Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-14

Al Marvin visited his home in
Westfall last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Wells is quite seriously
sick at her home on Hartford street
r. F. M. North, of Montague
New Jersey, was in town on Mon
day.
Rev. Charles Whitaker, of Bush
kill, has taken part in the revival
services held at Dingmans.
Wesley Griffin, of Glen Eyre, made
a brief visit to the county seat Mon
day this week.
Miss Bette Cornelius went to
New York on Tuesday for a visit.
She will be absent for several days.
Rev. G.. S. Garretson and wife re-
turned home to Dingman s this week
from visit in New Jersey.
DR.. E. B. Wenner has been seri-
ously i'll, but is now we are glad to
learn improving.
Harry S. Angle left last Mon
day for Philadelphia, where he will
accept a situation with the Inquirer
of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slawson, who
have been making protracted visit
in Massachusetts,, returned to their
Milford home last week.
o. X. Lanbshire, of Matamo-
ras, who is taking orders for the As
siduity Nursery Co., of Geneva n. Y.
was in town last week.
Mr.. Wilfred Brodhead has re-
turned to New Brunswick N. j.,
where he holds a position with the
Y. NJ. G. A.
DIR. H. E. Emerson suffered a severe
attack of inflammation in his side this
week. His condition we are pleased
to say is much improved,
Rev. W. r.. Neff and wife, of this
place, left town Sunday to attend
the wedding of Mr. Neff's sister in
Passaic, N. j.. which occurred on
Monday.
Prof. A. II. Hibschman instructor
of mathematics in the Normal school
East Stroudsburg, has resigned his
position to accept a situation with
an Insurance Company.
Horace E. Kipp, of Panpac, paid
the County seat busines visit Feb.
8. He says no numbering is being
done this winter in that once famous
lumber country.
Al Hammers, of Delaware township
whose hand was injured sometime
ago while unloading logs, has suf-
fered severely by reason of gangrene
of the injured number.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. DIR. King. of Grand Rapids
Michigan, last week. 1t is reported
that mother and child are quite well
Mrs. King is a daughter of Hon. E
Pinchot, of this place.
J. o. Christiana, of Hawley
Pa, and a brother-in-la of Thos
Armstrong, of Milford, is in tow
taking orders for the old established
and reliable firm of r. D. Chase &
Co., nurserymen of Geneva, N. Y
Mrs. G. E. Stewart, who has many
friends in Milford, where for mum
Der of summers, she has visited, has
been afflicted with an inham matioI
of her eyes, caused by a severe cold
AT present they are much better.
| Mrs. G. w. Bnll entertained
number of her friends at a luncheon
last Friday. given in honor of Mrs
NJ. G. Nyee, who has been visiting
here for several days. Covers wer
laid for ten. Mrs. Nyce returned
home to Egypt Mills last Monday
DIR. Alexander Hadden, of New
York, was elected one of the direc
tors of the New York Juvenil
Asylum at its 43 annual meeting
This is an unusual honor as physi
cians are not commonly chosen Z
such offices in that City.
Mr.. Moses c. Westbrook, of Bloom
|
ing Grove, drove to Milford last wee
behind handsome pair of bays, i
a sleigh, but the rain came, the foo
, descended and he was obliged to +,
turn with a wagon. Miss Carr
Westbrook accompanied him hom
On Sunday last, Mr. Ollie Ryds
procured a horse and sleigh wit
: which to take his mother to visit h'
j daughter, Mrs. Ira B. Case. On thei
s return near the hotel Of John
s Beck, the sleigh struck large stor
upsetting it and throwing the occI
: pants out. Mrs. Ryder was bad
bruised, but Ollie was not iniure'