Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-17

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age land now occupy rooms in
the house with George Mitchell on
Ann Street.
Mrs. Kenneth McClurg is absent
on a visit with her parents at Bay
onne N. J.
Angelcn Brothers who have an ad-
vestiselnent in this weeks Press are
prepared to do painting and all work
in that line Also upbolsteriug and
repairing furniture SO that it will
not be necessary in future to send
away such work out of town.
This will greatly convenience peo-
Pile here. They promise to do their
work promptly and at reasonable
prices.
Mr.. Sage, contractor for the large
house of Mrs Harmon at Raymond
skill, kindly sent several of his car
penters down this week to put the
roof on the new Press building. They
are energetic workman and under
stand their business and the roof
went up as if by magic.
New York swell society folks seem
pleased to air their married troubles
in the courts Just now w. Gould
Brokaw and wife are having a fine
inning. and the world will know al
abont their petty differences which
should be sacred from the public eye.
Baron somebody" who married
woman in New York for her $50,
600 got it and got away with it too
She is a baroness with a barren bank
book now. There are other Ameri-
can girls who probably stand ready
to take the same chances with the
same kind of title.
Last Sunday William Angles car,
driven by one Hensell who was
bringing it from Port Jervis, collided
with the wall of Van Der Mark
bridge. The car was considerably
damaged and a passenger Mr. Dixon,
bad his face cut. 1t was claimed
that the steering gear failed to work
Forester Pinehot says the destruct.
ion of young evergreens for Christ
mas trees is more than compensated
by the pleasure affored the children.
Fourteen hundred acres Of hand will
supply the annual demand.
Esq J. II. Ludwig has been un-
well for several days and kept near
his chimney corner.
DIR. W. l.. Angle Of East Strouds
burg recently read paper pefore the
Monroe Medical Society which elict-
ed very favorable comment among
the attendant physicians.
Mrs Sarah Crissman is suffering
with pneumonia.
, Hon. Henry G. Hunt of Sussex has
been appointed County Judge ii
place of Judge Coult resigned.
Jewel owners in and around New
York and Philadelphia are kept il
a an agony of fear for their treasures
!. because of numerous burglaries
: Better have fewer and put some o
b the money where it will do NOR
9 real good than makea display whiol
a is sometimes only vulgar advertise
: mont.
If nearby merchants do not adver
tise in the Press We cannot recon
u mend their goods, in fact we don
n know anything about them, an
their neglect so to do is evidence tina
they do not care for the custom @
e Press readers, who can govern theT
, selves accordingly. We are here t
; live and let live, but then we hav
a instincts SO well as other animali
X and sometimes instinct is strongt
N than reason.
Is The death of Miss Mae Wander
q beck of Hackensaok N. J. came as
5. great surprise and her many friend
IS and scquaintances here. The new
was received with sadness and el
OF pressions of sympathy with her b
reaved parents and relatives we
ls general.
Because of low and impure wat
ne the fish hatcehry OF Pleasant Mou
IL in Wayne county has lost during Il
s' past fur months many thousaI
ih young trout. An artesian well
Ell being sunk 10 relieve the Situate
nc and provide against recurrence
the trouble.
:, John A Kipp, esq. the judgme
= creditor bought the property of
Marion Edwards in Delaware tow
- ship sold at Sherifrs sale last Nc
day for costs, subject to $500 mo
= gage.
~. The trial of Henry Brink for
murder OF Cooperman win begin
,.s Goshen the week beginning Dec.
rio One hundred talesmen have bs
a drawn from whom to select q jury
at Born Tuesday Dec. 14th to Thon
ur. G. Pitnsy and vile OF Dingn