Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-03-11

has signed with the Syracuse Club
of the New York State League and
will leave about April 1st to begin
the season. II there is talk CT a nine
here this season it is not yet loud
enough to be heard.
Il is said Philander C. Knox il
son of tho Secretary of State, eloped
with a Young lady from Providence
this week and they were married in
Vermont
Food takers had long been selling
illrd oil for olive oil, until lard be-
came too dear and then they used
cottonseed, and are doing it yet to
great extent
A thunderstorm passed over here
early Monday morning and percepti
bly, changed temperatures AT Lam
caster. Sharon and Wellsboro light
ming struck and burned barns.
During the absence of DIR. Ken
worthey in the South his practice
will be in charge ct DR.. r G. Barck-
lev of Milford and DR.. E Cuddeback
of Port Jervis. The latter will be at
the Office of DR.. Kenworthey Tues
days, Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays from / to $50 p, IN If
Ex Senator Thomas c. Platt of
( New York died at his apartments in
New York last sundsy aged n
years.
Miss Mary Quick, after spending
several weeks with friends and rela-
tives in Philadelphia and New York,
has returned home.
Geo ge P. Van Wyck of Washing
ton, D. G. is a guest in town.
Mrs. 5 IL. Palmer has gone to
Montclalr, n J. for visit.
F. A. Beck, proprietor of Hotel
Van Denmark, suffered hemorrhage
OF the stomach recently which con-
fined him to his home. 1t is said to
resnlt from an injury received some
years ago by being hit with a base
ball.
Judge Staples will not likely bt
) present on Monday March 2lst al
Conrt and has arranged to have al
business requiring his presence to t'
: postponed until Tuesday the 22nd.
= The engagement 'of Mrs. EIeano
B. Armstrong of Milford and G. w
Post of N. Y. is announced. Th'
marriage will take place in Milford
March 20.
Herbert Palmer is worRing in
print shop at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. V. l. McCarty has gone Il
visit her daughter OF RidgewOod N
j.
= Mrs NJ. NJ. Van E,ten of Palo Alt
Cal. is visiting friends at Dover N
J. her former home.
=, 1t is reported that Robert Rei'
will build a bungalow on his lot
= and that E S Wolfe plans TO build
=, house on Hartford st and that Fran
n Brink has in mind building a hous
q ON High St, this spring
+ Perry Lyman was in N. Y.
1t couple OF days this week.
q Paul Shanno of Riverside HOtt
was here yesterday attending court {
Is appeals.
James Stratford of Parkers Gle
1t whose injury was noted last wee
rs died in Port Jervis Hospital Wedne
to day March ?.
IN j. F. Terwilliger fell on a gla
IL fruit jar at his home last Sunday an
In badly cut his thumb
Frank Peroz and wife of Dingma
y township have young son born th
week.
- A R. Kintner has opened a me
" market in the Dingman building.
=. County treasurer Chol and wi
. have gene to n. Y and will visit A
be aniic City.
he An act passed in 1909 prohibit
ny splitting in public places, that is
he any public walk or on the floor Of al
Of public building. The penalty is
fine Of 81, and costs and in default
- pawn ent a senterce to the coun
aa jnl There are places here whi
nv this filthy hahit makes not cnly
air eyesore Int nuisance Cspecia
- ~ here ladies are obliged to walk
N er tagging covered with tobaC
juice Thuse offsndiug may be W
to refrain in future.
,r Archibald G Van Etten has be
of appointed post mostcr at MatamOr
m The town council in future y
en- hold it, regular meetings the fl
an Tuesday evenings in the month
usr s. fr m May t. November and
y 30 the rest Of the year.
ed The KiItaiinny hotel at Delaw