Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15
PERSONALS.

er PAUL
Dr. l.. Deplasse was in town over
last Sunday.
Charles Mayne and milyandagain
occupying "Villa Ina.v
E. +. Peters, of Bushkill, paid
call to the town Monday.
Hon. John A. Kip, Of New York,
was home day this week.
c. Swartout of Brancbville, was in
town few days this week.
Theodore +. Baker, of New York,
was at his home over last Sunday.
Henry Dewitt and wife were guests
of Mrs. c. A. Beardsley ON George
street Monday.
DR.. j. H. Shull and R. Il. Swartz,
of Stroudsburg attended the land
sales here Monday.
Mrs Richard Blizzard and son are
visiting hor parents f. Berthoud and
wife on Hartford street.
L. B. Westbrook, of Dingmans
Ferry, was here recently looking aft
ter a situation in our schools.
G.. e. Melius aud family are now
occupying the cottage next the Saw
kill House on Hartford street.
Charles Maync and two friends
with Leon Schanno drove up from
New York to Milford recently.
Frederick Mink, of Lehman, p.
b. Clark Esq. and G, w. Cortright,
of Porter, were in town Monday.
Charles Zimmerman arrived in
town Saturday and will occupy the
Deplasse cottage for the summer.
George r. Bull, who has just grad
uated from the Law Department of
the U, P. arrived home this week.
Hon. John A. Kipp brought par
ty here this week to whom he sold
the McMullin farm in Milford town
ship.
The Misses Emma Kipp and Esther
Kellam, of Hawley, were guests of
Mrs. F. Gumble lew days this
week
There being yellow fever in his
regiment George Nyce has not re-
joined it and recently visited his
mother here
DIR. II. b. Reed, alternate delegate,
will attend the Republican National
Convention to be held in Philadelph-
ia next week.
w. F. Chol went to New York this
week and witnessed the prize con.
test with gloves at Coney Island
Thursday night.
Frank and Robert VanWhy, of
Stroudsburg, agents for labor saw
ing device for women, were in town
a few days this week.
G. w. Pierson, of Blooming Grove,
r. w. Smith, Esq, of Palmyra,
and IL. NJ. Atkinson, of -Hawley,
were at Milford Monday.
Rev. DR.. McKensie, of Port Jer-
Wis, will preach in the Presbyterian
church here next Sunday morning.
There will be no service in the even
ing.
Dennis Mclaughlin and family, of
Jersey City, arrived in town this
week and are now domiciled in
their summer home on upper Broad
.street.
f. II. Newman, of Jersey city, who
has been visiting his fatherin Bloom
ing Grove, was in town Monday in
company with Richard Deitz, OF
Matamoras.
Rev. Thos. Nichols and wife went
to Owego, N. Y, Wednesday for a
ten days visit. Miss Susan Nichols
will visit her friend, Miss Grey, in
Pittston.
John Wohlfarth and Petzold, OF
Shohola. were ON business matters
hereTuesday. The latter was owner
Of the house burned recently in thai
township.
Miss May Reed, accompanied by
her father, H. b. Reed, went tt
New York this week and Wednes
day sailed for Europe whero she will
spend the summer travelling
DIR. Bauer. of Boyerstown Pa. whit
is rusticating in Greene township ;
! few weeks for health, was in tow
: yesterday with Judge Houck wh'
came to hold court They drove owe
Mrs. H. G.. Williamson has gon
I on a visit to Branchville ard iron
thence to New York. A persisten
J rumor says that she may ere Ion
became so attached elsewhere as t
: leave our town for a permanep
/ residence in New Jersey.
MILLINERY SALE.