Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-10-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

from her visit IN sunny France
j. G. Van Gorden, Esq, of Mata-
moras visited our town yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur N. Roe Of Branch
vile visited here the first Of this
week.
c E. Cuddeback, Esq. of Port
Jervis made a business trip to Mil
ford Tuesday.
Hon. F. A. Kessler of Matamoras,
with several friends visited Milford
Wednesday evening.
Mark Brodhead, wife and daugh-
ter, Katharyn, have returned to
their Washington home.
Mrs. o. B. Van wyck and son,
George, have gone to their Washing
ton home for the winter.
The Drysdale family, who occu.
pied Overlook Farm this summer,
returned home this week.
Mrs. Catharine A. Quick of Manor
Hall, Delaware township, has gone to
New York to spend the winter.
f. P. Crissman of New York, who
has passed the summer in town, re-
turned to the city few days ago.
Henry B. Wells, who suffered
paralysis some months ago, is now
able to ride out on pleasant days.
Joseph Boileau Of New York was
IN town this week attending the
wedding reception of his brother.
Mrs. Irwin, who spent the sum
mer at the Dimmick House, returned
this week to her home in New York.
Clyde Kipp, who is a student at
the East Stroudsburg State Normal,
visited his home here over last Sun
day.
T. B. Morse and family will return
to their New York home tomorrow
if the condition of Mrs. Weaver will
permit.
Will Armstrong and wife of Long
Branch, N. j., are spending weeks
vacation with the formers parents on
Second street.
Oscar NJ. Wells, with the Blanch-
ard Printing Company, of New
York, was visitor in town the
first of the week.
DR.. Walter L. Angie of Mercy
Hospital, Pittsburg, Pa, has spent
the past week in town visiting his
parents and friends.
Mrs. Charlotte Bell Allen, widow
of J. Linn Allen, of Bernardsvllle,
N j., has been spending several
days here with Mrs Susan O.
Grandin.
F. F. Seitz and wife have jusI
returned home after drive of three
weeks duration, in which time they
Travelled 436 miles visiting friends or
Long Island and in New Jersey.
Mrs. Weaver, who resides witt
her daughter, Mrs. t. B. Morse, OF
Fourth street, has been quite i'll the
past week with heart trouble. HeI
, condition is now much improved.
7 Ed. Harold Mott, the prolific
writer of snake and bear stories and
F., who made this neck of woods fam
I GUS by his Pike County Folks, il
domiciled in Port Jervis where he
expects to abide for some time.
County Treasurer G. A. Swepeni
> ger, ex-Treasurer q, F.. Rowland
County Commissioners W. f. Becl
: and Commissioners Clerk Theodor
D Baker attended the New Jerse.
: State Fair at Trenton this week.
Fred Wilson Of New York is a
, the Armstrong home on High stree
tormented with white swelling o.
his knee. This afiictlon began whe
4 he was only nine years old and h
e has been a sufferer at intervals eve
!. since.
o Mrs. Orpha Bennett of Scrantoi
is visiting friends in Montague, n
ia ]. She is a daughter of the lat
i Timothy Depew who years ag
3, resided in Delaware and for a tim
a was proprietor Of the lower mi
here.
d L. Heryey Myer and Harry Pant
4 Icy have purchased land in Okls
homa and win remove their familis
soon TO the Southern part {
that territory. Their nearest pos
N Office viii be about thirty miles dii
(. tant in Texas. Our best wishes G
{, with them for success in their fa
.e of homes.
Broke lnio Hls House