Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-30
NO. 80.
PERSONAL.

Prof Maxwell Sommervillo is
visiting the Isle of Jersey
Mrs. John Fuller is suffering with
blood poisoning in her hand
john Baldwin and wife will spend
some time at Nit. Airy, Michigan
Alex Riwere has for some time
been disabled with blood poisoning.
Miss Devereux is visiting the fam
lily Of Hon b. Pinchot on Ann street.
Hon q S. Purdy and wife are So
journing for three weeks at Attain
tic City
Robert Depue, Jr., OF South
Stroudsburg has started for the gold
diggings
Howard DeMotte, who frequently
visits Milford, is very sick at his New
York home
p. C. Rutan, L. A w bicycle re-
pairer, made business trip to New
York last week
Thomas MoMurray has been ap-
pointed by the Town Council special
policeman for 30 days.
Maxwell Armstrong entertained q
number of his little friends at a
birthday party Tuesday
Donald Brown, of Amherst '99
visited with the family of Hy. T.
Baker, Esq. this week
William Heller, of Brooklyn, N.
y is visiting his mother, Mrs. Helen
f. Heller on Hartford street
Hon, E. Pinchot will take trip
to Nova Scotia next week for the
benefit Of sen voyage.
Inntie Armstrong who has been
i'll with intermittent fever is now at
his homein Milford recuperating.
G L. Waltz has been appointed
Postmaster at Newfoundland, Wayne
county, vice f. A Erhardt resigned
Rushing Dewitt, who sustained
quite severe injuries by falling off
the Wells building, is slowly inn
proving
Lantie Armstrong was somewhat
indisposed last week and his con
dition called his mother to the city
to care for him
Or Otto Won der Heyde, a gralu-
ate of the University of Pennsyl- :
vania, has opened dental rooms in
Browns building
Hon. W. S. Kirkpatrick has betn
placed ON Election Committee No. 3
and the committee on Pacific rail
roads by Speaker Reed
Madame Fauohere who is visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs Percy
Lyman in New York, fell recently
and fractured her leg,
Harry Beach, formerly employed
in the repair shop of G w Wheeler
has gone. to Port Jervis and will en-
ter the employ of his father in the
grocery business.
John @. Prescott, of Matamoras,
recently erected an iron wind mill
ON the Mueller premises at that
place. They are a great convenience
on a farm.
Mrs Dominis is writing a book.
So is Mr.. Cleveland Why not COLA
borate and issue a single volume as
a second edition Of 4" The Heavenly
Twins ?'
Congressman Pitney, of the New
Jersey Distr let, is chairman of the
District of Columbia Committee, and
is also on Appropriations and Re-
form in Civil Service,
Fayette L. Seymour, Elias A Sny.
der, Charles Marvin, and two
friends, members Of the Jolcers club
Matamoras, passed through here
Wednesday noon for camp at Brink
Pond.
Mrs Bertha Reed has purchased
the Hart property in Milford town
ship, and will take possession Sep
tember 1st. We are glad to have
DR. Reed and his family as perman-
ent residents Of the place
William Coolbaugh, son of the
late A. V. Coolhaugh, died at his
home in Stroudsburg, July 23rd,
aged about 30 years His funeral
" attended by John G. Wallace,
who is a relative by marriage.
Madame Marchal, who with her
husband resided in Milford several
years, is dead at Cornwall on-the-
Hudson to which place she removed
from here Three daughters, Mrs.
Salembier, of New York Mrs. Oc
kerhausen, of Cornwall, and Miss
Marchal of Boston, survive her,
Andrew Yetter, Of Blairstown,
styled by many the lumber king of
New Jersey, knows a good thing in
newspapers as we'll as in timber
lands, and so made no mistake when
he subscribed for the Press this
week He is in the market for more
lumber tracts, and will pay good
prices for them
W q g. Mitchell have just opened
few cases of new SPRING GOODS
comprising Ginghams, Outing Per-
Gales, Chatillon stripes, Cinderella
habit cloths, etc See them before