The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-23


citis.
Treasurer Fred Saunders and
wife are happy over the arrival of
another boy. Date of arrival was
Friday, the 18th.
r. w. Archibald, U. S. District
Court Judge. reappointed William II.
Lee the referee in bankruptcy for the
! counties of Wayne and Pike.
DR.. II. b. Searle, who has been
suffering from a severe attack of
rheumatism, was accompanied to
Scranton by his wife on Thursday,
where he will receive treatment
The following advertised letters
remain at the postofice: Mr. George
Braman, Mrs. James !, Hale, Miss
Phebe Hadden, A. w. Houtz, Miss
Carrie Nemegher.
The following students are ex-
pected home this week to spend their
Easter vacation: Albert Krantz, Of
the University of PENNSYLVANIA:
Marie r. Freund, and Pearl and
Olive Bryant of Smith College, North
ampton, Mass
Tom d. Reese, of Hartford
Conn, will open the store formerly
occupied by John K. Jenkins as a
Positively Cash Grocery store, all
goods to be first-class and sold at
lowest cash prices. consistent with a
reasonable profit.
Mrs. Catherine Hestern and
family will occupy the upstairs rooms
in the Richmond building on Elev-
enth street, and Levi Degroat and
family will occupy the rooms the
above family have vacated on the
first floor of same building.
A st. Patrick's Day party was
given on Thursday evening last in
honor of Miss Mary O'Brien, at the
home of John McGinnis, of Moran
street; the evening was enjoyed by
about forty young people. At rea-
sonable hour dainty refreshments
were served, and all departed for
their respective homes, reporting a
fine time.
H. Wilson, Esq, F. p. Kimble,
Esq, and stenographer Miss Eta
Nelson, were in Scranton last Sat
urday to take the deposition of N.Y.
ron Merrithew of South Canaan, who
is in DR.. Reed Burns Hospital, re-
covering from a surgical operation.
These depositions are to be used in
the Truesdale case which went to
trial Tuesday.
Arthur Zimmerman, tried and
convicted of perjury because definite
proofs were lacking to sustain the
bigamy charge on which he was ori-
ginally arrested, was sentenced to
nine years in Sing Sing, in the Brook
lyn county court. 1t is reported tnat
Zimmerman has made a confession
to the effect that he has twenty-four
wives and among his many children
six sets of twins.
The members of Hose Company
No. held most enjoyable banquet
at Hotel Heumann on Thursday even-
ing of last week. Plates for over
fifty were placed and every place was
occupied Hon. John Kuhbach was
guest of honor, The decorations
were very elaborate; it being st. Pat
rick's Day. green predominated,
being emblematic of the day DR..
McConVille acted as toastmaster and
helped in making the evening and
the occasion one of pleasure. Speech
making by John Kuhbach, Robert
Murray, John Wasman, e. Williams,
w. T. McKenna, and others was in
dulged in, after the appetizing menu
which was served in excellent style,
had been laid away. Music by Free
man, Katz, and Bodie was a feature
of the evening. Menner donated 80
feet of baby hose to the company,
while Chas. McKanna, for meritorious
conduct, received a rubber coat, and
for the same reason Harry Freeman
was the recipient of a left-handed
monkey wrench. When midnight
came, everybody having had a good
time, orders to pick up and go to
quarters were given and cheerfully
obeyed.
William Daniels, of Pawhuska
oklahoma, who came east to see his
Gently died at Port Jervis, anu visit
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Daniels,
and his sisters at Hawley, spent Sat
urday in Honesdale with his cousins,
II. Il. and Charles l.. Bassett, view
ing the many changes that have taken
place since his last visit home, 22
years ago. Mr. Daniels, whose home
is at the above mentioned city, is
another Wayne county boy, who,
having struck out for the west in
his early twenties, has made good,
and he speaks well for the last state
to be entered in the Union. Mr..
Daniels owns an elegant home in
Pawhuska and has a wife, four
daughters and three sons to make up
his family circle. The general mer-
camille business, in which Mr.. Dan
iels is employed, has capital stock
of $4,000 in that growing western
city of over 5000 population, most
of which has been gained during the