Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-04-15
PERSONAL.

John warner is visiting his sister
i'm Hackensacl1 N. j.
Miss Happy Van Wyck is enjoying
"A three weeks vacation in Milford.
Miss Bertha Reed and Miss Pamela
Reed are home for a short vacation.
Lewis Van Aiken, of Lackawaxen,
spent Sunday with relatives, at this
place.
Miss Agnes Hutton of Brooklyn
visited the family of DR.. Reed on
Sunday.
Harry Reed accompanied by his
sister May returned to Brooklyn
Monday.
John Nissan mourns the loss of a
pet COW, and will seek another to re-
place her.
EFF. Peters, of Bushkill, made
brief visit at Milford last Monday,
in the interests of the County S S.
convention.
Mrs. IT. A. Mott is building
small addition to hel house on
Broad street
Herbert Kent is stopping at the
Crissman Honse and enjoyinga a week
vacation from school
Hattie Horto~ and Eta Decker
drove to Newton Saturday afternoon
and returned Sunday.
Mrs Charles H Wood entertained
her S. S. Glass at her home on Ann
street Tuesday evening.
Street Commissioner Schorr has
been busy this week with a gang of
men repairing the street, and clean
ing up Centre Square.
Mrs. JAS. Heller's mother, Mrs.
Clark OF Port Jervis is visiting her
daughter on Broad street.
Miss Hulda Bull has been spending
a few days III Port Jervis at the
home of Mrs. John Lyon.
w. F. Chol has built substantial
board fence aloug the alley, in rear
of premises on Broa st rect.
James w. Pinchot spent several
days this week looking after his
country seat, Grey Towers
Lewis Shaffer, of Lackawaxen,
a half brother of VIM. Nc Cowen,
visited in Milford this week.
Miss Edith Lewis who has been
attending law lectures in New York
City returned home Saturday.
A. H Haight who has charge of
the survey corps for the M & M. R.R.
is at New York.
Mrs. M. F. Beck has improved the
appearance of her premises on
Broad street by a neat picket fence.
Jacob Kleinhans, Professor in a
school at Baltimore, Md spent Easter
vacation at Milford and Blooming
Grove.
Miss Lulu Van Ness, after an ex-
tended visit with relations in Milford
returned to her home at Stanhope,
M. on Saturday.
Miss Blanche Cross, having spent
her Easter vacation here, returned
to Blairstown last Friday to resume
her studies at Blair Hall.
William Harding, who resided in
Dingman Township, and was Super
visor there about fifteen years ago,
now living at Baleville, N. j., Wis
tied his son here last Sunday.
Charles Nobs has returned from
Newark and is again at his Sum.
mer home in Dingman Township,
We are pleased to see that he has
completely regained his health.
Rev. w. R. Neff returned home
from Conference last Saturday anG
held services as usu l on Sunday
His people as we'll as the community
generally are glad to welcome hi.
return.
Carl Maync, owner of a handsome
cottage on Third s5reet, spent Sun
ay at the Hotel Schanno. 1t il
reported that he will make another
large addition to his home in the neal
future.
John A. Whitaker, the venerable
President OF the Merchants Nationa
Bank of Deckertown, is in Il serious
physical condition, and owing t.
his advanced age, little hope is en-
tertained for his recovery.
John c. Watson, principal of thu
Grammar departments Of our schools
with his wife, visited her mothe
Mrs Cole, at Dover, last Monday
Mrs. Coles health which has beel
very precarious is slightly improved
j. H. Watts is making improve
ments to his place on ninth street
: grading, building a trout pond, new
D fences, and putting up substantial
bridge. His commodious house
: fast assuming habitable shape unde
the energetic work of builder seitz