Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-03-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Ed McMurray is back again from
the city.
Blue birds put in appearance here
last Monday.
Paul schanno, Of stroudsburg, was
In town last Monday.
walitr H. Aiams. of Beaver Dam,
was in town Monday.
Moses Detrick is home after a
weeks visit in New York.
Born Wednesday to DR.. and Mrs.
". B. Kenworthey a son.
A d Brown attended the inaugu.
aratlon at Washington this week
Ehenezer Warner was quite indis-
posed for couple days this week
DR.. H B. Reed is absent in the
city of New York on legal business.
Philip Krause and Emmett II.
Asher. Of Lackawaxen, we're in town
Wednesday.
Charles baltimore. postmaster at
Milford has again failed of confirm
atiOn by the Senate.
P. N. Bnurniuue and wife expect
to be absent for couple of weeks
visiting i'm New York.
Charles Cronk, who is employed
in sawmill at Dubois, Pa, is here
for a months vacation.
Peter Rudolph Pickell, the auth
or, recentlv spent few days in
town with his family.
DIR. P. F. Fulmer, after spending
the winter in Phila, is home again
at the High Falls Hotel.
Mrs M Tissot is home again after
a visit of several weeks with her
daughter in New Orange.
G. B. Staples and G. c. Shull,
Esqr.'s, of Stroudsburg, were at Mil
ford last Monday on business matters.
Mrs. Cora Beqrdslev, of New
York, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Tremp, on Water street who is quite
i'll.
County superintendent, George
Sa awyer. has gone on trip to the
western coast to recupeiate his
health.
Mrs DR.. ] G.. Price and daugh.
ter, Virginia, of Branchville, are
guests with ex-Prothonotary j. c.
Westhrook.
Ex-United States Senator William
NJ. Evarts died at his home in New
York Feb'y 2Sth at the advanced age
Of eighty three years.
Amos SchoOnover, of Strouds.
burg. lost $345 recently by havingi il
distracted from under his pillow,
where he placed it for safe keeping
Two gold watces were taken at the
same time.
Alfred Marvin Esq, of Matnmor.
as. was in town Wednesday in con.
nection with probating the will Of
the late John Percival. He was ac.
companled by William S. ard Frank
sons of the deceased.
A bin has been introduced in the
House at Harrisburg providing fol
an appropriation to pay expenses OF
members of State Board of Agricul.
ture while attending the annua
meetings of the Board.
Rev. H. c. Lilly. for the past tive
years pastor of Hope Evangelical
church at Matamoras, has beer
transferred by the conference II
Allentown, Pa. His successor will
be Rev. H. w. Gross. of Sugar Val
ley.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow Congress
man at Large from this State cela
brated at noon March 4th. the semi
centennial of his entrance into Con.
gress. He made his first appearanc,
on the floor of the House in 1856
when he was but twentyseven year,
old.
The second inauguration of Presi.
dent Mckinley took place March 4tl
with much ceremony and display
There was a grand pageant of mill
tary, followed by the Governors OF
States with various organizations
A magnificent ball at which lO,OOl
people participated closed the day.
events.
George w. Quick, of LackawaxeI
township, aged about rs years die,
Monday, March 4. He was veter
an Of the civil war. He is survive,
by his widow, three sons. Warren
Frank and Wesley and two daugh
] ters, Mrs. Newell, of Owego, N. Y.
and Elizabeth at home. The funer
al was held yesterday.
Help is needed at once when a per
sons life Is In danger. A neglected
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