The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-17
HAWLEY.
Horse Dies Soon After SaIe-Big
German Picnic Coming-Doc-
tor Going to Europe.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Murphy en-
tertained at Woodside during the
week Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Schalm
and Mrs. Mary Plum.
Joseph Steinbauer of Ashland was
in town Friday.
Miss Carrie Bea is sick at her
home at Wilsonville. DR.. Arno
Voigt is her physician.
Preparations are being made by
the Maennerchor society for their
annual picnic next Sunday at Downs
landing on the Paupack.
DR.. Reinhard Nell of Philadel-
phia spent the first of the week with
his mother, Mrs. Emile Nell of
Palmyra township.
Attorney John R. Jones of Scran-
ton, who is one of the incorporators
of the new bank to be established
here, was in town Friday.
A. j. Lobb, accompanied by his
wife, attended the National Box
| Makers convention in Rochester,
n. Y, last week.
F. w. Suydam lost his valuable
driving horse Friday morning. 1t
was found dead in the stable. The
animal had been sold for $500 and
was to be delivered to it's new own
er the following day.
Z. Degrote moves from Fowler
town into Wall & Murphy's house
at their sawmill near Seelybrook
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Cook, Charles
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garet Duffy left Saturday to enjoy
the sea breezes at Atlantic City for
a week. Mrs. Cook won the trip in
the contest that has been on at Sny-
I der's & Freethy's drug store and
which closed Saturday, Aug. 6, but
with her characteristic generosity
turned over the prize to Miss Duffy,
who was the next highest one in
the race.
William Shearer is very sick at
his home on Spring street.
Rev. Rudolph Lucas, pastor of the
German Lutheran church, with his
son, Walter, is passing a part of
/ his vacation at the home of John
Reer at Arlington. From there he
will go to Shohola. There will be
no services in his church until the
first Sunday in September.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Suydam en-
| tertained a party of Honesdale
| friends at their cottage at Big Pond
! Sunday.
Myrtle Pennell is paying a visit
/ to her parents at Arlington.
A dance was held at the home of
Mr.. Runyon of Blooming Grove Sat
urday night in honor of the recent
wedding of their friends, Robert
Glascoe, a guide in the employ of
! the Blooming Grove Hunting and
Fishing club, and Miss Florence X.
Jones of Valley Forge.
Miss Gertrude Smith and Mrs.
James Drake and daughter, Kath-
ryn, were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Daniel Smith of Audell.
Edward Bunnell, Charles Miller,
Mr.. Willis, Louis Schilling and Ed
ward Bauman left the first of the
week for Stroudsburg, where they
have secured employment in the
Gibbs cut glass factory.
The marriage of Inez E., daugh-
ter of Mrs. Anna Swingle of Key
stone street. and Franklin G. Chubb
of Carbondale is to occur Aug. "a.
at p. m.
Miss Annie Harder OF Honesdale
was a recent visitor with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harder
of Bone Ridge.
} William Everly, Audelrs scientific
and progressive farmer. bought q
load OF fine new potatoes to market
Friday.
Florence Williams Is preparing to
build an addition to his house.
F. w. Bunnell of Honesdale join
J ed the crowd of Hawleyites who
J passed Sunday afternoon up the
: Paupack river. nI.f.
Clarence Kimble has severed his
, connection with the Watts Hard
ware store, whore he has been clerk
J ing several years. He has not fully
: dcided what he will do next. He