Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-12-14
DlNGMAN'S FERRY.

horses shoes sharp.
Mrs Gilbert Heater is very iii at
her home with complaint long
standing.
John Crone will take charge of
Mrs. judges farm next spring 1t
is near Beunywater Pond.
William Benson had large shoot. |
ing match last Saturday afternoon
at which Charles Simpson carried
off the prize.
The boys in this section are very
busy with their traps this fall.
G. Y Crone and son expect to go
to Montague soon to spend couple
of weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
John Shepherd how has two good
wells on his premises.
Filley Judge is home for a few
days visit and will soon return to
New York for the winter.
The revival meetings at Coles
school house continued this week.
Success should crown these efforts
to turn people into the right way
of living.
viii Crone has commenced on his
tie job for Mrs. Judge and will have
work all winter making ties and
cutting fire wood. S. y.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Reading an old paper recently
concerning the effort of Rev. SHIELD
on in Kansas to edit u paper as
Christ would do. We were Impress
ed with the idea that if every one
would make the attempt to follow
in His footsteps exactly many more
souls would be saved, but one incon.
.giruty would be that Christ never
married.
Van Etten Bros. do not deal in
ties this winter. Our active max.
ers are on contracts and do not cut
their own timber. Struble is buy.
ing and that will leave few for this
place.
We observe among the items of
Sunday observer that a whiskey vat
was open down here about election
time That is-one of the fertilizers
which keeps the spot green.
Wolf Bros steam mill is working
on Donaldson S timber.
Porkers are scarce down this way
Many pigs died last spring apparent.
ly from some epidemic disease.
The rain started the wheels OF
our grist mill few days ago.
Jersey roads must be muddy
judging from the amount of sol
sticking TO vehicles coming over the
river.
Cow buyers will need to come
early next spring to secure stock
The practise of selling calves will
the COWS depletes the supply.
Members of the fence club woult
like to know whether cooperative
cattle sales at Lackawaxen last yeal
were successful.
Kafir corn and Sofa beans arr
said to be good substitute for coffee
roasted and prepared the same way
The A. d. Brown saw mill in Por
ter has been moved a mile further
up the creek Call on the boy
when in that section you will b,
welcome. =
Mrs. D. H Middaugh is sufferin!
with felon on her hand.
Irving Angle has struck fint
vein of water in his we'll.
Thomas Shepherd, of New York
spent last Sunday with his brother
1.-THE home of John.
Mrs. Isaac Smith is very ill will
pleurisy and pneumonia.
Mrs. Jas B. Angle has gone {,
New York for an operation on he
face.
Girls capable of cooking and doin,
house work we'll are in good de
mand.
A family reunion was held at D
v. Jagger's Thanksgiving. Their
was a grand dinner followed by al
old style farmers dance in the ev
eniDg.
Miss Fame Helms, of Rattlesnake
has recently been visiting with tn
family.
Isaac w. VanGorden and wife, 0
Matamoras, recently called on oil,
friends in this township, which TO
many years was their home.
Mrs. Ignace Mercer after spendin'
couple of months at Ar'ltornish
has returned to her home at New
Haven. CT.
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