Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-05-29

Louis Doerr of Lackawaxen drove
over to Milford on business this week
FIX. Jardon was ir New York
last week for sfew days.
VIM, LeiGht is'in the employ of
Prof, Sommerville in Philadelphia.
John Whitaker of Delaware, Wis
tied his daughter Mrs. d. II. Horn
beck this week.
Geo. w. Nyce is engaged in the
cattle business at New England city,
North Dakota.
The family of Hon j. j Hart re-
turned to their Milford home last
Friday, from Washington.
Frank N. Wood now with Ma
son at Port Jervis, will soon leave
to accept situation on Long Island.
Fred Wehinger and A. T. Porter,
of Port Jervis, were in Milford on
Tuesday in connection with the Kill
gour matter,
Mrs. G. E. Stewart, of Philadel-
phia, has arrived in Milford for the
summer, and is staying with her
friend, Mrs. j. H. Van Etten.
Mr.. Andrew j. Brodhead, of Som
erville, N. j., visited Prothonotary
WestbroOk and other relatives in
Milford and Delaware last week,
Schanno Bros, team ran away in
Port Jervis this week, but were
soon caught by Geo. Scott and no
dop,oUa dona
Rev. DR.. John L. Withrow
Chicago pastor was chosen Modera-
tor of the Presbyterian General
Assembly at Saratoga.
Mrs. Martha g. Nyce has rented
her commodious house for the sum-
mer furnished to a gentleman from
Jersey City
Hon. VIM. A. Wallace was buried
at Clearfield last Tuesday Among
those present at the funeral were
Governor Hastings and Ex-Governor
Pattison.
w. H, Layton, of Delaware spent
a few days i'll town last week recup-
Grating. His severe illness and trou-
BILE have left him with greatly i'm
paired health.
Miss Huldah Bull attended the re-
ception given to Rev. Frank Malven
at Port Jervis. Mrs. G. F. Van In
wegen was one of the ladies who re-
ceived.
Mr.. Kains and wife, who is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
son, after spending several days
with their parents at Ardtornish,
have returned home to New York.
Prof. Warfield of Lafayette Col
lege will deliver the Commencement
address, and DR.. Reed of Dickinson
College the Baccalaureate sermon at
the Normal school on Commence
ment day,
VIM. E. Wallace a son of John
G. Wallace, of Middletown, N. Y,
having graduated from the school
of theology at Yale, has been called
to a church in Connecticut, and will
be ordained and installed June 10th,
Miss Hannah Van Etten, of the
Conashaugh Spring House, Pike
county, Pa, and her mother, Mrs.
Robert X. Van Etten. are visiting
the latter's son, Cornelius Van Et-
ten, of this place. Stroudsburg Times.
Mr.. George M. Laubshire, editor
of the Photographic Journal and
stenographer in the office of Hon.
j. w. Lyons, Attorney-at-law, of
Port Jervis, made the PRESS Office a
brief call Tuesday.
F. X. Jardon proprietor of the
Jardon House, which is one of the
most beautifully situated hotels in
the town is building a large annex to
contain twelve sleeping rooms, set
ting room, bath room etc,
Mrs, Martha Nyce and daughter,
Belle, have returned to Milford for
the summer. They are domiciled
at their home ON Broad street, They
spent the winter with j, w, Nyce,
Esq, at Caldwell, Kansas.
Capt. Justin Niles, of Edgemere
was in town last week. He reports
that new buildings are going up
there. A new house has been erec-
ted by Mr.. Goldsmith and Mr.. Sloan
has one we'll under way. The club
has also finished large boat house.
N. Holden, of Dark Swamp, suf-
fered severely by forest fires and
was so overcome fighting them that
he had a narrow escape with his
life. A pail filled with water which
he had with him and used was all
that saved him from beng burned.
John W. Nyce ESQ, who for a
number of years was cashier OF a
bank at Caldwell Kansas severed his
connection with it jan, 1st on ac-
count of i'll health arising from too
close application to business, He
may visit Milford during the sum-
mer.
Miss Lizzie Sinner attended the
convention of the Y. P. S. @. E.
which convened at Shawnee, Mon
roe county yesterday, CThursday) as
a delegate from this place. She will
be absent couple of weeks visiting
friends and relatives in that vicin'
ity.
Prothonotary John c. Westbrool
who has the proud distinction o.