Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-05-14
PERSONAL.

G. w. Hart, of Shohola Falls, Wis.
tied Milford Tuesday.
peter" of the Gazette, was in
town Tuesday evening
Ex- Treasurer J. B. Westbrook
was in town Monday.
Thomas Sykes, of Philadelphia, has
been visiting Milford for few days.
S. st John Gardiner of Shohola
was in town last Friday on business.
Jonn Wohlfarth and Frank Kel-
Ter, ESD, were at Milford Saturday
Mrs. Doughty has returned to her
pleasant summer home at Conas-
shaugh.
H. w. Buchanan was in Milford
last Saturday attending to legal
matters.
Mr.. Monthemont visited his
country place ON the Raymondskill
over Sunday
Nathan Emery, Jr. has been con
fined to his home this week with a
severe attack of grippe.
DIR. Parsons, of Paterson, spoke
on the temperance question at the
NJ. E. ChuIch last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hallett is spending a couple
of weeks with her aunt, Mrs. E..
Cornelius and sister Miss Betty Cor
nelius.
John G. Cornelius who is connect
ed with Western publishing house
made brief visit at the Sawkill
House this week
Eli Van Inwegeu of Port Jervis
is probably very near deaths door
way. He is unconscious and gradu-
ally growing weaker.
VIM, M. Kistler, an ex-member of
the lie. islature, and resident of the
Delaware Water Gap, died last wee k
from injuries received in a run
away.
T. r. Anderson, of the firm of
Anderson & Wood, druggists, Po1t
Jervis, passed through Milford Mon
day on his return from Dingman s
Ferry
Horace Fuller, who a number of
years ago was in charge of the Belle
View Hotel, and is now living in
Port Jervis, was visitor here few
days ago
Rev. q N Makely, formerly of the
1ackawanna Presbytery, but now a
resident of Brooklyn, N Y. visited
his friend, DR.. Blrckly, at Glenside,
this week.
John Fetherman and Roger
Shafer, of Monroe county. were fined
May 10th 800 each and costs for
illegally fishing for trout with a
trail net
j. Chas. Grasmuk and wife. of
New York, were in Milford last
Saturday, making arrangements to
occupy their pleasant summer cot
tage on Hartford street.
Charles Partridge whose father
many years ago was the owner of a
saw mill in the Raymondskill visited
Milford a few days ago. He is a
brother-in-law of D. V. Drake.
Silas M. Seeley has become prop-
rietor of an ice cream business at
Woodbridge, N j., and will cater
to the lovers of that Wand. We are
not hoping for a hot summer but
wish him success.
Edward Cahill will rebuild the
house, corner Catharine and Broad
streets, by the addition of a story
and an extension in the rear of fif-
teen feet. The work will be done
by A. d. Brown & Son.
Minnie Alice Stone. wife of tbe
well-known publisher, A. K. Stone.
OF East Stroudsburg, died, after n
short illness May 10th of pneumonia.
The deceased was the daughter of
Milton Turner, of Hawley. Pa. and
Wa ~ years old. The remains were
taken to Hawley for interment.
Fred and Emil Gumble have rent
ed the brick building on Hartford
street, of the Wells estate and will
open new butcher shop as soon as
the room can be throughly refitted
They are both reliable young men.
and will endeayor to deserve a share
OF patronage.
w. E. Arnout a prominent and
well known farmer of Orange conn
ty was struck by an engine on the
Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Tuesday and badly injured. He was
crossing the track in his wagon and
being somewhat deaf did not hear tbe
approaching train until it was close
on him. the horse was not hurt.
Fred Emery, who left here a few
days ago to accept a situation at
Acambarro, Mexico, had arrived
within 100 miles of his destination
when last heard from. He has been
taking in the sights in the LARGE
towns through which he passed. and
stopped over at San Luis Poto5i to
witness a bull fight which was en-
crossing the attention of the popu-
lace, and making a holiday in the
town.
Cls' lrets stimulate liver kidnevs
and bowels. Never sioken. weaken
or grippe, 10c.