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

LOCAL MENTION.
The Scranton exposition is in
full blast and is highly commended
by all who have been there.
Don't forget the High school
lecture course. Secure your tickets
early. Course tickets $1.00. Five
excellent entertainments.
Franklin E. Frisbie of Fort Tot
ton, n. Y, and Myrtle B. Frisbie of
Avoy, Pa, were married Tuesday
morning at II o'clock by Justice
Smith.
L. E. Crane, Arrow, Pa, has
sold through the Dorm real estate
agency the property at Blandin,
known as the Dersheimer homestead
to William and Rhoda Holland.
-Du Bois Weston is now located
in the office formerly occupied by
the late Orville r. Rowland.
He is offering guaranteed wa
ter bonds. These bonds are an in
vestment which are absolutely safe.
The annual meeting of the
Needlework Guild for collection and
distribution will be held the first
week in November. Will the con-
tributors please send in their gar
ments the last week in October?
The picture of the white roos-
ter shown in Thursdays Tribune
Republican was not as labeled,
Ralph Martins white leghorn
"Wayne Dandy" but a picture OF
Charles S. Burgers "Crackajack"
White Orphington.
Editor w. T. Doty of the New
burgh Union was run down by
wagon and, strange to say, the wag-
on was not injured, although the
editor was knocked down an en-
bankment. He formerly worked on
the Port Jervis Union.
Rev. Henry Houston, the blind
evangelist, has been appointed by
the Wyoming Presbytery to assist
the pastors of the various Presbyter-
ian churches in this section in their
effort to create a greater interest
among the people in christian BELIEF
and work.
F. w. Michaels had the good
luck of finding a black pearl while
onening oysters for which he was Of
fered $50 we are todd 5000 but re-
fused as he expects to go to New
York city in the near future and
will have the pearl examined by
Tiffany & Co.
The local council Of the knights
of Columbus will celebrate Column
bus day Oct. 18th by exemplifying
the first degree to large class OF
candidates. This will be followed
by a social and entertainment to
which all members are earnestly In
yited to attend.
The lecture course, under the
management of the Honesdale public
schools, promises to be series of
entertainments of great interest to
our people and we trust that they
will be well patronized. The course
ticket for five entertainments costs
only one dollar.
The moulders at the National
Elevator works are now working
under good conditions; the foundry
building having been repaired, and
the work which had accumulated
owing to the damage done to the
building by the fire Is now being
rapidly pushed forward.
Judge Edwards of Scranton has
rebuked several constables for mac
curacy in their returns. When a
constable returned Rocky Glen, an
amusement resort, for illegal sell
ing, he was informed by the court
that persons only and not place
could be so reported. This return
was the result of the sale of liquors
by two parties who conducted pic
MICS at the resort.
Major Edgar Jadwin, U. S. A.,
one of the engineers in charge on
the Panama canal, is on a visit to
his father, C. C. Jadwin. The Major
is accompanied by his son, c. c.
Jadwin, I'd The Major reports that
the work on the canal is progress
ing rapidly and believes that the
stupendous job will be completed
sooner than 1915 which lis the date
given out when the canal VIII be
opened for navigation.
"A number of people called at
our Office during fair week and II
was a great pleasure for us to meet
them. Among those who called
were e. ID. Goodnough of Girdland
John f. Blake of Union, John ID
Jordens of Uswick, Albert Gillow OF
Lookout, S. G. Webster of Madison
Vile, r. e. Randall of Lake Como
John Sossenheimer and Charles j.
Simons of Hamlin, Fred f. Chapman
of Ariel, and John f. Reer of Ar
lington.
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