Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-22

IKE to see IL, his department. let as kno,r by pos
ia, card. or letter, personally.
b. w. Green visited Baltimore this
week
Mrs. Lindley Beattie is visiting in
Buffalo.
VIM. Mcdonald visited Austin on
Tuesday.
n. N. Metcalf, of Austin, visited in
town on Monday.
Misses De-. and Nellie Glare, of
Cameron, visited Emporium Monday.
J. b. Schriever has made his wife
happy by presenting her handsome
piano.
J. P. Felt and family departed Mon
day for their Florida home to pass the
winter.
Miss Laura McQuay and Miss Nellie
Lingle were PRESS Office callers on
Monday.
l.. j. Housler, of Pancoast, Pa, a
former resident ofEmporium, will read
the PRESS for 1899.
Johnnie and Willie Welsh of this
place visited their grandparents at
Sterling on Monday.
Fritz Seger and J. l.. Wheeler visited
Elk county on Sunday and enjoyed a
forty mile sleigh ride.
Miss Agnes Wade, of Sterling, Run,
spent Sunday in Emporium the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Welsh.
Walter McCaslin returned home on
Saturday from Blairstown Academy,
to spend the holidays with his parents.
Don NJ. Larrabee and sister Miss
Philadelphia, Washington and other
points.
Chas. Howard returned on Monday
from the University of Princeton to
spend the holidays with his mother,
Mrs. Geo. Howard.
Clark c. II. Chapman, son of A.
Chapman, has had serious time with
mumps, but is now improving under
DR.. Heilman's care.
Harry Hemphill informs us that he
has been keeping bachelors hall the
past few days, his wife having visited
Dubois relatives over Sunday.
Chas. W. Williams, of Mason Hill,
see the PRESS. He remembered the
printer and pushed his PRESS ahead
another year.
Hon. Henry w. Williams, formerly
President Judge of this Judicial dis
trict has recently been elected Grand
Master at the session of the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Edmundson, who
organized the Literary Club at this
place, is in town in the interest Of the
Club. She favored the PRESS with q
visit on Tuesday.
Our good friend Joseph Farley, o.
Mason Hill, was calling on old ac
quaintances, and making new ones, il
town on Monday. We are always
glad to meet you, friend.
Miss Nina Bryan returned from Erie
last Friday evening, where she has
been attending school. Miss Name
Logan, after visiting a few days il
Erie, returned home with her.
Street Commissioner Haviland will
see that property owners keep thei
walks free from snow and ice or know
the reason why. Go for them, James
that's what you are appointed for.
R. G. Dodson now has one of tn
neatest drug stores in the county, re
Gently fitted up for his especial use
Carpenter Weeks was the architec
and builder of the interior decorations
Alex. McInnes, Jr., who lives in tn
Mayze residence on Fourth street,
singing altogether new tune an
one not calculated for the churc
choir A beautiful little boy made it
advent at his home Sunday morning.
f. G. Coleman, the genial Secretar
and Treasurer of Climax Powder Co
dropped in to see the PRESS on Nor
day and, with his usual promptness
pushed the date ahead another year o
his PRESS.
County Treasurer w. l.. Thomas
busy at work putting his office in shap
for transferring the same to his sue
cessor. Cameron county never had
more obliging and competent officif
and he leaves the Office with the goo
will and respect of all citizens.
Hon. Sol. Ross, of Wharton, was i
Emporium last Friday, shaking hand
with old friends and telling them t
"come over to Potter county and lear
how to defeat the Democrats" Th
Judge, when he resided here, was
pretty good Republican, but now he
simply red-hot. He says when Qua
is reelected he will be satisfied. Don
fret. Judge. QUAY will get there wit