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

IS III poor health.
Louis Norton, Howard Siding, was
visiting in town Monday.
Sheriff Mundy made a business trip
to Centre county this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Logan visited in
Williamsport last Sunday and Monday.
Miss Jennie Dougherty has gone to
Austin to visit her brother for week
or two.
Miss Myrtle Newton has returned
from Olean, where she has been visit
ing relatives.
John McAdam, of Albany, N. Y, is
visiting his brother Jas. H. McAdam,
Jr., at this place.
Mr.. Chas. Felt, of the Emporium
Roller mills made a business trip to
Driftwood, Tuesday.
Jas. B. Schriever left on Tuesday for
Bellefonte to attend the State Conven-
ton of Photographers.
G. e. Stump and R. F. irons, of EN-
porim, were visitors in town Tuesday
Port Allegany Reporter.
Miss Gertrude Potter, of Cameron, is
spending a few days in town, guest Of
Mr.. T. Trotter and wife.
Mr.. Ray Rentz, Of Wichita, Kansas,
has accepted q position with the EN-
porium Machine Company.
Emmett Tulis, who has been in Pitts
burg for the past six months, attend
ing college, hasreturned home.
We noticed Mark Goodwin headed
for Larrabee's yesterday with a large
jag of fox-skins over his shoulder.
Mrs. j. s. Douglas, of Olean, has
been visiting her friends in town the
past week, guest of c. NJ. Thomas and
family.
James Welsh, ST., sustained serious
injury to his side, by falling on the
ice, near the Portage bridge, last Tues
day, week.
Mrs Proctor and son, of Fifth street,
returned this morning from an eX-
tended visit with her parents, at Ham
mersley's Forks.
Ray Lewis, of Lock Haven, nephew
of p. L. Lewis, is now employed in
the glove factory, where he is going
to learn the trade.
Don NJ. Larrabee, the promising son
OF NJ. NJ. Larrabee, has entered the
law Office Of Johnson & McNarney, as
student. He will make his mark.
Il. 3. Stark, Of Scranton, Pa, has
accepted a position in L. Taggarts
drug store as clerk. He is q practical
druggist Of many years experience.
E. c. Dawson has concluded that all
fools are not yet dead. He found two
men on Tuesday who refused an ex-
cursion ticket to Buffalo at 81 80 and
paid S3.G1.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Wright, of Clear
Creek, accompanied by Mrs. Fred
Julian, visited the PRESS sanctum yes
terday and chatted pleasantly for some
time. Call again.
Mr.. and Mrs David Murry, Mrs. Z.
O. Bardwell, Mrs. M. II. Hogan, Mrs.
Powell, and many other Emporium
citizens, took in the low rate excur-
cursion to Buffalo on Tuesday.
Rev. w. r. McNeirs remarks, Tues
day evening, at P. o. S. of A. enter
tainment are highly complimented
upon especially his remarks upon the
present situation between this country
and Spain.
Rev. }. Fl. McAdam, and nephew,
James II. McAdam, Jr., have returned
from Albany, n. Y, where they per.
formed the sad duty of laying their
brother and father at rest. The son
and kind brother have the sympathy
of our people.
Mrs. Margaret Fountain, who has
been visiting her children in Empor-
INN for some months, has returned TO
her home in Virginia, after spending a
pleasant time. She will visit in Brook
lyn, n. Y. city and Richmond on her
way home and will arrive at he desti-
nation this week.
E. f. Swartwood was caller at the
PRESS office on Tuesday and promptly
renewed his subscription for another
year. Mr.. S. is one of our most prompt
paying patrons and never allows his
subscription to expire more than a
day before he pushes the date ahead
another year.
We were greatly pleased to receive
letter on Tuesday, from our old
friend and stalwart Republican hustler,
John r. BuclWalter, of Winchester,