The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13

Miss Alice Schoonover was TAX
en- to Scranton hospital Sunday to
be treated for her eyes, which have
bothered her for some time. 1t is
hoped her sight can be saved.
On Monday evening Lucille
Rowland entertained a number of
friends at the golf links in honor of
her friend, Miss Rosina Henley of
New York. Helen Bertram greatly
greatly pleased those present with
a number of vocal solos.
-Jermyn is one of the three
Pennsylvania towns that have made
application for the establishment of
postal savings bank in it's post
office. The other two are Pottsville
and Myersdale. No bank will be es-
tablished anywhere until fall.
-Myron e. Dodge was operated
on for appendicitis at Miss Hattler's
private hospital on Eleventh street
| Friday, the surgeon being DR.. Smith
of Scranton, who had the assistance
of DR.. II. B. Ely. Mr. Dodge was
very weak Saturday, but since then
| has been improving.
The Newburgh On. " News
says that Hon. and Mrs. B. B. Odell,
Jr., and daughter, Miss Estelle
Odell will sail from New York for
Europe Saturday, July 16. for six
weeks tour abroad. They will spend
considerable time in Germany. Gov
Odell will not talk politics with
anybody.
The crop of local humorists does
not fail, even in dry weather. In
! the place of business of certain
tolerably well known citizen on Main
street there hangs this sign, so plain
| and distinct that he who runs may
read; We have four banks in Homes
dale. Don't come to me for cash.
. I'm not a bank.
Miss Tillie Derrick, one of the
alert, up-and-coming table girls at
Landlord John H. Weaver's Wayne
hotel, has given her notice for Sat
urday, when she expects to return
to her home in Aldenville to work in
the cut glass factory. She takes
| with her the best wishes of her en-
ployer and the patrons of the hotel.
The Skat club at meeting
Sunday elected Leopold Blumenthal
vice-president to succeed Henry
Schoell, who did not want another
term, and Leo Freeman treasurer
in place of John Crogan. The clubs
annual outing, bound to be a good
one, is in the hands of a commit
tee. The outing will come in Au-
gust.
-Enos w. Gregory, Al years old
died at his home in Dyberry Monday
afternoon after a lingering sickness
He was a glass cutter by trade and
well known in Honesdale and vicin'
ity. He is survived by his widow
five children and five brothers ant
sisters. The funeral will take place
from his home tomorrow afternoon
at / o'clock.
George Policy, about II or IS
living at Seelyville and employed by
the National Elevator and Machine
company, was taken suddenly sicl
IN the postoffice Saturday morning
at 1880, just as the mail that arrives
on the $50 train from New Yorl
and Scranton was being worked
He felt sharp pains in his head anC
fell to the floor. The lobby wa
pretty full, as it invariably is at tn,
mid-forenoon mail, and in the crowC
was DR.. Nelson. He had the laC
taken out and laid on the platform
in front of Chester A. Garratt's Law
office, where a score of men gather
ed around the stricken Policy anC
offered to help. DR.. Brady present
ly appeared and assisted. Within
half an hour young Policy revived
and he was taken home in Braman
bus. Ee said his head had beer
bothering him several days.