The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-17

Dan White of New York is spend
ing few days in town.
Mrs. George A. Conner and two
children, Emerson and Foster, of
New York are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bodie.
Misses Margaret NJ. Barrett of
Barrett Hill, Jessup, and Beatrice
Ford of Grassy street, Peckville,
are spending their vacation at Way
mart.
Mrs. James Ashby and sister,
Gertrude Roegner, of West street,
leave Wednesday for months visit
with friends in Williamsport and To-
wanda.
Mrs. ]. c. Little has returned to
her home in Rochester, N. Y, after
pleasant visit with Mrs. Charles
Boyd. Her daughter, Edith, is now
spending a few days with Mrs.
| Boyd.
Myron Z. Dodge, looking as fine
as fiddle and apparently feeling as
sound as he looks, is back at the
Allen house desk. His large circle
of friends took pleasure in greeting
him at the familiar post.
DR.. McConvill and William J. Nc
Kenna went to Lake Huntington
Sunday. They got back Monday and
the doctor resumed his practice, but
Mr.. McKenna went on to Beach
lake for the balance of the week.
Charles McKenna leaves in a few
days for Atlantic City. He goes by
the way of New York, where he will
National Elevator company, who
will accompany him. They will
spend a few weeks at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Greiner and
little daughters, Faith and Dorothy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Locklin
and little daughter Margerie, of
Peckville motored to Honesdale
Sunday in the formers car. They
were guests at the William II. Haw-
ken home.
Miss Bessie Kelly entertained the
following at her home on Church
street Sunday: William Mullaley,
| Joseph Hart, Michael Hendricks,
Jack Laughany and Thomas Kelly
of Jermyn; Misses Loretta Murray,
Lucey Murtha, Mae McGraw and
Helen Oaks, Honesdale. Refresh
ments were served and singing and
music was INDUCED in.
Mrs. H. e. Bassett and sister,
Mrs. Emma H. Johnson, went to
Battle Creek, Mich, on Tuesday,
where the latter will consult a
specialist in regard to her health
and procure a needed rest for six
weeks or two months. Mrs. Bassett
will probably remain west about
ten days and intends to visit Detroit
for a short stay upon her return.
Druggist Blowes and wife and Mrs.
Babcock of Peckville motored to
Beach lake Sunday. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Budd of Peckville and the formers
father, Ed. Budd of Mt. Vernon, and
F. Blows of Peckville. DR.. Budd
has a fine new Chalmers-Detroit car
and he made his initial trip over the
mountain, stopping with Honesdale
relatives for short period.
Howard NJ. Jones, who travels for
the American Book company, was
here Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Jones belongs in Newfoundland. He
has sold schoolbooks all over the
eastern states and is well versed in
the geography of Pennsylvania,
New York and New England. He
says Dreher has a fine new
schoolhouse and is taking excellent
care of her boys and girls from an
educational standpoint.
Harry G. Penwarden of Ashland
KY, son of yardmaster George w
Penwarden of South Main street, re
turned to Honesdale and on Mon
day last entered into an agreement
with the Honesdale Shoe company
whereby he will take charge of the
management of the stitching de-
partment. Mr. Penwarden held 3
similar position with the Durland'
Thompson Shoe company until
1905, when he entered the employ
of a shoe concern in Barnesville, o
From Barnesville he moved his fam
lily to Marion, o., and built a fine
home. Mr.. Penwarden and family
will be welcomed to their former
home. At present Mrs. Penwarder
and little daughter, Emma Joyce
are visiting relatives in Marion and
Columbus, o.