The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-05
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HAWLEY.

J. L. Tighe has been appointed
watchmau at the middle crossing by
the Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Mrs. Dora Simmer of Ariel visited
Miss Carrie Simmer on Saturday and
SUNDAY.
The funeral of Martin Knee was
held from the home of his sister,
Mrs. Peter Heilman on Friday at 10
a. m. lnterment in Hillside ceme-
terry. The deceased died on We'd
nesday. Sept. 2S, after a sickness
of several months of tuberculosis.
He is survived by his father and
three sisters
Lawrence Norberg is shoe cob
bling for the new firm of Reineke
& Son.
Many people from Hawley are pre-
pairing to attend the Wayne county
fair this week.
Fred Bea, who three weeks ago
left for Pittsburg to follow his trade
of glass cutting, returned on Satur-
day.
The application for a charter by
the Paupack Power company was
approved by the State Water Supply
commission on Wednesday and the
next day they commenced posting
notices forbidding trespassing on the
many acres they now control.
On Saturday r. w. Murphy pur-
chased a fine Stanley steamer auto
mobile of BOrtree & Son of Ariel.
Fred Rose and son and Howard
Pennell, who are working on the
building being erected at Barryville
by Gibbs, to be used for a glass
cutting shop, came home to spend
Sunday.
Bertha Singer, who has been
visiting with relatives in town, re-
turned to her home at Paupack Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman of the
Kohlman House, took a joy walk to
White Mills Sunday afternoon.
Earl Uban, the electrician, has
had a fine piano placed in his home
by a Port Jervis firm.
William Shelley of Lakeville will
move his family into the Brink house
on Chestnut avenue this week.
Mrs. Florence Bishop of Scranton
who is paying a visit to her parental
home at Bohemia, called on friends
in town Thursday.
John II. Ames, one of our oldest
and most highly respected citizens,
suffered a light stroke of paralysis
Monday forenoon which affected his
speech somewhat. He says he feels
good otherwise. He has a good ap-
petite and hopes to be about again
in a few days.
Mr.. Wetzel's handsome new resi-
dence near his meat market, is near
ly ready for occupancy, fire having
been started in the furnace during
the week.
Charles Schlager, who for several
years past has been employed by the
United States government on the
Panama canal, has been visiting with
relatives and friends here. Thurs
day last he, accompanied by Charles
Krause, sailed for Panama to resume
work on the big ditch. Mr.. Schlage
enjoys good health, having become
acclimated to the torrid zone.
Roy White called on Joseph Pen
nell Saturday enroute for his home
at Gravity.
Street Commissioner E. Tuthill
under orders from the town council
has a force of men at work curbing
the side walk on Church street be.
tween the middle railroad crossing
and the Eddy. Another improve
ment on the street is noticeable in
front of merchant Bigart's residence
he having had his lawn filled in
with about two feet of gravel, max
ing it level with the other lawns.
r. w. Murphy and wife had as re
cent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Newell B
Williams of Harpersville,, n. Y
Mr.. Williams is proprietor of a no
tel at that place.
w. V. Conkling, who represents
the Jenkins music house of Homes
dale, was doing business in town OF
Friday.