The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-12
HAWLEY.

Mrs. Siler and daughter of the East
side visited Miss Hurdle at White.
Mills Tuesday.
The many friends of Mrs. b. P.
Ripley are pleased TO know that the
operation which she underwent on
Monday, the Bird inst, in the NJ. f.
hospital in Brooklyn was successful
and according to information receiv-
ed the latter part of the week her con-
dition favors a speedy recovery. Rev.
b. p. Ripley expects to be at home
and have charge of services in his
church next Sunday.
DR.. A. C. Voigt attended the 18th
annual convention of the Erie rail-
road surgeons held in Chicago Oct.
4th and 5th. Before his return he
will visit his sister, Mrs. Gretter of
Frankfort, Ky.
A. B, Oschman has removed his
barber shop from the Richardson
building on Church street across the
way into the building owned by e.
L. Schlager. Louis Geisler will use
the rooms vacated in connection
with his restaurant business.
Mrs. A. w. Simons of Penn avenue
gave a party for her little daughter,
Nancy, Monday afternoon. Games
the youngsters repaired to the house
where delicious refreshments awaited
them.
Frank Rose and wife, who have
been living with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard MOsher of
Kimbles since their recent marriage,
moved to East Hawley on Tuesday.
Little Elma Pierson died, victim
of diabetes, at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pierson, of
Bellemonte Hill Sunday night, aged
years. Funeral on Wednesday;
burial in Walnut Grove cemetery.
A girl baby was born to William
Runyon and wife on Wednesday.
Mrs. Evelyn Gallagher and little
son of Deposit, n. Y, are with her
sister, Mrs. p. J. Keary, at the Noun
tain View farm during the absence
of her husband who is one of the
chairman of the brotherhood of
trainmen who are now in session in
Ohio for their annual convention.
Two troopers belonging to the
state constabulary passed through
town Friday going by the way of
Wilsonville into Pike county. AS
their approach means that the law is
being defied somewhere it behooves
the lawless ones to have a care how
they conduct themselves.
Mrs. Frank Stevenson is visiting
friends out of town.
John Pennell, who has been enter
tanning his annual unwelcome visitor
hay fever-at his home at Arling-
| ton, has recovered and returns today
! to his duties in e. Goldbach's shoe
store.
The glass blowers vacation is al
most at an end as fire will be started
in the factory some time this week.
Lulu Cortright of Uswick expects
| to leave soon for Toledo, o., where
she will pass the winter.
The Rebekahs enjoyed a social at
the close of their meeting Saturday
night. Coffee, cake and sandwiches
were served.
We are pleased to note that our
! townsman, Il. +. Martin, won seven
prizes on his fine specimens of White
Leghorn poultry at the Wayne coun-
! ty fair. He also won first prize on
! his pen.
The Paupack Power company has
purchased the entire property of j, S.
! O'Connor at the Eddy. The pur-
chase includes eight houses, two of
which are very fine, modern-built
houses. Mr.. O'Connor is now occupy
ing one of them.
Carpenters will begin work on
Tuesday fitting up the old Kimble
store room on Main avenue prepara-
tory TO starting another Nickelette,
Messrs. Simons and Oshman are the
gentlemen interested in starting the
new place of amusement.
Since the mo trespassing" signs
have been posted on the Wilsonville
property some are already taking
their boats from the river.
Leon Branning spent Wednesday
night at Honesdale. s.rg ...
Mark Killam, a progressive farmer
of Lakeville, starts this week for a
six months tour through the western
states. He will first go to Niagara
Falls where he will meet his daugh-
ter, Helen, who will accompany him
From there they will go direct ia
California where they will visit his