Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-10-15
PERSONAL

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Oct. 9th postmaster at Dingmans
Ferry.
Thomas Vyse, wife and daughters
of Staten Island are at the Dimmick
House.
James. R. Bull and wife of New
York are visiting relatives in town
this week.
Mrs. w. K Peters, of New York,
and child, visited friends here for
several days recently.
VIM. H Cuddeback has accepted
situation on the Erie and is at pre-
sent firing a pusher engine.
Dr. Gould Lawyer formerly of
this place is in Philadelphia compiet-
ing his course in dentistry.
John III Wood lawyer in Chioa
go, III is with his wife visiting his
father, Bradner Wood of Shohola.
John w. Hurd and wife, of Dover
N j., attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Geo. e. Horton yesterday
Mrs. Thomrs Bradford, of Wood
town visited friends in this vicinity
recently
Mrs. Kate B. Van Wyck and
daughter, Happy went to New York
recently where the latter will attend
school
Mrs M. G, Nycs and daught or,
Belle will leave for Kansas about
Nov. to spend the winter in tina t
state
The Humbert cottage closed last
Saturday. Mrs. Humbert and fami-
ly returned to Brooklyn for the
winter
Mrs. George Goldsmith (nee Flora
Schultz) and friend Mrs. Hallack
visited the family of H. Courtright
recently
Mrs. Thomas McMurray formerly
of Dingmans but now of this place
will move to New York the first of
next week.
Mrs. j. j Hart has been quite i'll
during the past weak with a severe
cold which at times threatened
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryder OF
Rosa Switch spent Sunday last at the
home of our obliging expressman,
Mr.. J. Ryder.
Mrs. John D. Biddis and daughter
Pattie after spending the summer
in Milford returned to their Wash
ington home this week.
w. " Burcher, of Burcher's Glen,
and John e. Burcher, of Way
county, were in Milford, Oct. IL, at
tending the sale of Hart property
The family of L. w. Arm strong
after spending a pleasant summer
at their handsome summer home
here returned to New York Monday
Erastus Morahan and CASTOR l.
Ghegan who have been spending
several days with their friend Geo
Bournique will return to their city
home tomorrow
Mrs. Fannie Westfall and Miss
lydia Brown took the excursi on tC
Niagara Falls last Saturday Re
turning they will stop at Perry,
N. Y, for visit of several days.
B. e. Brown and wife returned
from New York Monday where they
had been spending q week, combin-
ing pleasure with the business ot
purchasing stock of new goods.
Thomas Armstrong contractor for
for the large mansion of F A. Pot
ter at Sing Sing visited his family
Sunday. He is pushing the work
with over 100 men, and will also
build the drive way to the house.
Mrs. Arthur Wolf who has spen
several weeks in Milford returned tc
| Syracuse, N Y, from which plac,
she will go to her home in New
Orleans when the fever which il
said to prevail there has abated.
Mrs. George Mitchell entertaine,
a large company Tuesday evening il
honor of JAS. r Bull and wife
About fifty guests were present t.
congratulate the young couple. Re
freshments were bountifully served
as a pleasant ending to the happy
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. }. B. Van Tassell
Mr. Will F. Beck, Miss May Boyd
Mr. Ed Quinn, Mr.. Abraham Var
Auken and Mr.. w II, Struble, all o.
Milford, took in the Erie's harvest
excursion to Niagara Falls Saturday
evening They returned on Mon
day night.
| Charles Wells formerly of ShohOli
who has resided in Rice county
Kansas for the past thirteen years
is making his first visit to the
county since removal. He says this
is a good year for farmers in Kan
sas and that he had sown 100 acre
of wheat this fall
Wallace Newman, Jas Heller, j. M
: Bensley, John Q. Warner and Gee
Swepenizer accompanied a larg
purity from the State Convention o
Commissioners last week to Wash
ington where they called on Presi
dent Mckinley and shook hand
with that gentleman.
Mrs. Hennetta Wilson, fOrmerl
Haggerty, with her son, arrived il
town Tuesday to permanently abidi
, in her old home. She will reside il
the house of Mrs. M. G. Nyce o
! Broad street. Her many friend
| here will cordially welcome her re
turn, and no doubt she will enjo
residence among her companions {
earlier days.
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