The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Grace McNally of Scranton
is the guest of Honesdale friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Dunning are
spending the week in Syracuse, N.
Y.
Mrs. George Olsen and son, How
ard, have returned to Brooklyn, n.
Y.
John Wolfslagel of Eqununk was
in town Wednesday on a business
trip.
Mrs. p H. Ilof was at Cherry
Ridge Wednesday, the guest of rel
atives.
Mrs. Harvey Welch is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Westpfhal of
Scranton.
Hal Kimble has returned from a
six weeks visit with friends in the
metropolis.
Miss Marie Seaman has returned
to Carbondale after several weeks
in Honesdale.
Conductor Ward put on plain
clothes Wednesday and went to the
Wilkes-Barre fair.
Angus Lawyer has returned to his
duties in New York after spending
his vacation here.
Miss Annie Miles and Miss Mar
jorie Howe of New York are visiting
friends in Honesdale.
H. c. Jackson of Damascus, Re-
publican legislative candidate, was in
Honesdale Wednesday.
Mrs. Ford and daughter, Loretta,
of Paramount, Va, spent Monday
with Honesdale relatives.
Jonas Katz went to Reading We'd
nesday. He will go to Newark, N.
j., with the Skat club Saturday.
Mrs. Nicholas B. Spencer and two
children got back today from Lake
Ariel, where they went July for the
summer.
Emmett Groner, rural carrier of
No. l, r. F. D., spent last week in
Delaware, w. Va, celebrating Old
Home week.
Miss Pauline Penwarden has re-
turned to Carbondale, after a To-
days visit at the home of her uncle,
G. w. Penwarden.
Mrs. T. Seymour and daughter,
Gertrude, of Jersey City are visiting
at the home of her brother, John D.
Bryant, of East street.
DR.. and Mrs. Tracy Clark and two
sisters of Macon street, Brooklyn,
n. Y, are visiting Frederick Farm
ham of North Main street.
Senator Miles c. Rowland of Pike
county came Wednesday to attend
the funeral of his brother, Orville L.
Rowland, who will be buried to-
morrow.
Miss Bessie Decker of Beach lake
is making a short visit with Homes
dale relatives. She is on her way
to teach school at Hollisterville and
will stop off at Peckville.
Reuben Lancaster of South Ster-
ling was in town Thursday on bust
ness. Being well known to so many
Honesdale people kept him busy
shaking hands while here.
Miss Louisa Miszler, the expert
enced table girl at the Wayne hotel
returns today from a short vacation,
which she has spent at various
places not far from Honesdale.
William Freund, who has been
working in the census department at
Washington, relinquished his posi-
tion and is at his home prepara-
tory to entering Lafayette college.
Miss Helen O'Neill, who has been
visiting at her home here for the
past two weeks, leaves Friday morn
ing for Philadelphia, where she will
make a short visit with relatives
On September Miss O'Neill enters
the Mt. st. Joseph convent, Sisters
of Mercy, Hartford, Conn.
Edward Wintermute, a former
well known resident of this city,
and for the past six years zone of
the finest" of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
in town greeting his many friends
and relatives, who hardly realize he
is the same old Ed" of yore. He
tips the scales at about 25O pounds,
and has a beat" in the residential
section of Brooklyn, in precinct 2S2,
which, he assures us, is a model one;
not much to do but walk the limits,
swinging stick and bow to the
ladies, although once in a while he
has scrap" little to keep up ap-
pearance. He is visiting his father,
w. H. Wintermute, and sister, at 8
Holbrook street for major portion
of his ten days vacation. He will
visit at Hawley and Honesdale ere
the time limit expires. May his
shadow never grow less and may
he round out his 20 years In good
style, and enjoy his pension to the
utmost, is the wish of his friends
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