Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-08-26
BRIEF MENTION

death Of Adam Haas OF ShohOla. ds
came to this country but when three
years old and settled where he has
always lived. Three sons John J. Of
Shohola, Charles Of Colorado and
George Of Walker Lake. one brother
George Of Shohola and three sisters
Mrs. Nettie Wohlfarth of Shohola.
Bins. Katie Weber Of Honesdals ant
Mrs. barbara Smith OF Wayne Co,
survive him.
x. z. Hnddy and wife we're at
Monmouth Bench yesterday where
Mr. Huddy delivered lectura before
the historical society Of Monmouth
County
A marriage license was granted
August 2srd to Edwln>L. Ruefer Of
Midoletown. n. Y, and Mary A.
Eaglehart OF MatsmOrAs.
The Circle Publishing Company Of
New York hss gone into voluntary
b bmkruptey The magazine was at
t,aetivo and interesting but 1t seems
the fed was slready well preempt
cd.
A. Miller who conducted a sale
here for few days which was very
succ essful let the people know by adj
ver;ising that he had the goods and
the ,.rices, at which he sold them.
The uId frm Of Teft- Weller in New
York is going on, OF business and IL
~ said because 10 lid not advertise
n :bese days the business which
dos GOT keep abreast the times IL
o3nni to stagnate.
4 son was boru August 10Th to
Edward Bishop and wife OF Shohola
AID August 22nd their young daugh
ter Eona died Of oonvuIsions. Thus
Joy did not come to them without d
great grief following
Banker Knapp. who wrecked a
bank in Deposit, aud was oonvicteo
of receiving deposits after he knew
she bank was insolvent. is now max
ing brooms in Auburn state prison.
Cbu,ch fairs. euchre a es, en-
tertsiaments and bali games here
this season hive been well patron
IL 4. City people havs been gener-
Gus aRd have spent their money
quite freely. The thanks of she
town are due them for this and in re
turn they should be showuthe great
est hospitality aud oonsid' ration to
induce them to come again and bring
their friends with them.
Rose scale ON raspberries and
blackberries may be killed by spray.
ing with boiled lime suifur. wash
after the leaves fall. All the old
canes should be-out out now before
81 wilt end burned. This is good
practice anyway whether the vines
are infected d or not.
Milford wll journey 20 Newton
tomorrow 70 play the first Of a series
of three games.
Rev, Harvey Klaer aud family of
Easton. Pa, are visiting relatives in
tuwn.
Honesdale now has about 40 foo
torres located within a radius Of a
mile from the center Of town aud is
resehiBg out for more.
Chicago experienced It rm Tuee-
day which caused great damage,
Many buildings were struck by light
ning and yachts aud boats were torn
froLn their mOormgs.
Work on Cave Bank will be com.
seneed in few days.
A town well lighted at night at
tracts city people They are aecus
inn,ed to electric lights at home anC
naturally unss the brightness hsl
they go into country town not wei
lighted. Milford might with propri
ety con iler she qre~tion Of bette
strset lighting. The oil has settle,
the dust Nuisance 10 very satisiac
tory degree, now Jet Some means b
devised 70 Improve the light condi
t.ous. Ne mGst ., on the march !
s.e Aish TO AHrp tAe ..wn IN ian
sith others.
NeN York viii not allow hftee
ou4ces to be sold for a pound. Isn
ss interfering with long estRt
..s..sd c.isi"iii ui her msrnhhnts.
81 .yor Gaynor. who ~as .not /
the neck on board steamer sbrr
TO ssii for Europe. ;s much improve
sni now walks around
The weather bureau predicts
oold wave for the last of this week
John L German, owner ard pr
prietor Of Churleigh Inn at Stroud
barg, died Tuesday after 8 long Il
ness aged 4s years.
Forty four pos, offices In this STA
have asked to be made postal "a
tnss banks aud ll6 tanks have ask
g., he designated as dsPositories
funds