Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-08-06

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Born, Tuesday morning Aug. 4th, at
residence Of Supt. f. y. Armstrong,
Sixth street, boy,
The Pittsburg papers say that the
Pittsbnrg & Shawmut II. r., will soon
get into that city.
Miss Ruth Roobertsud left Friday
for a visit with friends at Emporium
Ridgway Democrat
Geo. Pepper and wife returned last
Saturday from a two month visit with
relatives in York state.
Miss Ida Hertig, of this place, de-
parted to-day for visit with school
mates at Reynoidsville.
Mrs Carrie Julian, of Ashland, Pa,
arrived in Emporium Tuesday evening
on visit TO her many friends.
Mrs Clarence Freeman, nee Pepper
man left on Saturday for Welsville, n.
Y, to visit with her husband.
Lester We'll OF Buffalo, is guest of
here last summer and likes Emporium.
Miss Marion andWarner Judd depart
ed yesterday for Wilcox, to be a guests
Of relatives and friends in that place.
Mrs. Ernest Randolph and daughter
Miss Erma, of this place, are the guests
of Mrs. RS parents, at Kingston, N. Y.
Mr.. JAS Seibert, of Moore Hill, was
a brief business caller on Wednesday,
making himself solid with the printer.
John Sullivan, an old time woods
man and familiar figure III Empori-
um, is in town, a guest at the City
Hotel.
Mrs. w. Il. Cramer and daughter
Miss Lena, were visiting relatives and
friends at Cattaraugus, \. Y. last
week.
S. j. Barr watchman at Strawbrdga
h. II. bridge and Geo. E. Barr, both of
Sterling Run, transacted business in
town yesterday.
Miss Marion Larrabee is spending
the summer months at Chautauqua
Lake, taking advantage of the educa
tional instruction.
We noticed Brother Barton, of the
! Independent, escorting his brother
George, of Waterford, around town,
taking in the sights.
| Mrs. r. II. Hirsch and son Herman
and sister Mrs VIM. OFT of Trout Run,
| returned Of Saturday from a delight
| ful visit with Buffalo relatives.
Miss Clara Deitzler, of Shamokin,
| arrived in town to-day and is a guest
| VIM Detzier and wife at the home
of Hon. f. X. Blumle and family.
Mrs Jos. L. Wheeler, of Marion. S.
| c., accompanied by Mr.. Wheeer's
sister, Mrs. Nugent of Salamanca, N.
Y, visited in Emporium on Tuesday.
Miss Name Cummings has returned
to her home in this place after a most
iu vic in Do
guest of her sister Mrs. G. II. Leathers.
George Darrin, of Sinnamahoning,
an extensive contractor and builder,
visited Emporium yesterday on busi-
ness. While here he shook hands with
many admiring friends.
Hon. Geo. G. Fagnon, of Bradford,
died on July 315t. He formerly resid-
ed in Emporium and married one of
Chas. Welleps daughters. His funeral
on Monday was largely attended.
Charles Leutze, of this place, is the
| guest of friends in Coudersport, this
week. He is particularly interested III
the telephone business, especially at
the Coudersporrt end Of this line.
The Misses Lena Coyle and Christie
| Mcdonald, of this place, were rusticat.
ing at Sizerville, last Wednesday. 1t
y
the young ladies.
Miss Mabel Hockey, of Jeanette,
Pa, are guests of Hon. and Mrs. l. X.
| Hockey. Miss Mabel was born in
! Emposium and will be remembered as
| the daughter of Jacob Hockey.
Harry Milton Foster, of Emporium,
! and Julia Emmert, of st. Marys, We're
! united together in the bonds of holy
! matrimony Saturday last, at the altar
of Grace Church. -Ridgway Daily
! Record.
William Mcdonald, one of the pro-
! prietors of the Fallen House, Lock
! Haven, wet goods department and bill
lard rooms, visited his family at his
cozy home at this place over Sunday.
He likes Emporium if he is engaged at
| Clinton's capitol.
Mr.. E. G. Coleman returned to En-
porium on Tuesday, after passing
three weeks, accompanied by his son,
| travelling in the east and north. He
found it very warm work and like all
Opportunities is glad to get back home.
They had a pleasant trip, just the same.
Miss Edith OFT has returned from
visiting at Williamsport. She was ac-
companied by her nephew, Karl OFT,
who came here to visit r. H. Hirsch
and family and return home with his
mother, who is guest at the Hirsch
! home.
Mr.. Thomas Trotter, of Beechwood,
came to town on Tuesday and called
on many friends, the PRESS not being
forgotten. He and his invalid wife are
comfortably situated at Mr.. and Mrs.
David Kirkpatrick's. They like their
new home, the pure air and shade
agreeing with them.
Frank Gallagher, W ife and child, of
Philadelphia, are enjoying q visit here
guests of Mr.. Thos Gallagher and fam
lily. Frank is connected with the Bel
levue-Stratiord, in charge Of one de-
| nartment