Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-05-27


Miss Edna Auchu, of this place, is
the guest of friends and relatives, at
Williamsport.
L. H. Bruner, of Calder, was a busi-
ness caller at Emporium, between
trains on Tuesday.
Misses Blanche and Elizabeth Lud-
lam transacted business at Buffalo for
few days this week.
Mrs. N. J. Swartz, of this place,
spent the first of the week with rela-
tives at Lock Haven.
G. G. Lowrey representing the
Nickle Plate Railraod transacted busi-
ness in Emporium on Monday.
Miss Neoma Whitmire has resigned
her position at the Novelty Incandes-
cent Lamp Factory and is preparing
for her summer vacation.
Miss Ruby Eddy, of Port Allegany,
attended the funeral of Willie Burnett
last Sunday and was a guest of Miss
Mayme Cummings.
Bing Hemphill accompanied VIM.
Stephens to the Williamsport Hospital
on Monday where Mr.. Stephens will
receive treatment
Miss Amy Hertig, bright and in
teresting little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hertig, is visiting her sister
Mrs. S. G. McGiffin at Ridgway.
DIR. and Mrs. DeLong, who have
spent the winter at Emporia, Fla, have
returned to this place, where they will
remain during the summer.
Messrs. George Balcom and Dawson
Wright spent last Tuesday fishing in
the vicinity of Cameron and Hunts
Run.
Prof. @. E. Plasterer was a business
caller at the PRESS office last Monday
afternoon. The summer normal is
well attended this year having at pres.
ent about twenty enrollments.
Joe Rowley, manager of the F. e.
Rowley builders supply store, on
Third street, made business trip to
Buffalo the last of the week.
Mrs. w. e. Devling, of Sterling Ru
and daughter Mrs. Kale Swartz, of
Sinnamahoning, were guests at the
home of Asa Murray and family last
Sunday.
DIR. E. o. Bardwell, of Emporium,
was in Ridgway to-day few hours be-
tween trains, the guest of his uncle,
DIR. j. S. Bardwell. He came at this
time on account of another uncle, Mr..
Chester Bardwell, of Ohio, being here
for visit.-Ridgway Daily Record.
Post Master Charles Seger was call
ed to Buffalo last Friday by the illness
of his son Harold who has been attend
ing school at that place. They return
ed to Emporium on Friday evening
and we are pleased to state that Harold
Is able to be around again at this writ
ing.
Mrs. III. w. Smith, of the Goodyear
accompanied by her dog "Babe" took q
'9ook in'' at the New Warner in EN-
porium on Tuesday. The Pennsyl-
vania railroad is big and powerful
concern, but when it undertakes to dc
dirt to "Babe" Smith it will find the
other members of the Smith family or
hand to enter protest Austin Auto
graph.
Two mounted bears in the bar room
of the new Franklin Hotel are attract
ing great deal of attention. They
are cubs about six months old, which
were caught during the winter by A
Russell. of Emporium, and when cap
tured weighed S6 and s74 pounds
They were mounted at Williamsport
st. Marys Gazette
Hon. Geo. J. LaBar one of our mos
substantial and popular citizens, wa
considerably indisposed last week, NJ
doubt due to over-exertion in catchins
trout and working in the garden. II,
is right side up now and, with hi
good wife, is taking in the Kuight
Templar Conclave at Philadelphia thi
week. Cameron county don't want t.
spare such good citizens as Judge L.
Bar for many years to come