Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-06

busines rat this place on Tues
day
latte NJ. Collins left last even
ing TOR Pittsburg, to be absent entil
Saturday.
Leo. Geiser is visiting friends and
relatives at Williamsport, Ger
mania and other eastern poins.
Mrs Gust Nelson is spending short
time at Buffalo, where she is transact
ing business and visiting relatives.
Mrs. D. B. Peterson, of Cameron, is
spending short time in town, guest at
the home of Mrs. Helen Taggart and
daughter, Miss Floss.
Mrs. John J. McInnes, of Cory, Pa,
arrived in town on Wednesday after
noon and is spending short time here
guest of her mother, Mrs. Ida Hamil-
ton.
Rev. Father McAvenue, of Drift
wood, was q business caller at this
place last Monday, guest of the Rev.
Father T. B. Downey.
Mrs. E. P. White departed for
Williamsburg. Pa, on Wednesday
morning, where she will be guest Of
relatives for short time.
Messrs. William Swartz, Leo Geiser
and Frank Zuegg spent few days at
Lock Haven and Beech Creek, guests
of relatives and friends. They report
9 fine time.
Miss Kathryn Markert, is enjoying
a two weeks vacation, visiting her
parents at Beechwood. Miss Markert
will spend short time at Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. William Swartz, whose home is
on Maple street, has been confined to
her bed since Friday, with very serious
attack of billiousness. Mrs. Swartz Is
reported little better at this writing.
Henry Hamilton and son Harry left
this morning far West Virginia. They
shipped their household goods, horses,
etc., a few days ago'-Monday's st.
Marys Press.
Frank Blakley, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends at this place,
for short time, returned to his home
at Worchester, Mass on Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss McCaslin, of Hicks Run, trans
acted business at the county seat last
Saturday and also called on friends at
this place. Miss McCaslin is one of the
successful teachers in the county.
S. NJ. VanWert, one of the success
full farmers of Shippen township, was
a business caller at the PRESS office on
Monday afternoon, renewing his sub
scription for another year.
Mrs. l.. B. Seibert was guest at the
home of her aunt, Mrs S. Il. Sterner
the first of the week Mrs. Seibert was
enroute for her home at Coudersport,
after spending a short time at Sheffield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Friendel ana
Miss Mayme Farrell went to Curwens-
vile, on Wednesday morning, where
they will transact business for a short
time.
Miss Ruby Heideick, who is teaching
school at Howard Siding, came to En-
porium on Tuesday afternoon to spend
a short time with her sister Miss Grace,
who left for New York City on the
evening train.
Miss Laura Fisk, who was taken to
the hospital at Williamsport, the first
OF the week, suffering with appendi-
citis, has passed successfully through
the operation and is resting as we'll as
can be expected.
Miss Tryphens Tallhamm, of Julian,
Centre county, Pa, who has been
spending the past three weeks at En-
porium, guest at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. J. F. Anderson on Locust street,
has returned to her home.
Frank Swayne, one of the rising base
ball players, who has just completed
tho bcsASon WITH AIthNouf ~ - nAht
Swayne spent a short time in Empori-
um last Sunday, enroute for his home
at Austin and while in town he was
guest of his friend Mr.. William Ander-
aon, also noted base ball player.
Mrs. ID. II. Morton, of Sizerville,
spent thelast of the week at Sheffield
aud Warren. Mrs. Morton was guest
of her sister, Mrs. Leonard Evans and
family at sheffield. She reports the
Evans family, formerly residents of
Emporium. To be all well aud getting
along nicely.
DR. W. II. Bush aud G. Harold Seger
who have been enjoying an auto trip
through the states of Ohio, Indiana
aud Illinois, for the past three weeks,
returned To Emporium last Saturday
afternoon. The genial gentlemen
/ hugely enioved their trim and arrived