Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-04-24
PERSONAL.

floibNu MlllOIu IllS Week.
Judge Purdy and Houck attended
adjourned court Monday, April 90
Mr.. f. A. Beadel is again soiourn-
ing at the Dimmick House.
Rev. Thos. Nichols and Elder
VIM. Mitchell attended the Presby-
terry of Hudson this week.
Mr.. j. Yenny, of Patterson, N. j.,
came to Milford to attend the funer-
al of his son Will.
Mrs. Thomas Sangster returned
70 her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Nellie Swepeniser is learning
the milliner's trade in a Port Jervis
establishment.
Mrs. G. II. Van Wyck has return
ed to Milford from Washington and
Nebraska.
Mr.. Garville, of Dingman town
ship, lost a valuable horse last Mon
day.
Henry Huston, ESQ.,. of Newton,
N. j., was last week appointed Judge
to succeed James F. Conklin decd.
Mrs. Cornelius Van Etten, of
Stroudsburg, is confined to her
home, on Ann street, by illness.
Mr. Frank Van Campen wears a
very broad smile and the cause of
it is the arrival of young daugh-
ter.
Mr.. William L. Boyd will this
week remove his family to the
Wells house on Water street.
Mrs. Emily Bournique has rented
her residence, corner Hartford and
sixth streets, to Brooklyn family
Harold Thornton, of New York. is
visiting his brother, Charley, of this
place. All his many friends are glad
to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, A. Noyes and
daughter, Miss Ethel, returned on
Saturday from New York, where
they spent few days.
We are in receipt of copy of
Smull for 1896, from Hon. Thos. j.
Edge, Secretary of Agricultural for
which he has our thanks.
w. G.. Moehring, of New York,
died suddenly last Monday. He was
a brother-in-law of Hy. T. Baker,
Esq. and E. II. Noyes of Milford.
Judge Houck says they are full of
business having an order for 500. 900
traps with which to ensnare the fes-
tive cimeX lectularius.
Thomas Stemple prominent and
wealthy citizen, of East Stroudsburg
Pa, died of paralysis at his home
April II aged seventy years.
Emanuel CoyKendall, of Matamo-
ras, who is supervisor of Westfall
township, and a good one, was in
Milford Wednesday.
John B. Van Auken, of Delaware
township, has concluded to try the
peas and oats, and purchased sup
ply for sowing this week.
Mrs. Atkinson wife of Joseph At
kinson, of Hawley died at her home
Wednesday morning April %, after
long illness.
Alonzo Klein and Mark Ryder
left for Pond Eddy for a visit to
relatives, after which they will
walk from there driving COW.
That is way to show pluck.
W. S, Ryman, of the firm of Ry-
man & Wells, has been in New York
this week buying new stock of
goods. This firm keeps up to the
times in quantity, quality and price.
See their new "ad "
George H. McCarty, who with his
family moved to Ashville, N. c., last
fall has returned and will occupy
the Frieh place in Dingman town
ship T" Curleys " many friends will
be glad to note his arrival.
George B. Cronk, who rented the
place near the bridge formerly oc-
cupied by Kurtz is a practical car
riage painter and will engage in that
business in connection with his
trucking.
Edgar Van Etten general Superin-
tendent of the N. Y G. r. r. of New
York, Amos Van Etten a lawyer of
Kingston, N. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Van Inwegen, of Port Jervis.
were in Milford the first of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wi lam Ryman
are visiting friends ana relatives
i Newark, N, +. Mr. Ryman will
also visit New York for the pur-
pose of buying goods TO stock his
store for the spring.