Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-17

Mrs. Mary Butler, of west ward, was
an agree tble PRESS visitor last Satur-
day.
Leon Brundage, one our industrious
subscribers, was d business caller on
Friday last.
Edward Breone, the obliging clerk
at The Warner, Visited al Buffalo the
past week.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson, of East Ward,
was PRESS business caller on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie Vogt left for Clearfeld.
Monday, for all extended visit with her
daughter and son-in-law.
Chas. Dehl and wife, of Cleveland,
are guests of Judge Geo. J. LaBar and
family, West Fifth street
Rev. J VI. Robertson, Rector of EN-
manuel Church, spent Monday and
Tuesday at Youpgsville, Pa.
Rev. John Lyman Bogue, pastor of
First Baptist Church, returned yester.
day from visiting at Elmira, N. Y.
Ace Reed, of Moore Hill, was
Press caller on Tuesday, looked over
our plant and will read his own paper.
The Misses zitta and Twila Wells
and Cecil Quinn, a bevy of petite little
ladies called to see the PRESS on Tues
day.
Alfred Johnson, section foreman at
Fenton's, was a PRESS visitor on
Wednesday. He will read this paper
during the next year.
Miss Rachel Day left for New York
last Friday, where she entered Prof
Rohree's school for course in CHR
opody and electric needle.
Mrs. E. F. Zwald, of West ward, was
an agreeable PRESS visitor last Fri
day and carried home with her a re-
ceipt for another years PRESS.
Rev. R. w. Runyan, of Sinnama.
honing, transacted business in EN-
porium last Friday, preparing for his
trip to York, Pa, to attend Conference.
Mesdames w. R. Chatham and J. D.
Winslow, of Driftwood, visited in EN-
porium last week, guests of E. E. Ran.
dolph and family, East Fourth Street.
w. G. Cope, chemist in charge of U.
5. office at this place, was called to
Pittsburg on account of the illness of
his father. II. L. Hyde has taken his
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Epley, of Oak
Ridge, Pa, are guests of their mother,
Mrs. Albert Murry and family on Sew
enth Street, having moved to Empor-
ium.
Artist Ross Overturf, of the EN-
porium Iron Company was pleasant
and profitable PRESS visitor last Fri
day. Mr.. o. is very handy with pen
Gil and will some day make his mark
as an artist.
A. P. VanGelder, of Dover, N. J.,
was a visitor in town over Sunday,
guest of Emporium friends-at the
residences of Supt. Armstrong and
Geo. A. Walker and sister. Mr.. Van
was enroute for Denver, Col, and hav-
ing once gotten his feet wet here could
not resist the temptation to see old EN-
porinm friends once more.
Frank Caskey, one of our solid and
reliable contractors, called at the PRESS
office on Monday to change the ad-
dress OF his paper as we'll as the label.
Mr.. O., left on Tuesday for South Caro-
lima where he has made an exception
ally good contract. Mr.. Caskey will
make good wherever he goes. His wife
will visit at Wrights, Pa, for a time
before goidg to s. G.
Our old friend, Mr.. BENZ. Dayton, of
Sterling Run, was a welcome PRESS
caller on Monday. While here he
pushed the date on his paper ahead
one year. Mr.. Dayton informed us
that he had sold his Sterling Run prop
erty to ]. A. Dice, Pennsy R. R., agent
at that place. MIR. Dayton, who has
resided in Lumber township for forty
two years, may leave our county and
locate in Wyoming county. We hope
not for he is good citizen.