The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-23
PERSONAL.
day school

Samuel j. Katz spent Monday in
Scranton on business trip.
-Sigmund Katz spent Saturday and
Sunday in Scranton with friends.
Miss Isabella Penwarden has been |
added to the force at Katz Brothers
cloak department.
Harry Simonson and wife have rent
ed nicely furnished rooms on Spring
street, of Robert NJ. Dorm.
Mrs. Peter McGinnis, of Grove
street, is visiting her sister and brother
at Forest City and Carbondale.
Miss H. Blanche Secor solicits sub
scriptions for the Saturday Evening Post,
Ladies' Home Journal and Delineator,
as usual.
&C. M. Betz has leased his rooms on
West street, lately occupied by Mrs. II.
w. Blandin, to a young man matri-
monially inclined, who will occupy them
in January, 1909.
The Kill Kare Klub, of Carbondale,
were entertained at Waymart, Wednes-
day, by Mesdames George Patterson,
J. f. Morgan, f. A. Bell, o. G. Moon
and George Burrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ackerman and
Mrs. Steinback and daughter, Loretta,
of Chicago, are spending m onth at the
home of the formers father, Henry
Ackerman, of Grove street.
Mrs. David McKelvy, of Titusville,
Pa, and Mrs. N. V. V. Franchot, of
Olean, N. Y, who have been the guests
of Hon. and Mrs. G. G. Jadwin since
Monday last, returned to their homes
this morning.
The following are the names of the
recently installed officers of Moosc Lodge,
No. 400, l. o. o. F., ofPleasant Mount;
Frederick Giles, Noble Grand Rev.
James Pope, Secretary, and J. f. Tif-
fany, Treasurer. r. +. Mumford is
the Representative to the Grand Lodge.
N. r. Butler, Superintendent of
the State Fish Hatchery, in Pleasant
Mount, has already placed 1901 trout
eggs in his Matching troughs, and ex-
poets to double his output of 1907. A
new Matching house is being erected,
which will make the Pleasant Mount
plant the largest of its kind in the
United States.
Joseph Toms, one of the Oldest and
most respected citizens of Berlin town
ship, veteran of Co. o, 10th Pa, who
owned fine farm near the Honesdale
and Texas Aims House property, at In
dian Orchard, and reared an honorec
family there, left on Wednesday last fol-
Los Angeles, California, where he will
be welcomed by his son, Leroy, anc
probably spend his remaining days il
the latter's home circle.
DIR. Leo T. Perrault, a relative o
the McKenna family of this place, i
very highly complimented by the paper
of Lestershire, N. Y, where his parent
reside, on his success after leaving tina
village four years ago to pursue his pro
, *
from the local high school, he finishe'
a course at Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, last year, and is now tai
ing postgraduate instruction in st
Frances Hospital, Trenton, N. j.
j. ]. Bippus, the prominent POI
, Jervis grocer, and William N. Tuscano
j; President of the Knickerbocker Silve
, Co., of that city, were in Honesdale o
= Tuesday and Wednesday, representa-
( the Port Jervis Board of Trade, wit
special view to examining the Lyri
theatre, and consulting Architect II.
: Weaver in the interests of a propose
new opera house in our sister town
. Both gentlemen witnessed the perform
y ance of "The Time, The Place an
The Girl" on Tuesday evening, whic
= was given to a capacity house for tn
:. second time since the Lyric was opened
fact which must have convinced thel
that an up-to-date place of amusemer
is a paying proposition even in til
. smaller cities. THE CITIZEN was favo
~ ed with a pleasant call from Messr
Bippus and Tuscano, accompanied /
Architect Weaver, on Tuesday.
The Scranton Tribune of Tuesda
= last gave two of our respected citizer
= the following complimentary notice
y Homer Greene, the well known Law
Vt yer, poet and novelist of Honesdal
l. was in the city on Saturday, shakir
q hands with friends on his return fro
n Wilkes Barre, where he made an az
~ dress to the Keystone State Library A
i sociation. While at the meeting
es Wilkes Barre Mr.. Greene made 81
" niticant statement when he said tn
"a novel readers of to-day do not want Sc
70 mons. AS one of the most successf
l. novelists in the literary field to-day, M
TT Greene ought to know. noticed a
,e other prominent Honesdale citizen
10 Scranton on Saturday in the person
- Editor Penniman, who for SO MAJ
VI years was at the helm of the Honesda
it Citizen, recently purchased by a sy
Mt dictate headed by Hon. f. b. Harde
n, bergh. Editor Penniman looked hal
hearty and free from care. He has r
u tired from journalism for good and e