The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-02
"you will eventually shop il

You will eventually shop in
Honesdale-start now"
MIR. and Mrs. George Spencer
were made happy by the advent of a
second son.
The honesdale National Bank
will be closed Tuesday, Nov. S-elec-
tion day.
born, to Mr. and Mrs George
Ort on saturday evening, a son.
Much valuable matter was left
out OF this issue. 1t will appear in
the next.
A political meeting is scheduled
to take place in the court house on
saturday evening.
The Pike county public school
teachers held their annual institute
at Milford last week.
The annual banquet of the Ex-
change CLUB will be heId on Thurs
day evening, November 8.
County Commissioner Thomas c.
Madden, oil Newfoundland, was shak-
ing hands with friends in town this
week.
Deputy Postmaster John n.
Sharpsteen accompanied Congressman
&. G.. Pratt to Hawley last Wednes-
day.
The net proceeds of the supper
given by the Phelathea class of the
First Baptist church last week
amounted to $55.
The Forest City News, with the
enterprise for which it is noted, got
out an Extra" edition to describe a
stabbing ARRAY in that hustling city.
The forty-third annual Teach
ers' Institute of Wayne county will
be held at the High School Auditor
ium on November IA, 15, 16, II and
Is.
Attention, Veterans! Regular
meeting of Capt. James Ham Post
No. 1874, G. A. R., on Friday even
ing, November A. Inspection and
camp fire.
The Bachelors will hold their
first of a series of autumn dances al
the Lyric hall this (Tuesday) even
ing. From all appearances this will
be gala affair.
C. E. Sands, of Rio Jenerio
South America, who is spending
some time with his parents at Win
terdale, p. o., transacted business In
town on Thursday.
The Citizen has received a copy
of the "Jahr- Markt" edition of the
Piqua Daily Call, the largest news.
paper ever issued in Miami county
o., consisting of 32 pages.
The first snow of the season
in Honesdale fell Saturday afternoon
about 3 o'clock. The ground was
almost covered with the fleecy
flakes. Sunday morning ice was
formed along the edges of the Lack
AWAKEN river.
John H. Penwarden, of East
Honesdale, has generously donated
a handsome window to the Baptis
! church. The window has beer
placed over the entrance to the
church and bears the Inscription
Come Unto Me"
The words of I'm Dear Ole
Wayne" which song will be publicly
introduced here next Friday even
ing at the Lyric theatre by Harry
T. Madden, of Scranton, were writ
ten by Joseph Bodie; and the music
| was composed by Frank A. jenkins
DOIn 1OneSudle luSu.
Joshua A. Brown, of the firm o
Menner and Company, left for New
York Tuesday to make a selection o
cloaks and furs. These goods will bC
received in time to cater to thu
| Wayne county teachers who will b'
| in town the middle of November, a
well as for the inspection of the la
| dies of Honesdale. adv
A gift table, with many attrac
tive things for Christmas, will be
great feature of the sale at Grac,
church Sunday school room, Friday
| Nov. 4th. If you cannot be suiteC
with the articles ready-made, th'
ladies will gladly take an order TO
anything you wish. There will alst
be a supply of cake, rolls, candy anC
mince meat for sale. Coffee ant
crullers will be served during the af
ternoon and evening for ten cents