, Miss Flor
ence, of First Fork, visited in Empori-
um last Friday and made the PRESS a
pleasant social and business call, while
Mr.. Hsynes paid for another years
PRESS.
j. S. Spicer left for Harrisburg Sun
day evening and entered upon the dis
charge of his duties on Tuesday in the
Pennsylvania Agricultural Depart
ment. The PRESS will follow him
every week.
Miss Verena Hertig, one of the Key
stone Powder Company Office clerks,
returned on Sunday from Chautauqua
Lake, where she passed her vacation
time. She Joined party oil lady friends
from Olean and Buffalo and together
they passed delightful two weeks.
Mrs. George Rishell and two child
rem, of Erie, Pa, are guests of Charles
w. Rishell and wife, West Fifth street.
when they will make visit to relatives
down in Clinton. g. w. would go
along if there were any cherries to
pick.
Prof. E. B. Smith, one of Groves
leading teachers, spent several days in
town recently, guest of Prothonoary
and Mrs Leavitt, also Miss. Mr..
Smith has Just returned from Valpar-
also, Indiana, where he was student.
He says he likes this country more and
more since his western trip.
F. Porter Daugherty, of Salinas,
Cal, called on the PRESS force last
Saturday. He left here twelve years
ago for the Pacific coast His wife,
who has been visiting her father j. H.
Calkins and wife, in Bradford county,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Calkins, at
Du BOis, returns home with him.
They like the California country.