The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-24
HAWLEY.
Observation-Disclosures Change-Picnic
Sunday-Death of Child.

The Misses Deitzer of Spring street
were visitors at the home of Joseph
Herzog at Arlington from Wednes-
day until Friday.
Josephine Degrote of Pittston ar
rived at the home of her sister Mrs.
Florence Shook, at Wilsonville Fri
day to spend her vacation.
On Saturday, Aug. 13, Louis
Shook, an employe of the Pine Ridge
Lumber company, while chopping in
the woods accidently inflicted a Sc
we're cut on his foot, which bled so
profusely that he was brought home
in very weak condition. The doc
tors found it necessary to remove
several bones. On the same day his
brother Harry, who drives a team
for w. j. Keesler, was bitten on his
hand by one of the horses when he
was trying to get them out of a bees S
nest which made them frantic 1t
will be some time before he will be
able to work.
E. Schlager and F. w. Schalm
were fishing at Lakeville Wednesday.
Fred Reineke is confined to his
room in the Reafler house with an
attack of neuritis. His brother,
Conrad, will have charge of the busi-
ness until his recovery, which it is
hoped by his numerous friends may
be very soon.
Dr. NJ. H. Ely was called to Au-
dell to render medical aid to Mrs.
d. Smith.
Fir. and Mrs. W. j. Keesler, Mrs.
Frye and Miss Welsh of Tafton at
tended the fair Wednesday evening
held by the Rebekahs at Lakeville.
A rose tree festival was held
Thursday evening in the l. o. o. f.
hall by the members of Saint Philo-
mems church
Clarence Kimble has purchased
the laundry business run by Mr..
Robinson on the corner of Penn ave-
nue. and Church street, possession to
be given today (Monday). Mr.. Rob-
inson will remain for a short time
with the new owner, but will move
his family at once to a farm in New
York. Mr.. kimble will move into
the vacated rooms over his laundry
H. c. Muller, proprietor of Null
ler's hair emporium, No. 10S Wash
ington avenue, Scranton, with his
wife and son, Howard, were callers
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pennell at
their home in Wilsonville Tuesday.
Mrs. James L. Bried and little
daughter, Eleanor, of Englewood,
n. j., are guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. E. V. Murray, at her
cottage at Pig pond.
Prof. Louis B. Wegge of Brook
lyn, n. Y, former Hawley boy, is
spending his vacation in town. He
is skillful violinist, having devoted
20 years or more to its study and
to the teaching of the violin, with
which he will give a recital in Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening. This
will be a grand musical treat and
should be appreciated by the people
of Hawley. Mr.. Wegge's friends,
with whom he has his studio, Mrs.
w. d. Mitten and two daughters,
Edna and Madeleine, the latter his
pupil, are passing a two weeks va
cation at the Park View hotel.
Fred Bennett, who spent the
greater part of the summer on a
farm near Matamoras for the bene-
fit of his health, called on friends in
town during the week. He finds he
is still unable to resume his work
of glass cutting, being only slightly
improved, so he has returned to the
farm.
City boarders are numerous in
this locality. Park View hotel is
crowded, many having been turned
away because of insufficient room.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Daniels and little
son of Honesdale were guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eek,
at their home at Tafton from Satur-
day afternoon until Sunday.
The Maennerchor society had
ideal weather for their picnic yes
terday. Fully 100 or more people
were in attendance. Alex Voigt of
Honesdale was present and several
others from out of town.
d. j. Branning and family were
callers at Woodside Sunday after
noon.
T. F. Wall, who accompanied his
son to New York Thursday after
noon, returned on the evening train
Saturday.
Fifty excursion tickets were sold
by Ticket Agent McAndrew at West
Hawley to the Heptasoph picnic al
Lake Lodore Wednesday.
Mrs. Patrick Langan is remodeling
her dwelling.
A. z. Sahm, mayor of Carbondale
and Carl Roesiger were at the Kahl
mann house Friday. Mr.. Roesign Il
a farmer resident of Wayne and
has many acquaintances here.
Augusta Reafier and niece of New
Brunswick, n. j., is visiting tbs
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Reafer of the Reafier hotel
Frank Harvey, aged IL months
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Bishop
died of a complication of diseases
after several weeks sickness Sunday
morning last at Hotel Denison. Th'
funeral was held In the hotel parlol
Monday. afternoon. Burial was a
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