Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-09-05

from visiting at Olean.
Alfonzo Bailey, of First Fork, visit
ed Emporium, yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Ludlam is taking in
the sights at Cleveland and noting the
styles.
Miss Maud Fleming, of Lock Haven,
is the guest of her cousin Miss Rena
Jordan.
Master Frank and Joseph Blumle
have left for Commercial College at
Buffalo.
Mrs. Edward Cush went to Pittsburg
yesterday to visit her son Edward, Jr.,
for a few weeks.
B. o. Gray, of Pittsburg, a pleasant
young man, is now connected with the
New Warner.
@. L. Gilbert, ("P. V. Nasby') of
Fayette City Journal, is guest of his
brother w. G. and wife.
Miss Annie Sturdevant, of Bradford
county is visiting her aunt Mrs. G. G.
Schmidt at this place.
Misses Anna, Frances and Helen
Blumle are at Buffalo and CRYSTAL
Beech for few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Crandell returned on
Thursday last from an extended visit
at Williamsport and Newberry.
Mr.. E. II. Bubar, of Buffalo, visited
his parents, Mr. w. Buber and wife,
Sixth street, the first of the week.
Miss Lena Cramer is in Cleveland
selecting the new line of hats and fancy
goods for w. II. Cramer's fall opening.
Mrs. Belle Beattie, of Sixth street,
accompanied Mrs. I4indley Beattie and
children to Buffalo TO spend week.
Mrs. w. II. Freeman and sons, Floyd
and Russell, left Emporium for their
home at Crawford, N. j, on Monday.
G. J Miller came up from Gibson on
Wednesday to transact some business
and dropped in and made us short
visit. Cali again, Clarence.
Miss Margaret Dodson, is visiting at
Coudersport, guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kelley, at
Hotel Crittenden, Coudersport.
Mrs. Bucher, Of Gettysville, N. Y,
and Miss Clara Holler, of Lancaster,
Pa, are guests of MIR. and Mrs. John
Trebswether, West Fourth Street.
Miss Ethel Reeder, of Lock Haven,
came to Emporium to attend the fun
eral of her little cousin, Baby Shearer.
She will remain here several days.
Mrs. Pearl R. Hopple's son, Windell
B. Hopple, has entered Williamsport
Commercial College to remain one
year, taking a complete business
course.
Mrs Robert Horning and daughter
Helen of Dunlevie, of West Va, who
Were guests at the the Sterner resi-
dence, Broad street, returned home on
Tuesday.
j. X. Jordan, wife and daughter
have returned from a trip to James
town including stops at Philadelphia,
Norfolk, Mount Vernon, Arlington
Heights and Washington.
DIR. II. S. Falk is now comfortably
situated at his Offices in the brick
building formerly occupied by DR..
Bardwell The DR., has a neat resi-
dence, as we'll as offices, if he only had
the wife.
Mrs. John H. Day,while viewing the
new work under way at Geo. Metzger,
Jr's home, had the misfortune to
sprain her left ankle also tearing
ligiment in the foot She is confined to
her room, being unable to walk.
Mrs. Harry Weaver and children, of
Kane, visited in Emporium the past
week, guest of John Mcconnell and
wife. Mrs. Weaver will be pleasantly
remembered as Miss Stella Cameron
once a popular Emporium young lady.
Harry @. Mack, of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting in Emporium for
several days, guest at the Miller resi-
dence on East Fourth street, left for the
Quaker city on Monday, after a pleas
ant visit. Accompanied by Miss Car
rie Miller he took in Buffalo and Niaga-
ra Falls.
Miss Susie Killeen who has been
spending several months at her home
near Sterling Run, was a caller yester-
day and changed the address of her
PRESS to Chicago, where she has resid-
ed for two years. She left on Flyer
yesterday to spend a week with her
sister at Niagara Falls before going TO
Chicago.
Mr.. w. w. Matiison, of Ridgway, is
guest of Judge Green and family, on
Sixth street Mr. Mattison ia ono of