Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-16

visitor yesterday.
Thos. Gallagher returned from New
York this morning.
Mrs. John Koehler has been serious
ly i'll for several days.
Delbert Devling and Miss May Con-
nors, were married on Saturday, May
11th.
The Epworth League illumination is
handsome and attracts many Of our
citizens.
Miss Grace Lloyd, who has been
spending some months in New York
city, has returned home.
EkThe Board of Health will soon make
an inspection ofall property and lots,
so clean up and remove all rubbish.
Mr.. A. Brady and Mr. G. Jay Good
nough left last evening on business
trip to New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Dewald and wife were
visiting w. Lyons and family Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Day are domi-
ciled in their handsome new residence.
They will soon be in apple pie order.
Mrs. Josiah Howard, daughter
Dorothy and mother, Mrs. Bisel, took
in the closing hours of the legislature.
Chas Seger and A. f. Vogt returned
home this morning from Philadelphia
and New York. They had big time.
Josephine Deaver and Mabel Greegs,
of Montoursville, were guests of Will
liam Lyons and wife, Wedn esday,
Thursday ahd Friday of this week
Mrs. Byres Getchell, nee Nellie
Hogan, ofBinghamton, N. Y, arrived
in towu on Tuesday to be present at
Commencement.
Thos. H. Norris is attending the
District convention of Pittsburg Dio-
cese at Erie, this week, representing
Emmanuel Parish.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Saunders and
son Chas., of Sinnamahoning, visited
in Emporium Saturday and Sunday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Auchu.
Mrs. J. F. Sullivan and son John of
Huntley, left yesterday for Canada
upon receipt Of telegram announcing
the death of Mrs. Sullivan's mother.
LaBar writes home that they
are o.. wing their trip to Texas. The
party is composed of the Judge, w. H.
Cramer and Jas. j. Creighton. They
| arrived home this a. m.
Geo. Metzger has contractor Wright
preparing his residence for removal to
the foundation built on the northern
end of his lots. He will soon com
mence on the new residence.
G. Ii. Egar, empoyed in Bliss &
Metzger's concrete works, had the mis-
fortune to smash couple of toes, by
getting his left foot mixed up in the
mixing machine.
Mrs. JOS. Kinsley and daughter, of
| Sinnamahoning, visited in Emporium
! yesterday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Auchu. Mrs. Kinsley took time
to call at the PRESS Office and renew
their PRESS for another year.
Mrs. J. M. Robertson has been quite
| i'll during the past week. Her illness
has prevented Rev. Robertson attend
ing Diocesan Convention at Erie this
week.
Ex-County Treasurer Geo. F. Bal
com, who has been confined to his
residence for six weeks, nursing a
| sprained ankle, is now able to be at
his place of business a few hours each
day. He has had hard time of it.
Miss Nellie Turbidy, who has been
attending school here for several terms,
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Michael
Murphy, leaves for her home at Snow
Shoe, Pa, next Saturday. Her broth
er is here to attend Commencement
and will return home with her
Postmaster Charles Seger and Ex-
| County Commissioner A. f. Vogt are
attending the state convention of
Knights of Columbus at Philadelphia,
as Representatives of Emporium Coun-
Gil. This is Mr.. Seger's first vacation
in many years, having applied himself
very close to his duties The rest will
do him good.
Why should you be a Maccabee?
You can find out at the Court House.
Saturday evening.
| Warning.
! Alpersons are hereby forbidden from
trespassing upon the property of this