Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-08-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs Henry Ryder is quite indis-
posed at her home on Broad street
Howard Tracy a cousin of Mrs.
Barckley visited at Glenside this
week
Oscar M Wells of Washington,
d. c., is spending few days with
his mother.
Miss Reed of Grand Rapids, Mich
has been visiting the family of Rev.
Thos Nichols.
Hon John D. Biddis, of Washing
ton, arrived in Milford this week
for his vacation.
Lucy Williamson, of New York, is
visiting the family of Prothonotary
j. G. Westbrook.
Miss Emma Cummins has returned
from New York with her aunt and
three cousins.
Rev. Charles S. Ryman, d. D.,
and family of Summit, N j., are
visiting II B Wells.
Clerk G A Swepeniser and wife
visited the formers mother in
Greene this week.
John G. Westbrook, Jr. was in
Hawley last Saturday doing some
surveying in the burned district,
Ed. G. Bell of Matamoras and
Henry Treble of Bushkill left last
Monday for the Clondyke gold fields
Will Armstrong and Richard
Loesch arrived in Milford last Sun
day on a tandem having ridden from
New York.
Charles d. Angle, who is engineer
on the Mountain Express, rode to
Milford with his wife, on their
wheels Monday.
Mrs. Dr. Mosely a guest at the
Sawlzill House presented the Mil
ford Lyceum Association with a
comfortable rocker.
Mr.. Southmayd, of Orange, with
his family arrived to-day and will
occupy the Humbert cottage on
Earford street for the summer.
Mrs, o, S, Twist, accompanied by
her daughter, Marion, Of Passaic,
N. j., is visiting at her brothers,
j. W. Palmer, Of Quicktown.
Christian Ledhe of New York ar
rived in town Tuesday and will
spend a four weeks vacation with
his parents in Dingman township.
Mrs. Lanchantin fell accidentally
in her room few days ago and was
quite severely injured She re
ceives treatment from Dr. Barckley
Miss Stella Hursh, of Layton, N.
H., visited with her friend, Miss
Jennie Quinn, last week. While
here she made a pleasant call on
the Press
Robert Rodman, of New Hampton
Robert Vermilye, of Brooklyn, and
H H. Beemer, of Beemerville, Wis.
tied the family of J H. Van Etten
this week,
George Garfield a real estate deal
er of Harrison, N j., is visiting his
cousin Ira b. Case of Dingman
township this week and enjoying
pond fishing.
Jennie Quinn, of Dingman town
ship will go to Newburg, N. Y. the
last of this month to take course
in stenography and typewriting at
the Business College there.
Mrs. Arthur Wolf accompanied by
her sister, Dorothy Foster, left town
this week for Syracuse where she
will visit for some weeks. Miss
Foster will spend some time at AS
bury Park.
Dr. Reed is negotiating for driv-
en- we'll on the premises recently ao-
quired by his wife. 1t will be To-
Gated on the hill, at which slightly
place new and handsome residence
is contemplated.
Mrs. George R. Smelling and son
George, of Topeka, Kan, visited
Mrs. M. A. Nyce and Mrs. William
Angle, on Broad street, Milford, anC
from here went to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. L. Quick a
Dingmans this week.
Geo. Custard started for Eastol
on his wheel few days ago but th'
head, not Georges, but the wheel
broke near Dingmans and he return
ed. Since then he has with bette
luck made the journey Rumo
says he contemplates going in busi
ness at Easton. We would be sorr,
to lose him, but our loss may be hi
gain.