The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-18
LOCAL MENTION.


burg, will assist at the June term of
court which will be held at this place
next week.
Dick Monaghan, a former
Honesdale boy, has signed to play
leftfield for York, of the Tri-State
League, under the name of Anthony.
R. T. Whitney wishes to inform
the public that he will be unable to
furnish them with ice any longer.
He claims that the Lake Lodore Ice
Co. have broken their contract with
him by advancing the price beyond
all reason.
William Bader has resigned his
position at the Helferich Gents Fur
nishing Store. Mr.. Bader will be at
Dunning's Cash store the last two
Saturdays and Mondays in the
month to receive dues from the men,
bers of the Keystone Guard
The White Mills and Hawley
baseball teams will cross bats on
Sunday at White Mills.
Miss Dora Conger entertained
number of her friends at a card par
ty on Thursday at her home on
Court street.
Amos Gregory was injured while
at work on the new addition to the
katZ Underwear Company's factory
on Wednesday. Mr.. Gregory was
caught between a large piece of tim
Der and the side of the building. He
was severely bruised about the body
On Wednesday Detective n. B.
Spencer arrested William Boults, of
Damascus. Boults threatened to
kill Israel Lessler on June 9Th. He
was given a hearing before Justice
of the Peace Robert Smith and fur
nished $500 bail for his appearance
in court.
Commencing with Friday, June
25th, new licensed moving pictures
will be shown on all dark nights dur
ing the summer months at the Lyric.
Arrangements are being made by the
Lyric management with Philadel-
phia concern, whereby only the new
est and cleanest subjects will be Sc
cured and shown at this popular and
beautiful playhouse. Besides giving
four different reels of moving pict-
ures, illustrated songs will be on the
program and none but the best of
this style of singers will render them
Two performances will take place on
each evening, each one lasting an
hour and a half, the first one start
ing at o'clock. The price of admis-
sion is fixed at 5 cents to all parts of
the house. All new pictures will be
shown daily and there will not be any
repeaters.
Miss Louise Edgar entertained
number of friends at cards on
Thursday afternoon.
On Tuesday Detective N. B.
Spencer and officer DeGroat arrested
two tramps on the charge of drunk
ness. They were placed in the
borough lookup and were released
on Wednesday.
The following letters remain
uncalled for at the postoffice: Frank
Lewis, and r. w. Patterson.
The Knights of Columbus install
led officers at their room on Main
street Tuesday evening. After the
installation social session was en-.
joyed by the members. The following
officers were installed by District
Deputy Thomas Mangen of Hawley
Grand Knight, Robert j. Murray;
deputy grand knight, Jno. j. Rick,
ert; chancellor, Edward h. Brown
warden, Jacob Demer; financia
secretary, George Deitzer; recording
secretary, Philip R. Murray, Jr.;
chaplain, Rev. Thomas j. Hanley
treasurer, Edward Deitzer; advocate
Charles A. McCarty; lecturer, H
Demer; inside guard, Francis Muir
tha; outside guard, Lawrence Bried
trustees, N. j. McKanna, Thomas F
McGinnis, VIM. Stanley.
Robert, the six-year-old son O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hesling O.
South Man street, fell from a bench
on Tuesday evening and fractured hi
arm. DR.. E. W. Burns attended ath'
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