Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-23

llCuldFS.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Wheeler are visit
ing at Haleyberry, Canada, where Mr..
Wheeler's mining claim is located.
H. Il. Fisk assisted the orchestra with
his drums at the st. Patrick's Society
picnic at st. Marys, last Tuesday.
Judge Geo. j. LaBar and wife, ac-
companid by two nieces, returned last
evening from visiting ut Shickshinny,
Pa.
w. L. Reed of East Emporium, fire.
man at Climax works, was caller yes
terday and reads his own PRESS here
after.
Mrs. Chas. Whiteley and two child
ren, Of Philadelphia, are the guests at
the home Of Wm Howard and family,
on Sixth street.
Miss Anna Cordie, of Oil City, is the
guest of her brother G. ii. Cordie, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Seger.
Miss Jennie Odell has returned to
her home III this place, after a seven
weeks visit with relatives in Millport
and Shinglehouse.
Mrs. l.. e, Fisk and daughter, have
returned to their home in this place,
after six weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Paulsboro, II. j.
Jas. Wright and family, and H. S,
Lloyd and wife, and Dr. Falk are
camping on Clear Greek. Big time,
much eat, heap sleep.
Mr.. Andrew Brady's right wrist is
getting along nicely He will soon be
ready to run his ruto again but will no
doubt see that it does not kick"
again.
Mrs. Jos. Kennedy and two children
Of Prince Edward Island, arrived in
Emporium last Friday TO visit her
brother j. ID. Bell and wife on Wiley
Addition.
Mrs. Josephine Woodley and Miss
Ida Seger left yesterday morning for
Chicago and other western cities
They will be absent two or three
months.
Mrs. Rose Lupold, of Olean, N. Y,
who is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Bair, and other relatives
in town was PRESS business caller ON
Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Schriever and
daughter Irene, arrived in Emporium
last Thursday evening, having made
the trip from Scranton in their auto.
after a two weeks visit with friends at
Baltimore and other eastern points.
Mrs. Kohler will remain some time
with relatives there.
Miss Jessie Anderson, of this place.
departed last Saturday morning for
Canandaigua, n. Y, to Join a company
of young people from Patton, IA, in a
two weeks outing by the lake.
10 h. g.,
dislocate his left shoulder, last Satur
Schriever's auto while going at forty
mile rate. DR.. Falk and DIR. Bush are
caring for him.
Mrs. z. V. Daily, of Dubois, Pa, was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
j. Nangle and family. Mrs Nellie
Butler and daughter Irene returned
with her last Monday, where they will
visit several days.
Mrs. w. T. OFT. Jr., of Trout Run,
visited r. II. Hirsch and family over
Sunday, being sister of Mrs. If. On
Monday, Mrs. OFT, Mrs. Hirsch and son
Herman went to Buffalo to visit Mrs.
Emma Hirsch-Wei.
Judge b. w. Green returned vester-
day from visiting at his Mainsburg
farm, one the most valuable in Ifoga
county. His niece, Miss Esther
Rumsey, former assistant principal Of
Emporium schools returned home
with him.
Victor T.. Crum, of Sinnamahoning
while transacting business in town
yesterday took time to call at the
PRESS office and inform ye editor that
Taft was gaining ground every day in
Grove-that even Geo. Shafer was on
the anxious seat.
Mrs. l.. G. Goodnough, of Cornwall
on Hudson, n. Y, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, G. Jay Good
nough, West Fourth street. Mrs. G.,
is wife of Mr.. Goodnough's brother,
postmaster at Cornwall, also a pros
porous newspaper editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Hughes have
moved to Emporium and are now COM
fortably located in the handsome
Julian residence, north Broad street
We hope they will find our beautiful
mountain town and its people conduc-
i've to their happiness.
DR.. Kaul and Messrs. Hacherel and
Peiffer, of st. Marys autoed to Empori-
um last Sunday and were guests at the
home of Hon. f. x. Blumle and family.
Mr. Blumle and son Leo accompanied
them back to st. Marys, returning
home on the evening mail.
Miss Mildred Owen, of Port Allie
gany, while visiting at the S. G.
Ostrum farm, Whittemore Hill, was
taken suddenly i'll last week, with
every indication of appendicitis. Dr.
II. S. Falk is attending her The sick
lady's mother came over to take care
of her, last Friday.
Mrs. j. Q. Bonham and daughter
Miss Louise Bonham, Miss Grace Hop
kins and Miss Nettie Borland, all of
Franklin, Pa; the Misses Mary, Hattie
and Clara Hopkins, of Bath, New
York, and Mrs. P. J. Bloom and son
Ronald, of Buffalo, N. Y, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hacken-
berg, on Fifth street.