The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-16

~ o. DliuOuS anu btlplH were at
tending court this week as witnesses.
The Governor has fixed April
14th as the date for the execution of
Shendore Fenez of Scranton.
Fred Krietner's garage is near
ing completion, and will soon be
ready to house his new automobile.
Letters remaining uncalled for
at the postofTice here: George Beck
er, Miss Rose Fuller, Mr.. J. Anthony
Smith.
&C. H.. Crandall, who for many
years was employed in the ID. a. II.
office here, is very III at his residence
in Scranton.
Mr.. Fetherman, the Dreher
cramery man, and wife, are among
the Newfoundianders who are in town
on the Miller case
DR.. Chas. Brady has purchased
the Medland lot on West and Four
teenth streets and will erect a Swiss
cottage in the near future.
Miss Jennie Schoonover will
build a double house this spring on
the lot lately purchased from the
Torrey estate on West Park street.
near the new park
George Croft was a visitor at
our office on Monday, being in Homes
dale as a witness in a case which will
come up before the present term of
court
Saturday next, March 10Th, will
be Good Roads Day" in this State
and it is expected that the movement
will receive a substantial impetus on
that date
Hon. c. L. Gardner. of Bingham
ton, formerly of Equinunk, has pur-
chased an interest in the Wayne In
dependent, and will at once move
his family to Honesdale Hancock
Herald
Two cases of scarlet fever have
been reported, one on Seventh street
being Lucy, seven-year-old daughter
of Henry Van Note, and one on Park
street, Lucille, daughter of Irving
Dennis.
The special preacher at Grace
Episcopal church on Wednesday,
March l6, 1880 p. m, will be Rev.
II. f. Robbins, of Carbondale. Ser
vices on Tuesday and Thursday at
AIS p. IN.
There were a number of promi-
nent Hawleyites in Honesdale this
week. Those that called at our office
and blue birds whose coming denote
balmy spring.
The Union Revival services will
be held every evening this week ex-
cept Saturday, in the Methodist
church. On Monday evening the
voted to hold Union
services also next Sunday evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Theresa
Baumann took place on Friday last
from st. Mary Magdalens churcn. In
was made in the German
cemetery. Mrs. Baumann
died in Scranton and her remains
we're brought here for interment
Mrs. Frank Kimball of Re-
nova, went nome and died within
fifteen minutes after a Pittsburg
physician told her she had Bright's
disease and could live but a short
time. A weak heart could not
stand the doctors untimely an
nouncement
Preaching at the Union Revival
services this week as follows: Sun
day evening DR.. Swift preached;
Monday, Rev. Mr.. Hitler; Tuesday,
Rev. Mr.. Wendell; Wednesday, Rev /.
DR.. Swift; on Thursday evening, Rev |
Mr.. Hitler will preach, and on Fri /.
day Rev. Mr.. Wendell.
A gentleman whose business calls I
him to the different court houses in
his state, while looking over the men
the present panel of jur- ,
Drs, stated that in point of intelli- .
gence Wayne county was ahead of .
any county in this state, if the pres |
ent panel is a sample of our average
iuries.
The Judges of the Lackawanna .
court, refused to grant any new Ii
,enses with the exception of two, }
and refused to renew any of the old .
licenses where there was a remon- /
STRANGE. The two new licenses were .
cases of necessity, one .
being the new hotel in Scranton, the .
Casey Grand.
One of our farmers went into .
MS COW stable the other night and .
by mistake mixed her up a nice mash .
n a box full of sawdust instead of .
bran. The COW merely supposing .
hat the hard times had come and .
hey were all going to economize, .
neekly ate her supper and the man .
never discovered his mistake until .
he next morning when he MIXED .
he COW and she let down a half a
gallon of turpentine, a quart of shoe .
pegs and a bundle of lath.
"A dispatch from Susquehanna
says: AS a result of a recent visit of .
1 state inspector of schools, it is said .
hat five IIipb ephnolg In Cueunn-