The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-03-24
Personal.

"A marriage license has been granted
to Delbert Hugaboom, OF Mount Pleas
ant, and Bessie Meeker, of Mansfield,
Penn'a.
Miss Josephine Cutler, of West Pitts
ton, is the guest of Mrs. Lester Knapp,
OF West Eleventh street.
Mrs. Levi L. Deming, of Wilkes
Barre, formerly of Honesdale, is at Dr..
Burns's hospital, Scranton, where very
difficult operation was performed, last
week, to relieve her of a malignant in
ternal growth. Her condition at this
writing is very serious.
-Myron Dodge, for some time past a
popular Office clerk at the Allen House,
will conduct hotel at Lake Ariel this
summer.
Miss Sadie Fuerth returned from the
Scranton hospital on Saturday last. She
was accompanied on her journey home
by Mrs. Lena Dawson, formerly Miss
Lena Teubner, who comes to Homes
dale for an annual visit with relatives
here.
j. l. Alexander, Wilkes-Barre' 8
well-known bandmaster and composer,
has announced his intention to resign
the leadership of the Ninth regiment
band at the expiration of his term of en-
listment, in May next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber. of Tuscarora
Cottage, Beach Lake, paid flying visit
to Honesdale on Monday, taking dinner
at the Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Warfield and
son, Kenneth, and Junius Warfeld and
son, Joseph, of Equinank, spent Sunday
of last week with William Warfield, in
Peckville.
p. F. Madigan, proprietor of the
Winwood Hotel, was in town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Hall, of Equi-
nunk, spent Sunday evening and Mon
day at the Hotel Wayne.
David Hacker, of White Valley, was
CITIZEN caller on Monday.
Major George H. Whitney, being
incapacitated by i'll health from giving
his personal attention to the omnibus
baggage and mail business, which he
has conducted 80 successfully for forty
years past, offers it for sale. Honesdale
has become so accustomed to the ac.
commodations in this line so long fur
nished by the Whitney establishment
the town could hardly get along without
them, and it is to be hoped that the
right kind of man may become the
Majors successor in their management
Miss Mary Siebecker, of Scranton
niece of manager B. H. Dittrich, OF the
Lyric, has been spending a month with
school friends in Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington.
w. J. Silverstone, of Scranton, wal
a Honesdale visitor on Friday last.
-Welles College for girls, at Aurora,
N. Y, in which Miss Marguerite Dol
metsch, of this place, is student, clos
ed on Wednesday last for the EasteI
vacation, the date being somewha
earlier than usual on account of mum
Der of cases of tonsilitis in the school
Rather than run the risk of an epidemic
the faculty decided to dismiss the stu
dents.
In the personal and Pertinent
column of the Scranton Times, we tinC
the following appreciative notice of Judg
O'Neill, who studied for the bar il
Honesdale
"I am delighted to hear from lawyer
of all shades of political opinion tina
Hon. James ]. O'Neill has already mad
good on the bench. From the very frs
day he took hold as if he were an OLE
hand on the bench. There was nothing
either academical or pragmatical abou
him. He was at home, just dropped in
to the place as if he was made for it.
am not at all surprised at this. In com
mon with hundreds of people who knew
Judge O'Neill and appreciated his abili
ties, knew the outcome would be highl,
satisfactory. But l am penning thi
paragraph with the pleasure one feels il
having his judgment on an importan
matter verified by the result. And
take pleasure in congratuiating Judg
O'Neill upon having met every expecta
ton OF the people who elected him."
The following friends and relative
from this place attended the funeral @
Mrs. Katherine Coar, which was held i
Scranton on Saturday: Patrick Murths
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Moran, Mrl
Nicholas Dean and daughter, Irene.