Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-29

tai card, letter or personally.
Ralph L Richardson, of DrifJwood,
was business caller at this place last
Monday.
Mrs. Lawrence Fisk, Of this place,
was guest of relatives at st. Marys
: last Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Sullivan, of Huntley, was
business caller at this place last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Waddington, of
Sizervile, were shopping at Emporium
last Saturday.
Lyman Wylie, of this place, depart
ed for Mitchell, Ind, last Saturday
afternoon on business mission.
Miss Lulu Rhone, of Keating, Pa,
was a guest at the home of John Hertig
and family the past week.
Charles Cummings, of st. Marys,
was a guest of his parents, John Cum
mings and wife, last Sunday.
The venerable Mr.. Geswender, of
Beechwood, left last Thursday for
Spokane, Wash, to visit relatives.
Euguene Metz, who is attending
school at Clarion, spent Sunday the
guest of his parents, F. B. Metz and
wife.
H. Lester Crispen, of Dubois, was a
busines caller at this place the last of
the week and was a guest of w. S.
Sterner.
Mrs. Libbie Housler, for many years
a resident of Emporium, has located at
Buffalo.
Chas. H. Shanbacher, of Bradford
was an Emporium visitor on Tuesday,
talking life insurance.
A. d. Gore, of Sinnamahoning Box
Factory, transacted business in EN-
porium last Saturday.
Misses Laura and Elizabeth Lechner,
of this place, went to Buffalo on Tues
afternoon, to visit for a few days.
Rev. ]. M. Robertson attended the
which was held at Dubois last Wednes-
day.
Miss Hilda Hertig has accepted
position as stenographer at the Novel
ty Lamp Works and started work last
Tuesday.
Miss Christina Mcdonald, of this
place, departed for Dubois and other
Western points on Tuesday afternoon
to visit relatives.
Florence Hawthorn and Martha
Crawford, of st. Marys, were guests at
the home of E. A. Gerg and family on
Broad street last Sunday.
E. W. Gaskill and daughter, Miss
Perna, will soon become residents of
Emporium, having rented the Presby-
terian Church parsonage on Fifth
street.
E. E. Dodson, of Kittanning, Pa,
representing the Pittsburg Life & Trust
Co., visited in Emporium last week,
looking up business for his company.
Mr.. Dodson was an agreeable PRESS
visitor.
Miss Rotha Kreider, of Driftwood
was the guest of Miss Rena Jordan at
her home on West Sixth street last
Saturday.
Allen Randolph has returned from
Buffalo, where he took a three months
business course, and has resumed his
work in the First National Bank.
Claude E. Rentz is expected home
from Pittsburg next Saturday, at
which place he has completed the first
year at the Carnegie Technical School.
Mrs. Sadie Morton, of Sizerville, ac-
companied her neice, Miss Olive
Teeter, to her home at Newfield, N. Y,
last Thursday. Mrs. Morton will visit
relatives at that place for some time.
G. A. Mahon, of Wharton, Potter
county, was PRESS visitor on Friday
last and this journal will visit his home
during the next year. He married a
former Emporium lady, Miss Emma
Ross, daughter of the late Judge Ross.
Thos. Moran, who recently purchas-
ed one of the Judd lots on East Third
street, has commenced the foundation
for a residence. w. H. Cramer has the
contract from ground up. Thos. Wad-
dington does the foundation work.
Mr.. r. Kuehne, the progressive
Fourth street dry goods merchant
went to Buffalo last night to meat New
York statesmen. Watch for something
good and attractive.