The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-16
HAWLEY.
Hawley to Have "Hippodrome''
Soon--Mrs. Taft's seth Birth
day-Lodge and Social Cos
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Special to The CITIZEN.


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Special to The CITIZEN.
Hawley, Pa, November 15.-Haw-
ley is to have a "Hippodrome, that
being the name of the place of
amusement now being fitted up by
George Simons, on Main avenue, who
will be ready for a grand opening in
about two weeks.
Another event of Importance in the
near future will be the opening of
Kelly's enlarged "Dreamland," at
which the public will have a chance
to hear Harry T. Madden of Scran-
ton, sing the very popular new song,
In Dear Old Wayne"
The D. of A. will give dance,
November %, in Odd Fellows Hall;
admission 10 cents; dancing tickets
| > cents extra.
Alfred Decker is i'll at his home
on Main avenue.
Mesdames Buescher and Haney, of
Purdytown, who drive a huckster
wagon, making two trips weekly, ow-
ing to the slippery condition of the
road, Wednesday, their horse fell at
Ereidings, and they had to leave
their load and bring the horse into
town and get it shod, then return for
their load making long delay, it
being nearly dark before they got
their produce all delivered.
Rev. B. P. Ripley was notified of
the death of his .wife's aged father,
at Unadilla, N. Y, Saturday morning
He left Monday morning to be pres
ent at the funeral to be held on Tues
day. He will also visit his wife and
daughter in New York, and will be
absent the entire week.
Mine Host Frank Denison, of the
Denison House, and his wife were
| initiated into the membership of the
Rose Rebekah Lodge here Saturday
: night. After these remonies the
company repaired to the dining room
where a tempting supper awaited
them. The Hawley Rebekahs are
steadily increasing in membership.
| They have three more candidates to
be initiated the beginning of the
new year.
Contractor Frank j. Denison ex-
poets to move his planning mill from
Hancock to this place.
The Epworth Leaguers will hold
masquerade social at the home of
T. F. Wall, Friday, November 25 in
stead of the 18th, as previously an
nounced.
F. C. White and daughter, Miss
Anne, took the Monday afternoon
train for a trip East.
Mrs. S. S. Spruks and Mrs. Henry
| Spruks, of Scranton, were in town
! Wednesday.
Grace Unger and sister, Barbara,
were shopping and calling on Homes
dale friends, Saturday.
Lafayette Rollison has moved
| from rooms in the Breihaupt house
/ into his fine new residence on Erie
avenue.
Mrs. r. H. Ely will entertain the
NJ. e. Ladies Aid on Wednesday af-
| ternoon. Their last meeting on Ne
vember 3 was with Mrs. Thomas
Taft who took the occasion to also
celebrate her seth birthday, which
occurred the Sunday previous. The
result was an afternoon spent with
exceptional good cheer.
Mr.. Langenheim, assistant engin-
eer of the Water Supply Commits
sion, of Harrisburg, was a business
caller of Joseph Pennell, on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Gilbert Pennell, of Arlington,
was a Sunday guest of her sister,
Mrs. George Pelton, at the Eddy.
Leon Branning is spending some
time out of town.
e. II. Schlager went to Scranton
on Wednesday to attend a director S
meeting of the Scranton Fire Insur-
ance company, he being one of the
directors.
Irwin Buck made short visit
among friends in Scranton last week.
Fred Hildebrand has sold his va
want lot on Spring street to Fred
Rose, on which Mr.. Rose will build
a house next spring.
Reinhard Thilke and Will Krell-
witZ, who have conducted a wheel
wright and blacksmith business for
several years in the Ames building,
on Penn avenue, have dissolved part
nership. We understand Krellwitz
will conduct the business alone.
William Ball, of Honesdale, at
tended the Rebekah initiation and
supper on Saturday night.
Barbara Unger, of New York city,
is visiting her relations on the East
side. She contemplates remaining
here for the winter.
The Baptists held a box party in
their Sunday school rooms Wednes-
day night.