Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-22
BRIEF MENTION.

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Snow whitened the earth here
Tuesday morning
William Diseh of Hoboken, hus-
band of Anna stichler, formerly of
Diugman township, this county,
died last Monday.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to John E. Jordan Of Tus-
ten, Sullivan county, N. y, and
Jane Beauron Of Shohola.
Wallace ~ Thrall have fine stock
Of goods for the holiday trade. just
the things to make a table groan
with goodness. See their new ad.
c. f. Van Inwegen, president of
the First National Bank of Port Jer-
Wis, has been elected a member of the
Chamber of Commerce of New York.
The NJ. E. church people ut Ding
mans Ferry will have a chicken pot
pie supper Wednesday evening, Nov.
p. 1t will be preceded by an enter
tainment
The time table Of the Delaware
Valley railroad appears in another
column. At present it is operated
to Shoemakers but 1t is expected
soon TO reach Bushkill
Over seven million dollars iu gold
bars was shipped this week to Eng
land on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. This is the largest sin
gle cargo that ever sailed to for
eign port.
John Stretford of Parker's Glen
was found on the Erie tracks Mon
day night near that place with both
legs crushed and he died soon after
1t is supposed he fell from the Noun.
tain Express.
The will of Cornelia Van Etten
probated this week devises some
furniture to Charles r. Van Etten
and the balance of her estate to Ber-
tina, wife of Charles G. Wood, and
names him as executor.
The county commissioner with
their clerk went to Lehman Tuesday
to inspect the site of the bridge over
Little Bushkill approved by the
grand jury last term with the con.
dition that it be kept in repair by
the township.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
congregation rendered a reception
to Rev. E. ~ Smead, the pastor,
last Tuesday evening in the church
parlors. The event was very
pleasant one and greatly enjoyed by
the large number of friends present,
The apple crop in Kansas this
year is estimated as follows: Acres
in orchard, 159. 9.64O; bearing trees,
7,5OO,0 900; average crop per tree,
az bushels; average price per
bushel, SO cents; total value, $15,-
800, $50; average gross receipt per
acre, 500.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Mary Bridge, a daughter
of Charles Bridge of Sawkill, and
August Metz of Dingman township
and they were Joined in wedlock the
same day, Nov. 2lst, by Rev. G. B.
Carpenter, rector Of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd.
William H. Rose, who formerly
resided in Westtall township, died at
Slate Hill, N. Y, which place had
been his residence for some four
years, Tuesday aged about 45 years.
He was a son Of the late b. II.
Rose and at one time was owner
ON VI a lul III
at Rosetown. One daughter, Grace,
Survives. The reI-.ains were brought
to Matamoras and the funeral SER
vices, conducted by Rev. T. G. Spen'
Ger, will occur today at Epworth
church. Interment at RosetOwn.
Constable Frank Kelly of Lacka.
waxen oveThauled a party of hunt,
ers named Myers, father and two
sons, of New York, at Lackawaxer
recently and found in a trunk they
we're about to ship to New York a
quantity of venison, several rabbits
aud woodcock. The men were ar,
rested, taken before G. c. Shannon
Esq, and one Of them, who assumed
the whole responsibility, was fined
$50, which was paid. They werl
discharged and the game was SEN
to the Lackawanna Hospital a
Scranton.
Erie's Winter Excursions.