The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-31
LOCAL MENTION.

Always in driving turn to the
right. Turn to the right when you
meet a wagon, vehicle, automobile or
person. Turn to the right and have
any wagon, auto or other vehicle
pass you on the left. Bear in mind
that it is always turn to the right.
This will avoid confusion. People
generally understand this custom, so
far as meeting of vehicles and per-
sons is concerned, but il is often
disregarded when any vehicle or
pedestrian wishes to pass them.
KATE Bros. will not be open a
minute Monday.
Captain James Ham Circle, La
dies of the G. A. R., will meet FRI
day afternoon with Mrs. I. H. Ball
of Ridge street.
Percy l.. Cole will open his
drugstore at the old Reichenbacker
stand Thursday. He has made the
place all over and put in new stock
as we'll as modern fixtures. Mr.. Cole
took a vacation of five months after
giving up the job he had held for
19 years with c. C. Jadwin. He
feels like work.
The New York, Ontario and
Western reports for the quarter end
ed June 80 an increase in total
any wagon, auto or other vehicle,
net railway operating revenue in
creased $1O1,S32. Net corporate
income, however, was only S63,S6O
greater than for the corresponding
quarter of last year.
Protection Engine Co., No. 3,
will make $500 or more on Friday S
picnic in Bellevue park. The re-
freshment committee took in
S149.55. There are still some bills
to come in, the refreshment chair
man said Monday, but $500 should
be the net figure for everything.
The committee will have a meeting
tonight.
The meeting of Democratic
county leaders rumored on the
streets of Honesdale Monday was
simply an informal talk in the back
room of a Seventh street business
man who would not, it is under
stood, refuse to take the nomina-
tion for sheriff if he should find it
sitting eXpectant on his doorstep
the night of primary day. This man
admitted the meeting was held, and
he also declared there wasn't a thing
for publication-yet.
There has been an impression
current that a section of the Far
view hospital would be thrown open
this fall. This is not true, for no
part will be opened until the legisla-
ture meets and makes another ap-
preparation. The hospital commits
sion met Friday in special session
The personnel of the commission is
Hon. Henry c. Walton, Judge c.
B. Little of Montrose, County Con-
troller L. A. Jones, Judge Holland
of the Federal court and II. G. Ash
mead.
The Nickelet did an excellent
business Saturday night, when the
little picture house was reopened
Every seat was held down by an
interested occupant and Manager
NIichels's operator, Harry Hump
freys of Scranton, threw on pictures
that tickled every man, woman and
child in the house. "Wanted-a
wife" was particularly humorous
and much laughter broke loose
when 10 women, all ages, complex
ions and conditions, pursued the
young fellow who had inadvertently
advertised for a better half. Mr.
Michels is delighted with the start
he has made. He admits the
Nickelet was a paying investment
Saturday night. He aims to have
new, snappy pictures, He has a
gilt edge operator and courteous
attaches, and there is every reason
TO believe the Nickelet under his
management is to prove an agree
able recreation to the public and 6
moneymaker to the men who have
subjet from Mr.. Groves, the lessee