Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-13
AND LOCAL
PEOPLE WHO ARE VISITING,
AND THE SICK LIST
Items of Personal and Local Interest
Cleaned Around the Town.
What Concern You and
Your Friends.

What Concern You and
Your Friends.
e. Q. Cole visited friends in Della.
ware last week.
Vivian struthers Of New York
spent Sunday in town.
Messrs. Charles Maync and Bren-
dell visited here Sunday.
Miss Bertha Kleinhans of Bloom.
ing Grove visited in town this week.
L. H. Wagner is seriously i'll at
his boarding house on George street.
Mrs. Martha c. Nyce of Port Jer-
Wis was in town a few days this
week.
G. o. Armstrong has been absent
from town a couple of days this
week.
j. l.. Burcher and Lorsnz Goetz Of
Greeley transacted business in town
Thursday.
Mrs. R. E. Humbert visited in
New York few days the first of
this week.
Harvey Kyle of Newark, trolley
conductor, is visiting his fathers
family in town.
George R. Bull, Esq, went to New
Haven yesterday to attend the Yale
Harvard foot ball game.
Mr.. James W. Pinchot has gone
to Washington where he expects to
spend part Of the winter
Mrs. Frances A. Westfall and Miss
Lydia Brown recently spent a week
in New York with friends.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. P.
NJ Bournique, who has been serious
ly i'll, is slowly improving.
DR.. VIM. b. Kenworthey. F. G.
Plume and w. F. Chol hunted in
Blooming Grove this week.
Mesdames BENZ. Kyle and D. a. :.
Hornbeck spent a few days in New
ark this week visiting friends.
Mrs. W. s. Ryman returned home
last Saturday from a visit with her
mother at Cataract, Wisconsin.
James B. Fuller, Esq, and James
M. Stoll of Sandyston were in Mil
ford Monday on business matters.
w. D. Willis of New York was in
town Wednesday attending the
funeral of Mrs. Jane B. Emerson.
Miss Jennie Pine, formerly West
ern Union operator here, is i'll at
her home in Charlottesville, N. Y.
Col. Alexander K. Mcclure has
been appointed prothonotary of the
supreme Court for the Eastern Dis
trict.
Rev. Charles Beattie of Middle
town is quite seriously i'll and re-
ports do not indicate much improve
ment.
John Depenbrock and wife of
Jersey City visited the latter's
mother, Mrs. Gehrig, on George
street, Sunday.
Mrs. John c. Westbrook, Jr., and
Mrs. Sarah Crissman have been
spending several days visiting at
Blooming Grove.
Mr.. Dewitt Of Newton, N. j., a
brother-in-law Of H B. Wells, with
his wife spent last Sunday at the
home of P. N. Bournique.
G. a. Buchanan, who has been
employed with the Swift Beef Co.
at Port Jervis, has gone to Philadel
phia in a similar capacity.
Mrs. S. W. vanderbeck of Hack
ensaok. who has been visiting her
father, E. Warner, for some weeks,
has returned TO her home.
Mrs. Charles Billings Of New
Smyrna, Florida, whose husband
recently purchased the lots on George
street on which he expects to build
a residence. IS in town for a short
visit.
j. O. Bull, who was appointed re-
turn judge 20 compute tho vote cast
in this judicial dristriot, was in
stroudsburg this week. He wa.
accompanied by his sister, Miss
Huldah Bull.
AS Geo. H. McCaFty was leaving
work on the new school building
last Friday evening a plank turned
causing him to fall several feet. H'
had two ribs broken and his wris
was badly sprained besides receiving
other bruises.