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PERSONAL <i</S3!l'.
Oontrtbuttoni Invited. 1 h<n wMr' i/oviwU I
ike to Her in thi>- i fill '■■■' poi
•;:</< trrt, letter or ;■
Messrs. M. E. Confer and Aea
Murray spem a few hours at Ridgway
on Monday evening.
Thomas H. Mori is and son Fay will !
spend ChriHrnan, guests < frelitives and
friends sit (Jorry, Pa.
Clarence L. Williams, of Dents Rim,
out? of our old-time subscribers, was a
very agreeable PRESS raller.
Mrs. John Ilenlu ay, who recently i
returned from Gary, ind., was a Fkkss .
business visitor on Tuesday.
Prof. R. Howard Edgar is enjoying
the holidays, guest of his father and 1
other relatives at Wilmerding, Pa.
Mre. Mary Beers and Mrs. E. P,
Whit", two respected town subscribers,
t<> see tin Phk-s on Tn< «du.v.
Max Spcnce, of Sinnamahoning, is
spending the week in town, guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Spenee. j
Lee W. Felt, who is attending
Hamilton College, at Clinton, N Y.,
has arrived at homo for the Festive
season.
Prof. W. Grier Briner departed for
his home at Carlisle, Pa., last Friday
evening to spend Christmas and New
Years.
W. 11 Smith, ofSterling Run, spenl
a short time in town on Monday trans
acting business and made the PBKSS of. i
fice a social and business call.
James Ulmer, stenographer in the
ofliee of the Keystone National Pow
der Company, will leave for his home
at Sallndasburg, Pa., on Saturday to
spend Christmas with relatives.
William MaeDonald, of Beeehwood,
was a business caller at Emporium last
Saturday and made the PRESS office a
social and huaiuess call, renewing his
subscription for another year.
Mrs. George Lusk, returned to her
home at Crcssent, Pa., last Monday
morning, after spending a short time
in town guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Edwards, Sixth street.
Miss Mildred MeQuay and Messrs.
Eirl Met a and Will Welsh, who are
atteuding Clarion State Normal School,
will arrive at home in time to celebrate
the Christmas Holidays witii their par-
Miss Jean McNurney and Messrs.
Linn Strayer, Carl Thompson and Kd
win Baldwin, who ai*e attending State
College, have returned to their re
sptM'tive home at this place, for the
Holiday season.
T. J. Butler, who has been spending
the past few month* with relatives at
Seattle, Wash., returned to his home
at this place, arriving here Sunday.
Mr. Butler expect* to return to the
West in the near future.
Ermine G Items, of Detroit, Mich.,
arrived iu town on Wednesday to
spend the Holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R, P. Hants and family
Claude K. Kent*, of Pittsburg, is ex
|M- ted home next .Saturday to make a
abort visit.
Mr. aud Mrs. Grant H. Allen d« part
ed last Monday •veiling for Philadel
phia and Saw York City aud will n<»t
return until after Christmas, They .
v. ill also visit relativist of Mrs. Allan's '
at varlou* pla ess on the Hudson,
Randolph Lock wood, of Shipped,
~s» an agrstt.ihle P>«fets caller ytmtc
' 'c*Ueb'' tbu same complaint.
l>r. H. S. Falk is attending the mar
riage of bis sister, at Wilkes-Barre.
i Dr. and Mrs. V. K. Corbetf, of Drift
wood, spent a short time in town on
! Tuesday looking for Santa Clauo.
W. S. Vroon an, of Driftwood, and
I Cbas Leutze, ot this place, were agree
able Piu-> visitors on Tuesday even
i ing.
We regret our downtown neighbor,
; Mr. S. L. Barton lias been having a
1 bird time of it with rheumatism, great
ly interfering with his work,
i James Murphy, of Grafton, 111., form
! eriy of this place, arrived in town on
Wednesday noon to spend the holidays
, with his many friends.
Miss Kathryn Hogan, who has been
spending the las' two month** with
1 relatives at Binghamton, N. Y , has re
turned to her homo at this place.
Ralph H. Welsh and wife, of Medina,
N. Y., are expected to arrive at Em
1 : ;um on Saturday and will be guests'
at tlie home of the former's parents,
Vr. ani Mr*. W. H. Welsh and family,
West Fifth street.
Chs . T. Logan aud wife, of Bisig
hi mton, N. Y., are due in Emporium
o s Friday to spend the Xmas season
with former's parents and sister aud
V:'i Logan's uncle and wife, M. T.
Hogan a;,d family.
Misses Kate Metzgerand Vera Olm
s .ed have arrived in town from Ober*
lin, Obio, to spend the festive season,
with their parents.
Prothonotary W. J. Leavitt attended
the funeral of his late friend, William
Buck, at Ridgway. They used to en
joy outings together—Mr. Buck serv
ing as cook for the camp.
Mr. and Mrs. TferrvShade, ofSinna
mahoning, arrived in town on Tues
dn and will sp< ud the we k, guests at
the home of the latter's mother. Mrs.
j Mary Butler, West Fourth street.
?'rs. James W. Brandt, of Mechanics
bi Pa., and Miss Leicester Heisier,
of ilan • burg, l'a., si.it . t . of Mrs. M.
L. Tate, accompanied by Mrs. Brandt's
two el-.ldren, are expected to-day and
will spend the Holidays nt the Epis
copal Rectory.
Miss Stella Tebo, Emporium's young
ar!i*t, returned to her borne at this
pi ti this (Thurday) morning to spend
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Maine Tebo. Miss Tebo is a student in
the convent at St. Marys.
MmstM Margaret Cavey, Marion
Baldwin, Margaret Kelley and Kathryn
Blumle, whu are attending St. Ehza
'
rived in town on Wednesday evening,
t«> spend tiit? i 'hi intmss s».. on at their
respective homes.
The PUKKS is pleased to hear from
our former townsman, Mrs. A. D. Mae-
Donell, wlto is Treasurer of Westboro
Lu mber Co., at Wentboro, Wis., renew
ing his paper for another year, also
adding: "All the Empoiium people
are serv well and butty, but all wish
ing to tie back to Emporium fur the
holidays, Itegarda to all the boy a."
Michael J. McLaughliu, of Chaffae,
pleasantly remembered by mauy of
our readers as a former engineer at
the Pump tttatlou on Hunt* Kim, came
to Emporium, last Thursday, (guests
of Mr. aud Mrs. John Cuiumingn at
Collage Hotel) accompanied by Ida
very plisutaul daughter, Min* Margaret
, the latter calling at Hkkh ofliee
yestarday to pay her respect* and re
new the Put - for another year,
While Mr. MeL. returned home yester-
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1910.
Ohns. O. Wiley, who has been locat- ! i
od ir MhBB., for some came home
| last Sunday to spend the Xman season I
I with his mother and family. He will
not return to headquarters at Boston, j
hut has been plac <1 in a new territory,
S hi ■■■• dj, Y V
VV. A. Dalryniple, who haß been em
1 ployed in Jackson, Ky., for the past
1 year, arrived in town Wednesday
I evening to spend a short time with his
i family.
Our genial friend, Mr. B.
: Hoag, of Oarncron, accompanied by j
: his bright yourn* son Deau, were
! PRESS callers to-day.
The Churches.
FIRST BAPTTDT.
Ri.v. J. L. Bocuw, Pastor,
i 10:30 a. m. -Sermon, "The 11 md of
| Almighty."
11:46 a. m. -Bibi" .School. The les- ;
: son period will b>> tnken up, the pastor
' in gi\ iug a Blackboard Talk.
6:'!() p. m. —-V. P. Praise Service in i
| the basement of ctmrch.
7:30 p. m. —Union Service at the j
Presbyterian Church.
At the morning P«- rviee tin pimtor
and trust* e desire the prt. nee of :
every member of the church to con
sider a matter of importance.
FIRST METHOD IST EPISCOPAL.
REV. J. P. ANDERSON, P..-tor.
Otirisfmas sermon by tin p.iitor at
10:30 o'clock, a. m., subject, "God's
Unspeakabl" Gift." Christmas exer
cise in flu Sunday echool at 11:45 a. ;
im. Ail of the school are ;
urged to be prt-aeni at this hour. This ;
congregation will join in the Union
Christmas service to be held in the
Presbyterian church at 7:30 p. m.
EMMANUEL CHURCH.
REV. M. L. TATE, Rector.
Christmas Day there will be an early
celebration of the Holy Communion at
8 o'clock. A secoud celebration of the
Holy- Eucharist at 10:30 o'clock.
Christmas is a Day of Holy Obligation,
so that all Christians ought to regard
I it as a gracious privilege to communi-
I cate.
Sunday school will convene at 12 m.
The evening service will be held at |
5:00 o'clock This service will consist ,
of a shortened form of Evening Prayer
and several solos will 1 e sung.
The christian people of the com
ir unity are cordially invited to wor
ship with us at 5:00 o'clock, p. re.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Riiv. R. H. BENT, Pastor.
The worship at the Pre byterian
church next Sunday mor ing, Service
of Praise and Sermon will be apj o
priate to Christmas Festival.
There will be a union Xmas service
of churches at Presbyter! a church" in
the evening. The Hev. J. F. Ander
son of the M. E. Cburch is expected
to preach for us.
All other churches are coidially in-,
vited to worship with us t .e evenii g
of the Glad Day.
For Sale.
i Good six room house; gas and city 1
j water, West Allegany Avenue, Em- |
poriura, Pa., lot 50x160. A bargain, i
Apply to Mrs. John H( :.i:easj, Em- i
porium, Pa. 'ls-4t.
Beautiful Table.
During this week, Miss Robe Smith
has completed a most beautiful table
at d she can well be proud of her work.
The top and sides is of glass and has
been lined with ci-;.ir bauds, arranged
in a very neat manner. Miss Smith
has had an oiler of twenty live dol ars
for the table. It certainly is very
be autiful and reflects gVeat credit upon
the handiwork of Miss Smith.
Parties, Dances and Fes tivals.
The next ten days will be crowded with much
merry making, following is just a few of Hoi*
liila\ celebrations:
Ou Saturday evening, of this week, the Christ"
maw entertainment of the Rmmanutl Sunday
School will be observed is the Parish Houne. .
Other churcheM will also observe the day by
rendering special music and making glad the
hearts of the Sunday School members by pre
eoting gifts.
A Union 8c rviee of all the churches will b
i held at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday eve- j
| niug.
j On Monday evening, all who desire, can have j
| the opportunity of witnessing a 112 t game of .
i basket bail, which will be played between Em- \
, porium and Butler, at the opera ho*, e.
I Tuesday evening, December 27th, the regular !
dance of the Social Club will be giveu at the j
Wednesday evening, Mi** IJ 4 MHU \fcQuay will \
i entertain the Union Friendly Society at her I
home on Vine Street.
On Friday evening the Annual liance of the j
Rescue Hook au«i Ladder C >lll puny will be giv* ;
- : ! • •nd thi 1
{ Ueriuauia orehestra will be present,
j h«tunhy ening, the attraction will be the !
production of "Uncle Daniel 1 ' Hi the opera 1
j tiuuif.
: Several other parti* will also take place cltir- !
ing the week, but at thi< writing we have betm !
I unable to ascertain who will do the entertaining' !
Th*s coining week will be one continual round j
! uf pleasure, and tin n people will nay that fc*u»- |
porium is (IVA4 an«t that (her« i<t nothing doing. >
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Nirtlt •i» !«i 1 '•> (llvni l" thii'tiriMiar*, Justice*
of sh« P«»t » ami t!n«iin,il>li within (hi county,
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Another Yule Tide is Upon Us. Again we greet you
and wish you
Jj A Leany Christmas and Happy New /ear jj| j
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We have endeavored to help make it so, by rendering our best efforts in
goods and sereice.
$© We thank you again for past patronage and solicit a continuance of same Igffi
|| Store Closed Monday, Dec. 26. ||
',{(3 Except for a short time in the morning, for your convenience and the cor- p J
rection of any errors that may have been made during the Christmas rush.
jß| Kindly bear this in mind when placing your Friday and Saturday orders. |||j
jl Good Things for Your Christmas Dinner |J
§| Celery, v *' • Cranberries,
fe Lettuce, Grape Fruit,
W Radishes, ~ Bananas, ggj
|gj Cucumbers, " Apples, J|
Parsley, ; 1 Oranges,
p Sweet Potatoes. Grapes, L|f
lj| Squash, ! Confectionery, fej
Turnips. Nuts, Pigs, Dates. »
k Lucious Baltimore Shucked Oysters
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\lfK Your Christmas and New Year's dinner will not be complete without them [gV
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High Grade Coffee
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1 Economy Prices 1
P Sugar $1.45 Olives "KSf" 25c
'' S "eiovor Hill" Itulti r till, kiniHlmtbrings I too can white ffl,
©AJ Butter U ' v " luore " 36c P © A»pnrttgus tips, the can j',^J
I Pure I tog Lard, «/• Procai-wac 25(i tin "Heinzs Black- OO
ggj Lard i„ i.uik, n, 16c * reserves preHervi ., )tlje can
©) ' Honev 1,1 111I 11- ' count y "oney «J , n * 20c bottle My Wife's
nuucy about Ilb action ic balac! Uressißg Salil(1 ~( , M llg ,n ;. v .
H3 _ each the bottle 15C '
Shredded Wheat Sl i« 1 " D Bohl California Lima Bean> O
KM ' 12c Beans ,i„ » «|
tq Peas 12k Sardines 1 25 c fc|
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