Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-04-25
PERSONALS

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town a day this week.
Mrs. Adams Of Hunting Towers
was in Milford Tuesday
Edward Shepherd OF Edgemere
was at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Robert Warmer Reid is visit
ing relatives in Brooklyn this week.
E. F. Peters of Bushkiii was a
guest with friends here last Sunday.
Alfred Marvin, Esq of Matamor-
as transacted legal business here
Tuesday
Charles Mnync Of New York with
Mrs Maync visited town the first Of
the week.
Vivian Struthers of New York
was guest with his parents over
Inst Sunday.
Hon John A. Kipp Of New York
SMILED on former acquaintanoes
here recently.
Mrs. DR.. j. c Price of Branch
vile accompanied by Mrs stfuule
was a guest in town recently.
Mrs. j. de f. Brewer Of Caldwell,
N. j., who spends her summers here,
arrived at the Dlmmick House today.
E. S. Wolf, who says he really
has no time to be sick, was confined
to his house a few days this week
with lumbago.
Charles c. Tyler Of New York,
who has been spending the winter
at thee Crissman House, left last
week for his city home.
W. f. Waterman of Dingman's
Ferry, who has charge of numbering
operations for F Il. Smith in Della
ware, was IN town a day recently.
Rev. E. M. smead and Elders
William Mitchell and John c. Wal
lace attended the meeting of pres
bytery held in Goshen this week.
DR.. Louis de Plasse of New York.
who has just recovered from Sc.
we're attack of pneumonia, greeted
his many Milford friends last Sun
day.
Col. A. e. Lewis has returned
from Washington, where he had
been attending a meeting of the
Pennsylvania Society Sons of the
Revolution.
Ex County Commissioners James
M Bensley of Lehman was a visitor
here the first of the week. We un-
derstand his wife recently suffered
a stroke of paralysis which has left
her in feeble health.
Isaac V. Westbrook of Lehman
visited the county seat Wednesday.
He reports that a recent letter from
Hon. J. b. Westbrook, who was at
Richmond, did not bring very en-
coulaging news of his health.
Kurt Rudolph stefnberg, manager
of the Deerpark brewing company,
and T. Hunt Brock, proprietor of
the Erie Hotel at Port Jervis, greeted
acquaintance here Wednesday.
Both are genial gentlemen whom it
is pleasure to meet.
Harry S. Angle, connected with
the advertising department of the
New York Sun, was in town recent
ly. He is engaged interviewing
summer resort people in the valley
with regard to advertising in the
paper which "shines for ALL
Jas. W. PiDohot Of New York ia
in town this week supervising the
library which he contemplates do
mating the town. Il is reported that
it will be named the Homestead Lii
brary, probably in oommemoration
of the building which was for many
years the residence Of his parents
B.. F. Killam. Esq, Of Paupac was
in town Monday on matters connect.
ed with proving the will Of Joseph
Smith, late of Palmyra township,
deceased. Deeedent devises all his
estate to Edward Probst, who is
named as executor, subject tn the
support, ETC., of his widow and chill
dren.
Mary E., wife Of Alfred WestfaH,
died at her home near Phelps, On
tario county, N Y, April 80 aged
over "a years. Deceased was sis
ter Of John NJ Van Akin and was
born in Westfall township, this
county.
Raging Roaring Flood
Washed down a telegraph line
which Chas. c. Ellis of Lisbon, La,