Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-08-29

Misses Maize Gallagher and Flora
Schecht are spending few days at
Johnsonburg.
Miss Nellie Eckert, of Sunbury, Pa,
visited in Emporium last week, guest
of Miss Iva McDougall.
Mrs. Pepperman went to the Will
Transport hospital last week, where
she will undergo an operation.
Mrs. VIM. Tough and Mrs. J. FL.
Swain, of Olean, are visiting in town
guests of Chas. Seger and wife.
Alfred Steiner, Sof Lewisburg, Pa,
has accepted position in First Ma
tional Bank at this place as clerk.
Geo. Dick, of Mosgrove, came up on
Sunday tosvisit his wife, who has been
visiting her parents, Hon. l.. Taggart
and family.
DIR. S. S. Smith who was taken SER
iously ill last Thursday is rapidly i'm
proving under the treatment of Drs.
DeLong and Heilman.
Mr. T.. q. Coleman and son Edward,
Jr., returned on Sunday from an ex-
tended visit to New York, Philadel-
phia, Jamestown, Richmond and other
cities.
Mrs. M. j. Dolan and company
Misses Rodgers and Bolger) are en-
joying visit at Niagara Falls. Upon
their return all go to Allentown on q
visit.
Geo. p. Shaffer, of Sinnamahoning,
met with number of our ''unterrifiedr
on Monday and went home with his
head full of big Republican estimates
for next fall.
Mrs. A. B. Armstrong, Smethport,
was guest of Mrs. L. F. Moore over
Sunday; also Mrs. w. K. Wright, of
Remove, on Wednesday, passed few
hours in town.
Fame Brooks, Supt. of the big Lin
coin farm, located twelve miles from
Driftwood, visited in Emporium on
Tuesday. He says his potato crop is
almost failure.
Miss Edith Sterner, who has been
visiting her brother and family, at
Austin, returned home on Friday
greatly improved in health. Mrs.
Sterner, her mother, arrived home
yesterday.
Jas. j. Creighton, always prompt
with any business matter, quietly
slipped wad into our hand on Mon
day. in his usual quiet wayne knew
what he meant and promptly mailed
him a receipt for another years. PRESS.
Jos. L. Wheeler and wife, of Marion,
S. c., visited in Emporium last Friday
and Saturday, guests of Mrs. Wheeler's
mother, Mrs. E. M. Hurteau. The
south evidently agrees with them for
they both are looking well. Mr..
Wheeler is engaged in the lumber busi-
ness, having a large tract of land.
Mrs. Robt. Faucette and daughter,
Miss Florence, were PRESS callers on
Tuesday, taking home with them a re-
cept for their paper. Their husband
and father, Robt. Faucette, who came
home from Mix Run numbering opera
tions, to spend few days has returned
to T. F. Moore's contract.
Mrs. G. A. Arnold, of Moore Hill,
was a PRESS visitor on Saturday for a
two fold purpose-to renew her paper
for another year and to inform the
PRESS that they had sold their farm to
Mr.. James Mccarthy and purchased
so acre piece from the Sanford farm on
West Creek, taking possession this fall
d. B. Peterson, a practical and ex-
perienced teacher, of many years
standing, has accepted a position in
Cameron school for the winter. Dur
ting the past year Mr.. Peterson has
been in the employ of w. Fl. Cramer,
contractor, believing that outdoor
work would be beneficial to his health.
Mr.. Peterson is a plsasant and COM
panionable gentleman and we feel sure
will please the Lumber patrons, as well
as the scholars.
We notice Max F. Balcom, clerk in
First National Bank, of Emporium,
was registered at Windsor Hotel,
Philadelphia, on Saturday, while at
tending p. o. s.. of A. State Camp, as
Representative from Emporium Camp.
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