Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-07-06
PERSONALS.

on business last Friday.
John Van Etten is spending two
weeks vacation in Milford.
Walter Angle was in New York
a couple of days this week.
Miss Mabel Kniffen Drake, of
Goshen, is visiting il; town.
J Ed. Soaring, aud wife, of Dover
N. J, called at Milford to-day.
Ed Cahill and wife recently Wis
tied in New York several days.
Dr. Peter Hughes, and family, of
Brooklyn are at Hotel Schanno.
Hon. j. J. Hart and son Percy
visited Manhatten Beach the 4th.
Theodore F. Baker is home from
New York for a summer vacation.
George Armstrong and Howard
Poillon have arrived at Cape Nome.
Judge Van VeHhten and family of
Staten Island are at the Crissman
House.
Robert Struthers, of Brooklyn, is
home with his family for his summer
vacation.
j. c. Grasmuk and family, of New
York, are occupying their cottageon
Hartford street for the summer.
Jacob Fromme and wife, of New
York, nre dcmociled at the Hotel
Fnuchere for the summer.
Cadwalader Bidlle. a prison insp
ector for the State, recently visited
the Jail and found it in good order.
Mrs. G. r. Van Inwegen, Mrs. j.
w Lyon and Mrs George st. John,
of Port Jervis. wore in town Tues
day.
Mrs. j. d. Biddis and daughters,
Helen and Patty, of Washington, ar
rived in Milford to-day to spend the
summer.
Edwin f. Peters, of Bushkill, can
didate for Congress, has been putting
in some work this week in the upper
townships.
Thomas q. Lifts and Mrs Cathar-
inc Eshback, both of Bushkill. were
married Wednesday by w H. Cort-
right Esqaire
Antoinette Myer will teach at the
Utters, Louise Klaer at Union and
Annie Heller at Sawkill in Dingman
township the coming winter,
james S. Walton, connected with
the passenger department of the G.
M. and st. p r. r. in New York
spent the 4th with John VanEtten.
viii Armstrong, employed on the
Iron Age in New York, is, with his
wife, visiting his parents, Milton
Armstrong and wife, on Ann street.
Earle II. Blodgett, who for several
years resided in Manila, and now
contributes articles to some of the
leading magazines, is, with his wife,
stopping at the Bluff House for the
summer.
Curtis Van Der Beck, of Hacken-
sack, N. j. came up with his grand
father, L. Warner, who was in New
York recently, to spend his summer
vacation.
Fred Klaer, who has just gradu-
ated at Amherst college. took the
Wood prize for best improvement
and culture This shows a high
grade Of all round scholarship and
is very distinguished honor. He
expects to enter a school of medi-
cine this fall.
Mrs. Maria Frederika Beck died
suddenly today about eleven O'Clock.
She was in usual health until early
this morning when she was seized
with sickness but rallied. The second
attack came, however and she pass
ed quickly away. An obituary will
appear in our next issue.
+. A. Penniman, of the Honesdale
Citizen, and his wife, accompanied
Hon. G. S. Purdy and wife to Mil
ford this week and enjoyed the seem
cry in the valley. Monday evening
the party dined at Hotel Schanno.
This was Mr.. Pennimans first visit to
Milford and he was greatly pleased
with the town and surroundings.
Among the many who visited i'm
Milford on the 4th were Fred Wilson
and wife at l.. W. Armstrong, on
High St.; George Beck, Of Newark;
at the Nandermark hotel; Halsey b.
Quinn, Of Phila., with Prof. ]. c.
Watson; Almer Terwilliger with his
family on Ann street; Harry Steele,
William Geiger, Frank Rudolph,
John Gourlay, George Bournique at
the Bluff ii ouse and George Wheeler
Cf New York.
All who suffer from piles will he
glad to learn that lieWitt's witch
hazel salve will give them instant
and permanent relief. 1t will cure
eczema and all skin diseases. Be