The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-09
PERSONAL.

Personal.
Miss Florence Kimble is Carbon
dale visitor.
Mrs. James S. Lindsay, of Church
street, was Carbondale visitor last
Thursday.
Miss Anna Taft, of Hawley, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. n. +. Hause, of
Harrisburg.
William d. Guinnip, father of Hon.
VIM. B. Guinnip, of Atco, is at present
in very poor health.
A jolly party of young people enjoyed
"Class Night" dance, last Thursday
evening, at the Lyric Hall.
Mrs. Henry w. Blandin, of West
street, is in Scranton, where she will
pass the remainder of the winter.
The Misses Grace and Lois Williams,
of Carbondale, were the guests OF the
Misses Secor, of West street, on Sunday.
Miss Florence Niles, of Port Jervis,
and her aunt, Miss Harriet Kingsbury,
of Lake Como, are visiting relatives in
Scranton.
Mrs. Josephine Warrington, of Dun
daft, Susquehanna Co., Pa, is the guest
OF her sisters, Mrs. J. S. Lindsay and
Mrs. f. q. Secor.
John F. Myers, of Lackawaxen, a
brother of Herman Myers, of the Oak
Cafe, of this place, has sold his hotel to
Otto Kessler, of New York city.
Mark V. Richards, cityeditor of the
Port Jervis Gazette, is suffering from
severe attack of grip. He is son-in-
law of Isaac j. Lobb, of this place.
-Rexford D. Wickwire, OF Carbon
dale, who is well and favorably known
here, has gone to San Antonio, Texas,
to enter the employ OF his uncle, X. G.
Wickwire.
Miss Kate Eldred, who has been
quite ill for the past three weeks, and
under the care of a trained nurse, Miss
Alice Owen, OF Seelyville, is improving.
Mrs. Albert Eberhardt, ST., of North
Main street, has fully ripened tomato,
which she raised in the house, from n
seeding. 1t has attracted great deal
of attention.
Mrs. Clarence Loveass, OF lIawley,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
husband, who is employed in Port Jer-
Wis, and boarding at the home of Mrs.
W. l.. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Kelly, OF Wood
avenue, are receiving hearty congratu-
lations over second visit OF the stork
which made them call on Saturday
last and left fine ten pound boy.
Herbert J. Quinney, who is in some
what delicate health, is about to try a
change of climate, and will shortly leave
for Albuquerque, New Mexico, with a
view to removing his family thither if
the hoped-for benefit is realized.
E. V. McAndrew, who has been
working for the Consolidated Telephone
Company, at Archibald, for some time,
has been transferred to Hawley. where
he will be employed in the same capac-
ity.
A. 7. Searle, Assistant District At
torney of the United States District
Court left on Monday for Harrisburg
to attend the sessions of the court, and
expects to return to Honesdale to-mor.
row, THURSDAY.
Miss Romaine ii. Spruks, OF South
Side, Scranton, daughter of Thomas ii
Spruks, formerly of Beach Lake, this
county, was married to Harry +. Schuler
on Wednesday afternoon last, Rev. f
F. Ritter, of Trinity Evangelical Luther
an church, officiating,
, Major Edgar Jadwin, engaged as al
engineer in the construction of the Pan
anna canal, received serious injury to hi
knee caps from fall while horseback
riding. A letter from the Isthmus tC
the Majors father, Hon. c. c. Jadwin
. states that it will require perhaps two
! months for a complete recovery.
The Carbondale Leader says of Mrs
( Clarence A. Wright, who will come tC
g Honesdale as a bride and permanent
e resident at the close of the wedding trip
= "The bride is one of this city's wei
known and popular young ladies, anc
9 her legion of friends will hasten to ex
e tend hearty congratulations upon tho
4 happy couples return from their honey
moon.'