Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-06-05

ford this week.
S. St. John Gardiner of Shohola
briefly sojourned here on Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. r.. Mott arrived in town
Tuesday for short visit
Ralph Alton, of New York, made
Milford visit a few days ago.
"Jim" Bennett, of the Gazette,
was in town last week.
Mrs. w. G.. Moehring, sister of
Hy, T. Baker, is visiting at this place
Happy Van Wyck is at present
here visiting her mother.
Mrs. Emma Baker has returned
from her winter home in New York
to Milford.
G. B. Staples Esq, of Stroudsburg
attended Court to argue the Insur-
ance case against Cornelius.
Hon. +. p. Kimble and O. L. Row
land ESD, of Honesdale, were here
on Court businesss during its sitting
Frank NJ Dolson, the Port Jervis
confectioner, made visit to this
office, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ludwig, of
Montague, visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Boyd, of this place, Sunday
+. A. Kesseler, an irresistible sill
ver-tongued Democratic orator, OF
Westfall, attended court this week
Miss Carrie Steele and James Rea-
ser are visiting friends and relatives
in New York.
Mrs. j. De. F. Brewer has return
ed to Milford, and is living at the
Dimmick Honse.
Prof. e. F. Kilcoin, formerly OF
the Matamoras High School, we are
glad to learn, had recovered suffici-
emily to be out with his friends
Mrs. Mary (Chippy) Cole, who has
been spending the winter in Newark
with Mr.. Daniel Lifts returned to
her home in this place Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Angle has sold out his
blacksmith shop ON Water street to
Mr.. Frank Fletcher, Frank is now
going in business for himself.
Mrs. Wilson and son who have
been visiting Mrs. Haggerty, her
mother have returned to their home
in Waverly, N. Y.
G. B. Staples and w. A. Erdman
Esqs. of Stroudsburg, took spin ON
their wheels to Port Jervis last
week.
Mrs. Burton Genung formerly,
Miss Kitty Haggerty, is a resident
of Waverly where her husband
has charge of a newspaper.
Horace E. Kipp of Paupac, visit
ed Milford last week on business,
connected with the Sheriff's sale of
the Erhardt property.
G. w. Donaldson, of New York,
spent Sunday last with his family
at his country seat, near Dingmans
Ferry, returning to New York on
Monday.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Meta Styles, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Ryman, of SUM
init, N. j., to Frank L. Ludey of
Bayonnne, June Is,
Judge o. P. Howell and wife, of
Port Jervis, and Senator Clarence
Lexow and wife of Nyack, N. Y,
came down to Milford last Sunday
for a drive.
Hon. II. A. Knapp and wife and a
party of Scrantonians in which was
included the Misses Archibald were
guests at the Crissman House Nc
mortal day.
E. L. Van Etten has resigned his
position as Auditor of the j e L. E.
r. w. and his son Charles r. sue
ceeds him. ed" has gone into
business in New York city,
j. f. Keyes, hale and hearty old
gentleman, and Charles Snyder, the
newly elected Democratic school di-
rector, of Matamoras, visited Mil
ford ON their wheels Monday.
Hon. f. Marvin, w. e. Scott and
w. A. Parshall Esq, of Port Jervis,
John f. Kilgour and John Kennel
Passaic, and w. E. Bennett Esq, of
New York were among the out of
town Court attendants.
Harvey Klaer, of Stro udsburg,
was awarded a speech at commence
ment at Lafayette College, as was
also E. B. Twitmyer, a son of Prof.
Twitmyer, of Honesdale. This is
an honor as only those above a GER
tain grade are selected.
The announcement is made of the
nuptials of Mr.. Hugh Brodhead and
Miss Emma Shepherd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepherd, both
popular young people of Delaware.
The ceremony will occur at the
home of the bride on June 20.