Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-02-23


wood, were business callers at Empori-
um last Thursday and made the PRESS
office call. The PRESS will be a
weekly visitor at the Duell home
S. P. Kreider, of Driftwood; made a
business call to the county seat on
Monday and Tuesday, attending tax
appeals. He called on the PRESS.
John Wells, of Erie, spent a short
time in town on Sunday, guest at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Frank Nc
Closkey. Mr.. Wells left for his home
at Remove on Sunday afternoon.
Gordan McAuley started Wednes-
day morning for State College, where
he will be guest of her brother John
until the end of the short course of the
Agricultural School. Then they will
return home together.
Miss Adelien Fenton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. Fenton, of East
Emporium, was a very pleasant PRESS
office caller last Thursday afternoon,
and renewed the paper for another
year.
Mrs. |. Grageroff, departed for New
York City, last Saturday evening,
where she will spend several weeks
with relatives. Mr. Grageroff left on
the noon flyer on Sunday for Pittsburg
and will also visit relatives in New
York City before his return. They
will probably be absent for about three
weeks.
G. Jay Goodnough returned yester-
! day from q business visit to eastern
! points.
Geo. A. Walker has returned from
the west. Keep your ear close to the
ground. Hot on the trail
The genial P. B. McNulty, of Ridg-
way, visited in Emporium Saturday
and Sunday, guest at Commercial
Hotel. ''Mac'' is always welcome.
Jasper Harris, while busy purchas-
| ing goods in New York, City, gives an
inkling in his space, in this issue, what
! his customers may expect The picture
/ is not Jasper-just read what he says
Rev. NJ. l.. Tate and Hon. Josiah
Howard departed for Scranton, Pa,
! this morning, to be present at the con-
secration of the new Bishop, the Rev.
Roger Israel.
Mrs, Hattie Evans, who was called
to Emporium by the illness of her
aunt, MIS-. f.. P. White, returned to
her home at Williamsburg, Pa, this
Thursday morning. Mrs. White is
better.
Hon. b. w. Green, who has been
transacting business in the State of
Washington for few days, returned
to his home at this place last CWednes-
day evening.
Rev. Frank Caddy, of Port ALE.
gany, Rector of st. Joseph's Episcopal
Church, spent Wednesday evening in
town, enroute Tor Scranton, Pa, to be
present AT the conservation of the new
ly elected Bishop. Arch Deacon Rad
cliil, of Ridgway passed through town
on Wednesday, afternoon also en- route
for Scranton.
$. J. Kline, wife and son, of Williams.
port, spent the past week in EMPORIUM
guests at the home of ID. a. Mcdonald
ana family, at Central Hotel. They
departed for their home on the noon
hyer on Wednesday. The PRESS waf
pleased to receive social visit from
Mr.. Kline. accompanied by Postmaster
Seger.
Messrs. A. w, Gard and q. r.. Beldin
left ON the afternoon flyer on Tuesday
for Pocatello, Idaho, where they have
secured positions on a railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arm johnson are
rejoicing over the arrival OF little
sgu whose advent haupauad aarlv
Monday morning. Grandpa johnson
II wearing the smile that won't come
of. Here's hoping the youngster viii
live aud be comfort 10 his proud par
ents