The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-01-13
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\ Jkh. 7th. Mr.. and Mrs. A AldesEe Wood !,
on New YEARS. day entetfainea twenty
FIVE Of their neishbors and ffjends.
ofyille swingle and sister, Pearl, spent
Sunday With friends at Csrbohdale. 7
Frank Magloski hssaold an span. of
black colts. Consideration, $50. -
Mrs. William, Cole is recovefing from
her recent illness. .fS;eiis,
Albert Hendricks, OF Forest City, wss
visitor here on Monday. ,ssf
The Bobolink is busy getting liie sugar
bush in readiness for operation The first
of March. In order to do away with
boiling night and day, he has erected
two large fire-places with which he can
use three pans instead of one, and all
under one roof.
Frank Magloski is securing the north
ern part of Wayne county in quest of a
we'll matched heavy team ofwork horses.
Lesley Mills and the Bobolink made a
catch of rs of the finny tribe at Lake
Lodore one day last week.
1t begins to look as though the Lake
Lodore company may fall short of ice to
fill their large storage houses this season.
The Rev. Mr.. Davis, of Waymart,
preached very interesting New Years
sermon at Steene last Sunday, taking
for his text part of the 10Th verse of the
18th chapter of John "Henceforth 1
call you not servants, for the servant
knoweth not what his lord doeth but 1
have called you friends"
Miss Olive Haley is much improved
from her recent illness.
Albert Odell, of the Aldenville Road,
who has been seriously ill for the past
two weeks, is slowly improving.
After few days illness, Merchant
Snediker is on duty again.
Mrs. William Carr, who has been all
ing the last two weeks with bronchitis is
much improved.
The life of Prompton has revived
again, all on account of lumberman
Hollenbeck's mill having been once more
set in motion.
JAN. 11th. expect to hear from
a new pastor in the near future, as the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have adopted
a fine looking little gentleman stranger
that knocked for admittance one cold
night last week.
Henry Wayman lies ill at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Dennie, with
no hopes of his recovery, as he has pass
ed the 95th mile stone.
Frank Magloski has at last got his
optics on span of horses that suit in
every respect but the price, as the owner
holds the span at $780, spot cash.
Stephen Kagler, former Carbondal-
ian, is very busy this winter with a
large gang of men, cutting and hauling
logs, props and ties from his lumber
tract here at Steene, same being deliver
ed at Hollenbeck's mill.
After spending two weeks, nursing the
sick at Carbondale, Miss Minnie Mills
returned to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Emmett Swingle received beau
tiful gold watch and chain as Chris
mas gift from her husband.
Miss Margaret Haley, of Honesdale,
spent Sunday with her parents at Steene.
Irving Knorr, of Girdland, visited
friends at Steene, Sunday.
Mrs. William Gift, of Carbondale, is
visiting friends here.
Twenty-nine years ago this winter the
writer of these items, with additional
help, cleared off lumber tract here at
Steene, which was known at that time
as the Headley Forest, owned now by
Stephen Kagler. At that time every
thing was cut on the tract worth cutting,
down to four inches. On the same tract
in the last four years there has been in
the neighborhood of $4,000 worth OF
Eastwood, and props and ties taken off,
and still there is forest left.