Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-02-21

Il. +. close, or howard sizing, Is
transacting business in town to-day
Thos. Gallagher is confined to his
bed with a severe attack of the grip.
Elisha X Kane, of Kushequa, was a
visitor in town yesterday,
Delos Blair, who has had run of
typhoid fever, is improving nicely.
V. E. Crum, of Sinnamahoning Pow
der Company, circulated about town
yesterday.
Geo. Campbell, of Plank Hollow
died last evening, leaving wife and
several children.
Nelson Cutler, whose wife died on
Tuesday is himself very sick and con-
| fined to his bed.
Evard Klock, son of Elmer Klock,
who has been very low with typhoid
pneumonia, is some better.
Ward Metzger, of Wellsvile, N. Y,
came over on Sunday to see his father,
who has been very seriously i'll.
The Busines Mems Club meets at
Mountaineer Hose rooms tonight for
the purpose of recognizing.
Mr.. John Quigley, of Halls Greek, is
visiting his cousin John Quigley, at
this place.
Attorney Thomas II. Hammond Of
Williamsport, registered at the New
Warner this week, being called here
on legal business.
Judge Green has commenced to talk
Florida, so look out for his departure,
accompanied by his family in the very
near future.
Fred Seger and wife will move into
the Q. w. Shaffer residence, now being
vacated. Mr.. Shaffer and wife leave
this week for New York.
n. Fl. McCloskey, and daughter, Miss
irene, of Sinnamahoning, were EN-
porium visitors Tuesday, guests of
Prothonotary and Mrs. Leavitt.
Misses Rachael Day, Frances Lead
better and Elizabeth Crandell are visit
ing Miss Mildred Owen, at Port Allie
gany, this week.
Mesdames Chas Seger, E. d. White,
G. j. Goodnough aud E. E. Forbes
went to Buffalo on Tuesday, on pleas
uae and business visit.
York city yesterday, the former to pur-
chase new goods, while Mrs visits her
sisters and takes in the sights.
J. M. Dawson is enjoying much
needed vacation. He is visiting friends
at Williamsport his old home at Cham,
bersburg and relatives at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Andrew Brady returned on Mon
day from visiting his daughter, Miss
Marion, at Clarksburg, West Va He
was kept busy, while there, answering
questions.
The large "Climax" residence on
Sixth street is being fitted up in flats.
VIM. Weiman and wife will occupy
part of the house. 1t is an elaborately
arranged house
Our townsman, Mr.. Geo. Metzger,
Sr., was taken suddenly seriously ill
last week, Wednesday, and greatly
alarmed his family. He is considerably
| improved now.
George Howard, youngest son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Howard, who has been very
ill for some time, does not improve.
He requires the constant attention of a
| professional nurse.
Mrs. j. ID. Logan and Mrs Lizzie
Hinkle left on Tuesday to visit John
III. Cole and family and be present at
the marriage of Miss Emo Cole, on
Saturday next.
d. G. Hayes has housed 1900 tons of
good ice, enough to keep down the
| heat next summer. Jos. Freindel has
also put up fifteen tons to keep that
new boy quiet when the political cam
paign opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Levering, of
| Albion, Pa, are visiting relatives in
| in town, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
! A. Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pear
sail. Mrs. lowering syoungest sister
Of the former ladies and will be pleas
antly remembered as Maud Pearsall.
They were married here three months
ago
James L. Norie and family left yes
| terday afternoon for their their new
home at Pitchuck, near Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. Noria recently purchased an inter
est in large and well established lum-
Der manufacturing firm. Mr.. Norie
was Tor several years connected with
q. B. Howard Company, at this place,
business man and hustler.
Sailors Side Lines.
'Eycr" sailor has Il side line" he
sai., ".l"ty an old shellback makes
more out OF his side line than out of
| buncbinu sails and phnvinu ronns