Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-03-29
BRIEF MENTION.

n good horse at her ven ue April 3.
Aguinaldo has been captured by
General Funston and taken to Ma
Min
Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Nissan
daughter Tho youngster appear
ed this week.
Mrs. Cornelia Van Etten is quite
indisposed at her home in the Nyce
house, on Broad street.
/ Miss Susan Nichols was confined
To her room coup of days this
week with a severe cold.
A. O. Wallace and c. P. Mott re.
Gently appraised the personal estate
of the late +. w. Armstrong.
LAfnvetic baltimore wife were
ondered a surprise party hy nun
ser of their friends Monday evening
War seems to he imminent be
Vcen Russia and japan. Tho Cur
= heset with trouble both at home
nd abroad.
Fred Kirla has resigned the posi-
tinu Of sexton of the NJ. E. church
and Louis Wagner has been employ
I'd in hi place.
There is no manner of doubt, but
he drouih WIS broken this week
Thunder showers prevailed and CO.
pious rains fell.
The serious illness of Senator
| QUAY is denied by his son who says
ne is not able to discover any signs
nf nervous prostration.
A social and entertainment was
given at the NJ. E. church Tuesday
'vening, under the auspices Of tin,
1pworth League, 81 20 was realized
The First National Bank of Milford
possesses a certificate of protection
,gainst burglary issued by the Fl.
lelity aud G sualty Co., of New
York.
Horace o. Kipp has severed his
connection with the firm of Rudolph
z Tichenor in Middletown, N. Y.
and entered dry goods store in the
same city.
Notary Public and real estate
igent J. G. Chamberlain has remov-
I'd his Office to the Newman build
ing on Broad steet one door below
the Crissma House.
Harry S. Angle has accepted a
position in the post Office here and
viii begin his duties Monday taking
the place of Stephen Cuddeback who
retires to attend to his farm.
An alarm of fire yesterday morn.
ing brought ont the department to
the Townsend home. Some bedding
in the attic near chimney burning
out caught but was soon extngnish.
ed.
The chap mentioned in this adver-
tisement, clipped from an exchange,
must be of peculiar construction
and worth looking at Lost, a gold
watch. by young man with open
face and Elgin movement. Hancock
Herald.
A number of children i'm town are
suffering with colds which necessi.
tates keeping them in their rooms
Among the number are three of j.
J. Poillon, three Of Sheriff Wander
mark and one each of E. S. and f.
L Wolf.
BY a recent act of assembly hon
orahly discharged soldiers, sailors OF
marines who die ir INDECENT cir
eumstances are entitled to burial in
cemeteries by county commissioners
who are authorized to purchase lots
for that purpose.
tits rumored that Frank Wells
win soon leave the rank of bachelor.
hood taking unto himself south.
ern belle. He is an energetic bust.
ness man and no doubt will make a
like success in thi venture as he
. has in other pursuits.
e The organ fund society of til,
f Presbyterian church Will hold {
handkerchief and necktie sale in tn,
church basement Monday Afternoon
and evening April 8. A musiea
program will be also given and re
f freshments will be on sale
8 Mrs. Catharine Hamilton vii
n have a sale Of household goods ol
the farm occupied by her, ON tn
r turnpike. about miles from town
e April Bird. beginning at 2p. m. sh
Il expects to return with her son. Rob
n ert. who is expected East soon. an
.e will likely make her futnre hom
J. with him in Washington.
Il John F. KlGnur. we'll known a
Ie the blue stone King, has been sue
g. cessful in his suit and will max
If business boom this spring lie says
D. Every one who knows Mr.. KnGou
will rejoice with him in his success