Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-03
Candidates Card.

Considering the number Of auto
mobiles which passed over our roads
recently it is gratifying to know
there were no accidents on them.
Many machines were driven at high
speed and the limit in town was dis
regarded.
Weather the past week has been
cold and disagreeable. In the West
blizzard wrought damage and the
air here felt like frost.
An addition is being built to NIL
ford Inn for a summer dining parlor
and grill room.
Miss Fannie Dimmick is quite Ill at
her home on Ann Street.
The High Point Inn in New Jersey
and surrounding lands have been
bought by Newark bankers who it
is said will make Of it a park with
clubhouse.
At the races here Monday Howard
Stearns, Dorothy S. won the "a mil,
in two straight heats. Arthur
SHADES horse in the 3 minute class
won in %, and the business men g
race was won by ]. Ii Ryder.
Elk Forester Clifford Plnchot re
turned this week from visit abroad.
Miss Meta Dobbs of Port Jervis is
q guest with the family of F. p. Saw
yer.
James R. Bull and wife of N. Y +,
have opened their PLEASANT summer
home for the season.
Mrs. Jennie Shearor has returned
after brief visit at Bloomfield N J.
Mrs Emma J. Baker of East Orange
recently visited relatives in town.
The Country Club is building a
house on it's grounds on 9Th street.
Nelson Brown was a guest in town
over Memorial day.
Mrs H. A. Richardson of East
Orange is visiting the family of j.
81. Van Etten.
Mrs X. P. Huddy is visiting her
parents in town.
A marriage license has been issued
to Charles Snyder and May Dickson
both of Dingmans Ferry.
Curtis won 500 and few from
Albany to New York, 1877 miles in
1872 minutes last Saturday. This is 8
record breaking flight both as to dis
tance and time.
w. B. Eilenberger of Stroudsburg,
aw partner of Harvey Huffman and
Mr. Place ex representative OF Monroe
county were in town Tuesday.
Miss Marian Osborne of Newark
N. J f. is visiting the family Of F. F.
White.
Hail Monday badly damaged crops
and fruit near Otisyille.
Either a hail storm passed over
here Monday or else the comet flung
lot Of stones out Of its tail.
Edward Hussey of Washington D.
c., principal of Arts and Crafts in
the schools at Lansdowne. Pa, spent
Memorial day with Frank Edgington.
Extensive improvements are being
made in the Biddis homestead, and
when completed the house will be
occupied by Dist Atty G. R. Bull.
Win and Lanty Armstrong of New
York recently spent several days in
town.
Morris Rea and wife of New Yorb
are guests with the family of T. B
Morse.
S. G.. Van Derbeck who is with 1
lithographiug company in New Yorl
and wife spent Sunday with the fam
lily of j. c. Warner.
Ben Mettler of Port Jervis. was ii
town over Decoration day.
From last Friday until Monday tn,
roads here and the streets Of th
town were literally alive with autos
No such number ever before has beel
seen here. Accommodations were a
a premium and II was difficult +
find sleeping rooms tor the crowd.
The average salary of ministers i
this country is 1858 a year. Not up t
she mark Of fairly good base bal
player.
Can the cool spell be attributed t
the chilly feelings of the democrati
candidates in this district toward
each other.
FOR RENT-To summer guests
furnished house foo. of Broad st.
F. P. SAWYRE