The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-24


glasscutter, and Ida e. Case of We'll
come lake, same name but no rela-
tion, took out a marriage license
Monday. w. II. Howell of Dunmore,
storekeeper for the Erie, and Mary
E. Jones of Scranton took out one
Saturday.
Forest City will play ball here
Saturday at p. m. Forest City has
won a series from Carbondale and
should give Honesdale a good game.
The final Carbondale game comes
Sunday afternoon at Lake Lodore.
The Honesdale team may run a
special train to the lake that day.
Alfred II. Oliver, who entertain
ed the Oliver family reunion with
such skill and hospitality at his
bungalow last Friday, was suddenly
taken sick Monday night and hur-
ried to the home of his daughter,
Mrs Harry B. Searles, on Court
street. where DR.. Searles saw him
professionally. The doctor said this
morning that Mr.. Oliver has abdo-
minal trouble, but is not very sick
man.
F. c. Lutes, a landscape gard
ener from Tiffin, o., who has done
much clever work around public
buildings and also for parks in To-
ledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
and other prominent western cities,
is here to elaborate the grounds of
st. Johns church. j. A. Bodie has
taken some photographs to facilitate
the work of Mr.. Lutes, who COM
menced work today and will be busy
at the church some time.
Relatives of Jacob Walters re-
ceived a telegram Sunday morning
announcing his death in Buffalo, n.
Y, that day, Mr.. Walters formerly
lived in Honesdale and several years
ago was in the employ of Kimble &
Stanton, lumbermen. His death re-
suited from paralysis. He was 6i
years old and leaves wife and one
son, Frank, both of Buffalo, also one
sister, Mrs. Henrietta Swartz of
Seelyville. The body will be brought
to Honesdale Wednesday afternoon.
The Scranton Truths European
party, of which Miss Mae O'Neill of
Honesdale is a member, is home.
The party includes Miss Gwen Pow
ell, Miss Bell Post, Miss Mary PoT-
cher, Miss Marie Diem, Mrs. Charles
Riehl and Miss Gertrude Parry of
Scranton; Miss Julia Walsh, Arch
bald, Miss Marie LOTUS, Carbondale,
Miss Mary Connell, Minooka, Miss
Mae O'NeiTl, Honesdale. Miss O'Neill
will reach Honesdale on the 7,91 D.
e H. train tonight. She has been
the guest of Scranton friends to-
day.
William Driscoll, unmarried,
died in the state hospital, Scranton,
Thursday, aged "a. Mr.. .Driscoll was
born in Honesdale, where he remain
ed unrfl 20 years ago. While en-
ployed in Duryea he was in run
away, the injuries from which re-
suited in his death He is survived
by two sisters and one brother in
Scranton, Mrs. John Buerket, Miss
sister and brother in Homes dale-Mrs.
John Loercher and John Driscoll.
The body was brought 10 Honesdale
Friday and the funeral was Satur-
day morning from st. Johns Catho-
lie church.
MIR. and Mrs. George Murran of
Chicago, Michael Murran of Wilkes
Barre and Mrs. H. e Taylor and
Miss Jennie Murran of East Homes
dale went to White Mills Friday
and took a trip through the Dor
finger cut glass factory. The Chi
cago ballplayer and old friend of
Cm'isty Mathewson said the glass
shop was one of the most interesting
places he had ever visited His
bride and the other members of the
party were also greatly impressed
by the quantity and quality of work
turned out. Dir. MHran is enjoy
ing his honeymoon in the East, and
cagO girl, thinks Wayne county peo-
pie and Wayne county scenery are
both delightful
The Willie club is growing. AT
the last meeting, when ways and
means for an outing We're discussed,
there were % Willies present to
propound this portentious ques-
tion. The club started in life with
IA members from HGnesdale and one
from Hawley. The 2S Willies are
all very sociable men, and the
clubs outing will beyond question
prove a delightful occasion. The
place where it will be held has not
yet been divulged, for the Willies,
like the Skat club, have no regular
press agent, and ii is improbable |
that any writer's for newspapers will |
be admitted to the grounds when /
the clam chowder, baked bluefish,
roast chicken, sweet and white po-
.atoes and other delicacies of the
season are trotted out for the con-
of the members.
The managers of the Keystone
)arty have authorized a lawyer in
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