Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-09-30
LAYTON.

A reunion of the 1st Regiment N. j
Cavalry will be held at the Van Houten
Post rooms in Jersey City Oct 18th
1t is said one wants to go away from
home for news. In this connection the
Lafayette correspondent Of the Vantage
Recorder announces the marriage of Frank
Depue, of Sandyston. now teaching school
at Lafayette, to Miss Rhodes, of Yer
non, to take place Oct. 4.
Daniel b. baltimore lately returned
from fortnights visit among relatives in
Penn's domain, spending a considerable
poction of the time in the vicinity Of
Scranton.
A paper is in circulation for subscrip-
tions to Pastor w. H. Burleys salary, and
the list is said to be assuming generous
proportions already. AS it is more blessed
TO give than to receive, it is an open ques-
tion as to who will revel in the greatest
bliss, the brethren who are liberal, or the
dominic who is the receptive.
At the Democratic primary last Satur-
day Hon. K. e. Smith was chosen as
delegate to the State Convention at Treu-
bOh 0tpbs 80 ahh OOhh ~ ah A'iNNAS ~
Newton Oct 6, the former to nominate a
candidate for Governor, and the latter to
nomin nate candidate for Congress in the
4th Congressional District.
H. r. Montross and Jake Van Tassel
thought they had a call to go to N Y. last
week I wonder If they did? They went
all the same.
The Boards of Registry and Elections,
the candidates for office this fall. and the
electors even, will find matter to interest
them In an "Act to regulate elections,
(Revision OF 1s9S)" Chapter 1S9 of the
Pamphlet Laws OF New Jersey Also
note the repealers contained in Chapter
40.
-. V. Major and II E. Montross last
week set the pace for the bass fishermen
this month, by returning from the Della
ware with good square mess.
We learn that De Alton Dillistin, the
able correspondent and collector for the
Gazette, reports collections especially
good in Sandyston.
A potpie supper is to be held this Thurs
day evening in the Centreville church
presumably for the benefit of the Rev.
W H Burley.
John j. Van Sickle is buying apples on
pretty large scale for an off year, having
bought at least eight craloads up TO this
date. They will be shipped to such east
ern cities this year as the state of the mar
ket may indicate, and as fast as the differ
ent varieties are in season.
At the hearing in the case of John
Garlss, of Hainesville, vs.. Benz. Drake, OF
Layton, before Squire Fuller, at Hatnes-
Vile, last Friday, the suit was dismissed
Much surprise is expressed, and there Is
quite differences of opinion as to the cor
rectness of the Squire's position do not
presume TO criticize the action OK the
Court. as I was not there, but II an i'm
portant witness had honored his subpoena
it might have put different complexion
on matters. There is evidently colored
gentleman In de woodpile somewhar.
Burson Dupue, of Hainesville, tesnina
ted his vacation on Friday, and left for a
term In business college at Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mrs. Rschard Kent, who has been visit
ing the family OF Harry Bensley during
the last fortnight, for her health, returned
to her homo in Newark, last Saturday,
without the anticipated Improvement.
Religious missionary work, and more
particularly foreign missions, as fostered
by the churches, and as a growth of re-
liRious system based upon the Bible, Will
be given some attention as business cares
relax, and the winter evenings give time
for. the necessary research. Few realize
what wealth Of literature has been pub
Iished, and is available to the student who
desires to know the evidence ON both
sides Of the cas- before rendering judg
ment. II
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