Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-06-12
PERSONAL

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is visiting friends in Milford.
Geo. Geyer, esq. and Fred Dreyer,
OF Matamoras, put in an appearance
Monday
Judge o. P. Howell and family
enjoyed a drive last Saturday to
Milford
Thomas Sykes of Philadelphia has
been rusticating several days in
town.
Joseph Bensley and E. r. Schoon-
over of Lehman were in town Mon
day
e. F. Peters of Bushkill came up
and got another slice of Lehman, at
the sales.
Joseph Anderegg of Greeley, lace
manufacturer drove over on bust
ness this week.
VIM. Leichts who has been en-
ployed at Bethayres, Pa, returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Millie Westbrook of Ridge
wood, N. j., is visiting at Prothono-
tary, j. G. Westbrooks.
H. B. Fullerton, Esq, of Port Jer-
Wis, will be one of the wire pullers
present at st. Louis.
Esq. P. B. Clark, Charles Court
right and Moses Smith of Porter at
tended the landsales Monday.
Andrew Miller will manage For
est Park this summer, and the place
will soon be open for the reception
of guests.
Ex-Commissioner, 1. b Rosen-
cranse of Lackawaxen was here Mon
day, good natured and clipper as
usual.
John NJ Van Akin of Matamoras
shook hands with those he would
have as constituents the first of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Sommer-
vile of Philadelphia arrived in town
Tuesday for the summer, and are
domiciled at the Sawkill House.
N. Holden and Ed. Drake, of Dark
Swamp, came in town to attend the
sales. Ed is a Jeffersonian Demo-
crat, and free silverite Of the most
pronounced hue.
Miss Edith Lewis will sail July
on the steamer st Paul, with her
Aunt, Miss Mary Lewis whose in
vitation she has accepted for three
months visit to Europe.
Mr.. Theodore Wernwag of Phila-
delphia who owns large part of
Adams brook, and built several
trout ponds ON the Brown place, is
a guest at the Conashaugh House.
Mr.. Herman Herzog the artist who
has spent many summers in this To-
cality and frequently Illuminated
the falls hereabouts, is also at the
Conashaugh House.
Miss Anna Klaer, of Stroudsburg,
is a member of the Senior Class in
the Normal and has an appoint
ment on the stage commencement
day.
President Cleveland attended the
wedding of Miss Julia Stevenson,
daughter of the vice. president, to
Rev. Martin Hardin, but omitted to
bestow a gift on the bride.
Moses G. Westbrook of Blooming
Grove, made brief visit here this
week, and was accompanied home
by his daughter Carrie who has been
visiting friends here for several
days.
Hon. E. B. Hardenberg, State
Senator from Wayne county, has
gone to the st. Louis convention.
DIR. T. G. Walton, of Stroudsburg,
County Chairman, will also be pre-
sent,
j. W. Kelly a broker of New
York and son of the late Eugene
Kelly is still at the Hotel Schanno
recovering from injuries sustained
in collision with companion wheel
man, on Decoration Day.
j. c. Grasmuk briefly visited Mil
ford Tuesday. He will sail to, day
for Ireland and a tour ON the Con-
tinent. Mrs. Grasmuk will accom-
pany him. They will be absent un-
til Sept. 1st,
DIR, Edward Allen of Scranton, Pa.
who thirty years ago practised med
icine in Milford is with his wife and
daughter enjoyinga q drive through
the country, and was at the Dim
mick House this week.
| Ephriam Kimble of Palmyra was
here on Monday attending the lands-
sales, He looks as though his west
ern trip had been of great benefit to
his general health, and he is delight
ed with a country where it is sum-
mer all winter
Julio M. Foster is collecting spe-
cimens of Pike County products for
exhibition in Chill for which coun-
try he will start next Monday, He
has now several RED, Grey, Fox Grey
and Black Squirrels. Also speci-
mems of Whotleberry bushes, win
tergreen and RhodOdendron.
Mr.. Albert Foster and wife. are
visiting Julio NJ. his half brother.
Mr.. Foster has not been here before
in over thirty years. He will take
5 with him to his home in Western
Pennsylvania the handsome team ei
} black horses whicn have become
D such familiar sight to our people
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