Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-01-11
PERSONALS

severe cold.
Frank Cross visited New York
last Thursday
Jacob Highly Of shl OLA, was in
town Monday
DR.. H B. Reed IS quite indisposed
and does not &C out.
r. f. Humbert expects to visit his
father in Berks Co. next week
w. s. Ryman and wife have gone
on visit to friends over in New Jer-
sey.
Frederick Mink, of Lehman. was
in town day this week on legal /
business.
DR. Kenworthv has been confined |
to his room several days this week
with severe cold.
Frank, a son of Nathan Emery is
now in California engaged in the
petroleum business
Prothonotary J c. Westbrook was
confined to his home a couple days
this week with a severe cold.
Rev. Thomas Nichols, who has
been quite seriously i'll for several |
days, is improving in health.
President Mckinley was this week /
afflicted with a cold which prevent
ed him from attending to business.
w. H. Layton, assessor of Della
ware township. now teachinga term
in Lehman wasat Milford Tuesday. |
Mrs. Humbert and son, Paul, Of
Brooklyn, were at there house on up
per Water street a few days last
week.
Mrs Arthur Wolf, a sister of the
late Postmaster Gale, and who form
erly resided here for some years, is
in town
Will m Ryder and Philip Kerr
chies, of Pond Eddy. were here
Thursday attending the funeral of
the late John Kerchies
Paul Schanno, of stroudsburg. |
was called to Hotel Schanno recent
lv by tae illness of his brother Char
les who is now improving.
Robert Struthers is home spend
ino few weeks with his family
His son, Vivian, occupies a position
with large firm in New York and
sings in the choir of Calvary church
We have before us a copy of The
Milford Herald issued Oct. s, 1857, |
published by o. H. Mott. It is very
well printed but there is not a line
of local news in it.
There will he three legal holidays
next month in this State Lincoln $
birthday Tuesday February -. Elec.
ton day Tuesday Febr'y 10 and
Washington's birthday Friday Feb.
22.
George, a voung son of Ira B. Case, !
of Dingman township, while playing
around a fodder cutter last Friday
got the thumb of his right hand be-
tween the rollers and had it badly
crushed.
August Mercier has heen employ
ed as steward of the Edgemere Club
and will occupy the house with his
family upon the vacation by p NJ.
Mills, who will assume proprietor
ship of the Crissman House in Mil
ford.
It is understood that the party
who has purchased the farm of Mrs.
Catharine Hamilton, on the turn
pike, win build a large house for the
accommodates OF city guests. All
such are very welcome to the COM
munity,
M mhiN AlAOh A4Vttob VIII Qulh
the platform and return home to her
husband and children. The divorce
proceeding she contemplated have
been abandoned and in the future
she will lead a domestic life. It is
always pleasant to record the turn
ing of any one from the error of
their ways
John Kerchies who has lived in
various places in the county and
more recently at the home of Prof.
C. S. Pierce in Weotfall died early
yesterday morning. Ia his younger
days he was a hard working indus
trioua man but laterly age and
growing infrmity has rendered him
, incapable.
Lewis Rudolph of this place and
e F Tichenor two well known
statesmen. have formed apartnership
a and will engage in the wholesale
= paper business in Middletown, n. Y.
o They have leased a room in the DEN
@ ton building corner Henry and West
a Main streets and expect to open
. about Feb. proximo.