Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
PERSONAL.

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unwell for several days recently.
Oliver Bensley, of Lehman, was
at the county seat q day last week.
]. Ed. Nyce and wife, of Egypt
Mills, visited with }. G. Bull last
Sunday.
Miss Laura Bennett is spending
her vacation Mt the home in Port
Jervis, N. Y.
Miss Sally Maines has gone to
Newark, N. J. TO spend the winter
with relatives.
George Wheeler with his mother
and sisters left Milford this week for
their city home.
Mrs. Hennetta Wilson we regret
to learn is quite indisposed, and con-
fined to her rooms.
David Newman is the proud father
of a new boarder, who arrived re-
Gently. 1t is boy.
Henry D. Clark, of Paupac, is
reported as seriously i'll with little
prospect of recovery.
Mrs. G. M. Blanchard expects
soon to leave for Florida where she
will pass the winter.
Mrs. Arminda Bull has returned
from a protracted visit among
friends in Oxford, N. Y.
Rev. Thos. Nichols has been alb
sent this week visiting at Owego,
N. Y. and other places.
Cornelius Quick is wearing broad
smile. A brand new girl arr 7ed
last Saturday morning.
Oliver E. Emery is confined in the
hospital at Washington, D. G. with
an attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. o. Christiana and little
grandson, Harold Orr, of Hawley,
are visiting at Mrs. Thomas Arm
strongs.
Charles Reilley, a long time resid-
ent of Delaware township and a
prosperous citizen, was in Milford
Tuesday.
Mrs. Justin LanchGntin accom-
panied by her husbanA@eturned to
Milford this week, iM very poor
health.
j. 81. Van Etten has been appoint
ed member of the executive COM
mittee of the Republican League of
Pennsylvania.
Fred Gumble, accompanied by
Miss Eta Kipp, of this place, drove
to Paupac and Wilsonville, last Sat-
urday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Vyse and her daughters, of
Flushing. L. l., are stopping at the
Dimmick House, where they expect
to remain until after Christmas.
Howard Reed has gone to New
York city to attend a Welsh rarebit
party given by Miss Jane Seamen
at her home in 1877 West 21st street.
Mrs. Prudence Van Etten mother
ip-law of Prof. j. M. Dolph Princi-
pal of the schools in Port Jervis died
in that village Nov. 13 of bronchial
pneumonia.
"Davy" Angle, the famous Pike
county hunter, Tuesday shipped
the celebrated coon dog "Fanny
ASHER" to G. B. Summer, Mamaro-
neck, N. Y.
Harry Dewitt returned this week
from Philadelphia where he went
to undergo operations for the dis.
ease which affected his leg. We
hope he has derived permanent
benefit.
Richard Humbert with his family
left Milford for Brooklyn this week
He will engage in business during
the winter and possibly return next
spring to reopen a summer boarding
house.
Ebenezer Warner left town Tues
day afternoon for a visit to his boy
hood home at Roxbury, LitehfielC
county, Conn. He win also stop a
other points to call on friends an(
expects to be gone several days.
Conrad Miller, of Blooming
Grove, died at his home Nov. lott
of cancer of the stomach. He wa
born in Germany about fifty year
ago and came to this country whel
a young man. His wife and te
children survive him.
Mrs. William Parker, of Hawley
Pa, a daughter of William Mo
Carty, of Sawkill, has recently III
dergone in a Scranton hospital a
| operation for a cancerous growtl
Her condition is reported as favorl
BILE to recovery.
Mrs. Kate B. Van Wyck an
: daughter Happy, of Milford. an
Mrs. DIR. P. F. Fulmer and daugl
| ter, Mona, of Dingmans Ferry, al
staxrfno, 81 tho Waldorf in Ne