Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-09-04

Win Shearer, of Chicago is visiting
at his father-in-law's, H. B. Wells.
Mrs. Gustav DeBerhl, of Port Jer-
Wis is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Wood, this week.
Milo Gibbons has removed to Mil
ford from BranchviI1e, and now oc-
oupies the Seitz house ON Water
street.
Mr. Charley Brink, of this place
has gone to work at Yonker's were
he is employed as carpenter with his
father.
Hon. W, S. Kirkpatrick and fami-
ly have returned to their Easton
home after months stay at Asbury
Park.
Stephen Cuddeback, Floyd Steele,
Clarence Dewitt, and Will Willis
are camping at Log Tavern Pond a
few days this week.
A jolly party of young Milfordites
surprised Mrs James Kerr, in Mon
tague, Wednesday evening and they
reported a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morris, of New
York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Hafner. Rev. Father Morris will
come this week.
Mrs. Farnum and family returned
to their home in Port Jervis Tues
day night after spending several
weeks in town.
Mrs. Mary Newman has returned
home from visit to Scranton. where
she spent some weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Courtright.
Miss Laura Brink, of Port Jervis
returned home last week, after a
short visit with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bosler.
Mrs. B. E. Brown and Mrs. An
drews went to Asbury Park Tues
day for few days recreation.
Sherwood D. Van Campen and
daughter, Elizabeth of Decker5own
are visiting in Milford this week.
Burr. w. Kimball and wife, of
Troy, N. Y, are visiting Marvin
Kimball and family at Matamoras.
Thomas Rodman, wife and son,
Robert of New Hampton visited the
family of j. H. Van Etten this week.
E. Coykendall, Supervisor of West
fall and Chas. D. Angle of Mata-
moras called on the Press Monday
John Whitaker, hale and sound
at the age of seventy-five, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. D. HI. Hornbeck
this week.
George E. Wolscheidt and Amelia
Meyer, of Matamoras, were married
Aug. 81, at St Joseph's Church by
Rev. j. w. Treis.
Mrs. Elmira Thomas, widow of
the late John Thomas is building a
large addition to her house on lower
Water street.
Miss Carrie Steele, of this place,
has accepted a position as school
teacher in Blooming Grove and will
commence Sept. IA.
Randall w. Kelly, of Kimbles
came to Milford Wednesday on bust
ness, and embraced the opportunity
to make the Press a pleasant call. :
Mrs. Thomas Rodman and son,
Robert in company with some
friends from Milford visited Della
ware Water Gap this week.
Misses Katharyn Brodhead and
Happy Van Wyck gave an elaborate
dinner party Tuesday evening to a
select number from Port Jervis and
Milford.
Judge Henry Huston, John L.
Swayze, Esq, DIR. Horace J. Beemer
and George A. Smith, of Newton
N. j., took in Milford Saturday on
a bicycle tour.
Rev. Harvey Brasefield formerly
a member of the Normal School fa-
Guilty at East Stroudsburg has been
called to the pastorate of Presby-
terian Church at Oakland, Cal
A. R. Brittian, ESQ, of East
Stroudsburg, one of Monroe's leading
attorneys and T. Y. Hoffman, of the
East Stroudsburg Lumber Com
pany, were in Milford last Friday on
business.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Jacot
Kleinhans again on our streets. His
health has been quite shaken lately,
but he appears to be regaining some
what of his old time vigor and bears
his rs years wonderfully we'll.
Mr.. Beadle recently made the Mil
ford library a present of a fine SET
of shelves. Mr.. Beadle is one of the
directors of the association and en-
deavors to do all in his power to for
ward the interests of the work.
Col. John Baldwin rounded ap il
town ON Tuesday, after a summel
partly spent in Michigan, the Adj
rondacks and Rhinebeck, N. Y, ant
will remain here some weeks, be
fore returning to winter quarters il
the city,
A party of Port Jervis camping
for several weeks in Dingman town
ship returned a few days ago +
their homes much benefited by tn
recreation. 1t was composed Q
Mrs. G. g. Van Etten and the Misse
Edith and Lizzie Case.
Mrs. Jacob Wainwright who ne
sides with her son John, and daugI
ter Margaret j. in Dingman town