Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-07-09
BRIEF MENTION


on the floor, platform or stairway of
any bniliinE 10 which the public has
Hscess. or Oh any vehicle or convey.
aDce used for the transportation of
the public. A ane may be imposed
on any Ohe violating the provisions
Of the act ~ nna dollar and costs In
default OF payment ths offender may
bs confined IN the county iail for not
leaa thsn one, nor more than Eve
days.
Hon. w. A. Erdn'an Of Strouds-
burg was in town Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Quinn. who is in New
York hospital, is slowly improving.
-bntis nns likaly tn I,a abls IN ,starIs
home before September.
A forest firp, wsich started in back
OF she cliffs in Dingman township.
burned slowly over the Knob aud
presented very pretty sight, rival
ling the firs works fifth of July even
ing.
About forty Ynie forest students
ARE nnw in caSip here aud Atty uorp
-hrc scheduled to arrive s0on. They
n aka quite an addition 10 the life of
the town.
The sale Of the goods and cbatteis
Of the late n. ~. Outright was held
last Tuesday in town aud assembled
n number of people who wcrs lsol-
ing for antiques. They were not
DIS ppointsd.
A horse belonging TO Edward
Q linn clipped on the sluirin last
Tuesday mornirg ard fell breaking
tho shafts of the wagon. This shows
the eject Of the mixture ON tho sur.
flee.
p. N Mills Jr Of StrOudsburg Wis
tied in town this wssk.
Tho weather ovel the fourth,
while enjoyable alter tho hot spell
last week was nnseaSonably cool and
IA some near by places frost was
seen.
Charles II. Keegnn, resident OF
Brooklyn. N. Y, who came here
about Eve weeks ago with his family
ana who lived on Mott Street, died
July 9Th Of Brights dissAse aged
about 43 years. The remains were
taken 50 his former hoRe for inter;
nent> His widow and five children
suivive him.
c. W. Bull Esq made a trip to
Now York, this week.
Charles Zimmerman and family
are domoCiled 1t Hotel Funchcre.
Tho Managers OF the Milford |
Bridge Cdmpany have declared a
semi annual dividend of ono and
half per cent on the capital stock |
payable July 18th.
Tho RIutrin applied last week to
che borough streets has met expscta
tions la laying the dust. Tho sur-
face has becoms hard and smooth,
like asphalt. and had the side streets
received treatment there would be
little dust 10 town. An occasional
alight sprinkling with water seems
10 improve It's adhesive qualities.
Miss Nellie Drake, formerly q res
ident of Milford, and daughter Of
ex postmaster James S. Drake, was
married June End TO Frank Buckiand
who Is postmaster of West Hartford
Conn.
=. F. White and wife accompanied
their guest Miss Marion Osborne of |
Newark, to New York this week.
Orchard Roillotat OF Dingman |
township Yves so unfortunate last
Monday as to have his hip broken
by his horse running away near the
residence of Geo Quinn in Dingman |
township.
"Do not marry until you can sup
port wifa" advises Senator Depew !
But so many men do not discover
that they cannot support a wife IN. /
hi after they have annexed her.
A Chicago man has just had a
lambs bone grated into his leg
His next move will he in the dirsr-
aion of Wall Street, douo,lrss.
An immoral drama has teen with.
drawn from the New York stage af. |
Ger one performance. The Mannat- |
tan censors said the lines were not
bright.
Emma Gnldman's lecture on the
hypOcrisy of the Puutans has been
pronounced harmless by the police,
Shus bsdly damaging Emma Gold
man s season.
However much the Senate might
need W. J. Bryan, it could not orr
him 4 salary sufficient to Justify
him in neglecting leolure engage
nents In order to give It his entire
time.
The silence lowering over Africa