The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-02
PERSONAL.

William Smith, of Scranton, is
spending few days in town.
Mrs. Kate Allen, of New York CITY,
is being entertained by Honesdale rela-
tives.
On account of sickness, w. j. Nc
Intyre did not exhibitpianos and organs
at the Fair.
Mrs. VIM. Batten and son James, of
Matamoras, are being entertained by
Clemo relatives.
William Lynott, Supt. of the Oily
phant Electric Light Co., was a visitor
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy Mooney, of Olyphant,
and Miss Alice Mooney, of Scranton,
are spending few days in town.
Miss NJ. Grace Salmon, of North
Main street, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. VIM. H. Millspaugh, of Port Jervis.
Horace Lyons, of Olyphant, en-
braced the opportunity while visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Ly-
ons, to take peep at the county fair.
William Vetter, clerk at the Homes
dale postoffice, has resigned his position.
His successor is Fred. Lestrange, who
has been substitute mail carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Woodward, of
Peckville, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Will
man, of Jermyn, attended the Wayne
county fair on Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. II. Dorflinger, of White
Mills, and Mrs. A. T. Searle, of Homes
dale, are passing this wesk in New York
city, and are registered at the Hotel
Wolcott.
Marriage licenses have been grant
ed to the following: VIM. Kinney and
Pearl Eek, both of Tafton, L. II. Ruen-
berg, of Clifford, and Ruth II. Lamor-
eaux, of Dundaff.
Hon. and Mrs. A. B. Dunsmore, of
Wellsboro, Tioga county, are rejoicing
over the arrival OF daughter, their first
born, Sept. Goth. The happy mother
was formerly Miss Sadie f, Ball, of this
place. e
Fred. w. VanKirk is shaking hands
with the older Honesdale boys this week.
If for no other reason, we ought to en-
courage the county fair for giving us at
least an occasional sight of our former
townsmen.
George L. Waltz called at our office
on Thursday morning, and we are pleased
to note that time does not change him
from being the same warm-hearted
genial comrade that we have known for
so many years.
Frederick Horn, grandson of Fred
erick Schimmell, of this place, was mar
ried in Rochester, N. V, on Wednesday
last, September 30th, 1908, to Mrs. Cath
crime Stevetts. Mr.. Schimmel was q
guest at the wedding.
james Cody, formerly of Kcens
where he has a sister still living on the
old family homestead farm, is paying his
friends hereabouts visit this week. He
has attained aldermanc proportions dur.
ing his absence, and still wears the gen.
ial smile of old.
-Willett B. Sherwood, of Brooklyn
who has been accustomed to spending
his summer vacations with his uncle anG
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Menner
of this place, has been taken to a hos
pital to undergo an operation for appcn
dicitis. His grandfather, Levi II. Sher
wood, and his father, Hiram Sherwood
are both natives of Honesdale.
Henry Petersen, who died in Chi
cago, of typhoid fever, few days since
was son of j. H. A. Petersen, who
many years ago was organist of St
Johns Ev. Lutheran church, of this
place, and successful teacher of music
The deceased was twenty-three years o
age, and besides wife and infant child
is survived by his parents and a number
of brothers and sisters.
Willis P. Sweatnam, the well-knowr
theatrical favorite, who has been spend
ing his summer at his country home a
Lake Teedyuskung, Rowland, Pike Co.
with his nieces, Dorothy and Virgini;
Allison, is guest of o. L. Rowland
10th street. The visitors and their host
! occupied box at the Lyric, on Wed
nesday evening, and it was much to tn,
credit of "The Lily and the Prince" tina
) the veteran actor accorded the perform
} ance his hearty applause.
The familiar figure of LeviL. Patter
son is conspicuous by its absence on tn,
Fair Ground race-track this year. Thc
genial horseman is wearing his usua
happy smile, however, but it is not in
spired by his usual victory on our trot
ting course. On Tuesday little cir
visitor made her appearance in his fam
lily, and as she has given them to under
stand that her call is likely to be pro
tracted one, Mr.. Patterson has wisely dc