Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-09-08


found in him Il very pleasant gentle
man to converse with. He is red
hot Republican and poured hot shot
into A. a. Mcdonald and NJ. 7. Hogan
while here. He lives in a country
among the Pops and knows what he is
talking about Miss Maggie McDon-
aid, of this place, is visiting his family
= in the west and should any free silver
/ ite tackle her in an argument they
would drop her as quick as they would
| n hot potato.
Mr. Will Mundy has accepted the
| position of clerk in the Sartwell House
at Port Allegany and left for that place
( last week, to enter upon the duties of
! his new avocation. He is bright,
energetic young man and the patrons
of the "SartwelP' will find him a
courteous and obliging clerk.
Our old friend E. D. Sizer, of Sizer-
vile, was in town last Thursday and
made us pleasant and agreeable call.
Mr.. Sizer is in his seventy-fifth year
yet he is as hale and hearty as many
younger men and superintends his
farm; in fact does as big days work as
any man in his employ.
| Emmett Lord, of Sterling Run, who
has been employed at Instanter for
some time was in Emporium last Sat
urday and paid his respects to the
| Mr.. I har hnnn Of
our best friends and prompt paying
subscribers-one whom we are always
| pleased to meet
j. H. Darren, of Sterling Run, who
is visiting relatives at Ottawa, Kansas,
has our thanks for specimen copies of
the dailies of that busy city. We en-
joyed reading them, especially the
antics of the "Pops" in convention
assembled.
Miss Name Logan entertained large
number of her lady friends at tea last
Friday, and later in the evening they
were joined by number of the young
men who helped to pass the time away
very pleasantly, All report a very
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Mary A. Elliott, a native of
Muncy, Pa, who has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Rock
well, for the past three years, is very
i'll at the latter's home at this place,
and her death is expected hourly
Fritz Yonker made this office very
pleasant call yesterday, and inquired
if we knew when there would be an
other Niagara Falls excursion We were
sorry we could not give him the de-
sired information.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Julian, of Empo-
rum, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. U.
Taylor, of West Sullivan street, Mr..
Julian is president of the Climax Pow
der Company, of Emporium .-Olean
Democrat
Mr.. Albert Bair returned from
Buffalo on Tuesday, and will leave for
Jersey Shore the last of the week. He
expects to be given an engine to run,
on the Beech Creek r. R., upon his
return.
John Blinzler has recently purchased
from Jas. Haviland two handsome
horses and now Mr.. Blinzler has the
most stylish and substantial dray in
town.
Mr.. E. G. McNaul, bridge contrac-
tor of Lock Haven, was in town Tues
day, on business relating to the erec-
ton of the bridge at Sinnemahoning.
Fritz Seger has returned from
Toronto-or rather near there-where
he enjoyed the outing. He made good
time and did not miss the train.
Mr.. Carle, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Elk Tanning Co., as bark
inspector at the Emporium tannery,
returned to Penfield, Saturday.
w. l.. Calkins, of Mt. Jewett, came
down on Friday last to attend to some
legal business. He reports business
brisk at Mt. Jewett.
Asst. Supt. E. G. Mitchell, of the
National Transit Co., has large crew
of men at work lowering the pipe line
near Emporium.
Rodney A. Murcur, ofTowanda, Pa,
prominent attorney, was in Empo-
rum last Friday, called here on legal
business.
Miss Edith OFT returned to Williams
port, on Monday, after two weeks
sojourn with her sister, Mrs. Richard
; Hirsch.
Mrs. r. w. Barrows, of Lock Haven,
attended the meeting ofthe University
| Extension Association, Monday even
: ing.
G. G. Craven, of Sterling Run, spent
/ Tuesday with his son Frank at his