Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-07-25
sANDYsTON.

| t attendance at church OF the ult-
ferent sexes is rs 10 to in favor Of
he ladies n L. should know that
'ho bump Of curiosity is abnormally
developed in the female sex and to
zee and be seen Is what takes them
10 church Solid fact
The return day Of the suit Of
Francis Simpson VS.. Benjamin Jag
sers before Squire Warner was on
tuesday at the hotel at Bevans. Ad.
iournment was granted four weeks
It same place.
The marriage of Miss Bertha
Stoll to Lewis Schooley was solem.
lizsd at the residence of the bride
IN Wednesday last at high noon,
Rev Myers officiating. The happy
couple will begin housekeeping soon
in Newton.
Samuel Hazelton of Mill Rift, Pa,
has been engaged to teach the publi3
school at Layton for another year
Salary, $40 per month.
Attention has been called to the
condition of the cemetery at Layton
and I will further state that the
fence surrounding the same is al
most all down, to which the atten-
ton of the trustees is respectfully
called
Mr. Nearpass of Port Jervis
placed a neat monument in the Gem
etery at Bsvans the past week to
mark the resting place of Mrs. AL
fred Elicit, who died in November
last This cemetery contains some
Of the finest monuments in this val.
ley.
A ruling by the postmaster gener-
al provides that all boxes for the re-
ceptiOn of mail matter on the rural
delivery routes must conform to a
certain pattern, in which case it is a
criminal offence to tamper with the
box OF contents. 1 supposed any
tampering with mail boxes of any
description would send the offender
to limbo. 1 wonder whose pattern
the postmaster general recommends.
I am informed that call has
been made upon the heirs of the
Case estate, which is situated in
Cleveland, Ohio, for more money to
carry on the suit now in the Ohio
courts. Calls for money have been
made before and the money sent but
it begins to look as if the lawyers
will get a lot of cash and the heirs
nothing.
James Warbasse Tuttle, son Of
William and Dorcas Tuttle, deceas-
ed, and formerly of this town, died
in Mexico a few days ago. War
basse, as he was generally called, at
tended the mill for his father until
the war broke out when he enlisted
in Co. B, I'd New York, or Harris,
Light Cavalry Upon his return
from the army he married and was
located at Perth Amboy until about
year ago when he removed to
Mexico to take charge of a terra cot
ta works.
notice in the World a speech
made by Catholic priest in which
he strongly advocates government
ownership of all mines, railroads
and telegraphs. He says there
would be no strikes such as are ex-
isting today and l am inclined TO
think the argument of the priest is
right, but it is socialistic.
If reports are true several parties
have been snaring fish on Sundays
and if such Is the case and no action
taken our fish llws are of no prac-
tical benefit to those stocking the
streams.
A party consisting of three per.
sons passed here on Saturday eve
ming bound for Milford via Ding.
mans. The rain was pouring down
in torrents and they we're without
any protection. cannot say that
l envied them.
Miss Sadie McCracken of Layton
will spend a month visiting relatives
at Washington, N. j., and left fol
That place Monday.
Miss Mabel Smith of Layton spent
the past week with relatives al
Branchville.
The mad dog scare in Walpack is
on the increase and if reports are
true several animals have gon'