Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-02-11
PERSONAL.

win Ryder of Pond Eddy was in
town on business Monday
Ed McMurray, of New York is
visiting relatives in Milford
Hugh O. Brodhead, collector of
Delaware, was in Milford Monday
DR., w Egle has been reappointed
State Librarian by Governor Hast
ings.
Oscar M. Brink, of Yonkers, n.
Y, returned home last week for
the winter
Charles Westbrook an Erie con-
ductor was killed by a pusher en-
gine at Port Jervis last Thursday.
Mrs. George M. Quick, of Schoco-
pee, suffered paralytic stroke last
Saturday night and is seriously i'll.
Miss Lizzie Sinner has return cd
from an extended visit with her
uncle Jos. A. Buckley, of Dingmans
Miss Mary Heater and Alexander
Dunning, both of Milford We're
married at Port Jervis last Friday
DR.. William c. Cattell, ex-presl-
dent of Lafayette College, is lying
seriously i'll at his Phila lslphiI
home.
ID. d. Rosencrance and son, Of
Delaware, visited Milford Wednes-
day and made a pleasant call at this
Office.
Carlton Lawson a sewing machine
agent has been swindling StrOuds-
burg merch ants by means of worth
less checks.
w. E. Scott, of Port Jervis, is
modestly accepting congratulations
of friends, over the arrival of II
daughter at his home.
Henry Ludwig, MOntague's vorsl -
tile newspaper correspondent, az
cOmpaniel by his wife, viSite at
w. L. Boyds last Sunday.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson, with her
son, Paul, returned last week from
Waverly, N. Y, where they have
been several wee ks visiting.
DR.. Kenworthy, since his advent
in Milford, has been a very busy
hittls llO 10 INV POI III thChpiJ W.
Gated at his home on Hartford stree.
There was no half way busine IS
about the young lady boarder who
came to sojourn with NJ S, Quinn
last Sunday evening. Her stay will
be permanent.
Prof Henry L. Beemer, of New.
ton, has been busy this week IL
town doctoring the pianos, and at.
tuning their internal gear to more
harmonious measures.
Prof G. S. Pierce, who has beer
spending several weeks at his form
er home on the Port Jervis road left
last Friday for Cambridge, Mass.
where his brother resid
E. s. Wolf, the lumber nan, has
bought of the Plnchots what is
known as the Cherry Place, on
which there is a fine growth of
white oak. This will be converted
into lumber.
Josiah f. Terwilliger, a well.
known resident of Rowlands, has
been for several days, and still is
seriously ill with pneumonia. His
age SO years is not favorable @ to 4
speedy recovery.
Ex- Congressman James Kerr and
Howard Mutchler are sail TO be in.
terested in project to bull d ar
electric road between ElstOn and
Bethlehem a distance of II miles
The contract for the rails will be
given at once.
DIR. +. b. Wenner, who for the
past five years has gone i'll aad out
of Milford homes relieving the sicE
aud bringing sunshine to many fam.
lilies departed Wednesday for his
new field in Philadelphia, He take
with him the best wishes of numer-
Gus friends for success.
A party of substantial and rep
resentative business men of Porl
Jervis, with their wives, enjoyed
one evening last week. the terrapir
and accompaniments in courses
down to the crackers, cheese and
coffee for which the Crissmar
House is celebrated.
Frank Marvin, Jr., formerly o.
this county but for some months il
the employ of the Y. M. C. A. al
Cincinnati, was married in that city
yesterday. He will make his future
home i'll Boon, Iowa, where he has
accepted a position as secretary of {
similar association.