The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

uohe, inst week. ana euJoye1 VISIT WIKI
their friends.
"A marriage license was issUed .E syrsn
ton, on Monday, to Uharles HaTueL Of lll
boken, n. j., ana Miss Carrie M N..tn. Il
Hollisterville.
County Comuissi oner !. X uurlH-yk K
and daughter, Mise Gertrude, o. + ..nauuA
attended the New YORK state .aI.. a5 ,s 10.
cuse, N. Y, lsst week.
DIR. L. NJ. Gates, OF scranton. wss .a-t
week elected Vice President OF Ia, lsuusy b.
vania Medical Society. tie is uat,sr OF
Northern Wayne.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John II. Weston are an
ticipating an auto trip to Stockhriire,
Lenox and Pittsheld, Mass, as soon As the
country receives fall OF rain
Rev. A. L. Whitaker will conduct serv-
ice IN the Indian Orchard school house. on
Sunday afternoon, at 80. sunday school
will be held for this date, only, three-guar-
ters OF an hour earlier than the usual time.
Hon. Charles B. Staples, of stroudsburc,
ts most excellent jurst and upright Judge,
and has frequent calls to preside over courts
in other districts besides his own, Monroe
and Pike, as he lie known the State over, to
do his duty on the bench in the most i'm
partial, just and fearless manner.
Hi Henry, the well-kuown minstrel. was
stricken with apoplexy, at his home, near
Horseshoe Falls, Idaho, one day last week,
and at last accounts was expected to live
but short time. He is a native of Southern
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Henry has been in fail.
ing health for a number of years, and tor
the past two seasons has not been travelling
with the troupe that bears his name
From the Port Jervis Gazette Of Sept.
nth:
A party OF Honesdale ladies' are enjoying
automobile rides over the splendid state
and other roads in this section. They are
Mre; j ID. Weston, her mother, Mrs, Coc
Durland and two sisters, Mrs. Fred. B.
whitney and Mrs. {. X. Brady. They came
TO Port Jervis on Saturday in big touring
car and are enjoying automohiing over the
ine roads OF Orange and Pike counties.
Mrs. Weston is the wife OF J, ID. Weston,
president OF the Durland, Thompson Shoe
Co., Honesdhle.
Married, at the home OF the brides
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs n. .
J. Spencer. of 18th street, Sept. %, 1905, by
the Rev. DIR. WIN. II. Swift, Miss Edith B
Wright, of Honesdale, to Edison r. Kreltner.
W LNbhC bht liiiihN'lldN' lflht4Nt-
were present. The bridal couple were unlt.
tended. There were many tokens OF rerneru-
brance, comprising y check for Sjt0 from
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W, Kreitner, the groom =
parents, gold, silver, cut glass, fancy arti-
Giles, etc.
--Miss Florence s. Ri,iler, laughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Ririler, OF Tanner
Falls, q graduate OF the Honesdalt High
school, Glass OF 1905 left on Tuesday last for
Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa, where
she will pursue her studies. Miss Rleter
was selected to represent Wayne in tine
three county contest in recitation, elocutiou
and orstory, between Wayne, Lackawauna
and Luzerne counties, some time since, and
prize, made very creditable record. She
has the best wishes OF THE CITIZEN for her
future success.
On Saturday morning last Il. f. Eunntli
whose farm is located short distance east
OF Tracyvllle, was on his way 20 Borden =
milk establishment, at the East Houosirl
station, stopping incidentally at residences
on Tryon street to serve families with thrlr
morning milk, when his horse took fr ..''
and started to run down the hlll. In az
tempting to get into the wagon, 80 as 10 %.
able to control the Inns nni stop the rIH
away, Mr.. Bunncll was thrown violently
his head striking large stone, aud his So IT,
badly lacerated, two cuts, two and foIr
inches in length being inflicted. He also u
tained a compound fracture OF the rilht
wrist. The injured mau was carried into
the Bergman house and Drs. Burns AMI t'c.
G.NW.N- - los.
his home, where he Is doing as well as could
BE- expected. The horse ran over the depot
bridge and some distance up the Erie track,
where he stopped without injnring himsel!
or the wagon.
Notwithstanding the high grade OF
scholarship attained by the graduates OF the
Bonesdale high school, it is much to the
credit OF many OF the pupils that commence
ment day in that institution does not limit
their educational ambition. Homes dale aud
other localities in Wayne county are well
represented in some OF the best Universities
and Colleges of the land, and doubt not
that our young people will acqutt them
selves creditably wherever they continue
their studies. Florance DunninG, who wa-
the high school valedictorian lasl year, and
are III VI NJ Slhlt NbA-
lege; Ray ymond Brown, of this place, and
Elmer Taylor, OF Cold Spring, are at Lafay.
ettee Arthur Oday, brother OF Principal
Oday, Elwin Z. Butler, Neal Hiller and
Alice X. Simons at Syracuse University
James y. Mumford, son of +. c. humford,
who has been studying at Amherst College
goes this year to the University of Penusyl-
vania as do also Jay Coleman, Homer San.
dercock and Fred Hitler /; Miss Marguerite
G. Dolmetsch TO Wells College; and Misse.
Pearl and Olive Bryant and Marie Frrund
to Smith College Miss Dorothy II, Menner
Vassar College Fred. ID. Suydam, Hill
School. Pottstown, Pa. and Olin j. Barnes
OF Beach Lake, 20 the Greenville College
Greenyille, Illinois.
Major George II. Whitney, the well
known liveryman, was Frustrated by d
stroke OF paralysis ut his home on Church
street, on Friday evening last. Nearly a
year ago he suffered from slight seizure
of the same ailment from which he rapidly
recovered. and it IL hoped that his presen
attack may have a like favorable termina
ton. shortly after ten O'Clock, "a the Ma
jor was about 10 retire, his entire right side
| including his face, became paralyzad, and
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he fell TO the floor helpless ana 81 eechless
| His stepm other and sister who ha d retired
were aroused by the barking of the house
dog, and while seeking the cause of the di,
turbance, came upon the PROSTATE fo.ln o
Major Whitney. A physician was ut One
summoned, and on Saturday, Walter A
Whitney, the Majors brother, II travrltn
salesman for a shoe company in william
port, WAS called home by telegram. som
improvement in the condition OF the pa
tent ia reported at this writing, II .bly IA
| ability to move the limbs on IA" .lncto
side To some extent, but al thu .'.. pT,
| tracted confinement to tho nuu U.ul
| able. Major whitney, lur- .uub.,trH
with co. f., ana the 18Th Reg, has CIV,
hun n wide and favorable acquaiutuu,
among military circles IN the state, and h
prominence in the Hoursdalc Fire Drpar
ment for many years has placed Inn umor
our best known citizens.
In MemorIam.
William II, Wilson died at his summer /
sort, "Nalhalla,' Beach Lake, sept, :
1905, OF apoplexy, aged "a years, lie II su