Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-31

B. w. Green and wife are visiting in
Philadelphia this week.
Miss Elva Whiting, returned to Lock
Haven Normal on Monday
Our genial friend A. G. Blum, was
caller at this office yesterday.
S. S. Hacket, editor of the Indepen-
dent visited Lock Haven on Tuesday.
r. S. Ostrum goes to Gardeau to
work and orders the PRESS to follow.
Frank E. Richardson, of Driftwood,
was in town yesterday, calling on
friends:
Will Auchu made flying visit to
Dry Run to take look at his orange
blossom.
John J. Sobie leaves Monday morn
ing for Rochester, N. Y, to buy spring
clothing.
w. w. Ames, of Ridgway, was in
Emporium on Monday, attending ar,
| gument court.
Ward Metzger leaves to-day for
Alaska, his family to reside here dur
ing his absence.
Henry Auchu and family attended
the funeral of Henry Nast at Williams
port, last Sunday.
Harry Sackett, Of Wiikesbarre, has
been visiting his friends and relatives
in town, this week.
Miss Lucy G. Ellis returned last Fri
day from a visit with Mrs. b. L. Sterl-
ing. at Clarendon, Pa.
Judge Bonham returned this morn
ing from Scranton, where he served as
United States Court juror.
Fred McVicker, and Frank Fox, of
Driftwood, snapped yarns with EN-
porium friends on Tuesday.
Fred Johnson came home from
school last Saturday and is spending
his vacation with his father.
r. Z. Devling of Sterling Run,
transacted business in town on Tues
| day and called at the PRESS sanctnm.
! Isaac Kruson, of Stannards, n. Y,
and Mrs. Norman Chapman, of Ellis
burg, were guests of M. Whiting and
family on Saturday.
| r. p. Bingham, has taken a bark job
on Bobby's Run, from Elk Tanning Co.,
to peel G000 cords, to be wagoned to
Emporium Tannery.
Capt. Z. r. Mayo, of Smethport, at
tended argument court in Emporium
on Monday. Mr.. Mayo's old Cam
eron county friends were glad to see
him.
Mrs. NJ. p. Whiting of this place is
entitled to the sympathy of our citi-
zens, her mother, Mrs. w. w. Arnold,
having died at Sterling Run, last We'd
nesday
Eugene Switzer, stopped off in En-
porium yesterday, en- route to school
PRESS, of course. Glad to see you,
Eugene.
! Mrs. NJ. G. DAWN has returned from
visiting her mother at Clarendon, Pa,
and reports a very pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAWN will commence
housekeeping
| John Catlin and wife have returned
from Remove and will visit in EmpOri
um until Mr.. Catlin RECEIVERS from the
effect of his recent illness. Uncle Jake
will make him fat.
NJ Of Coit Ialy
Utah, is visiting his cousins, Mrs. Null
lin and the Misses Gould, at this place.
Mr. McCrea is student in the law de-
partment of Cornell University.
Mrs. NJ. b. Judd lost pair of gold
trimmed spectacles last Friday evening
between the Episcopal Church and her
home. A suitable reward will be paid
the finder if returned to the owner.
Last Monday the PRESS sanctum was
honored with pleasant call from Mr..
III. r. Shaffer, of Kane, one of the most
prominent attorneys on the line of the
p. & E. Mr. Shatfer was in attendance
at argument court.
John NJ. Olson, one of r. Seger
& Co.'s faithful tailors, transacted bust
ness with the PRESS last Saturday and
as result will read the PRESS this
year in his own home and not borrow
his neighbours, as many people are apt
to do.
Michael McGraW has returned from
Susquehanna county and informs ye
editor that he has about convinced
Hogan and Mcdonald of the error of
their ways. That being a good weeks
work he will now start his log job for
the season.
Howard Thompson, of Elmira, N. Y,
is guest of w. b. Thompson and