Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
Mrs. Chas. voght and daughter are

VIM A. Auchu's auto is again IN
running order.
John Catlin, of Remove, visited his
parents in town on Sunday
Mrs. T NJ. Folk, Of Remove, was in
town between trains Saturday.
Mr.. Ben Smith, OF Lo3l Haven, was
in town between trains Saturday
Miss Florence Faucett spent a few
days at 81. Marys, guest of her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Deike and Mrs.
Geo. l. Taggart were PRESS visitors
last evening.
Miss Matte NJ. Collins, County Supt.
of Education is spending some time in
Philadelphia.
Fred Leutza who visited old friends
at WilliamsDort has returned home
and resumed his position with Howard
Co.
Miss Josephine Gilbert, of Buffalo,
is guest of her father, Mir. Q. L. Gilbert,
at Hotel Warner. A very pleasant
lady.
Miss Geneva Evans, of Warren, Pa,
is the guest of her cousins, Misses
Eathel and Nancy Turley, West Fifth
street.
Miss Meta Sullivan, of Rochester, n.
Y, is visiting in Emporium, guest of
Judge Green and family, being niece
of Mrs. Green.
Miss Marion Larrabee, who attended
the State Teachers Association at Erie,
extended her visit to Detroit to visit
relatives and friends.
Joseph Henry Branson Moorehouse,
y,FD IL,
City last week. TO visit with his grand
parents, Mr. N Seger and family.
Mrs Herbert Kaye, of Williams
port, was the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Craven and family on Sixth Street, the
past week and returned home Sunday.
John Glenn has accepted the posi-
tion as bell boy at Hotel Warner
John is little gentleman and is sure
to please the travelling public and pa
irons at the house.
Our friend, Gordon Hewlett, of Ster-
ling Run, accompanied by his three
pleasant daughters, Misses Julia, Jen-
ME and Jessie, were PRESS visitors on
July 5th.
Misses Florence f. Lingle, Charlotte
Rentz and Clara Lathrop, three of En-
porium's most popular young ladies Of
the younger set, were very agreeable
PRESS callers yesterday.
Hon. John Mcdonald, Supervisor of
Middle Division, p & e. r R., trans
acted business in town. Judge Nc
Donald will soon retire from active
service.
Miss Vera Steele, of Kane, is guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs "Bing" HemphilI. West
OF course the young lady is having a
nice time, as all pleasant young ladies
do.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson and cildren of
West Sixth street, returned on Mon
day from McKeesport and Pittsburg,
accompanied by Mrs. Martha Patter-
son, who will make Emporium her
home.
Misses Lottie and Flora Freeman, of
this place, and Ethel Freeman, Of
Cleveland, o., sisters of Archie Free
man, who was murdered at Limestone,
n. Y, july Sth, were PRESS callers on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Nelson, of Plank Road,
will please consider our hat off for
delicious mess of peas from their ex-
celent farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson are
hustlers, good farmers and excellent
citizens. Wish we had more like
them.
Chas. Murphy, Of Pittsburg. Pa son
OF John Murphy, Supt. Of Pittsburg
Railways, is visiting in Emporium,
being cousin of Mrs Catharine Bush.
While enjoying his vacation he has
been taking in Bolivar, n. Y, rs guest
of his uncle, Michael Murphy and
family.
Philip Dixon, Supt. of St. Marys
Gas. Co., accompanied by his wife and
family were ia Emporium last Friday,
his wife and children being enroute to
Buffalo to visit Mrs. VIM. Garrity and
family. Mrs. n will be pleasantly
remembered as Miss Stella Clarity,
formerly one of Emporium's highly
respected young ladies'.
Mr. II. b. Shugart, of New Millport,
Clearfeld county, is visiting his son,
Daniel Shugart at this place Mr. S.,
has been a resident of Clearfield for 81
years, going there from Schuylkill
county. This venerable gentleman
years ago met with terrible accident
resulting in breaking hoth of his legs
and left arm, the arm being helpless to
this day.
Mira NJ. b. Judd, widow of the late
J. NJ. Judd. was very welcome Wis tor
to PRESS Office Although well along
in years she is just as jolly as we
knew her AZ years ago. Her declining
years are happy and contented, max
ing her home with her children, Mr.
and Mira J. ID. Logan, having leased
her Third street property, where so
many happy years were passed with
family and friends.
B. j. Cameron, OF Meaford, Ont a
former resident of Emporium being
employed in the Mankey Furniture
Factory, who was guest of j. A. Me
Conne.l and family last week, Mrs
Nee, being one of his daughters, has
returned to his home, leaving here
last Friday, after visiting relatives and
| friends at Kane, Willamsport,
| Towanda and Montgomery. Mr. Cam
I eron repr, scnt~ Seaman, Kent Co.,
manufacturers If hadwood flooring and
sheatiug. His many friends hope he
a. IL.