The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-03
One Kissell. OF Kisselrs Springs,

One Kissell, OF Kissell's Springs
Westmoreland county, while strollint
along a stream in that county, last week
discovered largo trout swimming II
the shallow water which he promptly
shot, although he knew it was agains
the law, the trout season having ended
The trout was eigh teen inches long, end
he was proud of his prize, which he be
gan exhibiting TO his friends. A game
warden got wise and arrested Kieeell
1t cost him $50 50, divided as follows
$40 for shooting trout, s25 for selling
it; tl0 for taking it out Of season, and
| "a 80 for coets. And now be wishes he
had never seen the feb.
The Endicott.Johnsou shoe plant
located at Endicott, Broome Co., N. Y,
a short distance from Binghamton, ia
the largest maker of shoes in the world.
The firm Is now going to erect new up
per leather tannery, 60 by 175 feet, and
five stories high. 1t will give employ
ment to $50 people. In short time the
firm will make all the leather used in
their factories.
The Oliver family reunion was held
Aug. 2s, 1908, at the residence of Rev.
A. q. Oliver, near the big elm, about
200 being present. A dinner embracing
all the delicecies OF the season, as serv-
ed, after which Halsey Lal .op, OF
Scranton, called the gathering to order,
in his usual happy manner. The Oliver
family association was then orgsniza I'd
with A, q. Oliver, of Honesdale, Presi
dent; f. s. Oliver, Of Scranton, and
Luther Oliver, Of Tyler Hill, Vice Presi
dents; j. B. Robinson, OF Honesdale,
aud W. NJ. Oliver, OF Scranton, Socreta.
ries. and Alfred Ii. Oliver, of Honesda!e,
Treasurer. 1t was decided to make the
reunion an annual affair, the meeting
in 1909 to be in the same place.
Reader of THE CITIZEN, does your
copy have penny stamp attached2 If
80, it denotes that you are in arrears
for year or more. Kindly remit bal
ance due, and then the postal laws will
permit us to omit the stamp.
1T is reported that capitalists are ne.
go.iating for the purchase of Lake Ariel.
-kev. w. II. Hitler will conduct eerv
ices in the Seelyville chapel, tomorrow,
Friday evening.
w. Wallace Ham, OF the NeR York
Sun, sends US an invitation, programme
and menu OF the banquet rendered the
American Olympic Team on the occa
sion Of their victorious return from Eng.
lsud, by Paul Henkel, host at Keen g
Chop House, New York city. on Satur-
day evening last, August 29:h. Needless
to say that the menu comprised every
thing toothsome, palatesome and stom-
arhsome. every dish being honored by
the name of one OF the returning heroes;
or that the after dinner entertainment,
coinprising speeches, recitations and
masical numbers galore. with Paul Hen
k'l as toaetmaster, was altogether wor-
thy Of the occasion. The programme
and menu are printed on white satin
and are as dainty as the entertainment
was high-toned and enjoyable.
On Friday Of last week, George
Dony killed on the Case farm at Indian
Orchard, rattlesDake with eleven rat
tics and button, indicating an age OF
twelve years. Mr.. Dony. being very
q, arly blind, fret encountered the snake
while on bic way for cows in pasture.
and was eatiefied that the reptile struck
at him. Later, armed with stout stick
he returned to the preserves Of his snake
ship, and by we'll directed blows secured
a knockout. The string of rattles may
be seen at Buerket's restaurant.
-Kreitner Brothers have the contract
for erecting a wing, IL BY 81 feet, on the
sonth side Of tho NJ f. parsonage, and
work on it has been commenced.
There will be meeting of tho Re-
publican voters Of Honesdale, in the
rooms recently occupied by the late DR..
O. A. Dusinberre, iu the Allen House
to omorrow, Friday evening, at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose Of organizing Rspubli
can Club. All Republicans are urged to
be present.
--"The Three of U.s." delightful
drama, was written by Mics Rachel
Crothers, and is one of the most success
fuI and best plays ever brought before
tho public, and she has realized fortune
from it in royalties. Its original run Of
30l nights at the Madison Square Thea
tire, New York, was attended by audi
euces that taxed tho capacity OF that
fashionable playhouse. Every critic in
town praised il, and 1t was really the
most important OF the seasons successes
This great play 10 coming to Honesdale.
The leading role OF Rhy MacChesney
will be played by Miss Janet Waldorf,
who will be favorably remembered as
the star in THE Eternal City," previ.
Gus to which she made tour OF the
world in classic drama. meeting with
fiattering success. Don't miss seeing a
great play and charming actress.
WAIKIKI, Ulster Co., N. Y, claims
tho distinction of having had the first
creamery in operation in the United
States, established within its borders,
taking the milk. daily, OF 375 COWS. the
date being 1901. 1t was followed by a
condensary established by one of the
Bordens and still in operation at Wall
kill.
.-E. Darwin Penwarden has purchased
the interest of his father-ir-law, John
Refer, in the Oarley Brook acid factory.
together with 225 acres in Damascus,
known as the Weston property. The
acid factory property comprises about
thirty acres, and besides the factory
contains Mr.. Penwardens residence and
store, three other dwelliug houses and O
blacksmith shop. MIR. Penwarden has
been manager Of the factory since it was
established, and under his judicious su
pervision and bueincss ability it has beer
one of the most successful in the couu
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