Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-21
Mrs. o. c. Dawson called on EN-
porium friends last Monday

Mrs q. c. Dawson called on EN-
porium friends last Monday.
Mrs. B. Egan goes to Buffalo, Monday
on a business as well as pleasure trip.
Mrs. Cash Henry is on visit to her
parents at Driftwood for few days
this week.
Geo w. Darren and son, of Sinna-
mahoning, visited in Emporium on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed Robinson and family, of st.
Marys, arrived in Emporium yester-
day, to visit relatives.
Prof. @. E. Plasterer, we understand,
has purchased the Major Moore dwell
ing, West Fifth street.
Mrs. Hiram Evans and son Morgan
leave on Saturday to visit at Buffalo
and other points of interest.
Ralph f. Dawson, who is rusticating
at the residence of his parents at Ridg-
way, visited Emporium last Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Crandell returned last
Friday from an extended visit to Will
Transport, greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nye and children,
who went 10 Lebanon on Sunday last
to visit relatives will not return until
30th.
j. M. Dawson, of this place, is an
expert bookkeeper. He is now filling
the position for Crescent Tannery at
Driftwood.
J. Il. Johnson, of Huntley, was a
PRESS caller last Friday and pushed
the date on his paper we'll into 1911.
Call again, Jess.
Gordon McDonough, clerk in EN-
porium Drug Co.'S store, at this place,
left on Sunday for ten days visit with
relatives at Buffalo.
Miss Jennie Robinson returned home
on Monday, after visiting friends and
relatives in Watsontown and Williams
port for several weeks.
Mrs. Jas. j. Welsh has returned from
Buffalo, being called there on account
of the very serious illness of Mrs. Jno.
Powell, nee Nellie Ryan.
John Heher and Asa Murray clerks
under Agent Thos. Gallagher, are both
taking a short vacation--the former
visiting at Elmira, while the latter is
taking in the sights at Pittsburg.
Chas. Pappazoni, Supt. of Jefferson
Powder Co, Birmingham, Ala, visited
friends in Emporium over Sunday. Of
course he called on the PRESS.
Mrs. w. 7. Murphy, of Dubois, is
guest of her daughter Mrs. Catharine
Bush, one of the obliging telephone
ladies at this place.
Miss Nellie Miller, of Port Allegany,
who with party of school friends
have been enjoying the sights of the
Historic Hudson, spent the first Of the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Gordon
Baker and family.
Mrs. DeHass and son, Master Heine,
who were guests of the formers sister,
Mrs. M. T. Bisel, at the residence of
Hon. Josiah Howard, returned to
Norristown this morning.
Miss Jane Evans has returned from
a delightful visit with her sister, Mrs.
Cruise and daughter, at Buffalo. She
also made a visit for a few days at
Crystal Beach.
Arthur Catlin, one of First National
Bank clerks, is on ten day vacation,
visiting at jamestown and other
points. He is accompanied by his
mother.
Edward Coemen, of Olean, N. Y,
son of of our late respected citizen, T..
@. Coleman, transacted business in
Emporium this week, looking after
his property interest here. The young
man was social caller at the PRESS
office on Tuesday. He resembles his
father more and more as he grows to
manhood.
Miss Josephene Gilbert, who visited
her father, Mr. G. l.. Gilbert, at this
place, left on Monday for Nunda, n.
Y, from there to Rochester, where she
will visit her brother w. G.. Gilbert and
wife, after which she goes to the
Adirondack mountains to complete
her vacation before going back to her
work at Buffalo. Miss Gilbert is a
very fine lady and made many friends
here.
Miss Encie Howard returned on
Monday from Batavia n. Y, where
she attended the wedding of friend.
While at Batavia, we understand she
executed some fine stunts with her
auto, only meeting with one small mis-
hap, when she bumped off the road a
load of hay.
Miss Grace Hill, nurse in Episcopal
Hospital, Philadelphia, is visiting in
| Emporium, guest of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Strayer.
Miss Hill has frequently visited at this
place and is delighted with our beau
! tiful scenery and climate.