Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25

Geo. Converse was a business caller
at Oiean Tuesday.
A. c. Brehm of ST. Marys, was
businesacalier in town yesterday.
Mrs Patrick Dnling transacted bust
ness at the PRESS Office on Wednesday.
B. NJ. Dow, of Rich Valley, was a
PRESS business caller last Saturday.
Mrs. E. s. Morse ana family on Tues.
day moved into one Of r.. Seger's
dwellings.
Masters Leo and Carol BlinzIer, of
this place, were guests Of their grand
parents at st Marys, last week.
Mrs. Frank II. Murry OF St. Marys,
was a guest Of friends at this place on
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. s. Swartwood and daugh-
ters, Helen and BuehIa, are guests of
relatives at Sinnamahoning this week.
Daniel Collins, of Austin, made
short visit here last Friday and was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. r. c. Dod-
son.
f. 3. Housler who has been employ
ed as cook in camps at Hicks Run for
the past year, has returned to his
home in this place.
w. F. Schweikart and w. S. Sterner
were guests of c. II. Mathews at st.
Marys last Friday.
Joe Johnson. of this place, spent a
few days at Bradford on business the
first of the week
Miss Sadie Edwards, of this place,
was business caller at Ridgway last
Friday evening.
Misses Josephine Gilbert and Mollie
Gould of Olean, are guests of the for
mer's father, c. L. Gilbert, at the New
Warner
Mrs. Gordon McGiffin, of Ridgway,
was guest at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. John Hertig and family on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Curry of st. Marys, and
Charles Deneen of Olean, were guests
at the home of E. A. Gerg and family
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Newton Bartz and friend,
Mrs. J. d. Erisk and children, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Newton at this place.
Rev. Mr.. Robertson and family re-
turned on Monday from Canada, where
they went with the remains of Rev.
RS father.
S. j. Hauber, of St. Marys, transact
ed business in Emporium last Satur-
day. He is looking exceedingly well,
we were pleased to note.
Levi H. Smith and w. H. Logue, of
Huntley, two old-time friends of the
PRESS were welcome callers last Satur
day. Call again, friends; always pleas
ed to meet you.
Earl McDougall sported the first
trailing arbutus on Tuesday, you
please. They came as present from
his sister, Mrs. Cation, who resides in
w. Va. Our young friend presented
yt CdiiOI D6iiCIOus
Lyman Wiley evidently believed
Emporium was good enough for him,
after short visit in the south. He
says they have too many guns and
knives kown there to suit him.
Miss Nellie O'Day, of Kane arrived
in town Tuesday and is at the home of
DIR. S. s. Smith. Miss O'Day was a
great friend of the late Mrs Smith and
will remain in town until after the
funeral.
Rev. j. L. Bogue and family will
soon occupy the Baptist parsonage on
West Fourth street, lately vacated by
w. B. Thompson and family, who are
now living in one of r. M. Overhiser's
properties.
Hon. B. w. Green left last Sunday
noon on visit to his orange grove at
Emporia, Fla, to be absent short
time. We did not believe the Judge
could forego his usual March visit to
the land of sunshine, oranges and
flowers. Don't blame him, wish we
were there for visit.
Mrs. Maud Moore Rooney of Buffalo
accompanied by two children, stopped
in Emporium SatU rday night, while re-
turning from Pittsburg, where they
visited Mr. and Mas. E. f. Cummings.
While here they we're guests of Mr. r.
G. Moore and wife, South Broad street.
three years ago.