The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION

PERSONAL MEN ]lON
Joseph Jacobs has been in Scranton
on business this week.
Miss Laura Corson of Waymart
was a caller in town Wednesday.
Alfred H. Oliver, who had a severe
attack of indigestion, is much better
today.
Joseph Schmuck of Brooklyn, ~
Y, is the guest of Paul Sonner and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Loris of
Scranton are spending a week with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.. Rickard
and their two daughters were Elk
lake visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hale will pass
part of Saturday, all of Sunday and
part of Monday at Beach lake.
John O'Neill is expected from
/ Philadelphia Saturday to spend
week with his mother on Erie street.
George Retteu of the Woolworth
/ stores, Newark, n. j., is visiting at
| the home of his brother, G. II. Ret
teu.
Misses Catherine and Edith Fitch
and Ida Steinman returned Wednes-
day for a weeks encampment at Elk
| lake.
Miss Ruth Lord is expected home
Saturday from a two weeks visit with
II ,f,.n M
wanda.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Denniss of Car
bondale have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas A. McMullen, Jr.,
of North Main street.
Louis Menner left today for Scran-
ton, where he will spend the week
end, after which he will return to his
duties in New York.
Benjamin H. Dittrich and family
have returned from Camp AS You
Like It," Laurel lake, where they
spent a most enjoyable summer.
Matthew Heffron of Scranton is
visiting relatives at this place. His
friend, DR.. James Lynott of the same
city, expects to join him Saturday.
]. j. Curtis leaves Saturday for
his work in Philadelphia, after
spending his vacation with his moth
er, Mrs. j. ]. Curtis of North Main
street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George E. West of
Scranton are visiting friends at
Como for one week. They have been
visiting Mrs. J. d. Palmer of Car
bondale.
Miss Grace A. Corey leaves Mon
day for New York, after spending a
three weeks vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Corey of
Court street.
George Dieter has gone to Lake
Huntington ito view the beauties
of the landscape and other beauties
as one of his best friends told the
newspapermen when he gave out the
information.
Miss Mae O'Neill, who has been
abroad for the past six weeks, return,
ed to her home here Tuesday even
ing. On her return she also visited
, relatives in Philadelphia and Scran'
ton. Miss O'Neill reports having had
, very enjoyable trip.
District Attorney Myron E. SimonS
was in town Wednesday on lega
business, but bright and early this
, morning he left for Newfoundland
to resume his vacation. Mr.. Simon:
and his family will be with DR.
J Simons, the district attorneys broth
= er, until the second week in Septem
= ber.
Buel Dodge, the youngest lookinl
53-year-old man in Wayne county
is back from Hawley, where for {
r fortnight he worked in a drugstore
= during the absence of the regulai
!, prescription clerk. In Hawley as il
Honesdale Mr.. Dodge fooled a gooC
many people on his age. Severa
q of them thought the Honesdale MAJ
[ must be mistaken when he told then
a he went to work for c. c. Jadwil
/ to learn the druggists trade il
a 1872.
e William Jennings McKenna, Rob
a ert j. O'Connell and DR.. McConyil
y are at Atlantic City for the balanc
k of the month, They will swim
S drive an auto, patrol back and fort
n on the boardwalk, and do all thing
[ that three freeborn American citi
S Lens may of right do. Mr.. McKenn
/ will go on the road with his glas
r samples about the middle of Ser
f tember. Mr.. O'Connell will ope
i the hat season about the same time
S He goes to Easton every week t
: visit the factory, but much of hi
i time is passed in Honesdale.
Il Scavenger Briggs Ready For BUS
Il ness.