Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-09-16
PERSONAL.

his sister Carrie, of N. Y, visited
their former schoolmate, Mrs. Geo.
Dnuman, recently. Although resi-
dents of the county, this was their
first visit to Milford.
, Miss Emma Gehrke, of N. Y and
Charles Bender and wife, of Jersey
City, are spending a couple of weeks
with Treasurer Daumann. Mrs.
Bender is a niece of Mrs. Daumann.
Anna Kreiger, of Greentown, who
has been spendiUg several weeks
very pleasantly in Milford visiting
relatives, returned to her home this
week.
Fred Klaer, a student at Amherst,
returned last Saturday to his work.
John G.. Millcr and wife, of New
ark, are visiting their son, Charles
c., in Westfall
Mrs. o. S. Twist and daughter
Marion P, of Passaic, are visiting
the family of j. w. Palmer, in West
fall.
Andrew Kleinhaus, of Beldivere,
N. j., was in atten dance at the
funeral of his brother, Jacob last
Friday. Mary who has charge of
ward in st. Lukes Hospital and
Mrs. Emma VanEtten and daugh-
ter Eva, of N. Y. Edgar, of Hoboken
n. j. and John, of Blooming Grove,
were also present at the last sad
rites over their father
Mrs. L. r. Mott and daughter, of
Ellenville, were at Milford last Fri
day and went from here TO Lacka-
waxen to attend the funeral of M.
S. Kimble.
Andrew Yetter, of Blairstown,
was in Pike this week looking after
his lumber interests.
Sanford Schiels, who polished
shoes here during the summer, left
Milford last Saturday for New York
in the care of Catholic priest, who
placed him iE an Orphans home, in
that city.
G. B. Drake, the artist, and John
p. Everitt, Esq, who have been
spending the heated term at the
pimmick House, returned to N. Y.
last Sunday.
Aaron Goldsmith, ESQ, City So
licitor, P. S. Dyer, Fred Green aud
f. A. March Jr., wheeled up the
valley and spent last Sunday at the
Hotel Fauchere.
George White, of New York, a
member of the 71st, is spending
part of his sixty days furlough at 1.
A. Watts. He was at the front at
Santiago and his brother next him
in the ranks was killed
Frank Crissman, Senatorial can
didate, went to Stroudsburg Wed
nesday to attend the convention.
He took as his conferees j. G. West
brook, Jr.. G.. A. Swepenizer, and
Hon. John G.. Houck.
Dave Chapmin, A. Q. Wallace
and Frank Cross have been camp
ing this week at Browns Mill in
/ Porter.
Richard Humbert and family left
town Monday for Brooklyn. He
will engage in the manufacture of
sherried cheese, a business he built
up and which promises excellent re
turns.
Robert Strutbers and son Vivian,
will leave to-day friday for Brook
lyn, where they expect to remain
for some time.
Charles Whitesell, of Dingmans
has gone to Nebraska where he ex,
lpects to take charge of ranch
owned by him.
Miss Lulu Schorr was the recipi
ent of Remington wheel last Thurs
day, which was the gift of an aunt
w. H, Stoddard and constable w
S. Van Auken, of Lehman were a
Milford Thursday.
James w. Pinchot returned t.
Gray Towers this week.
Mrs. F. A. Westfall and Miss Ly
dia Brown will go to the sea shor,
for two weeks vacation.
The Bull and Klaer families of thu
Borough were joined at MarienfelC
camp Wednesday by the family o
G. F. Van Inwegen, of Port Jervis
and all enjoyed a picnic with j. c
Bull and wife.