Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-03-10

ME heIOeEI DdJ was dli Oledh
visitor on Monday.
Messrs. John and Edward Hout are
visiting in Buffalo for few days.
Mrs. NJ. F. Conway was business
caller at st. Marys the first of the
week.
Miss Ella Cotter, of st. Marys, is
visiting in town, guest of her sister,
Mrs. G. A. Klees.
Mrs. Thomas Daugherty, of Castle
Garden, passed her 81st birthday, last
Sunday, hale and hearty.
Mrs p r. Beatte was a pleasant
! PRESS office caller, tuesday afternoon,
renewing her subscription.
Miss Rachael Day returned home on
Monday from Friendship, N. Y, where
she visited her grandparents.
L. w. Yeagle, of ST. Marys, q mem.
Der of the Emporium Drug Company,
was a business caller at this place on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Augusta Miller, of Port Ale
gany, spent Sunday in Emporium,
guest of her sister, Mrs Gordan Baker,
on Fifth street.
Thomas Morrissey has been quite ill
for several day. at the residence of his
sister, Mrs. Bing. Hemphill He is a
little better to-day.
X. h. McQuay returned last Friday
from Watsontown, where he was call
ed to attend the funeral of Mrs John
Cathcart, an old friend,
Mrs. William Knickerbocker, trans
acted business at the PRESS Office,
| Tuesday afternoon, and had her paper
dated ahead for another year.
Misses Mabel Hillyard and Susie
Wheaton were business callers at the
PRESS Office on Monday afternoon. re-
newing the subscription of Mrs. B. e.
Jones.
Mrs. Effie Kendall of Port Allegany
and Almeda Cassingham, of Cleveland,
Ohio, were guests at the home of M.
! Nj. Larrabee and family on East Fourth
street last Sunday.
James B. Hayes, one of the obliging
clerks at The Warner, has returned
! from a weeks visit at Scranton and
Washington, d. q AT the latter city
he visited his sister, who is employed
in the Agricultural Department.
Mrs. Jasper Harris returned home
last Thursday evening after spending
a short time guest of her parents at
! Syracuse, n. Y. Mrs. Harris was ac-
companied home by her sister, Miss
Esthor Tampowsky, who is her guest.
DR.. L. R. Felt has returned from
! Florida, where he and his wife passed
! the winter. Mrs. Felt stopped at New
| York city and Philadelphia to visit re-
| latives for a few days before coming
! home.
j. B. Meisel is preparing to install a
new soda fountain in his store to meet
| the demands of his increasing trade
and the better to enable them to put
up all the fancy dishes in their ice
cream parlors.
Misses Elizabeth Ludam, Alma
Hertig and Mayme Cumminfis have re.
turned home from Cleveland, arriving
here Tuesday evening. Miss Ludlam,
! with her competent assistants, will
surely meet the demands of the public
/ in producing the newest designs in
spring millinery.
Alec. McIuness, Jr., of CORY, stop
ped off at Emporium last Saturday to
visit friends and see his mother, who
had been here for several weeks assist
ing in caring for Mrs. Thos. Trotter.
| The PRESS was favored with call by
this energetic young man. He reports
business lively with the McInnees
Steel Co.
VIM McGee, the good natured Rich
Valley farmer land once in awhile a
hemlock log chaser) was welcome
PRESS visitor on Tuesday. OF course
he reads the PRESS and pays for it like
man, thereby aiding the editor to
make his paper more interesting.
Chas. w Hall, of Clear Greek, stop
ped to see to see the PRESS in it's new
home on Tuesday and chat for few
moments. Mr.. Hall likes to relate old
war stories.
Councilman John T. Howard informs
THE PRESS that his wife who recently
underwent delicate operation at DIR.
Tozier's private sanitarium at Will
Transport, is resting easy and is doing
as well as can be expected. The many
friends this pleasant lady hope for
an early return to her usual axcellent
health.