Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-01-18
BRIEF MENTION.

Born to Ernest c. Wood a daugh-
ter
/ FOR SALE-Two horse power.
thresher and separator. Enquire Of
WIN. ANGLE.
School attendance is greatly re-
duced, and many people are com
planning with colds
Certificates of nomination for all
township officers must be filed with
the Commissioners on or before Feb1
The electoral college of Penusyl-
vania met Monday Mt Harrisburg
aud cast it's vote for Mckinley aud
Roosevelt.
The loss suffered by the burning of
his barn has been promptly adjusted
and paid to Robinson Shepherd
through the agency of Ryman q
Wells.
The venerable ex- -Prothonotary
j. G. Westbrool5 has been for sew
eral days confined to his bed with a
cold, and his condition does not i'm
prove.
The directors of the First National
Bank of Milford on Monday elected
William Mitchell President, A. D..
Brown Vice President and Robert
w Reid Cashier.
A social "slave sale" will be given
at John Daumaun's tonight for The
benefit OF the Scbocopee organ fund
which Miss Florence Rochotte is en-
ergetically urging.
The rumor that DR.. Reed had lost
about 200 chickens is only true in
part 1t seems during his absence
they were not properly cared for and
died 1t was supposed they had
been stolen.
Hon. NJ s. Quay was elected U.
S. Senator from Pennsylvania Tues.
day for four years. His vote in the
Senate was 26 and in the House
1Of, total of 1870, or three more
than were necessary, if all were
present and voting.
Philip F. Steele. who has been
suffering with typhoid fever is re-
ported improving, but his three
boys, Lanty Percival and Archie,
are now afflicted with the same
disease, and Mrs. Steele is quite un-
we'll with a severe cold.
Fine pickerel nre being caught at
Silver Lake, in Delaware township.
They are of large size and excellent
flavor This pond was ALWAYS noted
for the size and quality of its fish,
and has from time immemOrial been
a favorite resort for sportsmen.
Robinson Shepherd, of Edgemere,
was in town Tuesday and stated that
he proposed re building his harm,
which was destroyed by fire recent
ly. and would begin at once. L. H.
Howey will locate a saw mill on his
lands and begin getting out the me-
cessary timbers.
Lewis Spangenberg died at his
home, Tafton, Pa, Jan. 9TH of pneu-
monia. lie was born in Sussex Co.,
N. j., March IL, 1851, and has resid-
ed at his late home some 30 years.
His wife, who was Roselle Williams,
and four children, Theodore, Lucy,
Miranda and Annie, wife of James
Hazen, of Baoba, survive.
A marriage license was issued Jan.
10Th TO Daniel +. Van Etten and Miss
Nellie Iatimer, both Of Delaware
township, and they were married
Jan, IS at the residence of the brides
mother, in Dingman's, by Rev. +.
II. Atwood of the NJ. E. church.
After a brief tour they will locate in
Dutchess Co., n. Y, where the groom
will be employed.
The Odd Fellows Insurance Com
pany is reported to be in a bad way
financially. For sometime it has
not been able to meet the death
claims and members have been
heavily assessed which has caused
a great falling off in membership
Several here hold policies on which
they may not realize unless the COM
pany should receive large additions
A Deep Mystery.
tits a mystery why women endure
Backache, Heaeache, Nervousness