Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-15
BRIEF MENTION.


The Philadelphia Press is now a
one cent paper and it is a good one,
too.
Born, Monday morning, Aug. II,
to ] F. Terwilliger and wife, a
daughter.
The Hawley Times has been sold
to Frank J. L. Warg of that town
who will in future conduct it.
Irving Angle of Delaware lost a
horse this week. The animal was
taken sick near A. S. Dingman's.
C. g. Wood has been appointed
secretary of the driving park associ-
alton inplaoe Of Hon. ] ]. Hart.
King Edward and Queen Alexan-
dra were crowned at Westminster
Abbey Aug. 0 with imposing cere-
monies.
The Monroe Democrat has Just
put on a new Potter cylinder press
and now has a thoroughly equip
ped office.
Judge Horace Heydt has been
nominated by the republicans of
Carbon county a candidate against
Judge Craig.
Senator Quay has been suffering
for the past week from a scalded
foot which has prevented him from
visiting the republican headquar-
ters.
The dance at the Grand View
House Tuesday evening was a great
success and the one in Browns Hall
Wednesday evening was well at
tended.
A cloudburst last Sunday cut off
traffic between Atlantic City and
Philadelphia for several hours
Tracks of railroads were badly
washed.
Edgar Reuel, the infant son of
w. F. Beck and wife, died of enter
tits Monday, August II, after a
brief illness. The funeral was held
Thursday.
It cost the Clarion state normal
school $275O, rake off, to secure its
state appropriation at the last legis-
lature. The amount appropriated
was s27, 500.
The town is so full of visitors that
accommodations are difficult to OBJ
tain. Somebody build another
large hotel. Don't allow people
to be turned away.
The members of the republican
state committee from this senatorial
district are A. r. j. Wallace,
Strou1sburg, William Mitchell, Mil
ford, Alfred j. Thomas, Lansford.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold their annual sale and fete
on the afternoon and evening of
Tuesday, August 10, on the grounds
of Mrs. L. w. Armstrong on High
street.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will have its annual picnic at Ray
mondskill Falls Thursday, Aug. 81. .
The school will meet at the church
and teams will leave promptly at 8
O'Clock.
Harold S. Dusenberry of New
York and Arthur NJ. Rothrock of
Riverton, Pa, were drowned'i 'in the
Delaware near Belvidere last week at
separate places. Both went in bath
ing and were probably siezed with
cramps.
The socialists have nominated a
full ticket in Carbon county and
from the manner in which they are
organizing it looks as if they may
make trouble for somebody. At all
events the situation will be very in
teresting FOR some of the candidates
on the regular tickets.
Two young ladies, amateur cyclists,
living at the Vantine House, rode
down Hartford street Wednesday and
being unacquainted with the fact
that there is a hill at the Jardon
House rode on and lost control Of
their wheels. They landed ct the
foot Of the hill and both were quite
badly injured.
There is no change ia the strike
situation. Coal is becoming very
scarce and the price is going up.
When it comes to paying 50 a ton
people will pray as never before for
warm weather, and some may do as
did Col. Sellers, put candle in the
stove and make believe it is warm.
The Christian Scientists will have
their innings if they can satisfy peo-
pie that cold is nothing but a mental
condition.
To Save Her Child
From frightful Disagreement