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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26
APPARATUS TO THROW LIFE
LINE THREE HUNDRED YARDS

London, Aug. 26-Recent tests OF
the torpedo lifeline carrying apps-
ratus, the invention OF Swedish en-.
Gtneer. Colonel Wilhelm Unge. by the
admiralty at Whale Island has been
so satisfactory that number of
ocean pnssonger,carrylng lines Will
soon equip their vessels with the ap-
paratus.
The invention Is the result of a
board OF trade inquiry for an appa,
ratus that would throw life line at
least 300 yards without detection by
the wind, In the tests the Unge ap-
paratus was successful over a dis
tance ranging from 97l yards to $50
Yards, In a stitf side wind.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26
FASTEST AUTOS IN COUNTRY
ARE MATCHING OF RACE

New York, Aug 26.-The three
fastest racing automobiles in this
country, II NOT In the world, have been
matched for special contest at the
Brighton Beach races tomorrow and
Saturday. Ralph De Palma issued n
challenge 10 any car 10 meet his 100
horsepower Flat Cyclone for a race
at any distance. This challenge has
been accepted by Christie. whose new
190-horsepowor front drive speed crea-
ton has been attracting attention
throughout the country, and by Kill
patrick, who made so many records
last year
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26
CO M M | I T EE
FOR MELON
DAY
w. o. BROWN MADE CHAIRMAN
AT MEETING LAST NIGHT.
Prominent Men Who VIII Make the
Event Feature Of the
oCmn9 Fair.

One of the features of the Inter
mountain Four-Sttae Fair. which will
he held in ogden next month viii be
Melon Day" September 10 has been
set aside for this fctc This was de-
cided upon at meeting OF tho com
mission men of Ogden. the directors
OF the fair association and the direct
OTIS of the Weber club at the club
last night
il is proposed TO make Melon Day"
permanent affair in the same man
ner as the Provo Strawberry Day"
and the Brigham City Peach Day
are fixed events. In this way Ogden
city will receive considerable adver'
Using
Arrangements have been made to
have the Associated Press service send
out reports of the affair which Will
be given prominence all over the coun-
try, should the event prove to be the
success 1t Is expected 10 be Some
time ago a Pumpkin Day" was start
ed at Fort Collins. Colo. The cele-
bration attracted considerable atten-
tion throughout the land
AT the meeting last night It was
stated tndt une COMMISSION Uleu dnu
fruit growers OF the county promised
to donate the melons for the adver-
tisement OF Utah melons.
special committee composed of
w. D. Brown. chairman; w o. Kay.
Wiley Cragun. George A, Barry. B. G..
Blackman. II l. Griffin, J. r. Brown,
E. G. McGriff and |. L. Reynolds was
appointed to make all arrangements
for the affair J. L. Reynolds was
chosen secretary TO the committee.
There should be mountains OF mel
ons for free distribution and every
body will be given his All on the
grounds. but 1t must be understood
that the melons are not for Ogden
ties. but b,r people VINO visit tho fair
from distance.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

An examination of uncertilcated
teachers of the ogden City Schools
will he held at the ogden High School,
Thursday and Friday, September .
and 8. beginning at O'Clock \ NJ.
Writing materials viii be furnished by
tho Board OF Education.
JOHN NJ. MILLS.
Superintendent -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26

must be planted in running water 90
the outside at some ether place
All Of the trout now in the hatchery
are native, having been brought from
Fish lake, in Sewer county. Provo
river and Utah lake.
The imported fry all come in boxes.
about 250000 being shipped as eggs in
each box.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26
SHERIFF TO SELL SHELTER.

Florence. Colo, Aug. 25.-Thc Rocky
Mountain smelter. erected some years
ago at a cast of $250.00O, VIII be sold
by the sheriff September - to satisfy
Judgment in the district coum for
SIS,lS0 aud attorneys fees.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO thank our many
friends and neighbors who so kindly
assisted us in the sickness and death
Of our beloved husband and father.
We especially wish 10 thank Mr..
Ramey and other members Of the
Methodist church for the music which
was so beautifully rendered.
Mrs. r. +. Hufstetler and Family.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-26
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining In the
Postoflice at ogden. Utah Aug. d.
1903. which II not called for in two
weeks viii be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office:
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NOTICE.

Stmson's Cafe will reopen Monday.
August Goth Members Will govern
themselves accordingly. -
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GentIemen's List,

Allen, Landres, J l.
arnold, ' McGivern, VIM
Alfred, Lee Misl1ulin. Simen
Ahern' j, Missouri Pac
5 letters MiskulIn, Simon
Brinkrehoff. G NJ Mayes. Edo
Bryan' Geo McMurty. Mat
Becker, w r thew
Combs. James Miller, Albert M
Comstock. j II Nicklery, Jim
Campbell, Nj T Norton, lean
culver, M F. Obury. Clyde
Collins. VIM E Paesey, Fred
Cash, d Pierson. Harry
Cambell. Earl Parry. P p.
Cole. Arion due &c
DeMlk. William Perry. Joseph
Dunn. w Plowden, w ID
Elspuru. Yuacia Poole, L G
Etherford. ] e Roberts, w r
Giannetti Amato Shields, O n
Gray Fl Ogden General
Guy Rev T c Hospital
Gibson, T H Shafer. l. G
Heart. r Spaton. S
Holohan. Guy Sllvers &c Co
Hansen, II Terrell, Elmer
Henkell Geo B Tyrell. j NJ, lc
Hinkley, II Thomson. Wm
Hickman, vii Voscom, Ismnil
liam Bezart
Hart, M l. Wheeler. S n
Jensichi, Duncan Wood. Bert
Jones. Luther Walhck. c C.
Jensen. o Wallace, Harry
Jones, Robt Wilson. John
Jackson, w S Winslow, L c
Kendall, Houston Walker,M NJ
Kersher, w Wyoming Kid
LervIs. a T Whitney, Marrus
Lowther, Ed B
Limlc. Ivan Whitcomb. Lyle
Lunahue, Pasco Whitehead, Sid
Luckie. Mark C
Ladies' List.
Alcorn. Miss Maston, Mrs
Virginia Ella
BIanding, Miss Oldham, Mrs
Elizabeth Mary i
Bon, Mrs Ell Porter, Mrs Geo
Belle. Miss Preece. Mrs
Hazel John
BRYANT. Mrs. Rawson, Mrs s D
Paul Ray. Mrs Lizzie
Bishop. Mrs Olive Smith. Mrs
Carrigan, Mrs I j Lizzie
Carver. Mrs Slnsabaugh. Mrs
Frances l. II O
Dalton. Miss Sloan, Miss Jean
Iona Schuler, Madge
Edwards. Miss Swenson, Miss
Edna Mae
Earl. Mrs Mary Stewart, Miss Dot
Gordon, Miss Thompson, Mrs
Grace ChaS.
Gibson, Mrs Taypr. Mrs c A
Hattie Thomas, Miss
Grant, Mrs S Kate
Graham, Mrs w Towles. Mrs
NJ Lizzie
Hassen, Miss Thomas. Miss
Ella Wilmer
Hill, Mrs o T Williams. Mrs
Lyman. Miss NJ S
Lila Whitman, Miss
NJ, Emma
1e'i'"'' "'' Whyte. Miss
Moore. Miss Annie
Frances Watson. Miss
Morton. Miss Georgia
cor,.udo Weston, Mrs
John
Mum'oru' MIS- Wayne. Miss
S n Leona
Papers.
Rowcll, 7 Jensen, Mrs C NJ
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The "Wylie Way" has pleased
thousands of Eastern peopIc
this summer and it will please
you. Tne heavy mid-sesson
traffic is now over and Oqden
people can tour Yellowstone
with pleasure and comfort. Each
tent at each camp is foored and
heated. Six-day tours start
daily. Secure the Wyiie folder,
Wylle agents at Reed Hotel
Make appointment through hotel
clerk. or write to
H. H. HAYS, City Pass. Agt.
PIG S. Main st.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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INDIAN GIRL WAS TIRED
OF LIVING IN A HOUSE
San Francisco. Aug. 26.-Bertha
Rocha, full-blooded Indian girl six
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18

The old Home Coming Week"
committee having charge OF the
Civic Parade, w. F.. Suydam, Sr.,
chairman, extends to every society,
organization and business concern
in Wayne county an invitation to
take part in the grand civic parade
to be held on Tuesday, Sept eth,
at Honesdale. and help by their
presence to make it one Of the
cver-to-be-remembered features OF
the celebration. AS a number of
societies and business houses have
already signified their intention of
being represented by floats. let
every society hold special meeting
and arrange to be well represented.
Every business man should help
swell the ranks Of the business mems
league. Every manufacturer should
be represented by float. The
Garngers of Wayne county are ex-
pected to be well represented We
want every township in Wayne
county to send a large deputation of
men to march under the banner of
their town. For further informa-
ton apply or address VIM. F. Suy-
dam, NJ. J. Hanlan. w. w. Wood
and Benz. Dietrich.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
A COntemptible Outrage.

In Saturdays Scranton Times
there appeared an item describing
a serious injury to Edward
Roche, of Carbondale, who worked
in the Herbeck-Demer Cut Glass
factory here. 1t stated that a
grindstone had fallen upon his
head-that his head was badly bat
tered and that he had also received
serious internal injuries. This
statement contained not an atom of
truth-was a lie from start to fin
ish. but the boys mother did not
know that. She came to Homes
dale by the first train, nearly dis
tracted. and found her son in his
usual health. having met with nc
accident whatever.
Any miserable cur who will put
in circulation such dastardly lie
should be publicly whipped. and af-
tcrward given the benefit of statute
law of this State which makes the
furnishing of false information tc
newspapers crime.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
BEACH LAKE.

The month of August is the
banner month for boarders. Most
houses are packed to overflowing.
Scores are turned away, yet every
year accommodations are being
made to entertain more. AS most
of the boarders are from New York
we think that great city has a fine
class of people.
Rev. Mr.. Allen and wife, of
Owego, are visiting relatives and
friends here, and as our pastor is
pleasant to have former pastor
present at prayer service and at the
usual service hour Sunday.
Dr.. Fuller will be present on
Saturday and Sunday to hold quar-
terly meeting services at the NJ. E.
church
A little son has again come to
the home of Mr.. Edw. Richards.
Mr.. Chas Spry was taken sud-
denly i'll Wednesday night. His
advanced age is against his re-
covery.
George Taylor, who has suffered
several weeks with a severe SWELL
ing on his neck, is now much bet
ter.
Mrs. Chas. Barnes is very feeble
this summer.
Olin Barnes and two sisters,
Grace and Marcie, expect to go to
a school in Illinois, September 1st.
Elmer Dickinson and Del. Nc
lntyre have positions at Peckville
and expect to move their families
there in the near future.
Quarterly meeting service at the
Free Methodist church, commencing
Friday evening.
Mr.. Geo. Dunn, of Hawley, has
spent several weeks with his sister
Eliza Dunn, at this place.
Aug. 16, 1909.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18

Meshoppen. Pa, was greatly ex-
cited last week, over the disappear
ance OF pretty Bessie Kintner. II
had been her custom to go out on
the lake in a boat, alone. and il
was at once thought that she was
drowned. The lake was unsuccess-
fully dragged and the grief-stricken
parents were almost frantic, when a
telephone message from Wilkes
Barre announced that she was ecs-
tatically sailing Oh the sea of new
matrimony, having been married to
Harry GenUng of Buffalo the day
previous.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18

Miss Dora Wizard, aged II, and
Homer White, of the same age, both
of this city, concluded, notwith-
standing the objections of their
elders to having such young people
united in the bonds of matrimony,
to take matters so personally con-
cerning them both, into their own
hands. They did so. The bride
groom arranged matters properly,
and last Friday morning they ar
rived in Narrowsburg and were, in
due form made one, Justice Lane
tying the knot.
They had not been long absent
from home, when some treacherous
friend, divulged the purpose of the
pair, and interested people spent
quite a bit of money at the tele-
graph office. trying to locate the
young people, but it was of no
avail. The deed was done, and
now the happy couple is at home
on Fifth street, and all is serene.
May good fortune never forsake
them.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
he G"n'

Canaan, equipping the same with
the new secret service" or clock
out" telephones. In this lockout
system the telephones are rung Sc
lectively by central" so that no
other subscribers bell is sounded
when any one subscriber is being
called; all other telephones on the
party line are "locked-out" during
the conversation. thus preventing all
listening in" and insuring good
service. The new system, judging
from the testimony of the sub
scribers at Canaan Corners, who
have had the service for the past
six months, is sure to prove very
popular; it does away with some of
the most serious objections of the
old style rural line telephone with
its entire lack of privacy during
conversation.
The new company is putting in
tirGt-cla@s construction and is evil
IDENTIFY building with a view of re-
naming in the field permanently.
Its long distance facilities will be
provided ny the Consolidated Tele-
phone Co. of Pennsylvania through
connection with the Waymart ex-
change.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
INDIAN ORCHARD.
IsS sStosloS5eSEoSts,Sis isaeS isS EsSisSE

Everybody was glad to see the
rain storm which began yesterday
They now believe that the drought
is broken and many are prophesy-
ing considerable wet weather dur
ing the next two weeks.
Earl Ham is running his thrcsher
and cleaner again this fall. NJ.
Tenbus is assisting him.
Charles Neal, of Beach Lake, w.
II. Marshall and Neal Marshall, of
this place. called on Hawley friends
on Wednesday last.
w. c. Spry attended the Big
Eddy telephone meeting held at
Cochccton. on Friday last.
II. O. Wood ana family, of
Troops Corners, Sunday last, was
with ". II. Marshall and wife, at
thia place.
Alicia Marshall spent last week
with her coasins, Cora and Emma
Wood, of Troops Corners.
Emma Wood is spending week
ut the Altoona farm, at Indian Or
Chard.
John Stephens and John Narcoe,
Cf Beach Lake. visited relatives and
friends at this place on Friday last.
Two large wagon loads of young
people from here and Beach Lake,
attended the Changers picnic at
Calkin on Thursday evening last.
The festival at II. H. Crosbys
on Monday last, was largely attend
ed, and fine sum of money was
realized.
Mrs. Cora Dain, of Honesdale,
who has been spending the past
two weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ham, of this
place, returned home on Saturday
last.
Ethel Ham is enjoying a week or
two at the Dunedin House, at Beach
Lake.
There are more boarders at the
lake at present than there has been
at any time, and still they are COM
ing.
Aug. 16, 1909.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
ALDENVILLE.

DR.. c. j. Wivell, wife and child,
were guests at the Moran home
stead this week.
c. c. Lozier expects to leave Mon
day to take one of his usual trips. :
A number from here expect to at
tend Father McCarty's picnic, to be
held in Pleasant Mount, Monday, the
10th.
A birthday party was given to
Bertha Manaton by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Manaton, in honor
of her 9Th birthday. About fifteen
were present. She received a num-
Der of fine presents. Refreshments
were served. All report an enjoy
able time.
c. H, Wilmarth is running his saw
mill this week.
Aug. IA, 1909.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
Fine Monuments.

Martin Caufieid's granite and
marble yard is very busy place
these days. He is turning out a
large amount of first-class work for
Honesdale cemeteries, as well as for
many OF those in Susquehanna and
Lackawanna counties. There is
now ready for shipment one to be
erected in Equinunk, on the plot
of the late Harvey y. Farley. 1t
is OF most handsome and attrac-
tive design. Three others are to
be shipped this week to Uniondale.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
ROCK LAKE.

st. Julianna's congregation is
preparing for an ice cream social.
to be held in the Rock Lake Hall,
August "a.
Lawrence Beilman and Marie
Murphy, both of White Mills, visited
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Fitzsimmons
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Devlin. of
New York City, are sojourning at
p. E. O'Neil's.
F. J. McKenna and Bennie Kahn
OF Susquehanna, are spending their
vacation at Rock Lake.
Miss Elizabeth Smoulter, OF
Wilkes-Barre. visited Genevieve
Leonard on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Connolly. of Jes.
sup, Is visiting her brother, P. Con.
molly.
Joseph FitZsimmons visited
friends in White Mills recently.
p. NJ. Clune and Dennis Moran
are in New York City, being called
there by the serious illness of thei,
brother Thomas Clune.
j. NJ. Duffy and James Rile,
made a business trip to Honesdale
Wednesday. The former recent,
purchased the Tallman property a
Winwood.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
VILLAGE, HAMLET, FARM.|
DOings in Rural Wayne.
Interesting Items Picked Up by Our
Staff of Wide-Awake Correspondents
g q
his neighbors to keep the fire un-

his neighbors to keep the fire un-
der control.
Shortly after midnight of Aug.
18Th. fire destroyed a chicken house
and wagon shed on the premises of
j. W. Hause. Mrs. Hause was out
.,4r ,hc dwelling house about l:30
=. L., out did not notice anything
liz" ire or smell of smoke. but in
g.. ,rGn an hoUr the daughter,
N.ni,. sew the light made by the
l. and gave the alarm. Both
buildings were ablaze and the fire
made such headway chat in a very
short time they were in ruins. The
barn stood about forty feet from
the hen house and at first sight of
the burning buildings, with a show
tr OF sparks and burning shingles
falling on the roof it was thought
tl&t II would not escape the fate
o! the other buildings. With the
aid Of ladder. John Hause climbed
to the roof of the barn and with the
water passed to him. kept the roof
nearest the fire, well sprinkled and
Just i'll time. The wind carried the
sparks in another direction and
saved the building The chicken
house was 40 feet long by 10 feet
wide. divided in four rooms and had
forty or more chickens in it. 2l
are alive. The rest are not ac-
counted for. The wagon shed was
frame, 20X24, IL feet high, erected
three years ago. In it were a pair
of lumber sleds, one top buggy, one
two-horse spring wagon, another
buggy, double set of light harness
and a lot of stuff, useful about the
farm. The destruction of the
buildings was in SO short q time,
that the neighbors who responded
to the call for help, could give but
little assistance. The origin of the
fire is not known. No insurance.
Loss about $3.50.
The new high school building is
partly under roof. A part of the
inside is ready for plastering and it
will require hustle to have the
building completed by Sept. 1st.
big crowd of people attended
L
and the majority of them were will
ing to wade in the dust over to D.
B. Smiths flats to see the ball game
between Gouldsboro and New.
foundland. Score was to 0 in
favor of Newfoundland.
Mr.. Fred Schiessler spent Sun
day at the home of Miss Helen A
Gould of Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. w. w. Ingles and daughter
Mary, Miss Sarah Martin and Miss
Elizabeth Brown, of Angels, Pa.
spent August 18th in Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, of Dun
more, Pa. came by auto to the home
OF a. Phillips, and after visi
there they were accompanied home
by Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Dur
ing their absence Mr.. and Mrs. B
B. Phillips, daughter Helene, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Hoffman and son, al
OF Gouldsboro, occupied the Phillips
home
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
lAKENIILE-

TiCrer.C q. Seegar. little daugh-
Ter o. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Seegar,
is i'll.
Marie Schrader. of Ledgedale,
spent Saturday and Sunday at A.
Goblo'a.
Dorn, to Alr. and Mrs. Michael
Tiedlbcck, on Wednesday last, a
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White, of
Gravity, were callers at this place
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Cawley and daughter,
Kate, of Hawley, are visiting
friends at Audell.
Frederick Reineke, of Hawley,
spent Sunday with his parents, VIM.
Reineke, of this place.
Mrs. Lemphert and family are en-
tertaining their daughter, Hattie,
and baby, of Brooklyn.
Miles and Norman Bishop, of this
place, spent few days recently,
with Honesdale friends.
Mrs. d. A. Smith and Mrs. L.
James spent Thursday with Mrs. D.
Smith and family, of Audell.
The funeral of George Courtright,
of Uswick, was held on Friday af-
ternoon, in the NJ. E. church at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Seegar, of
| this place, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. C. Seegar, of Scranton, at
Lake Ariel.
We are sorry to learn of the
illness of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Daniels and two children; also Mrs.
r. c. Glosenger.
The summer boarding houses OF
S. Miller. \. Goble and D. A. Lock
lin, of Lakeville, have been well
patronized this season.
Myrtle d. James and Harry B.
Cross, of Hoadley's, attended the
Odd Fellows and Rebecca's Ball
held at this place on Aug. Z, 1903,
They also spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lafayette James.
Mrs. Louis Brankaust and four
children, of Middletown, n. Y, are
spending a few days with w. D
Shelley and wife.
Miss Helen killiam and hel
friends, Miss Harriet Gray and Mis-!
Helen Jones, of Wilkes-Barre, are
spending a time with Marcus Xii
liam and family.
Mrs. DR.. W. B. Foss and son
Russell, of Ashley, are visiting
friends and relatives at this place.
Mrs. NJ. Welsh is entertaining he
daughter, Mrs. Marshall, and little
son, of Newark, n. j.
Jack Hawker, of Honesdale, i:
spending his vacation at A
! Goble's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Alpha re
) Gently moved to their farm neal
Arlington.
Mrs. B. E. Tuthill and Mrs. d
Hopkins, of Wilsonville, were guest
of relatives at this place on Mon
day.
: Aug. IA, 1909.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
RUTLEDGEDALE.

Mrs. d. w. Berry is visiting in
Scranton.
clyde Belts, of Indiana, who is
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Belts, is now caring for
sprained ankle, the result of a
fall on the ball ground at the picnic
on Tuesday.
The w. c. T. U. held a business
meeting on Thursday and elected
the following officers: President
Mrs. Jos. Coleman; vice president,
Mrs. p. j. Keesler; secretary, Mrs.
Irving Rutledge; treasurer, Miss
Louisa Rutledge.
A parlor meeting will be held at
Mrs. j. A Rutledge's on FRIDAY
evening, Aug. 27.
A, d. Rutledge lost one of his
horses on Saturday.
Watson Tyler, of Damascus, has
been visiting his friend, Thomas
Gregg.
Aug. 1G,19O9.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18
l)REHER.

Archie Brown, of Flagstone, Pike
county, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Jane Brown.
Miss Florence Crawford, Mrs.
Frank Houck and son, Kenneth, all
of Scranton, were guests at Angels
over Sunday.
VIM. C. Evans, of Amber, Pa,
contractor on the Mill Creek State
road in Dreher, wa over the road
on Saturday and visited the Green
town, Pike county, State road on
Saturday.
Engineer Stralrougher, OF Phila-
delphia, in company with A. W.
Long, state road engineer of Scran-
ton, paid the Greentown State road
an official visit on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCann, Jr.,
and son Cameron, of Easton, Pa,
spent their vacation at Mrs. Browns
cottage and returned to their home
Aug. l4th
Mrs. Gertie Searle, of New York
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs. c..
VoeSte.
During the last week a fierce fire
has been raging in the brush lands,
south of the road leading to
Gouldsboro and between the town
ship line of Dreher and Lehigh and
what is known as the Halfway
House. Owing to the dry weather,
the flames have left nothing in the
line of brush or vegetation. Some
ten days ago John Hazelton set fire
in chopping near the southern line
of Sterling township, and for sew
eral days he was obliged to call on
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-18

and a number of others to Carbon
dale, Jermyn, and other points in
the valley. Mr.. Caufield's shop is
noted for the superiority of it's
work in every respect, and people
know he is in business, because.
like a sensible business man he
uses newspaper columns to advise
them of the fact.