The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-14

Rev l.. w. Eckard, d. D.. Phil
adelphia, and Rev. II. G.. Harmed,
Scranton, registered at the Allen
House over Sunday
George A. Milligan, Scranton,
is spending the week i'm town in the
interest of the Salvation Army In
dustrial Home of Scranton.
1t is understood that application
will be made to the Board of Par
dons for the release of Paul Sper-
dlus. sentenced to the Eastern Peni-
tentiary at the October term of
court, for rioting at Lake Lodore.
The Stone school house at
Whites Valley has been ordered
closed on account of an epidemic of
scarlet fever which is prevalent
among the scholars. There are
three or four very serious cases at
present
The Merry Heart Club we're en-
tertained on Saturday last by Miss
Louise Bishop, of East Extension
street, who had an excellent program
suitable for holiday season, both In
decoration and the inner welfare of
her young lady friends.
DIR. II. B. Ely rendered a ban
quet to forty-fve of his friends on
Thursday evening at the Herman
Meyers restaurant on Main street.
The occasion was the eating of the
deer shot by the doctor on his re-
cent hunting trip to Pike county.
John w. Andrews, treasurer OF
the Wayne Democratic party, has
filed his report to the effect that he
received 500 from Senator Harvey
Huffman, 5000 from Congressman
George W. Kipp and $50 from the
former treasurer. making a total OF
$3S2.
The second number of the High
school lecture course will be given
by The International Sextette who
are programmed to give a concert on
Thursday evening, December 15
Tickets for one evening are SO cents
They are for sale by teachers and
pupils of the High school.
-Lackawanna has population
of 551 persons per square mile; Lu-
zerne has 377; Philadelphia, II, ,916;
Allegheny, 1894; and Delaware,
662. Pike is the least populated
having but 13 people per square
mile; Wayne has 35; Susquehanna
46; Wyoming, Sc; Monroe, 81, and
Sullivan, "a.
"A public action sale of cut glass
will be held Thursday afternoon and
evening, December %, in the Mar
shall Stacey Co. Building, Alden
Vile, rain or shine. The afternoon
sale will be from to 6 p. m, and
the evening hours are from to AZ
p. m. This lot consists of general
line of firsts and seconds.
Harry j Atkinson, of Hawley
has sold the Flemings pine lumber
tract in Paupack township to EN-
mons L. Peck, formerly of Hancock
it is said, for something like 100000
It is the finest tract of pine in
Wayne county, and will cut some g.
100000 feet of lumber 1t is a
second growth lot of pine.
William F. Hornbeck informs
the Hancock Herald that his father
j. X. Hornbeck, of Equinunk, one
of Wayne County's Commissioners
has given him a present that is a
present" 1t is a White Steamer
five-passenger auto, which he pur-
chased in New Yory City last week.
The auto arrived in town Monday.
The barn of Alonzo Williams
at Beach Lake which he has just
completed, is one of the most up-to-
date buildings of it's kind. Mr.
Williams has taken advantage of all
the known modern improvements
and devices, and has completed a
building which shows that ouI
Wayne county farmers are keeping
pace with the improvements of the
age.
State automobile license No.
will go to Sheriff Harry S. Bridler oi
Doylestown in 1911 and his record
will thereby be maintained. Wher
the law first went into effect the
sheriff asked for No. /, and as
he was first he secured it. Now he
is. to the front again. No. l will be
sent to him on December 81 and he
big l.
Contractor Adam Schroeder
Captain John l.. Huff, Messrs. Jacot
F. Schroeder, Dale Schiller, e. F
Schiller, Conrad Schroeder, William
Mac MILAN, who are in charge of the
construction of the new Armory
building spent the weekend and Sun
day in Scranton. IN. B. Scranton
papers please copy. Note also tha
all the abOve-named are Scranton
ians, save Mr.. Macmillan, who is {
loyal and enthusiastic resident o.
Dunmore.)
j. B. Oliver, Omaha, Nebraska
was a pleasant caller at THE CITI
ZEN office, last Monday Mr.. olive
is a native of Beach Lake, and ;
son of Richard Oliver. Thirty-on'
years ago, he went to Nebraska, set
tling at Omaha. Mr.. Oliver is engag
ed in the carpentering and building
business, in which occupations h'
has been unusually successful. Hi
many friends are glad to welcome
| him East again. Somehow or other
when our Wayne county boys leavt
the old shire, they always go ahead
and do things, and win name TO
| themselves, acquire an abundance
of the "wherewithal of life," anC
add fame and lustre to good olt
| Waynei Heres to Good OLE
| Wayne! Drink Her Down." Drinl
Her Down." (In cider" o
course.)
| -AccOrdinp m the Scranton