Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-21
Dodson's Drug Store.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Personal GOSSIP.

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oke to see in this department. let us knoto By pos-
Snt card, letter or personally.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haley visited
relatives in Ridgway couple of days
last week.
Miss Dolores Bordner, of Shenan-
doah, Pa, is guest of her aunt, Mrs. w.
Il. Howard and family.
Mr.. Bert Kline, of st. Marys, visited
in Emporium last Sunday, guest of f.
j., his brother at City Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hughes have
moved into the dwelling recently
vacated by w. G. Gilbert and wife.
Councilman Ohas. Cummings, of st.
Marys, came down last Sunday to pass
the day with his parents and friends.
Miss Grace A. Walker left to-day on
visit to Canada, where she joins
party of friends for an extended out
ing.
Miss Kathryn Jacobs, of st. Marys,
was guest of her cousins Frank Glasl
and wife, East Fourth street, for few
days this week.
Fred Crosby of Heating Summit,
formerly clerk in Frank Shives' store
at this place, visited his many friends
in town Friday.
Mr.. H. II. Spanogle and family, of
Altoona, Pa, are spending some time
in this vicinity, guest of John BiirZ'er
and family on West Creek.
Mrs. E. Boyer, of Tidioute, Pa, ac-
companied by her granddaughter, are
visiting her daughter, Mrs. q. j.
Smutz, on West Fifth street.
Miss Caroline Jenkins Washington,
d. c., who was guest of Mrs. Robt. K.
Mickey and family, Sixth street, left
for her home on Friday last.
Miss Hattie Russell, who tor several
years has been teaching in the
Mexican and Warren county schools,
IS spending her vacation in Emporium
Mr.. w. f. Apgar, of Bolivar, N. V,
passed the week. end guest Of Mr.. and
Mr. r. NJ Floyd, at this place. Mr..
Apgar and Mr. Floyd were school
ehums.
Mrand Mrs Chas. L. Butler, wife and
daughter, Miss Beatrice, went to
Rochester, n. Y, yesterday, to visit
relatives and transact business for a
few days.
Mrs. E. s. Coppersmith and daugh-
ter Miss Leona, are visiting relatives
and friends at Coudersport, Port Ale
gany, Millport and other towns, for
iwo weeks.
Mrs VIM. Robinson, one of East
Emporium's good mothers, was a
PRESS visitor on Monday and pushed
the date ahead on her Press well into
1911.
Mrs. f. A. Johnson and daughter
Miss Fannie, returned on Friday after
noon from Visiting her parents at
Carlisle, Pa. She was accompanied
home by her sisters.
DIR. Bush now sports very cOnven-
lent and handsome Ford automobile,
purchased from Emporium Machine
Co., agency at this place. It's a dandy
and as handy as a pocket in shirt.
G. w. Troxell. of Turbottsville, is
guest of w. II. Welsh and wife, Fifth
Street, being brothre- in-law To Mrs. w.
lie is doing some painting in En-
porium, being an expert workman.
Miss Kathryn Jacobs, of St. Marys,
and Miss Regina Blinzler of this place
were Press visitors on Monday. Miss
Jacobs who is a very pleasant young
lady, ia a daughter Of editor Jacobs OF
st. Marys Enterprise.
q NAlAoI blllbNfA ~ NtnlA AloHl hAE
old friend, ID. w. Ensign, Sunday
evening Datus has purchased Thos
Gallaghter's auto and will use IL be-
tween Emporium aud his farm on the
Portage.
Miss Elizabeth Bates returned ON
Sunday from weeks' visit with
friends at Buffalo, ". Y. Mira w
Gardner accompanied her home and
will remain for a short time In En-
porium.
Mr. Herbert T. Haefner, of Williams
port, Pa, former resident, of En-
porium, who spent Saturday and Sun
day In town as guest Of friends, return
ed on Monday TO Buffalo, New York
where he IL employed as stenographel
for the firm Of Greene & Wiokp oI
that city,
Mrs. K III. Hlrsch and son Herman
and Misses Minnie aud Edith OFT re
turned from Williamaport on SATURDAY. y
having enjoyed delightful viait will
relatives. r. II. Hirsch went dowI
whilst they were there aud enjoyed
three days of the fun. Mrs ChAs. OF
aud son returned with them aud will
enjoy fsw days In this delightful ell
mata.