Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-11-11
BRIEF MENTION

AL4 DniHiuhn WIN ib1tcCA W hAA
Aiams. Those who know can ex-
plain the real conditions in a dozen
words. II treschery is to be attri-
bu;ed to democrats the word would
apply with nearly equal force to all
townships in the County
Prot Il. S. Graves, U. S. Forest
er visited Milford recently.
Palmers majority in the district
will be 5000 and Huffmnns about
150
The Cluthe Institute of New York
City has an interesting advertise.
on fage 3 of this issue.
Those afflicted will do well to care
fully read the offer of this well
known concern. They ask nothing
except that you send for their book,
which is mailed free upon request.
\ couple Of men having moving
picture show were in town this week
trying to obtain suitable room IN
wh.eh to exhibit.
We have had Squaw Winter and
she gave a fine exhibition, now will
the Indian do as well with his sum
mer.
Recent rains and SHOWS have reliev-
ed many farmers who we're short on
water.
Turkeys will be plentiful this year
and cheaper.
A womans suffrage amendment
10 the state constitution was ratified
at tile recent election in Washington.
1t will be effective as soon as the
Governor proclaiIns it. 1t win ado
l30, 600 women to the electorate.
NJ V. Brisco Of Lehman was ii.
town Wednesday, accompanied b,
Mir. Sw w.tzer, SUPER ntendeat of thr
Robert Brod eid farm.
John L. Wood of sltohola was il
town Wednesday.
Mrs. ], II. Van Etten who has
beea visiting at Railway and Tucka
hoe for several weeks returned home
yesterday.
Clareuce Angle aud wife OCCUPY
the house of r. W Reid on High
Street.
". 3. Easton well known East
StroudsburR business man was fatal
ly injured last Saturday by being
struck in front of his business plac.-
by d. L. & w. engine, Just how
it occurred is net known. he was
found lying along the tracks with
both legs severed, one arm and sew
eral ribs broken. The accident hap
Pened about IL a. m. and ne died At
2.lO He was about 3s years, old
He was an active worker in Sunday
Schools, and recently visited this
County.
II. l.. in a letter to the Gazette
says ga paper said things about the
Democratic nominee for State Sena
tor, Harvey Huffman, which made
hun turn white. but that it would
not hurt Harvey, and to watch the
election returns. We watched the
returns and saw that something did
hurt Harvey, in fact knocked him
ah0ul out. Let II. L explain now what
It was.
Oscar NJ. Wells of N. Y. was here
to vote Tuesday.
Harvey Kyle. who has been em
ployed as an electrician at Summit
Hill, Pa, has resigned his position
and expects soon to visit here.
A dog bit Mrs. John McCarty re.
Gently ON her wrist iDfiicting quite 4
bad wound. Lon Kline, carrier On
the r. ID. route, injured his leg last
week by slipping from stcne while
trying to pull tree, which had fall
en- across the road, out of his way.
He is obliged to use crutches.
Helen NJ. a daughter of James
Conwell Of Dingman township died
suddenly Nov. 10th of heart failure.
She was born in New York abou,
forty-five years ago but for many
years has resided here with her faith
or. The funeral was held yesterday
and interment in Laurel Grove Gem.
eteFy, Port Jervis.
Mrs. F. W. Benner has gone Il
Norfolk, Va, in her auto.
Many pheasants are reported K
have been killed by the recent snow
storm. Some two thousand belong
ing to the b. G. Park Club are sale
10 have perished.
Mrs. James p. Van Etten yisile,
her mother in Brooklyn this week.
Texas will supply two million tur
keys toward making Thanksgiving
Day, Nov. 2lIh, happy occasion.
Hon. A. T. Searle Of HoneadaI
vas here last Monday TO hold brie
session Of Court for Judge Staples.