The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-16

license to sell liquor in this county
number seventy-four.
The names of the jurors for the
March term of court have been
drawn from the wheel, and we will
publish the same in our later edition.
The Rev. II. G. Coenen, pastor
of the Lutheran church, will speak
in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening by invitation of Or.
Swift.
Paul Vaverchauk is a new APP
plicant for licence for a hotel to be
located in Canaan township. This
makes seventy-four applications for
licenses.
james. son of MIR. and Mrs. Will
Blakney, has an attack of diphtheria,
but we are glad to be able to an
nounce that the indications are good
for rapid recovery.
Mrs. Isaac Steelman is stopping
with her parents on Ridge street,
and is caring for Miss Jennie Ball,
who was scalded by escaping steam,
WHlle preparing d meal
Our Indian Orchard cores
pondent has an account of the Pom
ona Grange meeting, held at that
place last week. The letter can be
found on the eighth page.
To-day (Tuesday) as we go to
press, the sovereign people all over
the county are vending their way
to the polls to select servants to
serve them in the various townships
and borough offices for the next few
years.
The White Mills Camp of Mod
ern Woodman of America are incor-
porating in order that they might
take title to the property at White
Mills, known as the Florence Thea
tre, which they have purchased
Chester A. Garratt, Esq, is their at
torney.
An oyster supper will be held
at the Presbyterian church at Riley
Vile Tuesday evening, Feb. 22d. If
the weather is stormy, the supper
will be postponed until the next
pleasant evening The proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the pas
tors salary.
The L. S. G. club will enjoy a
sleigh ride to Hawley this evening.
General Doubleday is expected
to visit our borough within the next
few days to select a site for Company
Els new armory, which is to be built
as soon as the weather will permit.
Captain Kelley has several sites in
view.
Sunday evening sleigh-load
of young men, consisting of John
II. Weaver, Jr., A. J. Coleman, Otto
Weaver and William Schilling, went
over an embankment somewhere on
the road between White Mills and
Hawley. They piled up after drop
ping fifteen feet. Men and horses
were only slightly injured, but the
double-sleigh was wrecked.
1t will be pleasant news to the
many friends of William c. Bea, of
Hawley, to learn that the last time he
visited his home, which was last
week, he brought with him charm
ing young bride from Stapleton,
Staten Island. They were accompan-
led by the brides parents and the
party was given royal reception in
Hawley Mr. Bea is popular drug
salesman and has a legion of friends
in this city, who wish both him and
his bride best wishes for a happy
marital career.
William Brown, formerly OF
Scranton, but lately employed at the
Erie Railroad depot, as one of Sta
tion Agent Knapp's assistants, was
granted a leave of absence for ten
days, under such peculiar circum-
stances that is thought by many OF
his associates and intimate friends
that he contemplates taking a new
departure in his method of living
which will double up his expenses
and cares, and eventually may in
crease his responsibilities to still
greater extent. He is well liked and
has the well wishes of his many
friends, that his future may be Mary
or Rosie.
-Searle & Salmon is the name OF
the new firm which was formed this
week for the general practice of the
law. The partners are Charles p
/ Searle, son of Judge A. T. Searle
| and r. Milton Salmon, son of II. S
Salmon, Cashier of the Wayne Coun
| ty Savings Bank. Both are young
men, college graduates and are wei
versed in the law Mr.. Salmon is {
/ graduate of the University of Penn
/ sylvania. while Mr.. Searle is a grad
uate of Amherst College. Both have
| had a most excellent tutelage in law
and under some of the most exper
! fenced barristers of this section o
| Pennsylvania, and are well fortified
with knowledge and experiences tina
will enable them to make successful
issue with their fellow members o
/ the bar.
DR.. A. j. Simons, of Newfound
land, who represented Wayne count!
at the recent convention of schoo