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PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Contributions invited. That which yov viovltl
like to sec in this department,let t/» know 6j/ po«-
jOl card, letter or j'crnonalli/.
Mrs. H. W. Smith, of The Warner, is j
spending a few days in Philadelphia.
M. E. Confer %vas a business caller at j
St. Marys, on Wednesday, between 1
trains.
Alius Eth.d Runyan, of Sinnumanon
ing, was guest, of .Miss Jessie Atoler- ,
son, the last of the week.
J Raymond Cook, of Ridgway, spent
Sunday in towa guest of his parents, j
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook.
Miss Ethel Fisher, of Howard Siding,
was a social and business caller at this
j I ut on Monday afternoon.
John T. Ilercig mado the PRESS of
fice a business call on Saturday morn- [
ing and renew his subscription.
F. J. Lewis, the prosperous Rich j
Valley merchant, made the PRESS of- ■
{lce h buiness call last Monday morn-1
ing.
Rcbcrt Wei man called on friends at !
St. Marys between trains last Sunday, j
Must be some attraction in Dutchtown ;
for "Bob."
Rev. Father Me Avenue, of Drift
wood, spent a short time in town on '
Wednesday, of Rev. Father T.
B. Downey.
J. K. Jordan spent a few hours at
Renovo on Wednesday, transacting
business, returning tiomu on the after
noon train.
Messrs. C. E. CrandHi and VV. G.
Briner ativ.ni.> d a meeting and i>ali
quet of the I. O. O. F., at Driftwood,
last Thursday evening.
Fred J. Keim Jr., m inager of the:
Emporium Drug Company's si ore, at
this place, was guest of his parents, at
St. Marys, last Sunday.
Mrs. Alrua Kunes, who has been
visiting her brother, Win. Swartis and ;
family, Maple street, returned to her
home in Beech Creek yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Murray and child
ren eptut Tuesday at Sterliug Run,
Pa., guests at the home of Mrs. M's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Devling.
Miss lama Bair, who spent the past
ten days in town, guest ui the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jotthna Bair.
returned to Olean, last Sunday.
Miss Grace Sheldon, of Port Alle
gany, arrived in town on Tuesday and
is sprinting a few days here gue-t of
Miss Margaret Maloy.
Mrs. Emma L Gould, of Oleun, N.
V. Y., who has been guest at the
Gould Mullin residence for several
days, returned home on Monday.
Airs. W. K Wright, who was guest
of her sister, Mrs. T. F. Moore, lor a
short time last week, returned to her
home at Kcnovo, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs It. 11. Bunt aud daughter, re
turned to their home at this place on
Monday afternoon, alter speuding a
short time with relatives st Stranton,
Pa.
Mrs. Fred D. Logan departed for
Kontorla, I >hio, last Sunday morning,
where she will spend a short time,
gileat i«i the heme uf her parent* ami
other relatives
The Mimmih Mhli. I, Flora and Clara
Kwards, all ol whom tire tea< hlng In
Hhippi'it Towtiahlp, made the PH»-«t
ofHce ,t nodal and hintiiicm call last
H.tturdny nfterii."i« The Mumcm Ed
wards are \ery p|, .maiti young latin ».
Prof. H II Ktlgsr went to Drtl
wmitl Is*' Kumlav morn inn. ttlun he
Imiliml the ehoir ill SI Jniii*m Hoiimh
« at«i lit ihnrun. Mr Kdgsr nug a
C lio during ilt« Olfwrtory.
Hon. B. W. Green, Hon. Josiah
Howard, Mr. H. A. Cox and a humber
of other gentlemen are transacting
business in New York city this week.
Daniel Caufliel, of Wilmington, Del.,
assistant treasurer of E. 1. du Pont de
Nemoura Powder Company, transact
ed business in Emporium on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry and
daughter, returned to their home at
this place, last Monday afternoon,
after a pleasant visit with relatives at
Driftwood.
Miss Emma Leutze, of this place,
Rose Lawson, of Beechwood, and Mr.
Leo Finn, of Olean, N. Y., were pleas
ant PRESS office visitors last Saturday
afternoon.
Messrs. C. C Ritchie, Charles Vogt
and Will Monsell, of this place, be
longing to the Pennsy's repairmen,
were called to Erie and will be employ
ed there for two or three months re
pairing the docks at that place. The
gentlemen departed for Erie last Mon
day morning.
John Swallow, of Elbon, Pa., was a
visitor in Emporium on Tuesday and
made the PRESS a social visit, accom
panied by his brother-in-law, George
Kenworcby, of Sterling Ran. Mr. s.,
is a son of our old friend and subscrib
er, Mr. Joseph Swallow, a former
resident o! this county.
Surveyor A. H. Shatrer, of Ridgway,
stopped in town between trains on
Tuesday. Having been in the woods
surveying for a long time, without
hair cut or shave he did not dare ven
tuae any further than Emporium witn
out caili ng on a barber. He called to
-.ee us after the operation had been
successfully performed and he cer
tainly looked good to us.
Misses Jean Calmes and Belle Cleary
spent Tuesday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fretl L. Webster, Canon
Run. Miss Calmes has just completed
her third season as milliner for Airs. E.
S. Coppersmith and will leave for her
home at Fostoria, Ohio, on Friday
morning. Miss Calmes has many
friends in Emporium who sincerely
hope that she may return again for an
other season.
Property for Sale.
A property on West Fourth street
for->iU). Inquire of
38-tf. GEO. BA iik Kit.
Argument Court.
Argument Court was held here Mon
day afternoon. President Judge Harry
Alvan Hall and Associate Judge
John \ WykotT prodding Consider
able business was transacted.
Furs Flannels.
Blankets fr->m 7-">e up. <'slll'ornia
Wool Blankets s|_' no per j.nir.
M. Tui.w.
Acknowledgement.
lit A J F. Anukkson,
Fir t Method!-* Church,
Emporium, PN.,
Dkak Bik:
«>n in nil i oi the Board <»( Managers
.nwti. 1-4 iu>*«t\ 1 wish !<» auk no w
ledt'e with m ny thanks the receipt of
v ur cheek of Ten Doil.tr and twenty
live rents v ln 'jt i , ii ThuiiksgU ing
Donation in the William*) <>ri llonpltal,
from the I'nl .n Mt rvlcc held in the
First Methodist Episcopal i 'lunch of
Emporium, Pa.
Very sincerely yours.
Mtss D. B. Mann, Supt.
Buy Your Happiness,
Vi>i4 (»ni I*- happy if you don't lee I
like it Hut, if *<HI dell I feel like il,
, ) u t'tin huy Seiiue I'lIU slid lint* tt«liu
I sour »h«iieretl nerv.-4 Si-iiik I l|'« «i
j. 'i.iritii t<• < i tor nervt.it* men mij women
if I * ho*. mi l»i*i"> I'm i>*». wiili lull
vu trustee. Addtt -- «r ■•all it l)ntt*-ai
Drug Store, where they m?II all tin- pun
ctiuil i. inedie* and do not «ti'>-.titiite
Hale* Manager M Cam> run county,
.Must l»e eapsbleof iirumiuing it milci
P-rce tu set ur« tut** riptloii > for iiur
iuuga4iue. l!< 'eret.et •« r» quired. H|»e
. lai Aaeney, Nt»tlt»it«| H| >t nun, 7i,
Fedural Hinwi, ll i»toii, Manut. 41,
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1910.
The Churches.
FIRST MHTHODIBT EPISCOPAL.
REV. J. F. ANDERSON, Pastor.
Next Sunday Quarterly Commun
ion, the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup
per will be celebrated at both morning
and evening service. Sermon at 7:30
in the evening on"The Faith once for
All delivered Unto the Saints." The
pastor preached from this text on Sun
day morning, Nov. 27th, and by re
ques, he has consulted to reproach the
sermon at time above mentioned.
General Class in charge ef pastor at
9:45 a. m.; Sunday School and Epworth
League at usuel time. An encourag
ing attendance is noted at all these ser
vices. All are welcome.
EMMANUEL CKUKCU.
I?EV. M L. TATE, Itcctor.
The following services will be held
at Emmanuel Church next Sunday:
There will bean Early Celebration
of the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock.
Morning Prayer and sermon at 10:30,
theme of morning sermon, "The
Watchmen on the Walls, or the Testi
mony ol the Ministry to the Secoi.d
Advent"
Sunday School at 12 m.
Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7:."i0
p. m., the sermon will be for yodng
men, subject, "Protesting 011 Possibili
ties." Evening Prayer Leaflets will be
used so that even strangers can follow
the service.
Friday evening immediately after
the public schools close all scholars
having parts for Christmas will please
come to the Parish House for practice.
There will be a short Advent Service
Friday evening in the church at 7:30
o'clock All the members of both
choirs are urged t r > attend this service.
FIRST BAPTIST.
REV. J. L. BOGUE, Pastor.
10:30 a. m.—Morning worship.
11:46 a. m.—Bible School.
0:30 p. m.—Y. P. Praise Service.,
7:30 p. m.—Popular Sermon, "Honest
and Dishonest Men."
Does our conception of Honesty
vary according to our circumstances.
Must all people conform to the stand
ard of honesty, or does the difference
in temperament and environment
make such a difference in an outlook
upon life that what is dishonest fir
some people is not so for those differ
ently situated? Do High Prices and
Small Wages, cause ordinarily honest
men, (according to the average con
ception of honesty) to do things which
make them appear in the light of dis
honesty. The evening sermon will be
a popular discussion of this intensely
interesting question. We want your
attention. We believe that many a
man is called a Dead-Beat, when if the
circumstances were understood we will
simply term it Hard Luck.
Furs —Flannels.
Blankets from 75c up. California
Wool Blankets §12.00 per pair.
M. 0. Tn.is.
KLKCTION NOTICB
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Emporium 112 Pci., Dec. H, 1910.
THK annual meeting of the utock-holdera for
the Hection of a Hoard of Directors untl the
transaction of such otl»# r uh may be lai«t
before them, will In* held at the Hank or Tutu
day, January 10. 1911, between the houm of one
ami three iu the afternoon.
4i-4t T. H. LLOYD, Cashier.
LML'OHIUM
MILLING COMPANY.
You Need What You
Want
miMl ufthelimv, if yiiu'm lull xr»wn
and lmve evuit "livery »' «bl>- »«»»<«•,"
and you get what you svuiil wDcU ton
il ul tier -prime y i tin and loud ol a 1
kii.ili* for horse*, e title, pigx and poul
try. Your animal* will know better
than you the quality of our ft<ed
though you enn tell it froiu their
r« sultant good condition.
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as sa^ —"practice is the best of all instruct- R
ulOTTlft AIIO ors. Also, "it takes a long time to bring ex- K
[Sjj cellence to maturity." TWENTY-ONE
nfe] HOLIDAY SEASONS of "practice" in catering to the needs and filling the [0
wants °* F eo Pl e Emporium and vicinity ought to have counted much to- ife
'©/>] ward bringing "Excellency to Maturity." here We believe it has. We believe
no other store can serve you as well. We thank you for the patronage that has r|
®| made our existence possible. We want to serve you again. L,
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are not likely to have in stock let us know, we will take pleasure in
providing it for you if possible. OUR SERVICE IS AT YOUR COMMAND.
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25 lb bag best Granulated Pure Hog Lard in bulk, California Hams, Trim-
Sugar, pound med Shoulder, pound L
|| ' $1.45 170 14c
pji Macaroni Buckwheat Cakes
fe 1,5 c Imported Macaroni, 35c bag Pure Buckwheat Fresh Fig Cakes—Ontario g
fiM any style, pound Flo,ir Biscuit Co., pound frj
<| 12c 30c 12 l-2o I
M 'Tea ~ Soap Dates f©
fkj Regular 25c quality Guu- Proctor and Gamble's Fresh New Hallowee B*
powder Tea pound Lenox Soap, seven cakes Dates, three pounds ,
% 22c 25c 25c |1
I® Beans Cocoa Fish
Burnhan & Morrill's 20c Walter Baker «Si Co's Three 10c Jars Star Brand
ffl Pork and Beans, tlie can I]/• pound tins, I 801 eless Herring, ||v
P 18c 23c 25c [j
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11 Baltimore Shucked Oysters | I
j I Fresh Caught Lake Fish |
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