Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-04-15

miah Stobcr dec'd, who was elected
The courts will pass in the question
whether John . Sheath pres mt in.
cumbent holds ont.
81 far as we have noticed no paper
has announced yet that the peach
buds are killed. Is this an oversight?
Surveyor John l.. Westbrook OF
Stroudsbu.g was IN town Wednes.
day.
+ P. KimbIe Esq. and w. b.
Holmes OF Honesdale visited here q
day this week.
olive, a daughter of b HamiL
ton of Port Jervis was run over and
killed by a trolley car in that oity
last Monday afternoon she was
aged about 5 years and was playing
near the tracks and ran under the
wheels.
Robins are killed and sod in Ten.
nssee at ten cents dozen. They
gather in the cedars to rocst aud are
caught at night. One hunter got 377
birds in one tree, and it is estimated
that at least / so OCO have been caught
there in the past Few weeks
It. is decided in his state that Gle
word chuffeur in the act of 1909
means tie servant Of he owner of a
motor vehicle hiIed to drive and at.
tend the car, and does not include
operators other than employees for
hire.
James Humbert Of New York is
spending two weeks with his parents
near town:
Pierre NJ Mills Of BushBill was
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Girard of Brooklyn is
spending the week with her mother
Mrs Berthoud.
Roswell Palmer has entered the
employ of the Milford Auto Co.
Marriage licenses have been grant
ed to b. L. MRsber and Lattie Pigg
nry both of Paupac and to Lewis w.
Luckey of Matamoras and Catharine
Adler Of n. Y City.
Leopold Fourth who was consider
ed as probable candidate for Sena-
tor from Wayne has taken down his
flag, because of the claims of Mon
roe county which would likely make
an expensive contest. He will try
for representative.
Harvey Hoffman Esq of Monroe
county is full fledged candidate for
Senator from this district He is
} about as good as any democrat
who could be named.
Born April 7th to Edward Bersel
and wife of Shohola daughter.
A wild jamboree held by several
members of the House in New Jer.
sey at the adjournment last week
has created sensation in that state
and an investigation Is demanded.
, The Governor is indignant and other
} members want to be exonerated
from suspicion. 1t is a mighty slow
, state these days which don't have
? some soft of a scandal.
= Clifford Pinchet met Roosevelt this
( week and by agreement both are 81
lent as to the topic of conversation.
: 1t WAS proper because of Mr.. Pin.
= chot's former relations with the ex,
President that he should meet and
( welcome him on his return. and il
was also proper that he should ac-
a quaint him with the situation which
Y has aris n. Both are ex, and as such
theiI opportunity for acIion is past
for the present, and it would he nat
raj for them to discuss not only
what has but what may transpire
The spraying demonstration on the
. Stumpf farm near town last Frida'
=, made by the state, was fairly W, /
! attended and those present were
! gratifisd at the success of the opera
tion and the instruction gained il
ne.ho Is Of preserving fruit tree
u from the ravages Of pests. At tn,
: close Mr.. stumpf kindly entertained
II all his guests.
George Ho'bert Of Lqckawaxer
II visited Milford Tuesday.
A. Beucko and wl4 of Newarl
last Thursday celebrated their silve
IL Wedding surrounded by their child
le reu and frirnls. Jacob FIOnme E.
'e # New York acted as toast,naster
the occasion which was joyful or
IN for all present. Saturday mornin
In 10 company with Frank fancy an
wife who acted in tine capacity {
& bridegroom and bridesmaid, the
t. ,ame to Milior3 for the houeymOo
is and were guests at the Inn. depar
ing Sunday They are we'll know
A. summer guests here and have ii
y. warmest wishes Of many friend
Ie that they may live to round out a
or the anniversaries up 10 diamond an