Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-11-30

visit his mother for few weeks.
County Commissioner Ira Barclay,
of Potter county, was in Emporium
last evening.
B, w. Green and family are eating
Thanksgiving dinner on their farm in
Tioga county.
Mrs. John B. Wykoff and Mrs. J. F.
Wolfe, of Sinnemahoning were shop
ping in town yesterday.
Miss Eva Brooks, of fSinnemahoning,
visited in Emporium last Saturday,
guest of Miss Elvia Whiting.
Albert Bair and wife, of Jersey Shore,
arrived in Emporium last evening to
visit Mr.. Bair's parents for few days.
We are pleased to learn that our
young friend Olivine Downey, who is
under medical treatment at Harris
burg, is improving.
N. N. Metcalf, General Supt. of F.
HI. Goodyear's lumber operations was
in Emporium last evening, guest at
the Warner House.
Chas. Gleason, county commissioner,
came to Emporium on business, Mon
day. Incidentally he inquired after
the general health of his friend, Good
nough, whose marriage was danger
ously near, and desired to give him a
few pointers.
L. G. Goodnough, editor of the
Cornwall IN. " Local, accompanied
by his estimable wife, favored the
PRESS with pleasant call on Tuesday,
while here attending the wedding of
the formers brother, Prothonotary G..
j. Goodnough.
Mrs. Geo. Taber, of CAL, was the
guest of Mrs. Riley Warner over Sun
day. Mrs. Taber is the widow of
Geo. Taber, who will be pleasantly
remembered by many of our citizens
as popular P. & E. conductor. Mr.
Taber has been dead about five years.
James M. Dawson came up from
Sterling Run on Saturday and visited
with friends. He has been appointed
manager of McOwen & Company's
store at Sterling Tannery, to succeed
Mr.. T. H. Norris, who recently moved
to Portland Mills.
We were pleased to meet our old
and greatly esteemed friend Thos. H.
Nnr,.i, of NT,1la 1on 10
evening. Mr.. Norris came to attend
the wedding of Prothonotary G. Jay
Goodnough to Miss Florence Olmsted.
The many friends of Mr. Norris were
glad to meet him.
F. A. Leet, Esq, of Coudersport,
while in Emporium last Tuesday at
tending the Olmsted- Goodnough we'd
ding called to see the PRESS and made
us happy "for minute," as he put it.
Mr.. Leet is now in Moore & Gran
dalPs law office at Coudersport We
shall be mistaken if our young and
greatly esteemed friend does not make
his mark in his chosen profession.
SitilCo a. Dcll illtt .. u. Dell, VI
Lebanon, have been in Emporium for
several days, being called here by
Supt. Brady to make some slight re-
pairs in the furnace. The former
gentleman will be pleasantly remem-
bered as the gentleman who had charge
of the furnace repairs last summer,
and, in company with his estimable
wife, made many friends i'll Emporium.
The gentlemen were out pheasant
hunting on Monday and no doubt their
Lebanon friends will feast when they
receive that bakers dozen.
Henry Auchu, who has just returned
from visiting his mother in Canada,
was doubly welcome visitor to the
PRESS sanctum on Monday, accom-
panied by Albert Boutain, another of
our substantial French citizens, whose
recent return from Alaska has enabled
him to live in ease and comfort. While
both gentlemen delight to talk of olden
times in Canada and believe it is a
country of untold riches for the future
generation to develop, yet they are
enthusiastic American citizens and be-
lieve this the greatest, grandest and
best government on Gods green earth.
We enjoyed the gentlemens' visit and
hope they may drop in often.
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