Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-06-03
PERSONAL.

ulONutI vi DAOuu Dts
Jas. r. Bull, of New York, called
on friends in Milford a few days
since.
S. D. Van Campen and family, of
Deckertown, were guests in town
Monday.
Major William Fisher and wife,
of N. Y, are registered at the Dim
mick House.
Prothonotary and Mrs. j. G..
Westbrook visited at Blooming
Grove this week.
DR.. H. b. Reed entertained the
Doctors Club at the Anchorage
Tuesday evening.
George Leber, a well-known sum-
mer visitor here, is again domiciled
at the Hotel Shanno.
John Zimmerman, owner of a
handsome country place in Della
ware, visited Milford last Saturday.
Mrs. Kate McCown has returned
home after visit with her sister,
Mrs. Clovis Loreanx, in Brooklyn,
NY.
DIR. Horace Beemer and Cashier
George Smith, of Newton, N. j.,
spent Memorial Day with friends in
Milford.
E. L. Van Etten, formerly Of Port
Jervis, now auditor on a Vermont
railroad, visited Milford over last
Sunday.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson, of Waver-
", N. Y, has been for the past
week at Milford, with her mother,
Mrs. Haggerty.
Miss Todd and Miss Gallagher, of
New York, spent a few days recent
ly with the family of W. V. Hilliard
on Broad street.
Mrs. H. G. Williamson and Miss
Lydia Brown attended the G. E..
Convention held at Smithfield, Mon
roe Co., Thursday
Dunham Gregory was in New
York Tuesday and purchased a
horse and harness for his already
we'll equipped stables.
Harvey Klaer, who is now stud
ent in Princeton Theological Semin-
airy, will preach in Olivet Chapel, at
Easton, during the Summer.
Mrs. Tennie Westbrook and
daughter Millie, of Ridgewood, N.
j., visited with the family of Prothy.
John G. Westbrook this week.
Mrs. S. M. Haggerty, whose ILL
ness has been noted, seems to be
gradually declining. Her great age
initiates strongly against recovery.
Miss Carrie E. Pelton has gone
for months visit with relatives
and friends in New York and
Brooklyn. We hope for her a
pleasant sojourn.
j. H. Ludwig, of Montague, the
versatile newspaper correspondent,
displayed his appreciation of the oc-
casion by attending church here
last Sabbath evening.
Norman Andruss. of New York,
who has for several days been Wis
iting his uncles, John w. and Will
liam Kilsby, of Delaware, return
ed home Wednesday.
Levi Van Etten, of Montague,
who has suffered for some months
with a cancer on his face, now lies
in a very critical condition and his
death is daily expected.
Charles Klaer, who is Superinten-
dent of a large spoke factory at
Eddyville, KY, visited his brother,
Hon. Jacob Klaer, over last Sunday
and returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Susie Saivaidge left town
Monday for a months visit among
relatives in New Jersey. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs,
A. It. seeley, who will return in a
few days.
Geo. M. Wells, of Port Jervis, has
gone to Muscatine, Iowa, where he
will be employed in a large manu-
factory of cereals, managed by Mr.
Frank Sawyer, at one time a resi-
dent of Milford
Nat. Detrick, mail clerk in the
Waldorf, N. Y, and ]. Cliff Blan.
chard, who is employed in a large
job Office in the same city, enjoyed
a short vacation over Decoration
Day, in Milford.
Col. ]. E. Bloom, formerly con
nected with a scheme for building g
railroad down the valley, was last
week sworn in as Captain and AS.
-sistant Adjutant General of Volun.
teers. He organized the Blue ani
'Grey's First Regiment, Lafayette
Post Brigade, N. Y.
Hon. G. A, Smith, ex-Sheriff anC
sex- Representative of Pike, after an
absence Of several years. visitet
with the family of e. Shepherd i,
Delaware and also at Milford thii
week He axuaefa 10 ramain her,