The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Katz
a son, on Wednesday.
There will be no service at the
Dyberry Baptist church on Sunday
next.
John d. Weston was elected
president of the Forest Lake club as
sociation on Tuesday.
Edward Deitzer has nice display
of Regal shoes in his Lower Main
street store.
The auto-transportation stage
will discontinue its trips during the
coming winter.
Street Commissioner Weidner is
levelling the grade of Eleventh street
from Henry Freund's corner to
Church street.
Charles Thiel, the new owner of
the Nickelette, is an enterprising ad-
vertiser and if he continues his cam
paign of advertising will have the
crowd coming his way.
The new homemade song and
music, In Dear Old Wayne" by
Bodie and Jenkins, ought to be popu-
lar as both of these young men are
members of the popular set.
The Honesdale police have
strict orders in regard to fast speed
ing automobiles. Stop watches have
been furnished them and violators
of the law will be fined $25.
"A holiday for good housewives!
When? Friday, Nov. 4th, when the
will supply the town with cakes,
nanJu of 2t
The wide-awake supervisors of
Texas township are agitating the
buying of a steam road roller and
have expressed a desire to have
Honesdale borough join them in the
purchase.
A new glass cutting concern to
occupy the building formerly oc-
cupied by the Wayne Cut Glass COM
pany, is now in process of forma-
ton. Leonard Guckenberger, Will
liam Keltz, and John Kuhbach are
some of the prime movers in the en-
terprise.
The Scranton Pump Works,
which is in the hands of receivers,
has made an appeal to the Scranton
people for them to subscribe to a
popular fund of 100000 to save
the concern from closing up. +. b.
Sturges makes the appeal over his
name in behalf of the company.
-Honesdale people had the pleas
ure of shaking the hand of Henry
Hall on Wednesday last, he being
here to attend the fair. Mr. Hall liv-
ed here a good many years and has
lots of friends who are always glad
to see him. He is now living at Or
son, having retired from active busi-
ness.
DIR. Lansing of Green Ridge
by a church vote, is forced to re-
sign from his church which he has
served for 10 years. No charge is
made against his character but, the
members of the church claim, he
has outliyed his usefulness as a sue
cessful preacher and pastor for that
church.
The usual services will be held
at the Baptist church on Sunday next
at 1890 a. IN. and 7.3O p. IN. Rev
A. c. Oliver will preach at both ser
vices in the absence of the pastor
Sunday school at 11.45 o'clock
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p
m, subject, My Amusements
DO they build up or tear down."
At the Epworth League conven
tion held in Scranton on Tuesday VIZ
note the following delegates from
Wayne county were present: Oreti
Dymond and Louise Walker, Way
mart; Edna G. Chumard and Mrs
Inez Curtis, Hamlin; Leila c. Reed
South Canaan; Rev. II. T. Purkiss
Lakeville; Foye Abraham and Mich
ael Pethick, Damascus; George G
Oliver, Beach Lake; Inez Knapp ant
May Statenberg, Lake Como, ant
Grace Hall, Orson. The convention
was one of the most interesting eve
held by the league.
Henry Martin, District Deput
Grand Master of the lndependen
Order of Odd Fellows, is now on hi
annual tour of the county installin
the neWly-elected officers of the dill
ferent lodges of Odd Fellows. Mon
day evening he oficiated at Freedor
Lodge rooms, and installed the OF
ficers of that lodge as follows
Charles Cade, noble grand; WilliaI
G, Ball, vice grand; w. A. SlumaI
secretary; A. c. Lindsay, treasurer
r. j. Miller, right support; Gustav
Kettel, left support; Frank S. Ilof
warden; Earl Varcoe, conductor
John Ridd, r. S. s.. John Ripe
L. S. S.. C. c. Gray, chaplain; i
r. Varcoe, outside guardian; Bis
mark Irwin, inside guardian; l.. I
Partridge and John l.. Myers, SUI
porters to vice grand.