Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-03-02

SltN6lduu, ONO, bHu DundlO, ~. l.,
last Monday morning, where she will
purchase her spring stock of millinery.
Doc" j. B. Hayes, the wet goods
clerk at The Warner has established a
number of patients. His sure cure for
rheumatism, etc, takes like hot cakes.
Hon. G. w. Huntley and wife visit
ed Driftwood Monday afternoon and
Tuesday. The genial Judge had to
look to the farm stock, his farm man
ager being on the sick list.
Miss "Budd'' Hogan spent short
time in Remove the last of the week
She was in attendance at the Elks
dance given at that place, last Friday
evening.
R. H. Hirsch and son Master Her
man, who have enjoyed weeks visit
with relatives in New York City, re-
turned to their home at this place on
Monday morning. They report a
grand time.
Miss Edna Mitchell, OF Driftwood
and @. H. Cordie, of Sinnamahoning,
were in attendance at the dance of the
Emporium Social Club on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Harris, who
have been spending the past two weeks
transacting business and visiting rela-
tives at New York City, Syracuse and
Rochester, n. Y, returned to their
home at this place last Thursday even
ing. They enjoyed visit with Mr..
and w. G. Gilbert at Hotel Eggleston,
Rochester.
Herman Eldridge, of Erie, spent last
Friday in town transacting business in
the interests of the Cameron County
Sunday School Association.
L. II. Andrews, of Coudersport, spent
the last of the week in town, guest at
the home of his brother, Archl F.
Andrews and wife.
Edwin B. Mckee, who has been en-
ployed in Emporium for the past six
m onths, with the RiUter-C Conley Com
panp, who have been doing the repair
work at the Emporium Iron Plant, re-
turned to Pittsburg on Tuesday morn
ing.
Edward Barker, who spent the past
ten days in town, looking after his
real estate interests, also visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Barker,
Jr., and family, returned to his home
at Ispeming, Mich, on Monday morn
ing. He sold his West Fourth street
property to Augustus Whitmer.
Miss Anna A. L. Evers passed
through here last Saturday on her way
to Beechwood, where she remained
over Sunday to visit with her parents,
two sisters and only brother. Miss
Evers, who was graduated from our
High School here several years ago, is
now Superintendent of the Ernest
Wende Hospital in Buffalo, where she
has won many friends by her cheerful
disposition and strict attention to duty
Her motto in lite being, "hitch your
wagon to a star,''is without doubt the
reason of her successful career. May
she live long to enjoy the prosperity
she deserves, is the wish of her many
friends.
Bennett Leutze has returned from
the Wiliamsport Hospital where he
underwent an operation. We are glaC
to note that he is on the mend
Mrs. John T. Hertig, who has beer
very seriously i'll, is improving slowly
at this writing.
Mrs. James McConeghy, of Couders
port, is spending the week in town
having been called here by the serious
illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Johr
T. Hertig.
Messrs. Edward Extrom, James
Welsh and Sam Reed departed for Ish
peming, Mich, on Tueeday morning
via Buffalo, where they have secured
positions with the Pluto Powder com
pany. -. 80. -,