Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-16
BRIEF MENTION

3lleu win tne ihmlly - jas
Van Etten, where his lDother-in law
Mrs Weightman, is III, but now re-
covering.
G W. LanRs " has returned with
h 8 family to the city.
Miss Il Aiche Gross has been elect
ed organist IN the Episcopal Church
vice Leouora' Degsn who resigned to
acc RI position az teacher IN bu-i
ness college In Dover, N. j.
WIN steele, who recently joined
the St. Lanis. pitched his first game
against the Cincinnati club last Sat
urdav and won the game by score
os f4-to Z. fills friends are pleased
to note his succ IS
Richard Blizzard, who formerly re
sided here, died suddenly at his
bonis iu Philadelphia last Sunday.
NIX and Natalie Armstrong have
gone To Blair Hall, n. J. to enter
sshooI Harold also returned this
week TO the U. ot p
W. R. Willis and wife, who have
passed the summer NJ the Bluff
House, have returned TO their home
in Monemere, n J.
Herbert Rywan life this week for
two weeks vucalio IN Atlantic
City
George Benner aud wife are apend-
ing the week with tine Iatters paren,s
w. I. Struble and wife.
Rev. D. W. Coke and wife will
pass Tires weeks vacation in Oiio
in o Ostober.
What farmers gain ON hay at the
present price ton Is ev, ned up ry
the cost of timothy seed which i.
now in high notch. Could alfalfa
be raised here it would be a great
profit In Ariznna where irrigated
or 6 crops are cut In year, and IT
yields h,ayiy per acre.
Miss Kste LIE Harmon, who has
been abs n several weeks visiting
Maine, returned today accompanied
by Mrs Lnuy Maitland.
some unknown persoh batted Con.
stable Manwaring of Matamoras on
the head last Sunday night and left
him unconscious He WAS returning
home ffom shutting off the street
lights when assaulted ard does not
know how long remained in that
condition.
Mrs. a. N. Roe Of BranchvIlIe and |
daughter Miss Bertha Williamson
visited In town this week.
r. d. Sayre and wife will attend |
the unIeiling of the State Monument
at Gettysburg, September 9th and
viii be absent several days 1t will
be great occasion and no doubt
many of the boys in blue will avail
themselves Of the opportunity to. Wis.
1t that historical spot, which has
been called the high water mark of |
The rebellion.
Madame l.. Russell GARNER hes let
q contract TO have her cottage on
Hariurd Street stuccoed. Metal lalh |
will be used ard though the job
FIST costs mure than ia MT II is much
cheaper IN She end, especially when
Jinseed OIL is 81 gallon wholesalr
Seucop make "A neat finish and can be
tinted any color desired 10y mixing
eolOring matter with the plaster.
The age OF plants on earth hss
been shown by reeds found in old
rocks to te perhaps a thousand timrs
A. remote as the Bible date of Adams |
birth. No plants can now be founr
which bore such seeds.
The local campaign has not opened
yet to any extent. This district Con
gfess ouaIly aud Senatoriaily Is So
lOp sided that democrats do not feel
any necessity 10 be strenuous II L.
rumrred however that an efiurt l.
being made 20 have candidate Grim
come here aud stir things mp.
Robert T. Cardenas N ,irXic0 AT,
LnUiss Ragot y Nere n.erried sep
II Ut the home nt the bride in Mi
ford township by j Il L.dwig Esq
They Will reside IN NJ xico City
A marriage license was issued t.
8erb,r RI f Travis and Mary Am
TsDpier both Of Dnngman Tsp.
Aher the census Congress mus
make = new appOrtionment Of repre-
sentatiyes among he States.
The estimate ID that the country
has gained A millions sinoe the last
csnsus II apprti0nrd on the sam
b isis as in 1900 there will be 45O on
50 more than at pIe 'ent.
More than 200 people lost their
lives by forest fires IN the northW est
this season. About half were forest
rangers and the lest forest fighters
and settlers.
Chief burgess Porter has started
ont 10 braak uu the allev gangs. This