Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-09-26
PERSONALS

Moses 9. Nyce Of Bushklll spent
Tuesday IN town.
N. G. Detrlck Of New York is Wis
iting friends in town.
Robinson Shepherd Of Edgemere
was IN town Tuesday.
John Hessdorifer Of Brooklyu ia
here for his usual vacation.
Jack Mcconnell Of Blooming
Grove was in town Monday
John W. Frazier, Esq, Of Ding
mans was here Tuesday on business.
Fred Klaer has returned to his
studies in the University Of Penn.
sylvania.
James Bennett Of Port Jervls Ga
zette has been rusticating In town
this week.
George b. Horton and wife Of
Branchville made brief visit in
town last Sunday.
c. w. Pierson and Samuel Vennie,
Jr., of Lords Valley attended the
sales here Monday.
Miss Millie Westbrook Of Ridge
wood, N. j., Is a guest in the family
OF John G. Westbrook.
Sherwood Van Campen, manager
of large store in Newton, visited
his mother here Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Wells expects to spend
the winter with her sons, Frank
and David, in Atlanta, Ga.
IL is reported that the marriage
of Miss Hattie Horton and F. B.
Thrall will take place Tuesday, 90
tober 9TH.
Mrs. Irwin, who has spent the
summer at the Dimmick House,
returned to her home in New York
this week.
j. Ed. Nyce and wife of Egypt
Mills we're guests with the family
Of j. c. Bull in Milford township
last Sunday.
Mrs. e. e. Gnswold is at Row
lands and her condition is suoh that
while improved she is not yet able
to return home.
Jas. P, Van Etten and family Of
Conashaugh contemplate occupying
the Horton cottage on Hartford
street for the coming winter.
Mr.. George Weightman of Brook
lyn, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Jas. P. Van Etten,
at Conashaugh, returned homo tlds
week.
Murray H. Chaplin and family Of
Bridgeport, Ct., arrived in town to-
day for q two weeks sojourn and
are domiciled at the Crissman
House.
Mrs. Georgia Petrikovsky, who so
obligingly attends to the wants Of
tho patrons of the Homestead free
library, it Is reported win spend
the winter in the south.
Mrs. John D. Biddis and daugh-
ters, Helen and Patty, who have
been spending the summer in Mil
ford, returned to their home at
Washington today.
Mrs. M. A. P. Warner Of Bridge
port, Ct, has been spending several
weeks in town and it is rumored
that she may make this. her native
place, he future home.
Ex-Prothonotary John G. West
brook and wife left town yesterday
for Branohville, N. which will be
their future home. The sale Of
household goods VIII occur Monday.
WI. Cuddeback Of Milford town
ship attended the republican con-
gressionaI conference held at Eqston
last Saturday which nominated DR..
Thomas E. Davis of Carbon for
congress.
Miss Louisa Revoyre and F. A.
Beck. proprietor of the Vandermark
hotel, were married in Port Jervis
Sunday and, report says, haYe gone
on a wedding trip to Chicago, III.
They are both very worthy young
people and have the best wishes Of
many friends for their future happi-
ness.
@. r. Burnett and wife and E. l..
Burnett Of New York, who have been
visiting relatives in 'stroudsburg,
passed through here on their autos
returning home and remained in
town over Saturday night. They
are grandsons Of Hon. @. Burnett, at
one time senator for this district, and
sons Of the present member Of the
legislature from Monroe county,
Hon. r.. G. Burnett.
Fortune Fasou a Texan
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