Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-08-24
PERSONALS.

hon. Wm. Mitchell made a busi-
ness trip to Phila. this week.
John c. Cornelius who has been
travelling in Texas was in Milford a
day this week.
Truman Dodson, of Bethlehem,
Pa, has been a recent guest at
Brookside villa
Fred Henry and wife, of Bridge
port, Ct, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. VIM. Nc Gown.
Mrs. Clovis Loreaux, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, and two children are visiting
the family of VIM. NcCown.
Miss Eva Van Ettep. afiera pleas
ant visit h ere aud at Blooming
Grove, returued home Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Roe, of Branch vile,
made brief visit this week with
the family of John G. Westbrook
w H. Cuddeback, popular fire
man on the Erie, spent a couple of
days rusticating in town this week.
Miss Katharyn Brodhead, of
Washington d, c., has arrived in
Milford for her accustomed outing
r. " Slauson, of Bowling Green,
Ohio, who visited relatives here for
week recently, has returned home.
The Misses Mabel Armstrong and
Elsie Mott were guests at a large
house party at Hunting Towers last
week
The family of s. G. Van der Beck,
of Hacbeusack, N Y, after a visit
of some weeks with Ebenezer War
ner, Jeturaed home this week.
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Brink, of
New York, are very agreeable addi-
ditious to the large and lively crowd
of boarders at The Homestead.
A number of Young people chap
oroued by Mrs. j. d. B;ddis aud
Mrs. j II. Vac Etten epjoyed a
drive to Nichecrouk Pond yester-
day.
Miss Hulduh Bull aud Blanche
Cross are visiting friends in Orange
county and will also visit Strouds-
burg before returning home a month
hence.
Word received from l.. w. Arm
strong, who recently went to Port
land, Maine. for his bealth, is not
reassuriug and he has left that place
for sojourn elsewhere.
Joseph Boileau, an employee at
the Hoffman House, N. Y, who has
been speeding sometime with his
father in Dingman township, re-
turned to The city Tuesday
Dr.. Preston Frazer, who spent
part of last week in Philadelphia,
has returned to his camp at Edge
mere, where number of people from
that city are enjoying the summer
Mrs. Hugh O'Doouell, wife of a
Brooklyn Building Inspector, with
her daughter, Mamie, and Miss Min
ie Rutherfc rd, of the same city, are
spending a couple of weeks with the
family of r. Struthers on Water st.
Mrs. Jennie M Westbrook, daugh-
ter Millie, Of Ridgewood, N. j., and
Howard I emott, of Hackensack, N
j arrived in town last Saturday and
went out to Groschs, Nichecronk
Pond, where they will spend couple
of weeks.
Miss Virgie Wallis, who has spent
several summers here is again dom
iciled in town. Her father was
foTmecly New Yock journalist and
is the author of the poem compound
ed cf Ind;an names called the Lakes
OF Maine"
G. d. Fuller, with his wife, OF
Berseford, South Dakota, who has
been in the w st twenty five years
is making an extended visit with
friends and relatives IN this and ad
joining couuties. He was born il
Wayne county and is a son of Hen
ry Fuller, and a nephew of oul
townsman Nathan Fu ler.
Hon. Jacob Klaer is building {
large silo on his farm in Westfal
township.
The approaches to the bridge a
Dingmans are about completed anC
the structure will be opened fo
travel to morrow evening.
1t is reported that Jervis Gordoi
has boughta housein Port Jervis ant
will soon remove to that town.
Mrs. Maria Andrews will occup,
the Barnes house on Hartford stree
after Sept. l..
John e, Potter, Esq, OF Pittsburg
searcher of titles for the State wa
: at Milford this week.
A number of large bass are nov
: being caught in the river Norma
Andruss took one at Dingmans TIN
: week which weighed five pounds