Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-29

Mrs o. NJ. Matley returned on Sun
day from visiting friends at PiJts0urg
and Greensbprg.
don. Josiah Howard went to New
York City to-day to transact 5Hsiness.
Mr. Howard will return home on
Saturday.
Mrs r. B. Lloyd went to Wrights-
VILE this Thursday where che will
vi: elatives.
Mrs. Muttens, of Kane, was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Babinssn, West Fifth
street, last Sunday.
Philip Schweikart has located at
Alexander, w. Va, and orders his
PRESS to that address.
Mrs. L B. Munsell, of this place, was
called to Remove last Thursday on &C
count of the death of her brother, Mr..
j. w. Gardner, aged 63 years.
Misses Jean Gaines and Belle Cleary
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred L. Webster, at Canoe Run,
last Sunday.
Miss Mable Hilliard, who has made
her home at this place for some time,
went to Bradford last Wednesday
afternoon, where her parents reside.
Mrs. Frank Shivss and Mrs. A. E.
Gross went to Dubois this Thursday
morning to spend short time.
l. s. Gunsburg, of Remove, was a
business caller at Emporium on
Wednesday of this week.
B. E. Jones, of East Emporium, made
the PRESS office business call to-day
and renewed his subscription for an
other year. This was Mr.. Jones first
visit to our new office and he thinks
the PRESS has pleasant home.
Mr.. A. J. Rumsey and wife, of Mans
field, Pa, were called here on Satur-
day, on account of the serious illness
of Mrs B. w. Green. Mr.. Rumsey,
who has been a PRESS subscriber for
very many yeare,is Judge Green's half
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyons, of East
Emporium, were called to Lairdsville,
Pa, last Tuesday, by the death of Mrs.
L's uncle, Mr.. Daniel Krist.
Harry Barger, of Cameron, was
business caller in town last Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Barger returned to his
home on Wednesday marning.
Miss Ethel Fisher, of Howard Siding,
was guest of Miss Nell Thomas the first
of the week. Miss Fisher assisted the
Choir at Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
during the services on Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Theodore Marshall, of Sterling
Run, was guest of friends at this place,
last Tuesday evening and Wednes.
day. Mrs. Marshall came up to attend
the Institution services of Rev. NJ. l..
Tate. She is member of Emmanuel
Church.
Mrs. w Keyes, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends at Bradford,
Olean and Salamanca, has return ed
hyme, accompanied by her nephew,
Master James Parish, of Salaman ca
The little gentleman was a PRESS
visitor last evening, accompanied by
his uncle, ID. w. Keyes.
The opening of the schools has
brought a number of new teachers
from the east. Miss Lillian Heilman, a
woman of decided personal charm,
whose home town is Emporium, Penn
sylvania, ia employed at the Noftsger
Hill school. Globe, Arizona Silver
Belt.
j. V. Hanscom, who buried his aunt,
Mrs. Mary M. Schuyler, last Friday
afternoon, received telegram Satur
day morning that his son-in-lay, K. B
Evans, of Philadelphia, had suddenly
died Friday at his home, of heart dis
ease. He was aged 40 years and is sur
vived by his wife, who was Miss Lenora
Hanscom, and one little daughter. It
viii be remembered that Mr. Evans
and Alfred Stephens, both of Philadel-
ph,a. ~ re married Il few years ago TO
tw" ,ist'rs, Misses Lenord and Pearl
~ r.-c.'u4, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. y iirasc"u, and had a double we'd
,lus. Mr.. Evans visited our city be-
fore ana since his marriage aud was
quite well known to many of cur citi-
zcn~, wt,' val, bo shocked to hear of
his su !den death. lie was a Iveryman
in his home city. MIR. aud Mrs. Hans
com lett Saturday on the Buffalo flyer
to be IN attendance at the funeral. Mr..
aud Mrs. f w. IIanscom, of Troy, the
iurmt-r being a brother Of j. V. Hans.
com, who came here To attend the fun
erai of Mrs. Schuyler, and who pro-
posed To remain here for few DAYS
panied the brother aud wife to
phia.-Lock Haven Democrat