The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-25
PERSONAL
city

Mrs William II. Quinn, OF Haw
ley, is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Joel Hill, of Lookout, was
guest Of HOnesdale relatives last week
Charles FaatE succeeds Jacob
Deutsch as jsnitor of the Lyric theatre
MIR. and Mrs W. F. Suydam will
pass their Thanksgiving in New York
city
-Rev. J. ii. BOyce, of Hamlinton, is
conducting revival services at Maple
wood.
e Henry z. Russell and daughter, Miss
Sophie. are spending few days in New
York CITY
Mrs. A. W. SimOns and children, of
Hawley, are paving short visit to Mrs
\. f. Gumble, Paupack-
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reed, of
White Mills, son, and to Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Williams, daughter
Reuben Small, of North Main street,
went to New York city, last Saturday.
to remain a week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Searle left yes
terday morning for Windsor, Vermont,
where they will pass Thanksgiving
Mrs John Sampson, of Bethany, has
been the guest of her niece, Mrs. ]. H.
kinbeck, of Peckville, for several DAYS
Judge Staples, of Stroudsburg, re-
Gently spent two weeks in Philadelphia,
holding court for the peaceful Quakers.
Mrs. W. F. Suydam, and sor Dur
land, OF Hawley, are spending a few
davs with the formers mother, Mrs. Coe
Duland-
Mrs. Keturah Branning, of Hawley,
has returned from six months visit
with friends in South Dakota and Michi-
gan
Mrs Peter Everling and Miss Elsie
Eyerling. of this place, attended the Ma
hOski-Everling wedding reception in
Simpson last week.
Charles J. Weaver is looking after
the Interests of Hotel WAYNE during
the absence al Sizerville of his brother
John H., the proprietor.
Mayor J. Benjamin Dimmick, OF
Scranton, MAS the guest "f Governor
Stuart, ri the executive mansion, Harris
burg o;l Thursday evening last
MIR. and iirs. Ray Bayly, of Beach
Lake, have just moved to Honesdaie,
the former having secured employment
with le Irving Cat 'ilass Co.
Henry ". Dunning, Esq, OF Wilkes
Barre, has just purchased 4 lot on the
eastern portion OF Glen Dyberry, ada
cent to the Reed-Dorfiinger plot.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. T. Chambers, o.
I4th street, will partake of their Thanks
giving turkey at the home of their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Geo. q. Johns, in New Nori
city.
DR.. Dwyer, of Forest City, has an
nounced his intention of removing tC
Great Bend, for the purpose OF practic'
ing medicine. lie will also open drug
store in that place
Mr.. and Mrs Wm. Is. Holmes en-,
tertained the choir OF the Presbyterian
church. and the Sunday school class oI
the latter, at their pleasant home, last
Friday evening.
A second son arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Keyser, of Salt
Lake City, Utah, a few days ago. Mrs.
Keyser was formerly Miss Florence L,
Snydam, of Honesdale.
Mrs. Frank McKenna, of Ridge
street, returned home on the l9th, from
the State hospital, Scranton, where she
submitted to a severe operation. HeI
health is greatly improved.
Vim. q. Faatz and r. II. Faa;z, o.
Lestershire, n. Y, former Honesdalers
will eat their Thanksgiving dinner in Sa
vannah, Georgia, where they are attend
ing the great automobile races.
Fritz Breidenstein, oi,WillOw Avenue
has received the legacy recently left hin
by a relative in Germany. While the
amount $500 is not startlingly large
the money will come very handy nov
that winter is closing in. Our artistic
friend has our congratulations.
Anna, the only daughter of Judg'
and Mrs. r. w. Archibald, will be mar
ried on Tuesday, Dec. LIST, to William
W. Silvey, of New York city. Only tn
immediate relatives of the bride an'