The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-03
Personal and Impersonal.

All VI tne hODe51ale banks VIII be
closed on Monday, Sept. 9TH, Labor Dsy
There will be no services in the Ger
man Lutheran church, next Sunday.
Tho Presby terian and Episcopal
churches will both be open for services
next Sunday.
On account Of the opening Of the
Republican campaign. at Youngsto wn,
Ohio Sept 9th and 9th, 1908, tho Erie
Railroad 20. will sell round trip excur-
sion tickets to that city at reduced ratee.
Many OF the leaders of the party will be
there and address the multitudes. Thie
will give an opportunity to meet face to
face the prominent men Of the United
States, and some OF them the greatest
STATE smen the world has ever known.
Consult the Erie station agents before
purchasing tickets.
-CAptain James Ham Circle, Ladies
OF the G. A. r., will meet tomorrow
Friday-evening, at 1880.
Thieves have been stealing vege-
tables OF oil descriptions from the gar.
dens OF Honesdalers, for the past two
weeks. One man was seen at the work,
at sn early hour one morning last week,
and was easily recognized.
The ball gamo at White Mills, last
Sunday afternoon, contestants, Cata-
sauqua v. White Mills, resulted in
score of 6 to in favor of the former
club.
-Penneylvania couples who wish to
marty quietly in the state OF New York
will be interested in question that has
arisen respecting one important point
1t appears that 10 many cases couples
from other States have obtained licenses
in one town or city, and then. to avoid
publicity, bave been married elsewhere.
Attorney General jackson holds that
this is illegal, as section Of the mar
riage license law provides that-"It the
woman or both parties to be married
are non-residents Of the State, such Ii.
cense shall be obtained from the clerk
OF the town or city in which the mar
hand, Senator G C,bb. by whom the law
was framed, declares that the license
authorizes marriage anywhere 10 the
State. The Attorney General, however,
has published warning to clvrsymen
and others authorized to perform the
marriage ceremong, against performing
1t under u license Issued in another town
or city, ns In his opinion this would be
q misdemoanor on their part.
--Married, Septem Der "a, 1903, by the
Rev. w. +. Hopp, pastor of 81. Johns
Luthrrna church, Miss Wilhtlmit q Men
nett 10 VA. kiuLz,Lgcr, both o; Homes
dale. The newly welded couple lett
for their wedding trip on the 1927 Erie
train.
Did you ever notice how lively aud
bustling Honesdale's thoroughfaree ap.
pear III tho early morning hours, 90
pecially in the vicinity of the shoe fac
tories, the nine glass cutting shops, dec
orating plant, elevator works, foundry,
machine shops, box factory. knitting
mill, ladies' underwear plant, glove and
mitten factory, silk and woolen mills,
ak factory, pants and shirt factory, etc =,
etc.f IL may be you do not ariss suffici
emily early to observe the skilled en-
ployees fastening TO Workshop and mill
For stranger to receive q favorable
Impression OF our attractive and thriV-
ing town, he should be out in the early
morning In order to 500 the effect our
numerous Industries have on the greater
proportion OF our population. These
busy, hard-workInY people draw vast
sums OF money into Honesdale from the
outside world, and they are doing Just
what every industrial center In the
United States is now crying for-Work
on goods to be sold in all parts of our
own land, and in Europe, thus stimulat-
lnK the value of local property, and
bringing financial success to the COM
munlty, in proof of which peruse the
statements of the Honesdale National,
Wayne County Savings, Dime, and
Farmers and Mechanics Banks, with
over II, 900 900 of deposits, the far greater
proportion OF which belongs to the en-
ployees of our industrial plants.
-Mrs. Russell Sage, it has just been
made public, received from the estate
OF her husband, who died Tnly 22. 1906,
%" 55 '' oG, ~. l's .-vr " of $Gil63.
S0U
Married, Aug. 30, 1905, by Rev. w
II. Hopp, pastor OF 81. Johns Lutheran
church, Miss A. Lytle, OF Cleveland
Ohio, to Edward Peters, of Honesdale
The National Encampment of th
g. A. X. will be held at Toledo, Ohio
from August Slst to September 5th
Tickets from Honesdale, via Erie, II
Buffalo, and thence by boat to Toledo
and return, tl4 80; all rail to Toledo an,
return, $l7 70. For sale on and afte
Friday, Aug. 2Sth.
On Sunday b.. Johns Lutheran Sur
day school was the scene Of YER
pleasant affair, when tho school present
cd the superintendent Mrs. Michael oel
cher, with handsome gold watch, q
well merIted testimonial for be
twenty Ave years Of duty as teacher an
superintendent. Rev. VIM. 4. HopV
pastor OF the church, made the preser
tation, with an address expressing tt
general appreciation OF her services, I
which Mrs. Lnrcher responded in haI
py vein. There was appropriate singin
by the choir aud infant class. On MOI
day evening Mrs. Lerchor entertaine
her class. the teachers, and the paste
W her homo on Cliff street.