Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-10-08
PERSONAL

ing relatives IN Port Jervis.
B. E. Brown and wife are spend
ing week in New York and vicinity
sightseeing.
Vido Zekich who was shot by
Hohne, at Greeley last week is
rapidly recovering.
Alfred Marvin and wife returned
home from their wedding tour last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emmaline Biddls Of Milford
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ] w.
Lyon in Port Jervis.
Mrs. Orth, of Harrisburg is visit
ing with her friend, Mrs. A. w.
Mott on Ann street.
Emil Gumble the Hartford street
butcher spent Sunday and Monday
in Paupao visiting his parents.
II. o. Ryerson and wife, of New
ton, N j., have been enjoying the
scenery of Milford and vicinity for
the past week.
Arthur Pierson the milkman finds
business so prosperous that he is
building a model stock barn to ac-
commodate his dairy
Miss Evaline Van Etten graduated
Oct. 1 as trained nurse from tn o
Methodist E. Hospital in Brooklyn g..
She stood highest in her class.
James w, Pinchot and family ar
rived at Grey Towers last week for
sojourn in The country at this most
enticing time of the year.
Wash Lantz, of Sandyston and
Thomas Dutton, of Montague are
members of the Republican county
committee for those townships.
Charles Wilson whose family re-
sides in Westfall township on the
farm of John Findlay, attempted
suicide in Paterson last week.
Mrs. Jennie Shenstone daughter
of Mrs. Mary J. Ryder is seriously
ill with consumption, at the home
of her mother on Broad street.
Mrs. c. f. Van Inwegen, Mrs. o.
P. Howell, Mrs. L. c. Sanger and
Miss Sanger, of Port Jervis, visited
Mrs. j. II. Van Etten last Friday.
Harry Dewitt, typo in the Dis
patch office, has gone to Philadel-
phia for treatment of his rheuma-
tism which he has suffered for a
long time.
Charles Maync contemplates the
addition of sixteen bed rooms to his
cottage "Villa Ina" on Ann street
H. L. Canine has the contract for
the work.
John F. Pinchot who has been in
i'll health for some time does not
materially improve and the disease
has re oently brought on some slight
mental disorder
Mrs. w. S. Ryman, who with her
three children has been visiting
friends and relatives at Hackets-
town and other points returned
home this week
Drs. w. B. Kenworthy, of Ding
man, r. G.. Barckley and e. B. Wen
ner of Milford attended the meeting
of o. c, Medical Society in Port Jer-
Wis on Tuesday.
DR.. N. G. Shaeffer, State Super
intendent of Public Instruction, re-
commended October % as Autumn
Arbor Day, and urges its observance
by the planting of trees.
| Mrs. Helen f Heller, of Milford,
last week picked nearly a quart OF
ripe Sharpless strawberries from
her vines. The berries were of fair
size and good haVor.
The household of Jas. D. Ryder,
near Conashaugh, rejoices in a new
daughter which came to cheer the
home last week. The little one has
been named Mary J. for the paten al
grandmother,
Rupert p Mills, who attends tC
the marketing of the peaches on G..
W. Donaldson's Ardtornish farm
was in town last Saturday and says
while the crop has been good, The
profits were small on account of th'
very low price.
VIM. Hamilton Arms trong anC
bride returned from their wedding
trip Monday evening and wer
treated to an impromptu serenadt
by the ubiquitous small boys, VIII,
made music galore until appeare'
? with pea nuts and crackers.
} Miss Josephine Wagner, of Ney
York, who has been spending tn
summer at Joseph Schanno's Chest
! nut Grove cottage in Dingmai
} township, returned to her hom
, Monday. Her departure is regret
I, ted by her many acquaintences.
Ed Mott the stvarnistn abOut pix