The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-11
COUNTY
CORRESPONDENCE
White Mills.

White Mills.
DEC. 7th.-Much interest was shown
in the nomination and election of of
ficers at a meeting of No. 499 Conclave
of Improved Order of Heptasophs at
White Mills, on Tuesday evening in l.
o. H. Hall, which resulted in the cleo
ton of the following Archon, Edward
Haden Prelate, Paul Loven Provost,
Fred. Mittan Recording Secretary, Jas.
Firmstone Financier, George Haden /;
Trustees, George Miller, Phillip Dean
and Fred. Mittan. The election of a
delegate to the National Convention, to
be held at Boston, Mass, in June, re-
suited in the selection of Fred. Werner ;
Alternate, John Sohner.
The Athletic Club, of White Mills
will hold a grand masquerade ball,
Dec. 26th, in the l. O. II. hall. Music
by the "Ideal Full Orchestra. The COM
mittee of arrangem report every
thing in gilt-edge shape for the enjoy
ment of all, and good time is prom
| lSeu. llCketS, ~ CellS.
Mrs. Henry Utegg, OF Mast Hope Road,
died yesterday at her home, at 6 O'Clock
of heart disease, after years illness,
aged 81 years. She is survived by hel
husband and the following sons and
daughters Mrs. John Schneider and
Henry Utegg, Jr., of White Mills Mrs
Henry Bleutcher, of Narrowsburg, n
Y. Mrs. Chris. Lutz, of Seelyville
Herman, Charles John and Miss Eliza
beth, at home.
The White Mills Central Republican
Club held their regular monthly meet
ing at the Florence theatre. Much busi
ness was transacted, including the elec
ton of officers for the ensuing year
which resulted, as follows; President
Henry F. Weber; lst Vice President
Sol. Markle I'd Vice President, Ed
Reed Recording Secretary, VIM. Web
er; Financial Secretary, Fred. Mittan
and Treasurer, George Kimble.
l Martin Helmier had long tram
through the woods in search for foxe
on Saturday last, but from all report
s the foxes saw Martin first
Undertaken John Loercher, of Homes
dale, was on business trip on the Mas
Hope road on Sunday, Dec. 9th.
Russell Clark, the popular shearer {
the Dorflinger plant here, had misha
on Friday last, smashing his thumt
Though the wound is very painful, he
d still at his post, doing his daily work.
e A very pleasant gathering of jolly ol
y folks gathered at the home OF FREQ
!" Werner, of this place, on Saturday, Dec
II 9th, it being the occasion OF the brit
|, day of Mrs. Fred. Werner. A bount
e full spread was set, and allpartook of tt
!. good things to eat and drink. Those
d attendance were friends from Whit
Il Mills, Indian Orchard, Honesdale, Hav
u u ley, and Cherry Ridge. Mrs. Verne
e was the recipient of very pretty silvt
set, which came as great surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Werner left [
pay visit to friends in Scranton, c
about week s duration.
Joseph Dorf1inger, of this place, We
= the winner of the beautiful gold watc
4 that was chanced off at Weber's baker,
y his lucky number being 20. Joe is a
:. smiles now, because of the gold watch
S The Catholic church, of this plac,
: will hold fair for the benefit of IL
I church next Friday, Saturday, Monda
. and Tuesday, Dec. llth, 18th, 14th an
' 18th inclusive.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Box Are rejoi
v ing over the arrival of ayoung daughte
a and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith have
It fine baby boy to brighten their home.
e Hugo Liliquist and Sadie Daniels, OIL
e of our very popular couples, are no
u nicely settled in their new home aftt
3" spending their honeymoon in and aroun
20 Scranton. Their many friends assen
a bled and gave them quite reception u
.s on their return, and wished them a lol
& and happy matrimonial voyage.
If Walter Graham represented Anthor
re Wayne Chapter No. 204, of Royal ARE
r Masons, at the election of Grand Cha
ter officers at Masonic Temple, Phil