Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-10-21
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paper itself ssys, that they scar
away gronndhogs. Win they keel
ooons away from a melon patch o.
cut OF a hen roost.
Walter H. Warner is quite Ill witr
rheumatism.
N. @. Palmer has let a contract tC
Emil Angelon for painting his house
barn etc. and also decorating and
painting the interior of his residence
The stroudsburg Times has been
awarded the contract to print the
ballots for November election for
$780,
An auto belonging to Arthur De
Force Of Trenton was badly wrecked
last Monday near the Kelly place on
the Dingman turnpike. Going fast
the steering gear broke and the ma
chine ran into tree. 1t was quite
bad wreck but no one was injured.
T. B. Morse has broken ground for
en addition to his Fourth St. house.
Jos. Revoyre lie improving his
house on Broad st. by a new porch.
Maggie Bosler and Walter d. Cole,
both of Milford township were mar,
ried Wednesday at the Manse by
Rau n Uh;fa
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Edward A. Chandler, Jr.. and Ef-
fie 0. Quick both Of LaokAwaxeD
and Willism j. Van tassel Of Milford
and Grace g. Owner Of bingham
tsp.
Automobile tags for 1911 will be
yellow with white figures and. black
letters. The Keystone ami other
features of the present tags win be
retained.
Miss Cors Struble is spending
two weeks vacation with her sister
In Brooklyn.
William Steele, who pitched for
the Altoona and st. Louis ball clubs
the past season, returned hesne this
week. -"
Born October 14th to Sol d. RoseD
Grams and wife Of Masamoras a ten
and half pounds son.
Mrs. A, NJ. Mettlcr and son Bsnja-
min Of Port Jervis spent the week
with friends in town.
Hon. John A. Kipp Of New York
transacted business in court here this
week.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, famous ss
an author and poet. died Tuesday
aged aboat.9l years.
Her best known literary was
BATTLE Hymn Of the Republic"
The frat stalnzAis
Nins'syes have seen the glory Of the
oOnaing OF Lord,
He is trampling out she vintage where
the grapes of wrath are stored;
He hath loosed the tateful lightning
of his terrible swift sword.
His truth is marching on.
Rev. e. A. White and Rev. W. H.
kindt of Matamoras exchanged pull.
pits last Sunday morning.
Walter Wellman, who started last
week in his big balloon to GROSS the
Atlantic, was picked up Tuesday off
the Carolina coast where be had
been driven by the winds.
Hon. Frank P. Kimble of Homes
dale attended Court here Monday.
He expects to be a candidate for
President Judge in that county.
Some Stroudsburg visitors here
last Monday were s. s. Shafer, pro.
prietor of the Indian Queen, Harvey
Huffman Esq, candidate for Senator,
F. B. Holmes Esq and Norman
Dreher.
Hon. NJ. c. Rowland of Kimbles
spent a couple Of days in town the
first of the week.
Constable DeC1roat of Palmyra
made complaint of q bad pieos o,
road In that township and the Court
directed the District Attorney to
make complaint against the super
visors. The Court AlSO sdmonished
constables TO see that brush were cut
along Travelled roads 30 that the view
of those passing wonld hot be OBJ.
structed, and that foDss stones
should be removed as provided by
law.
New York politics seem to have
disposed Of the question as to what
we shall do with our ex Presidents
and Vice Presidents.
In picturing the Independeros
League a. the hope OF New Yorl
State Mr. Hearst's artist places tbs
sword in the left hand Of his armoreJ
knight. Looks as II no might eul
himself
The Comptroller OF the ourrepoy Il
preparing a black list. Apparently
some OF she bankers are bad.