Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
PERSONALS.

Iuul ocnannO, OF ObfouuSDuTBi WIS
in town Tuesday.
Miss Lila B. Van Etten has return
ed to Bridgeport, CT.
Sheriff e. Vandermark attended
court at Newburg this week
Miss May Reed returned home this
week from her trip to Europe.
The Bluff House closes tomorrow
after a very successful season.
Mrs. Gotifrled Weiland is visit
ing her son at Long Eddy, N. Y.
Clyde Kipp is on visit to his
aunts nt Honesdale and Waymart.
Hon, John A. Kipp made a busi-
ness visitat Stroudsburg this week.
Mrs Rudolph has returned after
visiting her son at Sag Harbor, LII.
j G. Grasmuk's s mother of New
York, is visiting him, ON Hartford st.
Mrs. Bender, of Jersey city, is
visiting the family of Geo. Dauman.
DR.. Joseph II Shull and son, OF
sst..-...-i-.l-..-ss,-a.s-. sun
day.
james Bennett, of the p j. Gaz-
cite has been spending the week in
town.
Miss Alice Ryman is spending a
few days with friends at Ocean
Grove.
Thomas Whitney, of New York, is
visiting his mother at the Jardon
House.
Joseph Percival and wife, of New
York, are here spendinga two weeks
vacation.
Bertha Kleinhans, of Blooming
Grove, is visiting her friend. Miss
Edith Lewis.
Mrs. Emma G. Baker, of New
York, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Augustus Grosch, of Jamica, L. /.
visited his father at Nichecronk a
day this week.
A. Y. Seeley has been visiting Ills
son, Silas, who is not in the best of
health, at Plainfield this week.
Henry Kelmel and friend Ernest
Frick, of New York, are visiting at
Glensido cottage on Hartford street.
Mrs. S. A. Salmon, who has been
visiting in town several weeks has
returned to her home in New York.
Mrs Anna Blatt, formerly OFT, OF
Newark, N. j., is visiting relatives
in Delaware, her former home, this
week.
Norman Harsell, business mnuag.
er of the Turf Field and Farm, OF
New York, was u guest with hi:
family this week.
Chris Hermann ana wife visited
relatives down in Lehman few
days last week and also attended
the Monroe county fair.
Mrs. Unsworth, Mrs. Bonsell, DR.
II E. Emerson and wife and Mr.
Davis, of New York, spent a pleas
ant day at Brink Pond Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Wieland, of Long Ed
dy, who has been visiting her par
ents, d. II. Predmore aud wife il
Montague for several days returned
home Tuesday.
Ex-Treas. Dauman and wife will
leave tomorrow for a visit in Scran
tou dn1 with friends in Gceeue aut
Mrs. Bender, who has been thei
guest, will return home to New
York.
Hon. ]. J. Hart, G. A. Swepenise
Treas. g. F. Rowland, John Engle
hart, of MatamOras, J. @. Bull ant
Josiah F. Terwilliger left yesterda.
to attend the Democratic congress
ional convention which meets at tn
United States Hotel in Easton toda,
at II O'Clock.
The President aud Mrs. Nc Kinle,
went to Somerset, Pa, to atteod tn
marriage of their neice, Miss Nabe
Nc Kinley and. unless there is som
unexpected change IN the situatio
in China, which is now waiting o
the action of the powers. they wi
go from Somerset to Canton, for
short stay before returning I
I Washington. Gen. Chaffee has bee
4 ordered to hold his troops in read
< ness TO leave Pekin at any time. =
y P. G. Rutan has opened his bicyci
r and repair shop on Broad stree
= where may be found a good stock {
!. wheels and sundries, and an expel
fenced workman in charge to mai
necessary repairs.
For Ladies', Misses and Chill
rens' fine shoes and ties go to
Armstrong e. Co.