Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1895-12-20

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Erdmon and A. Mitchell Palmer of
the Monroe County bar were here
on business this week. They were
accompanied by Prothonotary
Dutot of the same county.
Esquire Philip B. Clark, of Porter,
was in attendance at Court. He re-
ports game plenty in that section but
says it is all coppered by pot hunters.
jeremiah Walters, of Lehman, is
in town on court business.
County Superintendent George
Sawyer was here this week engaged
in visiting schools.
Esquire John w. Frazer, of Ding
mans Ferry, paid visit here this
week.
Mr.. A. Griswold, of Rowlands at
tended court Tuesday.
Mr.. A. D. Brown has moved in his
remodeled house ON Broad street,
which is now in every respect, mod
ern and comfortable.
John V. Quick moved in the old
Sherman house vacated by Mr..
Brown.
Mrs. Walter H. Warner is quite
seriously ill at her home near Mil
ford. Some signs of Improvement
however are observed.
James M. Bensley, of Lehman,
was in Milford on Tuesday.
Emil Bergot arrived home this
week from Baltimore where he is at
tending a Dental College.
Mr.. Alonzo L. w. Kline, left town
this morning for the metropolis on
the Atlantic seaboard, to try his
ability for a good business. The
Press wishes him success.
Mr.. j. F. Keyes, of Matamoras,
was in town Wednesday. Mr.. Keyes
is about so years old and he travels
on his silent steed, the bicycle.
Mr.. Ross Broadhead of Washing
ton D. c., is stopping in town for a
few days
Miss Helen BIddis of Washing ton
D. c., will spend the Holidays in
Milford, the guest of the Misses Lila
and Bessie Van Etten. They will
come Saturday.
Mr.. Al. Marvin and w. A. II.
Mitchell of the New York law school
are home for vacation.
John Smith of Greene township
was in town transacting legal bust
ness yesterday.
Edgar j. Barrett, of Port Jervis
who is travelling for the Gazette dis
tributing advertisements was in
town yesterday.
Fraley Baker, of Stevens Institute
will spend his vacation here.
Sheriff-elect Courtright was al
Court taking notes, as to the duties
which he will soon assume.
The G. L. Society met at the home
of Miss Huldah Bull last evening.
John Doerr, of the New York
Hotel at Lackawaxen will give @
large ball and supper Dec. 2S. A
good time is in store for those at
tending.
Messrs. Weaver of Easton, ant
Delong of Stroudsburg, registered a
the Crissman house this week.
Judge Barnet, Mansfield stopped
at tho Center Square Hotel Thurs
day.
Julius Mulford, who is undermin
ing part of Delaware township
in hopes of unearthing a mine, was
here sanguine as ever that he will
find it.
Hon. H. Wilson, a prominen
member of the Wayne county bai
and editor of the Citizen was her
on court matters.
Among those who took in the Fri
excursion from here were, VIM
Findlay, John G. Warner, George
Gregory, VIM. Angle, Alonzo Kline
John Wainwright, DIR. H. f. Emer
son, James Cummings, Arthur Wolf
Mrs. V. Allen, and j. H Van Etten
Irwin Elmer, an employee o
Remy Van Etten, our tailor left fol
the winter. He will spend the tim
until his return in the spring il
Lancaster Co.
Alex. III. Hover, who has heel
confined in the county Jail sine
October term of court, for non pay
ment of costs in the Commonwealth
and Gilpin case was discharged yes
terday and to-day left town rejoic,
ing.
Geo. N. Bull, Miss Bonnie Cros
and Linda Klaer, students at Blail
Hall are home, as is Fred Klael
from Goshen Institute for the Christ
mas vacation.
Thomas Bradford, of Woodtown
made us a pleasant and proftabl,
call Friday morning.
WEDDINGS.
Miss Carrie Van Etten, of this
place and Mr.. John Hicks. of New