Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-08-27
PERSONAL.


was ut the county seat last week.
Lucy Gorden will teach the Or
ben school in DingInan township.
David Hooker, of Newfoundland
received an additional pension Aug
Z Evi S Dingman of Scranton, Pa
was granted an original pension
Aug. 3rd.
Mrs Jacot of New York is visit
ing the family of John II Ryder on
Water street.
Isaac Andruss caught a five-pound
black bass Tuesday near the ferry
at Dingmans
S. w. Cortright of Chicago, H.,
spent a few days in Milford recently
calling on friends
Will Ryder with his wife and Miss
Nellie Westfall visited acquaint-
ances here this week
Mr. Alonzo Klein of Brooklyn
N. Y, spent a few days in Milford
and Pond Eddy recently.
Miss r. B. Gumble of New York
and Ella Kipp of Milford are visit
ing in Palmyra and Greene.
Mrs. J c. Chamberlain who had
been visiting friends in Port Jervis
returned home the first of the week.
Hon. Chas. H. Winfield, ex-Dis-
trict Attorney, of Jersey City, with
his family is sojourning in Milford
Hon. John D. Biddis, after spend
ing "A three weeks vacation here, re-
turned to his duties at Washington
last Sunday.
J. A. johnson and friend j L.
Coyne of Chicago are visiting Mrs.
S. A. Beach on Hartford street for n
few days.
S W. Finger and family of Lam
bertville, N. j., have been visiting
mt his mothers on Hartford street for
several days.
John Marsch tax collector of
Grsene accompanied by Samuel
Hops was at the county seat Mon
day on business.
Frank Royce. Christian Leh de
and 7. r. j Klein attended the Ma
tional Encampment G., A. r. at
Buffalo this week.
d. d. Rosencrance, who takes the
dust from no one, not even wheel
man, was in town Monday, DIR wing
his thoroughbred
Alfred j. Gilchrist a prominent
lawyer and politician of Brooklyn
with his wife spent several days in
Milford this week.
Mrs. s. G.. Van Der Beck of Hack
ensacl5, N. j., is with her family
visiting at the home of her father,
E. Warner on Broad street.
E r Soaring of Dover. N. j., who
has been the guest of Evi Sinner
for the pass week returned home
Wednesday Port Jervis Udion.
Joseph Drake with a friend rode
from Scranton here on tandem
last week, after visiting friends a
few days they returned home by
rail
John NJ Heitzmann, manufacture
er of wood, wire and zinc signs, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting at the
home of Marthias Heitzmann, of
Matamoras.
Mrs. Richard Blizzard and daugh
ter, Bessie of Philadelphia after
spending a few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Be rthoud
returned home this week.
Governor Hastings, while visit.
ing Supreme Court Judge George
B. Orlady, at Huntington, sprained
one of his ankles which confined him
to the house for several days.
James Hammers of Delaware town.
ship while returning from Port Jer-
Wis on Wednesday in some way
badly hurt the first finger of his left
hand. Il appeared as though it had
been mashed. DIR. Emerson dressed
the injured member; and Jim will
probably part company with a p iect
of it before it heals.
A pleasant progressive euchrC
party was given at the Homestead
last Saturday night. The prizes
were; First ladies' Milford sou
venir spoon, and first gentleman
silver ash tray, which were cap
turned by Mrs. J Fl. Van Etten ant
Mr. A. d. Brown respectively. Boil
the second prizes, a briar root pipe
and a bottle of Colgate were taker
| by Mr.. Wigman and his wife.