Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15

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evening.
Hon. Josiah Howard is looking after
business interests at Westboro, Wis,
this week
Miss Sadie Edwards, of this place,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday,
guest of friends at st. Marys.
Patsy Morrissey and Leo Hayes went
to Buffalo yesterday to see the sights
for day or two.
Misses Flossie Taggart and Jessie
Anderson spent the latter part of last
week in Buffalo.
Miss Rose Kraus, of st. Marys, was
visiting here, Monday, guest of Mrs
Foulkrod, East sixth street.
The Social Club, private society,
held one of their social hops last Tues
day evening, at the opera house.
Mrs. j. M Paris and son, Lamar De-
Armit, of Warrington, w. Va, are
visiting relatives and friends in town
Mrs. F. j. Lagerman and son Francis,
of Ridgway, spent Sunday in town
guests of Mrs. A. f. Wheaton on Third
street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Meisel, of Cole
grove, formerly of this place, are
spending a short time in town visiting
friends.
Mrs f. d. Logan returned to her
home at this place on Monday, having
spent a week, guest of her parents and
other relatives at Fostoria, Ohio.
Mrs. VIM H. Howard, who has been
visiting with relatives at Philadelphia
and Shenandoah for some time, re-
turned last Sunday afternoon.
Mersrs. F. P. Rentz and F. p.
Strayer were business callers at John
sonburg, last Monday, in the interests
of the Emporium Machine Company.
Miss May Swartzfisher, who spent
few days in town. guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Vogt and family,
returned to her home at Remove last
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Robt. K. Mickey and son Ro-
bert, ,Jr., returned on Tuesday, from an
extended visit with her parents at
Washington, ID. G.
Chas. Mickey, who for some time
was employed as book-keeper with the
Novelty Incandescent Lamp Co., at
this place, has returned to his home at
Cleveland.
Miss Edna Auchu, who has been
spending several days in Philadelphia,
where she received treatment for her
eyes, returned to her home this
Thursday morning.
Miss Clara Fredette and Rose Smith,
of this place, were business callers at
Remove last Wednesday evening.
They returned to Emporium this
Thursday morning.
William NJ. Carter, chairman of Ship
pen township board of Supervisors and
Chae. Barr, of same township, both re-
fable and honest citizens, were very
az. eeable PRESS callers on Wednesday
and helped to make we EDITORS path
little smoother.
Alvan l.. Ensign, of fSinnamahoning,
came up on Tuesday to attend Mason
ic Banquet and call on old friends.
Mr.. Ensign is one of the Sinnamahon-
ing Powder Company's reliable
"hoys." The PRESS force was pleased
TO receive business and social call
from our genial friend.
Mrs. Harry Mack, of Philadelphia,
arrived from Philadelphia last Satur-
day to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs Elizabeth Miller, and sis
ter, Mrs Chas. + Crandell and family,
West Fifth street
Surveyor Shaifer came down from
Ridgway last Monday and remained
for Masonic lodge Tuesday evening,
of which he is a member
Mrs. r. II. Williams daughter of
Hon. ana Mrs. q. w, Huntley, who
was operated upon for appendicitis re-
Gently, safely passed through the
ordeal and is expected home next
week.
Mrs. Josiah Howard has returned
home from an extended visit at Shen-
andOah City.
County Commissioner S. p. Kreider
was pleasant social and business call
er on the PRESS, Tuesday
The venerable Geo Fry visited in
town Tuesday.
We noticed Rev. w. p. Shriner, of
Lock Haven, registered at The Warner
on Tuesday.
Our old friend John Gantz called to
see the PRESS this morning, paid for
his paper, as he always promptly does
Cambridge { Graham Minick, of Ridg-
way, greatly pleased his Masonic
brelu-rn by making them visit Tues
day 9, eling. He was one of the early
Ma ters OF the Lodge-and well we re-