Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-20
PERSONALS.

AhN biAN AhAH WYNN
Hon. j J Hart and wife have re
turned from trip South
Mrs. q. Fl. Van Wyck ls enjoying
visit to Washington d. G.
Wilson S. Van AuBeu, of Lehman,
was Mt the county seat Monday.
Theodore F. Baker, of New York,
made an Easter call his parents here.
Mr.. Dobson, of Bethlehem, Pa,
was a recent guest at Brookside Vii
la.
Miss Ann Baker expects to go soon
on visit with relatives at White
Plains, n. Y.
Messrs. Tucker and McClain, of
New York, were Hotel Schanno
guests over Sunday.
A Bertrend and wife of Raymonds-
kill Valley, are spending "A couple of
weeks IN New York.
Miss Addie Scott, of Port Jervis,
was a guest with the family of Hy
II. Baker Esq. during this week
The Adams family, of Hunting
Towers, was IN Milford Sunday. at
tending church and calling on
friends.
George Wheeler, connected with
the Turf, Field and Farm, of New
York, is enjoying few days respite
in town.
Henry VanEtten inspector of milk
or the Borden company at Wassaic
N Y. visited his parents in Delawa-
re this week.
A d. Brown and wife who have
spent the winter in Florida returned
home Monday evening both much
benefited in health.
l. W. Armstrong and family, of
New York, were in Milford several
days the former part of the week &,
and attended the wedding.
Rev. Thomas Nichols and Elder
William Mitchell attended the meet
ing of Presbytery held at Washing
tonville, N Y, this week.
Miss Blanche Bidlack and Mrs
Otto Pelz, of New York, came up
this week TO attend the wedding,
returning home Wednesday.
L. F. Hafner and wife, Mrs. DR..
Kelly and daughter, Mrs. A. Lewis,
John McCarty and r. Malone took
the excursion to New York Sunday
Walter S. Angle having completed
his first year at the jefferson Medical
College and passed very satisfactory
examination is home for the vacation.
Miss Carrie Daumann. of Milford
Tsp. after spending some weeks
with friends at Susquehanna and
Binghampton returned home last
Saturday
DIR. ii. f. Emerson and wife, after
a trip of some weeks to Jamaica, re-
turned this week delighted and re-
freshed with their journey in tho
southern cline.
Mr.. Wilson, of Lancaster, Pa, il
at J. g. Bulls, in the township, thi.
week arranging to bring number
of boys to spend the summer Al
Marianfeld camp.
Mrs. j. De F. Brewer, of New
York, was recently at the Dimmicl
House for week returning home
Wednesday. She expects to return
later and remain during the sum
mer.
Simon P Kase, who for manl
years has been identified with thu
project of & railroad in this valley
and was President of the Lehigh ant
Eastern when grading was done il
1874 at several places along the lin
in this county was at Milford Tues
day talking railroad.
Geo. Armstrong and Howard Poll
Ion leave next Monday via the d. l.
& w. r. r. on their trip to Seattl
from which point they will embarl
on a ship for Cape Nome. They Wi
take an abundance of supplies an
expect to handle a shovel and pick /
search of the precious metal. Thei
friends wish for their abundant su,
cess.
William H Dirgman, looking we
and prosperous. formerly of Dela
ware Tsp, and for the past tweat
years a resident of Columbus Ohio
is visiting friends here. His viii
died last January and his thre
children being all comfortably sci
tied and prospering in the ives
! he contemplates seeking a res
dence in this section and may spen
u the remainder of his days near I'll
scenes of his youth.
t W. II. Shipman, Beardsley. Mimi
1 under oath. says he suffered from d,
y spepsia for twenty-five years. Do
tors and dieting gave but lite relic
> Finally he used Kodol dyspepsia cui
and now eats what he likes and I