The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-07

the dray business for many years
conducted by Theo Herbst.
-Representative-el II. Clark
jackson, Tyler Hill, was pleasant
caller at this Office Tuesday morn
ing.
The Honesdale office of the
Scranton Truth has moved from the
Sharpsteen store to the Foster build
ing.
The regular monthly meeting OF
/ st. Philomena's Relief Society has
been postponed until further no.
/ tice.
The wife of Rev. A. J. Van
/ Cleft, former pastor of the local NJ.
| e. church, is seriously i'll at her
! home in Great Bend.
Park Lake" was the rendez-
tvious all day Sunday of scores of our
I boys and girls eager to enjoy the
| first real skating of the season.
] Sheriff NJ. Lee Braman is only en-
tertaining four guests at the Wayne
County Jail viz: Mrs. Leona Lord,
Samuel Reed George AGamitiS and
| Race Schimmell.
&C. ]. Gage, of the firm of Ly-
/ man and Gage, left last Saturday for
his home at New Milford, after
spending the Fall in l1onesdale, pur-
chasing and shipping apples.
Miss Vinney Cody has returned
to her home in Bethany, after a six
weeks case caring for Martin E.
Calvin, the South Main street hard
ware merchant, who was operated
on for appendicitis.
~,
Madden, Newfoundland; James K.
Hornbcck, Equinunk, John E.
Vaudeville, Hawley, were in town
Tuesday and held an all-day session
at the Court House.
This is my weekly letter home, -
remarked one of our residents to a
CITIZEN man the other day, as he
wrapped up his copy of the people
favorite paper, THE CITIZEN, and
mailed it to the folks" far away.
Martin Knorr, of Caynon coun,
ty, Idaho, son of J. NJ. Knorr, of Car.
ley Brook, was married to Miss
Pauline Lehman, of Girdland, by
Rev. Mr.. Springer, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Caldwell
Idaho.
William Shelton, a veteran oi
the oivil war, who has been sojourn
ing at the home of Jacob Bates, o.
Bethany, called on friends in this
place enroute to Montrose to visi
+, his brother and relatives in New
. Jersey.
The regular monthly meeting o
the Greater Honesdale Board o
Trade will be held on Friday even
ing this week at 1880 sharp. Mem
bers please note the change in tn,
hour from o'clock to 1880. I'm
2 portant business.
Mrs. Charles Rockwell delivered
I. highly interesting lecture before ;
large gathering of the members o
the Woman's Missionary society o
the Presbyterian church Monday af
( ternoon. Dainty refreshments wer,
served.
Keen interest is being manifest
! ed by the lovers of the Nationa
game in Honesdale over the an
Y nouncement that the Chicago-Ath
5 letic worlds series will be shown a
= the Lyric" on Thursday evening
= Dec. Is.
f best I ever saw" Dandy,
g Very good" THE best ever saw,
are a few of the many favorabl
e comments made by theatregoer
: on the Lyman H. Howe moving pic
r lures, at the Lyric Theatre, last Fri
e day evening. Only a small crow
: enjoyed their intellectual appea
e however.
Frank A. Jenkins, Joseph A
# Bodie, Jr., Honesdale, and Harr
II Madden, Scranton, entertained tn
CT nf II
., ley High school last Friday afternoo
A with vocal solos, trios and instru
h mental selections In the evenin
the trio were given a royal receptio
at the home of A. X. Killam.
q THE CITIZEN has been inform
q ed that the price of the new stat
i road was only about s19,5O0. Gu
J. esteemed contemporary, TIL
! WAYNE COUNTY HERALD state
!, that the final settlement will nj
s. vary much from the contract priC
\ of $22,24S. Can't we get togethC
on our figures Brother Rhamanthl
Mortimer Stocker and strike a
o. average" price?
"a Druggist G. w. Peil wrote MOI
p day that Mrs. Peil, who has been
+ Jersey City the past few weeks, wi
10 ] uHQeTSO an operation MOHud
n Eminent surgeons claim that
i would be impossible to bring Mr.
70 Peil home and that he only hoI
is in an early operation. Her mar
HOnesdale friends sincerely hoI
~ and pray that the operation will
IN successful and that she will soon
I'd able to return to her home fully r
u stored to health.
VI Progressive luncheons are out
10 the ordinary run, even in Honesda
- town. Exceptional interest attach
y, to the travelling dinner" tender,
~ Miss Bessie B. Ham, 302 Min
street, in view of her engagemeI
recently announced, to Frank Huge
n, the scientific chicken farmer of Nc
n folk, Virginia, formerly of Wilke
Ill Barre. Miss Ham is a very popul
We trained nurse, and her many frien
ld are exceedingly loath to lose her
n, ole Virginia. Theree-and-one-h
Ill hours of gastronomic delight we
n spent in her honor, from to 81
n O'Clock, last Saturday afternoo
Nj. Course refreshments were served
u the way-the restaurants and I