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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

pdlisid oil Ieteli. Siud tamaua l5pIi
ntfo 5000 ietelid, ioiben armo oil
pbteenid 4,S76 bolaria. 2un uIeai
iitdpaitii owat wanboia, fofooiiae
arpoftaita fappaleita, on luuIta.
naa, ettd panbus lDpIi raamatus'
taan p%ienebtDn omaiiuuoen. 2Dpt0
PAM Warsb manbufien aiattele'
maan ia fmuluu ban tebneen pad.
tDtlen iota pdind lufea f%iriaa, ioto
min ooottamatta pddsti bdnet to-
louoeuiiesta aboin9osta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Gurefa, Sal.
Sppsfuun 2 y. 1909

Sppsfuun 2 y. 1909.
MrmoiIa 9luttaia! pppodn liaa
tdIIe beifole fpbdpfIeleni.
SaIuaiIin piirtdd iontu rimin tddl'
I'd erdmaan formesta ia termebtdd
faiftia uefomeIiid ia iiiaria Seeiufs
ieSia &ristufIesia. Mrmo ia rauba
oltoon fansIanne! Gn fpud monta
teistd ruumiiuiIeSti tunne, mutta
fuitentin oIemme benSesid tutut,
Fun faiffi olemme 2aritIan meread
peStpt ipnnin iaastasta. = 8pud
ie on Iuuri armo, ettd mindfin ndin
furia Ipntinen Iaan armon See uts
fen peribaamoisia, IiId !Sdn Ianas.
5aan ianop, ettd ,usfo, IinunI ipntiii
annetaan 'inuae anteetii." &c on
I~uIoinen Ianoma fuuua %ipmtisraus
faue. - llSfo main!
SO min, mainitienpa ndbdn mei'
bGn tuuIumiIistofin. Wteitd tdpi
termebtimdsid postori Spasfainen.
6Gn tuli tdnne 26 p. e%lofuuta ia
piippi luonamme miifon pdifudt,
pitden iumaIanpalpelutIia Ieurafuns
tamme firtosIa milf eri fertaa.
Sunnuntois iltana % p. oil meild
oitein inbla betfi, ioaoin oil Serran
y. ebtooainen. 8pud tuntui baus'
faIta iaaba fuuua oifein Ielitettdmdn
Sumalan %ianaa, iotu tddud Min
barmpin Iaa fuulIa. Sdmd poitto
on folfto fuin erdmaan forpi fuin
Ell ole o~pettoiaa. Sifein pltdiIi did,
nenfd torottaa ia buutaa, ettG eIon
aita Idbenee, tpiiaa on paIjon,
paan Ell tpomiebid.
Sauiun ipodmeutIet fiitotIet pas
tori SnastaiIelle fdpnnistddn tddl.
la. Serro iiunatfoon tpDnId tddad
meiodntin festuunesIamme.
Wiime Iunnuntoina fGpi fuolema
ipieraana naopuris iamme mieoen
mufanaan Mnton Sarlunbin. SGn
idtti idIteenId maimon ia 8 olasifdiss
I'd Iasta. Wainoia oil iairastanut
10 foImatta ipuotta. Sdltddn oil
ban 80 muoben.
81 fupIo meiltd fpIele iofo me o.
Iemne polmiit idiIppsmottaIe, mai
mieldto niippd to htoiiimme.
On meiuG olemasIa 9ristiainen
NuoriioIeuratin, iofo pitdd fofouf'
fla iota ppbd Ito tirfosia. Waan
MT teidn oitana on mdbdn iiltd
nGpitdnpt, ettd ne opot oueet main
obotus iltoia, iiud itIefuuafin on
Fire.
WiainitIenpa ettd naapurin emdntd
mrs abo pistdptpi mime FUN nii'
me p6ttpdnd SatiaSio "a, tuooen tuls
Iesioan mr. Ibole tulioiIia tertpeen
tpttdren. Saba lima oil foboannut
mattoIa, naan mt moi diti ietd
Iopii bpfpin. Soipon belle molem'
mile Sumalan iiunausta!
&oputii Inuiun Ipbdmeuiiet teripei
Jet mile ustoneIiiae ia iiIariue, iots
fa minun tuntepat, ietd faitilIe
muiuetin faioontien matfailioiue.
Siis iddfdd bpmdsti 6erran bols
tuun!
Nditd piirIi beitfo I%iIarenne Ser.
ran armosia
&i55ie Sornmou,
222 Wurrop It.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Mmimaistmtfijat fomrimas'
ia Serifon mlturiel1
idtteitd.

yertIpU WiturH, IpIIu uttptUuuU
futistuinat Soiuon paiuunain Iois
oesIa eifpdt ole fofonaan bdmin,
meet maan pddltd; ne on faimettu
elm. &ainamistpD, iota SafIan
itdmaiIen Ieuran puolesia iobtimat
proiesIo rit SeIin ia Wat5in9er, N.
toi pupnna 1908 lan9en mieItdtiin'
nittdtpid tuIofIia. &aipamisfenttd,
ioua nptpddn pIi 200 miestd on
tyDsId, on, futen tobtori Games
Saab r@lobus" nimiIesid IofiaIais
Tesla aitafausIeboes1d fertoo, loi.
wasti foboapa, loifea pldnt6, iofa
malitIee toto Sorbanin taianfoa.
Sniff mddrdttiin tarfoin manban
f%aonolaiien ulfopuoliien faupunsins
muurin aIemo; ie oil folme metrid
lewed. Suuren ulfomuurin ebesid
on pienempi, merlin leippinen etu'
muuri, ia moIemmat muiirit oiipat
entiIind aitoiua pboistetpt toiIiinIa
puulaitteiaa, ioisto bpnin Idilpneitd
oIio nield on idleud. &ebdmuurin
iiidpuolelIa on foupun9in pobjoiIes'
ia oiasIa rafennusrpbmd. ionfa
luuIaun eileen manbon faonoloiIen
linnoitufIen. &atii rinnoffain fultes
paa muuria, 60 metriG pittGt ia 8
metriG forteat, ulfopuolinen 1 ia
puoli ia iiIdpuolinen 3 ia puoli mets
rid patIu, opat tummasIafin pddss
ia nuruStetut torneiua. gtuo mabs
toipat r%otenmutIet pmat mnuratut
tiilistd bormoafirpi1eue perustolle.
SiIdpuoliIen muurin Iuona on erddn
tooun parrela faanoIaisten ~taIoien
ra%unioita, ioioenfa ieindt omot bps
min %Idilpneet. SuoneisIa, iotfa o.
mat Itanattoman pienet, moi mield
lDptdd leimin:uunien ia milioIdili1is
Den iddnnDfiid.
2innoitusten ultopuoleaa on tolo.
ien raunioita pprrosmoiIesti fuffu.
lain rinteiad; niioen ~ioufosia lienee
Tabobin tolo, iosia Soiuon mafoos
iat olinat tdtfettpind. Minpostoon
fofIi ruumiSto on lDpoettp tdsid
rauniornbmdsId.
Gaupunsin ultomuurin iiidpuolel.
la on mpDsfin nj. GIiaan ldboe,
ionfa i~uoloiIen ipeben proIeetta
Glias ferran oil tebnpt mauttoaf5i
ia iuotapafIi feIpaaipatIi. WieTG
tGndtin pGimGnd OH ldbteen meIi
erittdin bpmdnmafuisto. Xdboe on
Min iuuri, ettd iiitd iuotIema neIi
fdpttdd mpllpd.
Serifon muuri on nieldtin Iuuri
ia mabtama rofennus. Wtuut lDps
o0t poitalIa omot oIeet pdbdpdtoi'
lid. pddoIiauiI esti on lDpoettp NAL
ioia ia IamieIineitG ietd iuutaIaiieIta
ettd beIIeenildiIeIta ia bpiantiIoiieIta
aifofauoelto. Wanbo Serifo ndpts
tad tooeuafin, minimum raomotueIa
ferrotaan, tuqeen bdmitpfii ia poltes
tufIi. Waitfa muurit o'patfip Tess
tdneet b%pDffdpfIid ia plpcdsId mobs
tamuuoesI aan ubmaineet aian bam-
mosta, omat fumminfin iofopdiwdi
IesId eldmdsid fdptetpt eiineet mel.
fein fofonaan ioutuneet tubon o.
maf1i.
Ndiben MT pdindnnaloon Iaatu'
ien muinoisiddnnDsten ifd noioaan,
futen tunnettu, lasfea muoIituban'
r:zs
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

& o | m itufen h o m II 8.
Slemme 10 pitemmdn aifaa epdil'
leet noioen Soinista tuleioen afpun'
pppntifirieioen tpoeniiuutta ia IitIi
emme enGG niime aifoina ole niitG
lebtemme palstoilIe ottonuttaan.
Gpdilpmme on aibeuttonut ie, ettd
M onunpppnnit onat oueet fdii'
oIasta pddttden pboen benfilbn Fir
ioittamot moifto uieinfin eri nimeQd
parustettuna ia alma pbben IiidltDis
Jet. !Sdtdafdriimd ioutfo on alma
ouut fuuii IopIinen perbe, lid iais
rastonut rintatautia ia diti iuruuiie'
na l~aulesteIut FUN Ell lapiiua ole leis
mdn paIoa. gtoita apnnpppnteid
fdriipien puolesta or nellie ldbettd'
mt nGIiin 81. Wuorenmoa, pdliin
81. Wuorinen ia mdIiin :. u. 9Duo'
rinen iefd %itIeIeen erds Wotti pit
fdobo. @iimefIi moinitut pppnnit
onat oueet eri fdfiolaua firioitettuia
ia eri muotoon fuin nuo ebeDdmois
nitut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

pppodmme buomauttaa, eta o.
wunpppnteid SuomeSta eli tdstd
maaSta emme endd tule i~ulfaiIes
maan, Jos eli niioen mutana ieuraa
mira linen tooistus apuappptdpien
toIitarpeesta.
SoimituS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

IiiQe jotfa faplpat Snomalaiicsia 9irjapaiausia
n%ubistamasia tilauflcaia Mnttaiale tamam f~nufauoem
aia0a, annamnc ilmaiieffi nbben rGitG ~fauniita ia
faptann0aiiii l%autaiia. 9amtaie Jet ouat 10 ia pmnli tnus
naa %lcueita, %fanneilla fuffassfnpilla foristcttmio; fol-
mea eri lniia.
Kiirubtakaa, $iIld vara$to plan Icppuu
C%iIausbinta Huttaaa taban nnaabaH on $3.50, ia Suenesn Sc.
XII ulkcmaiNe $I.7s.
BuOr1! Cana tarjeus on vaan paikkakuntaIaisiIe, siHd
lautasia etnine Vol ulos labettaa. uIcnpana asuvat tiIaaat uudis.
taessaan ~tiIauksensa saavat Iabaksi kauHIita rnaisetnakuvia, los
t~nainitsevat I~baIuavansa saada fabian.
K~iirubtakaa u~udistannaan ia ~tiaannaan Huttajaa. CiIauksvt
ovat I~abetettavat ~oseitteeIIa:
l., BX IL, lrOnwOOd, Mich.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14

DR.. A. q. Rothermel, principal of the
Kurtztown Normal School. His subject
was "Talents."
Mrs. Bertha Garrett returned to her
home in Honesdale, on Sunday, after
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Damn.
Mrs. Harry Damn has returned from a
two weeks visit with her father, Mr..
Foster, of Sterling.
Mrs. Myron Norton, who was i'll last
week with an attack of acute indigestion,
is much better. The infant child of
Stephen Treat, who has been ill with
pneumonia, is also on the gain.
Word has been received by friends of
the death of Mrs. Alice Bunting Well
man, of New Milford, Susquehanna Co.
She was born in Aldenville, sixty-siX
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bunting are pass
ing few days with their daughter, in
Carbondale.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Bunting and son
recently called on friends at Tanner
Falls.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
HANIlINTON.

May .-Ex-Sheriff Cortright and
Millard Sherwood spent a few days
this week in the southern part of the
county.
The Lake House at Ariel, under the
management of Myron Dodge, form
er clerk of the Allen House at Homes
dale, is fast becoming one of the most
popular hotels in the southern part
of our county. The dining room has
been refurnished throughout with
birdseye maple and will accommodate
about thirty people at one sitting
Mr.. Dodge is on the job every minute,
meeting all trains, looking after the
comforts of his guests and making
them feel at home.
While on their way to Scranton
on Sunday, the following stopped
here for dinner: George c. Butler,
G. A. Green, A. f. Bryant and A.
Steinman.
Capt. Warren &. Moore Post, with
headquarters at Sterling, will observe
Memorial Day, on Monday, with full
service at Salem, in the afternoon, and
at Sterling, in the morning.
Full particulars of the days program
will appear in later edition of The
Citizen.
A number of young people from this
place attended the entertainment at
Ariel, on Tuesday evening.
The following trustees of the NJ. F..
church were elected for one year: r. II.
Simons, A. F. Jones, q. o. Glllett, l.. J.
Pelton and w. f. Chumard. r. H.
Simons was made President ; L. J. Pei
ton, Treasurer, and w. +. Chumard,
Secretary.
If the weather is favorable, Hamlin-
ton will be we'll represented at the Com
mencement exercises at Sterling, to-
night, Wednesday.
The Wallen-P -Paupac Telephone Com
pany have 35 miles of pole line built,
and are within a quarter of mile OF
Moscow. They will probably finish up
to Moscow this week. About 7S phones
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14

Miss Gladys A. Russell, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goble we're callers
at Mrs. Daniel Smiths, of Audell, re-
Gently.
A number of Lakeville young peo-
pie attended the ball at Unger's, at
Bone Ridge, on Saturday evening.
Ward Haney and Anthony Kostock
are working at the Keystone Shop at
Hawley.
Mrs. Augustus Keyes and daughter,
Emeline, of Hawley, spent a short
time at A. Goble's recently.
Miss Hattie Killam and Burton
Daniels were married at Honesdale
on Monday, May 8, 1909. Congratu-
lations are extended
Mrs William Shelley has been
confined to her bed with lagrippe.
DR.. Ely was called to-day tMonday)
Mrs. VIM. Brooks has been very
sick with quinsy sore throat, but is
improving at this writing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lemon,
daughter, April 25, 1909.
Mrs. Henry Smith and little daugh-
ICl VI l. a., wac tilC 6uCo'
of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Locklin, of this place, on Sat
urday and Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bittner spent
Saturday and Sunday with their son
Joseph, at Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Daniel Smith has been con-
1 fined to her bed with grippe and
neuralgia. DR.. Ely is in attendance
Mrs. j. NJ. Carefoot visited hel
sister Mrs. f. d. Woodward, OF
/ TIoadley's, on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Noble and fam
lily. of Arlington, were callers at Al.
fred Locklin's on Sunday.
4 Mrs. George A. Goble and two
children are visiting her sister Mrs
A. X. Degrote. at Ilonesdale, this
week.
Floyd Mcfarland and family were
guests of o. Locklins on Sunday
last.
Mr.. and .irs. G. Utt visited theil
daughter, Mrs. Matt Harloe, at Ledge
dale, recently.
This place was visited by a terrific
thunder, lightning and hail storm
on Friday afternoon last
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
LAKEVILLE.

LAkENILLE.
May 10th.-Mrs. A. Goble and Miss
Myrtle James visited Mrs. A. NJ. San
dercock on Thursday.
viii Welsh is working for c. w.
Pennel, at Uswick.
j. N. Stephens is convalescing very
nicely.
Mr.. w. Chandler, of Hawley, pass
ed through Lakeville and Uswick on
Tuesday.
Samuel Miller from the Medical
College, at Baltimore, is home on his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seegar of
this place, passed Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Pennel, of Uswick.
Fred Reineke, of Hawley, spent
Sunday with William Reineke.
Mrs. Lucy A. Shaffer, of Gravity,
we regret to learn, is very low with
pneumonia at her daughters, Mrs. l..
Kizer, at Scranton.
Mary Degroat and her friend How
ard Orr, were pleasant callers of
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
WHITE MILLS.

MAY 18th. THE White Mills Luther
an choir will hold supper in the l. o.
II. hall, on Monday evening, May 18th.
Admission free supper % cents. Ice
cream and cake will be served. Every
body welcome.
Joseph Scoda, from Duryea, was
married to Mary Rombuskek, of this
place, on Tuesday.
The wind changed last week so did
William Gumpers mind. Instead OF
going to Honesdale to start in business
or,himself, he has gone to some other
town to grind corn.
John Brock is busy ploughing gardens
this week, and Charles Brown is night
watchman at the factory Charles has
already been named John Brock.
Andrew B. Joy and Rudolph Loll pur-
chased two pair of young pigs. The
price paid with the heads on was City
cents pound. If they had waited un.
til fall they could have purchased the
same pigs with the heads off for seven
cents pound.
When you build a barn for your auto
mobile put doors on both sides so that
in case your auto failed to stop it would
save you from going through the side o.
the barn.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14

A gentleman from New York was
at MIR. j. Sehleupners on Friday. He
was looking at some property with a
view to purchasing it.
Mrs. Keyes and daughter, Eme-
line, of Hawley, arrived at Lakeville
on Friday. They were guests of
Mrs. A. Goble, and returned home to-
day.
r. w. Murphy was a caller at
Charles Utt's on Sunday. Mrs. Will
liam UT accompanied him home to
spend a week.
Mrs. Daniel Smith is quite sick with
the grippe.
Mrs. l.. Cohen is sick, and Mrs.
William Shelley is very sick. DR..
Ely, of Hawley, is attending her; she
is reported better to-day.
What is wrong with Uncle Sans
mail? The Hawley Times, which
should arrive at Uswick on Friday
afternoon arrives Saturday or Mon
day afternoon. The Citizen and the
Wayne Independent, printed at
Honesdalc, should also arrive on Fri
day afternoon and they arrive Sat
urday or Monday afternoon. The
Civil Service examination for fourth
class postmaster at Uswick, Pa, was
held at Hawley postotfice on March
~, 1909. This examination was all
finished at o'clock a. m. and should
have left Hawley about 3 o'clock in
the afternoon on March 27. A com.
munication from the Civil Service
Committee was received at Uswick
on May 5th, stating that this exami-
nation paper did not arrive at Wash
ington, d. c., until April 21st, fully
twenty-five days after the eXamina'
tion took place. 1t should take two
days for letter to reach Washing.
ton, d. c., from Uswick. Thus this
examination paper could have gone
to Washington, d. c., and returned
again just six times while it was go
ing there only once. Now, Uncle
Sam, we think it is time for you tc
wake up and see where the United
States mail is being delayed.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
I)ISEHEIS.

May 11th.-The contract for the
erection of new high school build
ing at Newfoundland was awarded
May Sth, to William Vernoy, of Mon
roe county, Pa, and Chat Zeigler. %
Greene township, Pike county, FOR
the sum of thirty-four hundred do
lars. AS to time of completion, kind
of material used and other require
ments, we are not informed IT is
not to be concrete building.
The supper held under the auspices
of the Union Ladies' Society on Men
day evening, May Bird, at the resi-
dence of J. w. Hause, was fairly well
attended though the weather was
very unfavorable. The net proceeds
in cash amounted to over $1,000.
The family of A. G. Angel, at An
gels, are afflicted with whooping
cough.
Harry Akers, member of Wallen.
paupac Lodge AIS, |. o. o. F., will
represent the Order at the Grand
Lodge to be held in Harrisburg, com.
mencing May 18th.
Miss Verna NJ. Hazleton went tc
South Bethlehem on May 18th, to visit
friends and expects to be absent
iabout one week.
Harvey Martin and Edgar Cross are
visiting relatives and friends in
Moosic and Scranton.
John Decker, of Scranton, is doing
plumbing and steam fitting for G.. A
Seig in his new house.
Jacob McKeel, of Dreher, is saw
yer for Messrs. Bartleson 4 Simons
at Loves saw mill, back in Green
town, Pike county.
Mrs. Angeline Masters is on the
sick list DR.. A. J. Simons is in at
tendance.
Charles Schardt caught trout ir
the Wallenpaupac creek a few days
ago, that was over 25 inches in length
and weighed over four pounds.
With fairer weather during the
past week, the laborers on the state
road in Dreher have been able tc
move some dirt and stone. Owing tc
the very wet and muddy condition OF
the road the progress is SLOW
Mrs. S. r. Hazelton, of Greentown
Pike county, has been seriously il
with pneumonia. At this writing hel
condition is slightly improved.
Farmers in this locality are getting
busy at ploughing, sowing oats and
other spring work. Plum and peach
trees are in bloom and maple trees
have enough small leaves to make 6
little shade.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
STERLING.

STERLING.
May lO.-Nearly every day we
have a fine shower and vegetation
is Just a rushing.
Misses Effie and Elva Cliff are haV-
ing Oscar and Harley Ferguson re-
shingle their dwelling.
Last week Mrs. A. J. Cross returned
from visit to her mothers in New
Jersey. Miss Name Fritz is assist
ing Mrs. Cross in doing the house
work.
Misses Helen and Mary Robecker
were at church Sunday and we might
also add Ward Megergh.
Grace Gillner is also up from the
Bloomsbury State Normal School.
The Ladies' Aid will meet for din
ner, gossip and sewing on the l2th
at Mrs. j. E. Cross's. The Mems and
Boys Club meet nightly at the post
Office to swap yarns.
Prof ]. II. Creveling closed his
term of eight months teaching at the
high school on the Sth, and on the
18th the closing exercises will be
held and DR.. e. l.. Kemp, Of the East
,Stroudsburg State Normal School
will be present and deliver a lecture.
The following are the graduates:
Lete Barnes, Ethel Simons, John
Uban, Flossy Boston, and Daisy But
terworth
The Anthracite Quartette, of Scran-
ton, composed of Messrs. Mitchell,
Madden, Hollister, and VanGorden,
assisted by a Miss Hildebrandt, an
elocutionst very kindly gave an ex-
cellent entertainment in the church
on the evening of the Sth, and the
proceeds were donated to Mrs. Ed
ward McMillen. The house was well
filled and it is scarcely necessary to
add that all present thoroughly en-
joyed the excellent entertainment.
DR.. F. A. Cross is manager of the
Quartette and was also present. The
Quartette also kindly sang on Sunday
and a number who seldom attend
church were present and we hope
will come again. Rev. Webster
preached his baccalaureate sermon.
On the first of July John Gillner
will have the pleasure Of carrying
the mail from Ledgedale to Moscow.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
STEENE.


May lth.-The Rev. Mr.. Davis, of
Waymart, preached very interest
ing sermon here at Steene on Sunday
afternoon, taking for his text John,
the 18th chapter and part of the
15th verse-"Henceforth | call you
not servants, for the servant knoweth
not what his lord doeth, but | have
called you friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Pierce, of
Carbondale, visited friends in Wayne
county on Sunday.
Galen Perry, of Carbondale, visit
ed friends at Steene last Sunday.
Frank Maglosk and son, Eddie,
visited friends at Forest City last
Sunday.
Jacob Fisher, of Bear Swamp, lost
a valuable five-year-old horse last
week During the night she broke
her halter strap, backed out of her
stall, and was kicked by her mate;
breaking one of her fore legs. MIR.
Fisher had her promptly shot.
Orvill Swingle has been making
some fine catches of bull heads at
Lake Lodore the past week. Satur-
day nights catch was a wash tub
nearly full.
Miss Minnie Mill is nursing the
sick at Carbondale.
Miss Pearl Swingle is visiting
friends at South Canaan.
John Wesley Arnold is kept very
busy this spring at the grating busi-
ness.
Stephen Kegler's large barn is near
completion.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
THREE LIVES FOR FIVE CENTS
Men Who Tried to Save Bridge Toll
Drown From Old Boat.

Pittsburg. May 13.-To save 5 cents
bridge toll five men attempted to cross
the Monongahea river at McKccSport
in Il small boat. which sank as they
got into midstrcam, drowning three of
the men. Five hundred school chill
dren saw them drown.
Expecting to find work at Glassport
the men found IN old boat which had
been washed ashore, and rather than
spend il cent each they entered the
boat. They were within twenty Five
yards of the farther shore when the
boat shipped water and sank.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-14
MILANVILLE.

Nav 12th.-Mrs. Mary Appley, who
spent the winter at this place, left for
her home at Damascus, last week.
Paul Illman, of Harvard College, has
been a victim of blood poisoning in his
foot. He has been in the hospital for
some time, but is now improving.
William Pulls has gone to Syracuse,
n. Y, to work.
Sheriff Braman was in town, on Mon
day, and bought horse of Eberly
Skinner.
Volney Skinner bought horse, last
week, of George Townsden, of Foster
dale, n. Y.
Mrs. l. f. Tibbitts and w. j. Yerkes,
of Honesdale, spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D..
Yerkes.
j. j. Mccullough is in Binghamton
this week.
Mrs. Charles d. Skinner, who under
went an operation at The Women's and
Children's Hospital, Syracuse, N. Y, is
gaining. Mrs. Skinner is the wife of Rev.
G. d. Skinner, of Cazenovia Seminary,
N. Y.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Crane, of Port
Byron, N. Y, are delegates to the Gen.
erai Assembly of the Presbytery, to be
held at Denver, Colorado, this spring.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Crane were formerly
from Cochecton.
Kennedy Johnson, of Tyler Hill, is
caring for w. d. Yerkes, who is ill.