Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-11-23
BRIEF MENTION.

Ill d6 uer nome On Ann SVfee6.
Minnie Beck who went to New
York recently, is i'll in a hospital
there.
Fred Lockwood is moving in part
of the Daumann house on Centre
square.
A telegram was received this
morning saying that John q. Corne-
Illus is dead.
Mrs John C.. Hissnm is reported
dangerously i'll at her son L. B.
Hissams home.
The Herald says the New York
Central is about to absorb the Erie
and Wabash systems.
Paul Ryder, a clerk in Mitchell
Bros, store has been quite ill this
week and confined to his room.
Leo, the large st. Bernard dog at
tached to Hotel Fauchere, died last
night presumably from poison.
B. e. Brown has been confined to
his room several days this week
with a severe attack OF stomach
trouble.
Charles Nobs. of Dingman town
ship will close his summer residence
next week and go to Newark, N. j.,
for the winter.
The dwelling of Mrs. Isabella
Hemingway situated near Burchers
Glen in Lackawaxen Tsp. was burn
ed with its contents Nov. 10.
Clarence Angle and DR.. Won der
Heyde killed fine doe near Button
rock in Milford township Tuesday,
1t dressed 1876 pounds.
John Wolf. the uptown shoe max
er, will soon occupy a room in the
Wells building as a shoe store, and
a Chinese laundry will be installed
in part of the same building
w. w. Shearer, of Chicago, a son
in-law of Fl. B. Wells, died at PLAT
ka, Florida, Friday Nov. 16 of COD
sumption. The remains were taken
to his late home and the funeral
held last Morday.
The Republican club at meeting
Tuesday evening resolved to rent
two rooms in the new Wells build
ing ON Hartford street for reading
and Club purposes and they will be
Immediately fitted up for occupancy
The entertainment IN Brown S
Hall Thanksgiving night under the
auspices of the Presbyterian organ
fund association, first of the series,
promises to be excellent and well
worth the price. Bitter however
buy season ticket, only 81 and
make sure of attending them all.
Louis Briard had another engage.
ment in the lock up one day last
week growing out of family troubles.
1t was charged that he created dis
turbance while some what unter the
influence of too much booze, and was
compelled by Officer Wood to under.
go SOLDERING process. 1t cost him
five dollars and a substantial promise
to support his family.
A telegram from Kansas City
where John g Cornelius has beer
for some time sick in ahospital with
typhoid fever and from which he was
supposed to be valescing, say:
that pneumonia has set in and thai
he was in very precarious condi
tion. His wife. accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Frank Hallet left Wed
nesday for his bedside.
John l.. Sutphen who owned tn,
place in Delaware township in Ad
ans creek formerly owned by Theo
Wernwag, and who has built sever
al dams for the propagation of fish
and lately commenced the erection
of large summer residence on tn,
property, died at his home in New
York Saturday of pneumonia, age'
about seveuty-tive years.
The L. A, S. of the Presbyterian
congregation held the first meeting
of the season in the church parlor
Tuesday evening. There was a goo
attendance and all enjoyed the irno
vation of the cake and coffe with tn
presence of a number of the NAL
members OF the congregation Thi
adds a social feature to these affair
, which no doubt will prove both pre-
fitable and advantageous.
DIR. w. H. Lewis, Lawrencevllle
Va, writes, II am using kodol dy
spepsia our in my practice anon
severe casses of Indigestion and fin
lit an admirable remedy" Man
hundreds Of physicians depend upo
the use of kodol dyspepsia cure i
stomach troubles. 1t digests wha
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