The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-10

Afford are spending several days in
Honesdale.
Mrs. o. L. Rowland has returned
from weeks vacation with friends
at Glenburn.
Charles Griffin of Schenectady, N.
Y, is visiting his mother on South
Main street.
Fred Butler of Scranton passed
Sunday with his parents on East Ex-
tension street.
Miss Leila Gilhol returned to her
home in Carbondale Friday, after a
visit with Miss May Dunnigan.
Charles Olsen left for New York
Monday after a weeks visit with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Fred Olsen.
William Katz of the Katz Under
wear company, was guest of
friends over Sunday at Harvey's
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mueller of
West Pittston are the guests of
Honesdale and White Mills rela-
tives.
Eben Keene has returned to his
duties at the postoffice, after spend
ing his vacation with B. II. Dittrich
at Laurel lake.
Miss Anna Reed of Binghamton,
N. Y, is spending weeks vacation
with her father, Duane Reed of East
Extension street.
Fred Best, late of the Consolidat-
ed Telephone company, Carbondale,
passed through Honesdale Friday on
his way to Port Jervis, n. Y.
William Wood and wife of Homes
dale visited relatives here and at
tended the L. A. S. fair.-Lacka-
waxen cor. Milford Dispatch.
Mrs. William F. lyman leaves
Wednesday for her home at Far
Rockaway after a 10-days visit at
the home of Patrick Dunnigan.
Joseph Hessling was a business
caller in Forest City Monday.
E. E. Williams left Monday for
visit.
Joseph Spellman was in Carbon
dale Monday to attend the funeral
of Timothy Gilhool, who was buried
in st. Rose cemetery after services
in st. Rose church.
Miss Grace A. Cory, Miss Amy
Cory, Miss Helen Dodge, Miss
Louise Fowler and Miss Margery
Fowler are at Harveys lake for
week. They will stop at the Oneonta
house.
w. L. O'Connell of New York got
to Honesdale Saturday night. He
will visit his relatives and shake
hands with his friends. Mr.. O'Con-
nell is in the Office of the National
Elevator and Machine company.
Pop" Teeter, the gamecock man
and undertaken of Hawley, motored
to Honesdale Friday night to see his
multitudinous friends in this bor-
ough. He was looking for some dead
ones but he found some live ones.
County Detective Nick Spencer
took an early train Friday for Lake
Ariel, to remain until Wednesday
with his family. Mrs. Spencer and
the children will be located at the
lake until the fore part of Septem-
ber.
Miss Florence Kimble is assist
| ing in clerical duties in the Farm
ers and Mechanics bank during the
absence of w. w. Baker, who with
his family has been spending a
few days in Canaan and other coun-
ty hamlets.
John Hilson, who worked for John
H. Heumann until Thursday, got to
Detroit all right. He mailed a De-
troit postcard to NJ. F. Dorm and
the real estate man got it today,
Hilson, as stated at the time of his
going, has vaudeville engagement
on Michigan circuit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Jones of
| Brooklyn, n. Y, Mrs. Fred Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Penwarden of
Carley Brook, Miss Lydia Reifier,
Mrs. Emma E. Taylor, Mrs. Fowler
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Z. Bas-
sett are at Equinunk, where William
A. Bleck, the affable village land
lord, is exerting himself to give the
party model outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Teeple of Jer-
sey City returned Monday after a
| few days with Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Hawken\ of East street. Mrs.
Teeple went as far as Middletown,
N. Y, where she is visiting with
| friends, while her husband journeyed
home the next day to resume his du-
ties, those of an express messenger
| between Jersey City and Salamanca,
! N. Y. Mr.. Teeple is one of Wells
Fargo q Cos efficient and obliging
| employees, who receives a weeks
! recreation every twelve weeks.
John McCabe, employed by the
| New York, New Haven & Hartford
road, is here to visit his brother and
sister. Mr.. McCabe says business
in Connecticut, where he runs, is all
right, and that the New Haven
/ spent S4,O0O.O0O for improvements