EMPOIUI M
MILLING C
PRICE LIST.
Emporium, Pa., August 6, 1906.
NKMOPHILA, per sack $1 M
Felt's Fancy, " 1 40
Pet Grove, " ' -J 5
Graham, " , ' s .
Rye " 8
Buckwheat ' •'
Patent Meal., " ?<> I
Coarse Meal, per I DO, 1 |
Chop Feed, " J <*■; j
MFancy " 1
Bran ] 'f. 1 ,
Chicken Wheat 1 j
Corn, per bushel, '•>
White >• . ishel 0 |
Oyster Sheila, per 100 I
Ohoise i.:iovt i->ee<i, T
Oh'lice I'imothy S:-e i, Market Prices. '
Ohoiue Millet Seed. I |
Fancy lCcntuckj Blue Grass, I
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Telephone, 19-2.
LOCAL DICPARrniENT.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Contribution- invitecf. Thm >rhich jj/o»
ike to HOP in this itepartment % lct UN know by jto*
til! c ird or letter, pcrsonnHu.
Henry Zarps taansacted business in
Buffalo Monday.
E. P. Krape and wife of East Fifth
street rejoice over the arrival of a
bouncing boy.
Edward Hughes, of Buffalo, is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. David Murry,
on Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Haupt returned
on Friday from a week's vacation at
Crystal Beach, Canada.
Hubert Brady arrived in Emporium
last Friday to spend the remaining
holidays with his parents.
Miss Grace A. Walker leaves to-day
on an extended visit to Ithaca, Wat
kins Glen and Spencer Lake.
Mrs. L. T. Hacket, of Buffalo is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. David Murry and
other relatives on Third street.
Mis* Ethel B. Day left last Thursday
for Friendship, N. Y., to spend a
month with her grand-parents.
Mrs. L. B. Munsell, of Emporium, is
the guest of her brother, A. F. Gard
ner at Paddy's Run.—Renovo Record.
Mrs. W. H. DeLong, of Emporia,
Fla., was.the guest of Mrs. Tom Mc-
Clellan and family from Saturday until
Tuesday evening.—Mt. Jewett Herald.
Dr. Carl Felt came up from Philadel
phia on Sunday to join his wife and
child, and visit relatives and friends,
for three weeks.
Chauncey Cronk, of Houghton, N.
Y., visited his daughter Mrs. Walter
Morrison at this place last week. Mr.
Cronk and daughter made the PRESS a
pleasant call.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Day left on
Tuesday morning, accompanied by
their two s >ns and daughter Dorcas, to
ittend the "home coming week" at
Friendship, N. Y.
Miss Edith Calbic, of Buffalo, who
made Miss Grace A. Walker and Geo.
A. Walker a visit of several weeks, re
turned home on Thursday last. The
lady was very favorably impressed
with Emporium and made many
friends here
Don M. Larrabee spent Sunday and
Monday in town. Mr. Larrabee a few
months ago was given charge of the
combined branch offices of the New
York Life Ins. Co., at Harrisburg and
Williamsport, comprising a territory
of nineteen counties with headquart
ers at Harrisburg. He retains his resi
dence at Williamsport.
Mrs. Orvis Hemphill of Emporium,
visited at tie home Mrs. Chas. Butler
last week Mrs. Anna Fry and
children left for their homo in New
Mexico Wednesday, after spending
six weeks here guests of Chas. Fry and
family J. M. Butler has just com
pleted the remodeling of the dining
room at the Horton House. It is an
attractive, pretty loom. Mr. Butler
has laid out several thousand dollars
on the Horton Houne since he has had
possession of it.—Port Allegany Re
. porter.
C. Wesley Barr, of Gibson, transacted
business in Emporium on Wednesday.
Miss Oharlott Rentz has returned
from a visit to Williamsport relatives.
Mrs C. McCann, of Shingle House,
visited her son L. F. McCann in town
the past week.
Mian Mildred Douglas, of Olean, is
visiting friends in town, guest of her
girl friends.
Mr. M. Lilly, of Coudersport and A.
King, Port Allegany, were guests of
W. S. Sterner on Sunday.
Miss Lillian Susemihl, of Elmira is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Ohas. Zarps at this place.
Miss Caroline Eddy, of Renovo, vis
ited friends in Emporium Monday,
guest of Miss Perna Gasklll.
G. S. Sterner, wife and daughter, of
Austin, are guest* of their mother,
sister and brother at their home on
Broad street,
Theos. J Butler and Geo. A. Howard
returned last Friday from a seven i
weeks' stay at Hot Springs, Ark., look
ing well.
Attorney L. A. Walker and wife of
Perry, N. Y., were guests ot Mr. and
Mrs. W. (i. Gilbert at New Warner,
this week.
Mrs. J»S. lyaye accompanied by her
daughters Jane and Sarah left this
morning for Westboro, Wis., to spend
a month.
Misses Ida McG'oneghy, of Couders
port, Hilda Hertig and Marguerite
Metzger were PRESS sanctum visitors
on Tuesday.
Mr.{and Mrs. J. Pitt Felt returned
on Saturday from an extended visit to
Binghamton, Friendship and numer
ous other New York points.
Judge B. W. Green and Hon. Josiah
Howard attended the funeral of N. T.
Arnold, -at Ridgway, on Tuesday, serv
ing as honary pall bearers.
Mrs. W. 11. Howard and son Wil
liam, Jr., returned on Wednesday
evening, from a visit at Shenandoah.
Miss Dolores Borduer returned home
with them.
B. D. Morrison, of Dußois, repre
senting the L. C. Smith A Bro's. Type
writer Co , transacted business in Em
porium Monday, calling on his custo
mers.
Tax Collector Fred Seger left on
Monday for Bristol, West Va., to spend
a few days with relatives and return
home with his wife who has been visit
ing her parents at Bristol.
Mrs. J Singler, of Chicago, is the
guest of her brother Mr. N. Seger and
family. This is Mrs.Singler's first visit
to Emporium in many years. She ex
pects to remrin a month.
Mrs. J. M. Butler, of Port Allegany,
accompanied by her brother, Thos. S.
Rogan of Summerton, S. C , visited in
Emporium on Monday, being enroute
for St. Marys, to visit their parents.
John O. Sonberg, of Bradford, Pa.,
editor and manager of the Vart Land
visited in Emporium on Monday and
called at the PRESS office. His paper is
the leading Swedish paper and has a
wide circulation.
Mr. Frank T. Beers, a very compet
ent gentleman, will fill the position
of Supt., at Climax Powder works,
made vacant by the transfer of Mr.
Van Gelder to Dover, N. J., possibly
permanently.
Howard E. Spangler (J. B. Bedard's
manager) and wife, return to-day from
visiting friends and relatives at York,
Harrisburg, Williamsport and Renovo,
having the curtailed honeymoon trip
finished up in fine style.
John Geo. Murry, of Buffalo, accom
panied by his two daughters, are visit
at the old home on Third street. Th:»
is George's first visit to Emporium in
three years and like all Emporium
boys is glad to meet his old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Hamlin, C. R.
Hamlin and the Misses Hamlin of Aus
tin, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G
Gilbert last Sunday, at New Warner.
Mr. Hamlin is general manager of
the Beyliss Paper Mills at Austin.
Rev. and Mrs. McNarry and children
who have been guests of Rev. Robert
son, left on Monday for Warren, Pa.,
from where they goto Lawrence
county, Pa. Mrs. McNarry is Rev.
Robertsons sister.
Mr. and Mr. Ray Husted, of Empori
um, returned home Saturday, after
a visit to Mrs. Husted's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bentlcy, East Water
street. The couple also visited Elmira
and other places.— I<ock Haven Demo
crat.
Edward Stewart sends us word from
Delray, Mich., where he has moved
his family, to forward his PRESS. Mr
Stewart has been employed by the
Sinnamahoning Iron and Coal Co., and
: what he does not know about Oam
| eron county coal measures is not worth
, knowing. He is now engaged in
lumber business.
Miss Winnie Gilmartin of town, ac-.
j companied by Miss Susie Killeen of
Sterling Run, visited the PRESS sanc
tum on Tuesday. Miss Kiileen has
been visiting her parents and friends
in this section for some time and is
now enroute for Chicago. She will
stop at Niagara Falls for two weeks
and visit friends. The PRESS follows
! her.
CAMERON COtJNTV PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1906
j Miss Anna Garrity is visiting her j
sister Mrs. Philip Dixon, at St. Marys. J
Mrs. Jas. P. Creighton and children, j
passed a few days at Driftwood last j
week.
Mrs. R. Seger has returned from a !
several weeks visit with relatives in ■
Kansas.
Mrs. Laura Bryan and Miss Nina
visited with Driftwood friends over '
Sundny.
Mrs. Beatrice Bloom, of Newport.
News, Va., is visiting lier parents at
thin place.
J. H. Moorehouse, of Pittsburg, is in
town transacting business and visit
ing relatives.
The Blumle-Kinsler party are export
ed to arrive on Sunday from their
European trip.
Capt. W. C. Kress, of Lock Haven,
transacted- legal business in town
Monday and Tuesday.
B. II Gitchell, of Binghamton, is
spending a week at this place, guest of
M T Ilogan and family.
Mr. Herman ICnowles, chief clerk at
New Warner, has returned from a
pleasant visit up the Lakes.
The sneak thieves that make nigh'ly
visits in.this place, will get a good load
of lead yet, That's what they are
itching for.
Miss Ruth S. Richardson, Of 1 Drift*
wood, is guest of Mrs. Bryan and Mlsfl
Nina. Miss Richardson a very success
ful teacher, will have charge of a
school at Curwensville next term.
McC'ann & Sterner have commenced
to receive the machinery and material
for their Model Restaurant and Bakery,
soon to be opened in Keystone Brick
Block.
Thos. II Lynch, of St. Marys, Auditor
for Pittsbutg, Shawnuit & Northern
R. It., was guest ;it the residence of
Judge Green last week. He is Mrs.
Green's nephew.
The PRESS editor had the pleasure of
shaking hands with Mr. Thos. Creigh
ton, of Emlenton, Pa., who was visiting
his cousin Jas. P. Creighton, at this
place. He saw the points of interest.
11. G. Rica of St. Marys, has been in
charge of J. B. Bedard's tailoring
establishment—during Mr. Splanglor's
vacation. He is a splendid gentleman
and we wish there might be work here
for him
//1 They save his time and are better after jrj
Un cover so thoroughly that he can finish a job with U
II wear longer, and always make a satisfactory job. l\
1 John Lucas &Co Philadelphia 112 1
Pennsylvania Railroad
$2.50 from Emporium to
Buffalo and Niagara!' Falls
Sunday, August 19, 1906
SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaves Emporium at 8:00* a.. in.
RETURNING
Leaves Niagara Falls 8:00 p. m., Buffalo 9:00 p. m.
Tickets good for passage only ou Special Train returning only on Special Train Aug.
19 or regular trains August 20. Baggage will not be checked nor will tickets be ac
cepted for passage in Pullman Cars.
W. \V. ATTERBURY, General Manager.
J. R. WOOD, Passenger Traffic Manager. GEO. W. BOYD, G</n. Passenger Agent.
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Mrs. Dr. Bordner, of Shenandoah, is
J the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. II How
i ard and family.
1 J. H. Welton, of Hicks Run, Pa , was
I a PKKSS visitor today,
j Somebody entered John Oummings'
i barn Sunday night and stole a new set
j of harness.
Col. J. O. Brookbank, L. W. Gleason,
Jos. S. Johnston and S. P. Kreider,
! Driftwood; E. D. Gardner, Itenovo,
! attended the Republican Judicial 1
I Convention at this place this afternoon.
William T. Dellaas, Register,
\ Recorder and Clerk of the Courts of
Clearfield county, visited in town to
: day and attended the Republican
Judicial Convention. We were glatl
to meet our old friend.
A young man by the name of D v on,
who is employed at the Key«t. e
Powder worUs, was going to his board
ing bouse near the works one night
last week, between nineand ten o'clock
was met near the railroad bridge, west
112 t-iwn by two men and asked it he
had any money, and was at the same
instant seized by the highwaymen,who
preceded to search his pockets. For
tunately the young man had 110 money
and was told togo on.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Third nine base ball team will cross
bats with Sinnamalioning nine, at Em
, p rium, on Saturday afternoon. Our
i kids are ripo for tbo fray.
1 The pony and out fit chanced oil' by
1 Gunzberg the tailor of Itenovo, was
I awarded to B M Buck of that place,
; last week: The number of Mr. Buck's
t ticket was 2.-
0. B. HoWflpd & Co., have just receiv
ed a complete assortment of the popular
"Fritzier Scherff" belts, also a fine line
of Taffeta ribbon in No. 120 width, all
colors, which will be sold at the remark
| ably low price of 25 cents per yard
"No merchant can suoceed without
advertising in one way or another.
Patronize your town papers, build
them up, and they will build the town
up and build up increased trade and
greater opportunities.—Ex. By glanc
ing over the town papers live business
men, looking for locations, will bo sur
prised to see that Emporium offers
several good openings to live up to
date business men.
Shropshire Rams.
At Little Rocky Farm; big wooley,
n>:iUßt fellows. First order gets pick,
Don't use a scrub. I will use you right.
E. W. WILCOX,
25-2t. Newerf, Pa.
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ATTORNKY-AT-LAW ,
Corner Fourth and IJroad streets,
Emporium, Fa.
All business relating to estate.collections,real
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This 'Week., Friday and Saturday |
Lilly Flour
1-4 Bbl. sack, $1.28. 1-8 Bbl. sack 65c
Every sack guaranteed to please.
Summer Sausage a lb i6c.
15c Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit 13c.
Very choice Evaporated Peaches, lb 16c.
Full Cream American Cheese, lb 15c.
30c Dried Beet, nicely chipped a lb. 25c.
IOC roll Toilet Paper 1000 sheets to the roll Sc; six
rolls for 45c.
IReymer's Chocolate Drops a lb 18c.
10c package Bird Food Bc. ft
20c Cap Mantle 16c; three for 45c. a
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25 lb bag Best Grauulatee Sugar $1.35. I
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"Royal" and "Masons" Fruit Jars. Jar Rings, 9
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