Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-08-05
MONTAGUE.

lnefe was not mucn going OH ldSb WICK
which came to our notice, so won't have
to write much.
City people are slow about coming to
Montague this summer so we have TO get
along without them.
Miss Helen Fletcher, OF New York.
who is stopping at Shady Glen presented
the Congregation Of the Reformed Church
with twenty five hymnals. She also con
ducts a Sabbath school at Millville every
Sabbath afternoon at three o'clock
A couple Of theological students are ex-
pected at Shady Glen this week.
Mrs. j. Bosler is at Long Island City
being treated for hip disease by special
ist
Mrs. Anna chutz spent last week in
New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, of Middle
town, visited friends here last week.
Every one is speculating. Where is Lee
Kytes
Mrs Ida Wlckham, of Matamoras, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Cole
The L. A. S. are making preparations
for their annual midsummer fair. Tit
for tat. little given little required. One
good turn deserves another, which is Il
good rule to go by but, alas, too often we
nre so selfish.
| Joseph feels full of laughter. Some
chap so deeply interested in hold ing hi'
girl from falling out of the wagon allowed
his newly painted wagon to come into
too close contact with, "A rock Result ,
ba dly scratched wheel
Did you ever go up Lovers Lanse
Did you ever sit under the stars al
night and watch them grow dim as day
light appears, hear the buzz of the festive
mosquito around your ears, hear tn,
smartest rooster in the nelghborhood give
his morning call. If you have you know
what it is to enjoy nature.
The first dance of the season will bt
held ON the Riverside platform this Fri
day evening Aug 9TH.
1t is queer some people are always hav
ing trouble If not of one kind thei
of another OF course they always blam,
the other fellow, being unwilling to adm
that they themselves are ever wrong
Some think the PRESS is too plain spokeI
sometimes. Well what of It, The peopl,
like facts and above all plain truth. o
course 1t is not always policy to tell every
thing you know in newspaper tina
, would be striking too tender spot
,,,o,, -, AL, Zoo, ,,,,,oix ,,J,li
ed to the Editor of the PRESS for the ia
vor shown us Saturday. Well try ant
return it.
Kerr Bros. are supplying Port Jervl
with lots of sweet corn. Reinehard
Bros. also are supplying their customer
with all they need If you peed truck Of
any kind just come to Montague.
Funny world this It's full of all kind
of people. For instance you find maj
unable to do any manual labor, he can
stand the heat, it's too much to walk
mile, but yet it is no labor to row boa
on the river nearly all day loaded with fai
friends, but then that is labor of Low
which sunbeams don't ahect.
, A pretty good shower laid the dust owe
here Saturday afternoon. Some corn
fields look as if a roller had passed owe
them The soaker we had at night settle,
the dust bis for Sunday
The amount Of insurance paid to tn
heirs of the late Benjamin Cole of thi
town was s., 1856. He was insured in tn
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
Joseph Westbrook, of Port Jervls, calle,
down here Sunday. Thomas Duttno'
J smiling face was also seen here at tn
same time. Thomas looks sharp after tn
r interests of the Register.
GUESTS AT RIVERSIDE.
Robert DE Lay, wife, and son Robert
Joseph Murphy, wife, family, and nurse
of N. Y, Harry Hinternhoff, J. Hoffman
and wife, G. Brodmerkel wife, and child
5 Hoboken, N. j., Jos. Gosling, Brooklyn
NAIL KEG.