The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-03-03
Tgwick and Lakeyillo.

Feb. 27.-There was no prayer meet
4 hg at the M. f. church here on Thurs
{ ay evening, on account of the disease
hat is prevailing all over this section.
he sick at the parsonage are all rccov-
ring. Marie Daniels is also better I;
lille little Gladys Daniels is now very
ok. Florence Seeger and Virginia
oble are recovering. Mrs Christiana
lossenger and Mrs. Charles Daniels are
leo sick at present. Mrs. John Maines
@s a very heavy cold. The others at
swick have all recovered from their
+ plds, or nearly so.
Mrs. Joseph Herzog, of AudeA, has so
&. .r recovered from her burns that she
bpes to take walk today over to the
nsley house. where the Herzog family
n pect to live for short time while
cir new house is being built. Mr..
erzog purchased the lumber for his
buse at Ledgedale, and several teams
= I've been engaged to haul it to the Her
Z x farm today. They will not build on
h e same foundation, but have selected
other site on the opposite side of the
ad from where the other house stood.
'Afr. and Mrs. Michael Heichelbeck, of
ldell, are commencing housekeeping
the George Smith house, near by their
krents.
Mrs. John D. Jordan returned from
ooklyn, N. Y, on Thursday, having
d a delightful time
Mr.. Poeppel, OF Hawley, and Mr..
erfeld, of Arlington, were both at
wick, Friday, looking for veal calves.
Joseph Herzog, Jr., made a business
to Scranton on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrader and son, Alois,
h Ledgedale, were guests of Mrs.
hrader's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
hrader, of this place, on Sunday last.
DR.. Voigt, of Hawley, was called to
M. Bittner's on Monday last, to dress
b. Joseph Herzog's burns. The Doc
says that she is getting along well.
liss Clara Schrader is spending few
Us with her sister, Mary, at Lakeville.
+ fiss Hattie Killam and sister, Mrs.
d. Brooks, spent week visiting
nds in Scranton, Dalton, Wilkes
ire and Ariel.
Alpha returned Monday from New
Fk, where he has spent week visit
friends and relatives.
Ahe Civil Service Commission will hold
examination on March 27, 1909, for
/. position Of fourth class postmaster
Uswick, Pa. Examinations to be
at the postoffice at Hawley, Pa.
tugh Cole died recently at the Hill
Home, Lackawanna county, aged
: ut so years. He at one time owned
of the best farmsin Uswick, but sold
i r. nd moved to Hawley, where he lost
he had. There, too, his wife died,
whichhe became a sort ofwandele er,
~ hg at various farms in Paupack town.
M until his return to Hawley, whence
vas sent to the Scranton institution
,hich he died after few months's OF
ering. The farm he once owned near
ick postoffice is now the property OF
". and Joseph S. Pennell.
r. and Mrs. NJ. H. Harloe and their
ghter, Genevra, of Ledgedale, visited
Harloe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
+ 1T, on Sunday last.
iss Kate Roberts, of Pittston, arrived
Wednesday of last week for visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
g. iels.
". w. T. Schenk and wife, and Mr..
have severe colds and the Grippe.
s.ses Schenk was able to preach here on
LAY morning, but Mrs. Schenk is
able to sit up about two hours at a
; Mrs. Tyler is confined to the bed
the Grippe.
81. James Swan, of Uswick, and heI
r, Mrs. William Altemier, of Ar
on, went to Port Jervis, n. Y, on
18th. Mrs. Emmet Decker, another
+, met them at the depot with horse
wagon and conveyed them to her
b, one mile above Sparrowbush, n.
They visited Mr.. and Mrs. Decker
Wednesday morning, then the three
rs drove ten miles to Minisink
ge county, N. Y, and visited their
ler, Harmon Kimble, remaining
night at his home. The next day
returned by different route
Ugh Greenville to Port Jervis. Or
return they travelled over three
of the new state road, saw some
tiful scenery and passed five auto
les. They also passed the New
peach orchards. They drove ovel
Delaware bridge, and had fine
of the Delaware river. They drove
rough the Laurel Grove cemetery
4 saw five vaults. The cemetery il
beautiful. They visited Tri-Statei
and stepped on the Tri-State- Rock
ing in three states, New York
sylVania and New Jersey, From