Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-23

SUI hthTFs AAN Wpo uS0cah' ftA"AN@ -
his son Robert and Mrs Maria An
drews.
Mrs. o. B. Van Wyck closed her
cottage here and returned to her
home IN Washington, D. c. last
week for the winter
Archer Harmon was in town the
frst Of the week TO visit his family
and inspect the new house Mt Golden
Spring on the Rsynondskili. he
expects TO leave soon for Ecuador
where he has large railroad and
mining interests.
He left here In his Renault ear ex-
.peoting to lunch in Philadelphia and
dine In Washington, d. c.
A Philadelphia judge decides that
where the marriage and desertion
took place in another State, the wife
could obtain a residence in this State
and the Court sustained her applica-
tion for divorce, though the respond
ent was never citizen or resident of
Pennsylvania and service was made
on him by publication. 1t is not de-
cided whether the divorce would 9
held good in another jurisdiction, 1t
is for them and not the Court here
to say.
Some malefaetors in town are dis
turbing the peace Of good citizens by
petty larcenies and depredations on
chicken roosts. No use to give such
people advice they won't take it, but
Judge may tack little to the end
of a sentence some Of these days, ami
then they will take both.
Moses Davis. having sold his house
en- upper Broad Street will have
sale of household goods tomorrow
Saturday at . p m. Stoves, fur
niture, orockery, an organ, sewing
machine and numerous other arti.
cles.
DR.. C. 8. Raymand and vile are
out in camp for couple Of weeks.
1t is reported that j G. Hilllard
will build q stone house on the shore
of Big Log Tavern Pond.
Frank Edgington and wife and
Miss Patty Biddls visited Niche
eronk Lake day this week.
John Poillon has LETT the Post
Office and entered the employ of F.
w Cross.
One Larsen last Sunday made a
trip in an 1s foot motor boat from
the foot Of Niagara Falls down thru
the whirlpool rapids TO near Lewis
ton when his engine ceased to work.
In the rapids the big waves flung his
boat 20 feet out of water but be got
through safely, and says he will try
it again.
Out in Minnesota last week a hail
stone. the size Of goose egg struck .
woman's nose and broke 1t. The dis
patch does not say what happened to
the stone.
John B, Cook and wife of N. Y.
were guests this week at Brookside
Villa.
W. T. Dotey, who for the past
nine years has edited the Port Jervis
Unson, has gone to Newburg to edit
a paper in that city. James BenDet,
formerly with the Gazette, will take
his place for the present.
Caius Cassius townsend, Mich. in
sursept seems to have made shorI
work with Julius Caesar BurroN 8
and it is mp TO Marc Antony Aldricf
&c prepare the funeral Grafton.
The Weather Bureau is reaching
higner attitudes Of ambiguity every
day Monday, tor instance, it gav'
us "Unseitled and generally fair"
"Uncle joe" Cannon is still ad
journed for the seasOn.
! 1t is our belief that the New YorI
State woOdchnck thst "holed up
was not trying at all to predict al
early winter, but simply knew tina
/ tue Colonel lad swung around tn
) circle and was headed Tor home.
A new chrsinut worm has ap
3 p arcd in larEs orchard near Lewis
I burg this stale. 1t attacks the i'm
nR ure burr aud either kills II or rS
$ tards development 10 such an sxteI
= that tho fruit is worthless. No rem
i edy has yet been found for 1t.
g II you are worried because it ool
!, so much more to hive now than It di
d t~enty wears ago, just rememb'
!. how much better il is to live now I
- days.
y Those food experts might do we
!" TO remember that the vital questio
is not what we eat, but when.
u One legislative district 10 Vernon
y went Democratic last Tuesday for Il
= tirst time in fifiy-two years, whit
We should say, is about often enoug
s With 81 Iowa preachers quittiI
pnlnits We are onnvineed that chic