Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-07-08
FOR RENT-To sumner guests,
furnished house foo. Of Broad st.
Fl P. SAWYER.

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The Misses Gertrude GumbIe and
Jennie Slruthers Of Philadelphia a Q
guests with friends in town.
One result Of this weather is the
premature arrival Of the silly season;
it is manifested in the announcement
Of British naval officer that war be
tween Japan and America is sinevita-
Bile.
While California bars prize fights.
Havana discusses insugurating bull
fights to amuse American witnesses.
Evidently there an impression that
Americans are less respectable than
their laws.
II The grand jury digs deep enough
It will find the men ''higher mp.
A correspondent wishes to know
what Is the difference between Bryan
and Harmon. A nomination.
The first speech Mr.. Roosevelt de-
livers will be to the people of Kan
sas. That is right. Kansas needs
talking TO worse than any other
State 10 the Union. perhaps.
The notice of intended application
for charter of Paupac Power Co lends
color to the runor that large dam
will be built at Wilsonville ard a
lake formed along tie Paupac valley.
No doubt the site selected will! afford
power sufficient for several proposed
enterprises
c. N. B1ileau and his two sons Of
Brooklyn, NJ Y, spent the 4th with
his brother in Dingman township
he is an expert electricipn and goes
20 Elberon, N. j., where he has
charge Of large plant.
Will Armstrong and wife Of New
York were recent guests with his
mother
Arthur N. Adams of Hunting
Tower was a visitor in town the first
of the week.
B. K. Brown and son Robert of De
Land, Florida, came up the flrst OF
the week and It is said the former
viii manage the Homestead this
season
1t is TO be hoped that both Arizona
and New Mexico are provided with
capitals guaranteed to stay put.
Mr.. Taft cannot complain that
Congress has been preoipitate OF
hasty.
Hon. Alfred Marvin, Chairman OF
the Delaware River Free Bridge
Commission. has appointed Mics
Mabel G. Stark of Dingman town
ship, and a recent graduate of Mil.
ford High School, Clerk of the Com
mission. She Is very studious and
deserving young lady and merits this
appointment.
John @. Warner and family wen
IN an auto trip TO Hackensack las
Saturday.
Chief Justice of the U. s. Suprem'
Court, Melville W. Fuller, died sud
denly of heart failure at Sorrento
Maine, July 4th. aged n years. 81
was appointed in 1888 by Cleveland
aud had served twenty-five years.
just how much sacrifice is involves
n declining a Democratic nomins
,iOn for Governor of Pennsylvaui
can be figured out better after
while.
II every school and college gradu
ate gets Job at once in accordanc
with his own idea of his economi
value, there will be a tremendou
upheaval IN the business world.
Congress practically emascnlate
its a npaign publicity bill. BIZ
that Is a reform whicn congress wi
not be able TO dodge much longer.
Miss Cockrell is going to marry tt
Minister from Greece. We hav
mislaid our catalogue of the mark
values Of foreign husbands, but !
aot imagine Greek costs a greI
q leaI.
w. S. Rymau and son adveFtii
this week house furnishing good
They have the stock and viii NAL
worth while for you to examine
An infant son of Teal Titman di'
July lss.
Miss Bertha Fieg Of Newark, N,
,s spending a week with her sisi
Mrs. George Daumann.
!. Talk about the increased cost
~ living 1t is said shat sealskins a
A to cost twice as much as last yel
Luckily, this wont interest any of
-. for a few M nths yet.
N There are lots Of people who "
oI -sfuse to get excited over a bath-t
81 rnst.
r, Andrew Yetier of Blairstown,
Pr j.. with a party Of friends visit
he Milford in an auto last Friday.