Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-08-27

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Carl Luhrs of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
spending a two weeks vacation In
town.
Frank Gehrig, who is employed in
a frug store in Jersey City, is visit
ing his parents here.
The R. F. D. Route from Ding
mans Ferry now is supplied with
full quota of mail boxes
Uuseemly noise at unseemly hours
disturb the public peace and Is con
trary to the law and borough ordin
anee. There are certain proprieties
which should be observed not only
out Of self respect but for the comfsrti
OF citizens, and when those Of mature
age transgr, IS then it is only proper
that they should be reminded in a
convincing way of the duty they owe
sOcIety. Il may be regretable that
such steps are necessary but the town
can i'll afford to labor under oppro-
blum for the sake of shielding those
in position to know the rights OF
others but do not exercise sufficient
self restraint to respect them.
Mrs. Walton Of Brooklyn is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Robert Reid.
I. b Morse has returned to busi
ness after spending his vacation
with his family in their summer
home here.
P. NJ. Mills, proprietor of Maple
Grove house at Bushkill. was obliged
last week to call on the State Con
stables to quiet disturbance occas
ioned by some individuals who
wanted TO paint the scenery a vivid
color. Being the first oflense they
we're allowed to depart with sew
ere reprimand.
The low water in streams does not
seem to have enticed the usual NAL
efaciors to spear trout. 1t may be
that a close watch of the brooks has
good effect.
Miss Anne Wheeler is spending
some weeks as the guest of her
brothers. family.
Mr.. De Ia Chappelle and family
who has resided here for the past two
years will soon move Englewood, N.
j.
x. P. Huddy terminated his vaca
tiOn the beginning of the week and is
now only week end visitor.
DIR. w. b. Kenworthy and family
are in camp at Twin Lakes, where
they have most attractive bunga-
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner are spending
their usual time in Miliora as sum
mer guests at the Daumann Cottage.
Mrs. Dan Wheeler was unexpsct.
edIy called to Kentucky last week by
the serious illness OF her mother.
The daily papers are replete wit h
accidents by automobllists, either
the occupants killed or badly injured
or other unfortunates who happen
to be in their path. 1t is a serious
matter and with the number of ma
chimes rapidly increasing some rem
edy must be provided to check the
destruction of life for If the proper
tion of killed follows the ratio of in
crease in machines it will soon be as
bad as a pestilence.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph White OF
Ridgewood. N. ]. spent last week
with the family of S. T. White in
their cottage on Hartford Street
Mrs. Lewis of New York is visit.
ing DR.. and Mrs. Kenworthey.
Miss Ediuger OF Stroudsburg. Pa,
is visiting Mrs. IL. s. Angle.
MIR. and Mrs. Milton lie Cluse Wis
tied Miss Elsie Mott the first of the
week, having made the trip from
their home in Huntingdon, L. 1. in
their auto.
The Ladies' Society of the Presby
terian church held very successful
fair here last week, and adlec sub
stantial sum to their treasury.
To illustrate how dangerous 1t i:
for outsiders to deal in stocks it may
be noted that Ave billions of listed
securities are influenced by f. H,
Hartman who arrived home this
week from Europe in uncertain
. health. Rumors from Arden his
, homo as to his coalition, whether
, true or false. are likely to cause
fluctuations in values. st cks may
kite upwards or fall abruptly al
they did last week.
John F. Wood ESQ and wife oi
Ness City. Kansasars visitinS friendi
10 Shohola.
Mrs. Harbsrson who has occupied
q the SwepeDiser Cottage on Fourtl
4 Street left this week.
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