Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-06-18
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aere where no says TIE Aons OF crows
have done some fabey sxtraetins.
He states they wifi not eat whole
corn spsihk led on the ground. either
bscRuss Il hurts their teeth or be-
cause they fear it may he impreg
mated with sOme substance Injurious
to their health They pisfSt the
soft kerBnl at the ond Of the shoot or
perhaps they ove thS labor necessary
70 obtain aliyang
Would IL not be a paying invest.
ment for soine one In Milford 10 pnt
mp several small tenant houses Of
soHcrete blocks. They are durable,
would need fsW outside repairs and
could DO rented for price which
would easily com . within the in.
come Of the, laboripg man. Milford
needs some houses Of this character.
Dr, g. s. RymAa snd wife of Ridge
wood, N. J. visited here this week.
DIR. Ryman is preparing plans for a
small house at Twin Lakes for sum
mer use.
The V. A. aud private individ-
uals have 80 barrels Of Glutrin and
the Borough 20 barrels on the way
with which to treat the streets Of the
town. This quantity will be umple
to thoroushly test its merits W. a
dust preventive, and Is meets the
contention of the makers should
abate the dust nuisance for the
season. Probably nearly two miles
of streets will be treated Ms With their
present good condition It will not be
necessary to sprinkle more than ten
feet In width.
Isaiah Hornbeck has sold his farm
about three miles below Dingmans
Ferry to Frank Walker of New
York.
Mrs. Jessie F. Gilmore, who for
merly lived In Delaware, died in
Jersey CITY, where sba has resided
for the past nins ysarss June g.. The
remains were brought Iast Friday to
Delaware Cemstery for intermsat.
The divorce suit in New York,
tried last week b,tWesH. Kathsrino
Gould and her husband Howard
Gould, reveals condition Of reckless
and extravagans expenditure for
clio: hing and ilnery on the part Of
the wife which makes ordinary peo.
pie realizs that the members Of tho
80 called smart set who can only
wear EXPENSIVE gowns once arc a set
OF - fools. At least that IL our
opinion,
Edgar A. Wells and wife of Port
JEWS celebrated their Golden We'd
ding anniversary Tuesday. Among
the out OF town guests present were
Mrs. VIM. J. Milllgan Of Philadel-
phia and Miss Bertha Williamson Of
Branchville.
Harold Armstrong Is home from
the U. of p. for his summer vaca.
tion.
The marriage Of Allison M. Led
erer, a lawyer, and Mrs. Lucy NJ.
Pinchot King, of Milford, Pa, took
placO Monday afternoon. June I4th,
at the Hotel Belmont In Eow York.
The ceremony was performed by
suprems Court Justice Guy The
pair will live here, where Mira Led
e-er has handsome home on the
corner Of Ann and Fifth Street, ahs
late residence of Judge Pinchot.
Mrs. Lederer recently secured q
divorce from her first husband DIR.
King.
Robert Brown Of Stroudsburg is
here with bis machine for making
concrete blocks for the new building
If J. H. Van Etten on Ann Street.
The building will be 4ox55, two stor
les. This will be the first of the
kind IN town and those who mey
contemplate building Can sec what
the appearance and advantage Of
this method will be.
Walter A. Bradley living In Della
ware township. Was almost Instantly
killed last Monday morning near
the Brodhead residence in Lehman.
He was driving wagon loaded with
lumber and when applying the brake
with his foot it broke and he fell
uuder one Of the wagon wheels which
passed over his chest. The team
went Ou and was discovered without
q driver Some parties went back
and found Bradley who diad very
soon after.
Samuel L. Van Akin of Lacka
waxen and JsGes Van Akin of Par
kers Glen were 10 town yesterday.
Hon. W. A a. Mitchell attended
the State Convention At Harrisburg
this week.
Mr.. William Steele, who is max
ing good a. pitcher ia the Tri-stat.
league, visited his parents here oveI
suRdOy.