Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-02-24

Miss Minnie Bargelt is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Buffalo.
Frank Lamont left Emporium or
Monday, for Dawson City, Alaska.
DR.. Bradford came over from Austin
on Sunday to visit with his friends.
Miss Alice Montgomery, of Austin,
is visiting friends in town for few
days.
Geo. Walker, Jr., and Geo. Johnston
visited Buffalo over Sunday, taking in
all the sights.
District Attorney WINNER, of st.
Marys, is transacting business in EN-
porium to-day.
Miss Clara Kepler, of Westport, is
visiting in town, guest of Misses Rena
and Lizzie Fetter, on Fifth st.
joan r. Montgomery, Jr., came over
from Austin last evening to visit EN-
porium friends for a few days.
Miss Lena Switzer, of st. Marys. for
merly of ofEmporium, spent a few days
in Emporium, guest of Miss Lena Wei
senfuth.
Miss Name Logan leaves tomorrow
to visit friends at Lock Haven and
Williamsport. She viii be absent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Harry Ness, OF Johnsonburg,
visited her parents in town over Sun
day. A. Hirsch and family. They
returned on Tuesday.
Jno. May, the efficient P. &. L. sec
ton foreman at Sterling Run, was Wis
iting in town on Tuesday. He is one
of the best men in the employ of the
Penn'a r. r.
We are pleased to inform the PRESS
readers that Judge Bonham is improv-
ing from his serious illness, under the
care of DR.. Bardwell, and careful nurs-
ing of his family. He hopes to be out
in a few days.
Mr. H. A. Cox, for many years book
keeper for G. B. Howar' & Company,
lumber dealers at this p!a ce, will next
week go upon the road as sales agent.
His headquarters will be in Philadel-
phia. Alec. Mcdonnell and Wm Rob
inson have been appointed book-keep-
ers and clerks in the main office at this
place. Mr.. VIM. Kaye takes Mr.. Nc
Donnell's place in the store and r. r.
McQuay takes Mr.. Kaye's place at the
store.
TVm. II Taylor, for the past three or
four years an employee OF the Man
key Furniture Company, has tender
ed his resignation to that firm, and will
go to Philadelphia next Saturday, to
accept position with the Golf Furni-
ture Co. Mr.. Taylor is q very pleas
ant gentleman and q most desirable
citizen and has, since his residence
here, made many friends. He had
charge of the Cabinet making depart
ment at the Mankey works and was
one OF their most trustworthy en-
plOyeeg.
DR.. Swallow is opposed to Stone; he
won't even look at Wanamaker, and
up to date no candidate pleases him.
There does not seem to be anyone in
Ine EepuDllcan party liU 10 De Governor.
This is hard. His hand is raised against
every one
And yet DR.. Swallow is not so diff
cult to please, after all. There is Swal-
low, for instance. He could swallow
the nomination of Swal low and not gag
at it.
1t would be extremely easy for Swal-
low to elect himself. All that he would
have to DO would be to get majority
of the citizen7 Pennsylvania to vote
for him. That is all.
There is only one little difficulty
in the way. 1t takes more than one
Swallow to make a Commonwealth
The danger might be, should Swallow
run, that the people would swallow
Swallow, And then what would be-
come of Swallow?-Phila. Inquirer.
Politics in this county is very lilyalv