Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-10-28
BRIEF MENTION.

as he should be. will make careful,
painstaking official.
A Christian Endeavor Convention
will be held at the Delaware Water
Gap next week.
The re-orgauized Ladies' Aid of
the Presbyterian Church met this
week at the home of Mrs Helen G.
Heller.
The Peace Jubilee which occurred
in Philadelphia this week was
largely attended and was n fine dis
play of navnl and military forces.
The public schools will be closed
next week while the Institute is in
session. The pupils no doubt need
rest, but part of the vacation of
the older ones conld be very profit
ably employed attending the meet
ings in the Court House. This
might be somewhat of an innovation
but no doubt their presence would
be an attractive novelty.
If your watch needs any repairs
go to Rudolph, the jeweler, Milford,
Pa. If
Hon. w. s. KIRKPATRICK, by his
term of service in Congress, has be-
come familiar with the routine
work, and III ,de himself a recog-
nized figure on the floor of the
House. His speech on the Hawaiian
question, notably, ranked him as
one of the foremost orators in that
body. If a representative is chosen
for expe -ience, fitness, and capacity
to serve his constituents, does he
not embody all the requisites 10 a
far greater degree than either of his
opponents? Then, why not support
him?
Rutnn, the bicycle repairer, will
close his shop in Milford, Pa Nov.
18th. If you want good bicycle
cheap, or any bicycle sundries or
tires, call and see him, as he does
not want tn carry them over. Now
is the tine to bay cheap.
Elmer N. Bensley, son of Com
missioner j, NJ. Bensley, of Egypt
Mills, and Miss Cora M Arnst, a
daughter of S. j. and Hannah Arnst
of the same place were married at
the Presbyterian parsonage in Port
Jervis Sunday, Oct. % by Rev. G.
w. Gillepsie.
A. H. Down, of Taftop, who with
his wife has been visiting friends at
Johnsons, N. Y, and other places
were at Milford Tuesday and called
on Mrs. J. c. Chamberlain to whom
he is related. They made the journey
very comfortably behind a splen-
did pair of iron gray horses which
it would be hard to match in this
section.
Arthur B. McCarty exhibited a
stem of red raspberries green in his
garden on Seventh Street on which
were a number of large green
berries.
Miss Schanno, when walking tC
Milford Monday, found bunch OF
....l1 49,.
Probably the Dispatch will now
correct its statement made in last
weeks issue that Stauffer had not
resigned as Prohibition candidate
for Congress 1t was alone in the
assertion and the informltion given
by the Pass that he had was right
as the official ballot shows.
Webb Goble, while saving piece
of wood in the Erie car shops al
Port Jervis last week, was hit or
the hip by piece of the wood and
considerably injured
hdl EtAOt OoliOs q Oetu5 luOi VI VIZ
late Martin w. and Belinda II
Dingman, died at her home in Ding
mans Ferry, Wednesday morning
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs
q. w. Garretson and Miss F. G.
Dingman.
Col. Roosevelt, Channcy NJ De.
pew and others were accorded {
very enthusiastic reception at Por
Jervis Monday. A large crowd
greeted their arrival and listened
attentively to the excellent speech
es.
A friend, lie long Democrat
VINO has read with cara both thu
Press exposure of Kessler's legisla
tive career, and Sickles farrago o
nonsense in his behalf suggests Mat
7-6 as appropriate for our futur
course, so far as 1. S. is concerned
and we believe our friend is abou
right.
Warren Estabrook, of Susque
hanna, died at his home Monda,
evening of heart disease. His wife
who was Eleanor, daughter of tn
Ia, A t,.,,,. u oin1 Gal, Dao1~a,. =,