Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-06-13

Miss Blanch Ludlam visited her Da
Bois friends last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Hinkle has been quite i'll
this week with suffering tonsilitis.
Miss Rena B. Lewis, of Buffalo, visit
ed in town several days the past week,
guest of Alex. McDougall and family
J. N. Foultz and wife left Wednes-
day for Oil City, Pa, where they will
permanently reside.-Renovo Record.
J. E. Flemming, of New York city,
and Miss Alice Flemming, of Dover,
Del, are guests of Jas. Wright and
family, Sixth street, being brother and
sister to Mrs. Wright.
Our citizens will very generally be
panied to learn that our good citizen
and merchant, Mr.. N. Seger, has been
quite i'll for two or three days. We
hope he may speedily recover.
NJ. w. Whiting, of Sterling Run, who
is conducting lumber operations at
Ligonier, Pa, visited in town on Tuos-
day and made the PRESS a very pleas
ant call. Always glad to meet our
friend
Mrs. S. Chandler Carter. nee Iva
Cole, and Miss Ora Belle Cole, of Keo-
kuk, Iowa, will arrive in Emporium
this evening to visit relatives They
will be guests of Miss Name Logan, on
Fifth street.
Mrs. M. NJ. Larrabee returned home
from Williamsport on Tuesday after
noon. While absent she spent Mem
orial Day at the Gettysburg battlefield
with Mr.. and Mrs. Don M. Larrabee.
and son, and also visited the new state
capitol the following day.
Mrs. E. M. Hurteau and Mrs. Jos. L.
Wheeler, of Marion, S. c., arrived in
Emporium on Sunday, the former to
spend the summer here, while Mrs.
Wheeler will return home with her
husband, who is expected here this
week. Both ladies are looking well.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Lingle's family
have been sorely afflicted the past
week, three of their children being
very i'll with tonsiitus. Their son
Scott was in dangerous condition on
Saturday and Sunday but Dr. Falk
pulled him through all right
Lewis M. Ginter, one of G. B. How
ard Company's proficient jobbers, at
camp 26, was PRESS visitor on Tues
day and pushed the date on his paper
well into 1908. Mr.. Ginter, who is a
pleasant genial gentleman is suffering
at the present time with full sized
Jobs comforter on his right wrist,
causing him much pain and sleepless
nights.
Jacob Falk, Esq, Wilkes Barre, Pa
one OF the coal city's prominent busi-
ness men, has been visiting his son,
DR.. III. S. Falk, at this place since Mon
day. The venerable gentleman has
not visited this section since he stop
ped here fortytwo years ago. Ye
PRESS editor enjoyed our meeting
with Mr.. Falk very much.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. O,Iearv.
of town, a beautiful daughter. The
happy event occurred Monday even
ing, June 10th, and we are glad to say
that oil concerned are doing well. Mr..
and Mrs. O'Leary are among Empori.
um's most estimable young married
people. Mr.. O'Leary is one of the
Pennsy's most expert and efficient
telegraphers and is located at the juno
ton tower. The PRESS joins with the
happy families many friends in extend
ing hearty congratulations and best
wishes
Frank T. Beers returned home
yesterday from attending State College
!Commte,ncement, having enjoyed meet
ing with his old class. Mr.. Andrew
Brady, Mr.. Beers, Ned Brady and
Rob't Green left here in Mr. Brady's
white steamer but struck a storm at Du
Bois. They cantinued the trip on the
cars. Mr.. Hubert Brady son of Mr.. A.
Brady was one Of the graduates and
received a very high mark. Mr.. Brady
returned home this morning