Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-07-15

bsge unfit for use. He advises half
pound Of Paris green in 80 gall ms
Of water sprayed on. A little soap
may be used to make it stick the
cabbage heads form within outward
thus they are constantly throw ing
out or spreading the leaves to which
poison has been applied
Any shortcomings in the P REss
this week may be laid to moving. Tt
do so was task but We are now
located in our new home on Ann 81
where We will be pleased to welcome
callers and we extend an invitaiion
to all to drop in and see us. II the
latch string does not hang out the
door knob easily turns.
E. 3. Wolfe has been confined TO
his home the past week by illness.
He never has recovered fully from
the severe attack Of typhoid fever
he sustained some tirie ago and his
ambition keeps him busy when h.
should rest and recuperate.
Clifford Piachot who has been
spending a couple Of weeks at Grey
Towers left this week for a trip {,
California. he is expected TO return
here about August LIST.
Q. w. Bull Esq was in New York
the first of the week.
Last Sunday was the hottest day
Of the year and in cities there wer'
several deaths and many proslratlou,
by the heat. The mercury her
climbed to "a iu the shade, and th'
air was full of humidity.
Can a fattlesnaks climb treei
Prof. Surface declares they are moi
built for that business, but plenty Of
them seem to be crowding into civil
ization, driven from the mountain,
to get drink. Look ont for then
along the streams.
Thirteen out OF $4,000 of the PA
railroad trainmen and condcut, r
have voted to strike for more pay il
the Company does moi accede to Their
demands.
Air navigation is dangerous bust
ness. several aviators have beer
killed recently. The desire TO bresk
records and make daring flights leao
men into taking great risks and tn,
list of fatalities bids fair to compare
favorably with that from running
autos.
Bilford's nine will contend will
Stroudsburg tomorrow. This should
be good game.
This issue OF the Press is from it,
new home on Ann Street. II has
been a busy week moving m. chin
cry and getting things in shape, bur
we have accomplished the task and
now feel very much at home and col
daily invite every one to see US. We
will be pleased to meet and greet
you.
A new counterfeit $40 gold certf
cate is being circulated.
The Democrats have concluded not
to recall their convention. to force
Grim off the ticket but all those who
are dissatisfied with his nomination
viii join the third party movement
Independents will hold their Conven
tion July 2sth.
One reason why stocks seem TO be
shrinking may be that water is dry
log out of them. There are a lot
which need 20 go Though a wringer
and the public should fight shy Of
them until they have gone thru the
process Of being squeezed.
Helen Olmsted has sold a lot and
a half on Ann st. to Mrs. E d.
Noyes who expects to bnild house
on it.
Mrs. E ]. PerOt of Montrose, wife
Of a former rector here is a guest in
town.
Mrs. A. Q. Wallace has gone to
Scranton so visit her sister.
Mrs. H. F. Decker is visiting her
son Frank at Lestershire. N. Y.
\ A Night in Darktown which was
very successfully given last April by
local talent will be repeated this
evening in Browns Hall. Tickets
S5 cents and proceeds for benefit OF
Milford B. B. C.
s. B. Price of Scranton. who was
nominated foE lieutenant governor
, by the Democratic Convention at Al
! lenlown and who said he would MOI
ron, keeps his word by sending lei
, ter Of declination to the Secretary ol
! the State Committee.
r A Convention of Independents viii
! be held in Philadelphia July % ts
, place a third ticket in the field The
e are several who are willing TO sacri
g fee themselves for the honor Of be
I ing its head.
Herbert Palmer left this morning
d for Greenville, Mercer County. Pa.