Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-17
BRIEF MENTION

Dsdley Q. Rynan asst cashier OF
the bank has been suffering this
week with tcnsilitis and A. d.
Brown the president has boen con.
tined 70 his room with an attack Of
vertigo.
Mrs. Anna B Nichols OF German.
town widow of former pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church is mentally
afflicted with remote chances of re-
eOvery. She was a most pleasant
member of society here for nearly
eleven years and her many friends
will grIeve to hear Of her sfiiiction.
The bungalow built by Robert w.
Reeds abont Finished and new fur
niture for Il has been arriving this
Wesk.
The Jardon House is being refur
nished and viii soon open fer the sea-
sons business.
Born May 18th TO james S. Sparkes
and wife of Shohola q sop.
The addition to the Marguerite is
approaching finish and is hand
some appearing structure. Humbert
has displayed good taste and the pro-
portions Of the building accord well
with she former house. The view is
fue and no doHtt the resort will be
popular with city guests, as 1t de-
servess
Only thirty tracts of land were
sold by the Treasurer last Monday
F. T. Riviere bought S, II b. San
dersOn 2, Peter BeauroD and f F
Peters 8. The rest went to several
purchasers, mostly without bonds
Land sales in this county are not so
interesting as a few years ago, when
tracts were in demand.
The State 0nd sporting clubs prac
tically own about ell of them now.
Charles Bridge and his masons are
NohAAnk tIC uOilh hDuttucul W tue
County Bridge at Strublts Mill, and
She one on the south is badly cracked
and win likely soon need rebuilding.
The oil is being applied to the
streets and no doubt for several days
there will be an Inconvenience 10
travellers and pedestrians but in or
der TO have the dust remedy these
annoyapces must be suffered.
Wells Fargo Express Office is now
at the office OF the d. v. T. Co.
Pike, pickeral. yellow perch and
black bass may now be caught.
Charles X. Hamilton few from
Governors Island, N. Y. TO Philadel-
phia aud back Monday, I72 miles, IN
209 minutes The outward fight was
made without any nishap. but on
return he mistook his bearings and
landed in New Jersey. At the same
time his motor became clogged but
she difficulty was sOon overcome and
he finished the course.
Roy and Edwin, sons of DIR. C, s.
Van Etten of Rhlnebeck N. Y. passed
through town on walking trip this
week.
Charles Klaer who Is foreman In q
spoke factory In North Carolina Is Wis
iting his brother here Hon. Jacot
Klaer.
The ladies cake sale at Normandit
Cottage Tuesday evening netted $50
Peter E Beauron Of shohoIa visit.
itsd Milford Monday.
John s. Sutphen, who owns g
large body of land in Delawars
township has just 1000 tresspaFl
signs printed at this Office which
will be put up on his premises.
Miss Bessie d. Mettler, who for
merly resided here, graduated as &
trained nurse from the Samaritan
Hospital in Brooklyn yesterday. Sh,
Il an accomplished and pIeasan
young lady and no doubt will viii
success in her vacation.
P. N. Bournique and John Hes
dorfer motored to Wnkes-Barr,
Tuesday to witness the auto hill
climbing contest.
Mrs James P. Van f ten wa
called TO New Yolk last week by Tn
Illness Of her sister Mrs. Ruprecht
who died Sunday.
The sun rises now at "a and set
at '127. The days are longest an'
after next Tuesday will begin &
grow shorter.
E L Van Etten Of N. Y. spent las
Sunday here with his daughter Mrs
Charles Wood.
The Erie has opened its cut thr
Bergen hall and in future il will b
used exclusively for passenger traf.
and the tunnel for freight Thu
= serious Inconvenience to Erie pa
irons is removed.
Miss Milllcent Crissman will ope
her tea room next door 10 the Sa
kill House tomorrow.