The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-16

The Weston Shoe com.
pany are installing new machinery.
Miss Viola Apple is seriously iii
of typhoid fever at her home on
River street.
DR.. II. G. Gibbons will present
surgical instruments and furniture to
the new hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. c. C. Miller en-
tertained the choir Friday evening In
honor of their guests.
The receipts from the Mems Sup.
per at the First Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, were $75.
The CITIZEN hopes the visit
of the teachers here this week will
be a most enjoyable one for them.
Mrs. f. w. Clausen, who was
operated upon for appendicitis last
Wednesday, is convalescing slowly.
About 500 was cleared from
the supper given by st. Johns Luth.
eran church last Thursday evening
Members of Protection Engine
Co. No. will attend the ball of Alert
Engine Co. Wednesday evening in a
body.
-Honesdale dealers have an.
nounced an advance of 25 cents tor
in the price of chestnut coal. The
other sizes are not affected.
Mrs. Harry B. Searles will move
her household goods to the home oi
her father, Alfred Oliver, where she
will make her future home.
w. H. Lee, Esq, was appointed
return judge to meet with the judges
of the other counties of this senator.
ial district at Stroudsburg on Tues.
day.
The teachers of Wayne county
will find much to interest them in
the advertisement of the Dunnine
Cash Store which appears elsewhere
in this issue.
You give us the best jobs We
get" said prominent Honesdalt
business man in commenting upor
a piece of printing he had done a
the CITIZEN Office.
Miss Lou Hardenbergh anC
friend, Mrs. ROBBERS, while visitinl
friends in Germantown, Philadelphia
had the misfortune to have som'
one steal their automobile.
Henry Wilson was appointed
return judge for Wayne county t
meet with the judges of the othel
counties of this congressional dis
trict on Tuesday at Montrose.
Hon. Alonzo T. Searle, Presiden
Judge of Wayne county, goes t
Montrose this week where he will
hold court, Friday and Saturday TO
Judge Little, in an equity case.
The Rev. A. L. Whitaker, rec
tor Grace church, will preach thu
sermon at the Union Thanksgiving
Day services at the Baptist church
Thursday morning, November "a a
IL o'clock.
The Ladies' Improvement so
ciety of Texas No. elected these of
ficers: President, Miss Rena Kellow
vice-president, Miss Emma Val
Steinberg; treasurer, Mrs. w. H
Stengel; secretary, Miss Barbar;
Boos.
The first senior program of tn,
season was given in the auditorium
of the High school on Friday even
ing, after which a dance for tn,
members of the High school and /;
few invited guests, was held in the
gymnasium.
"A dance in Alert hall on Fri
day evening, conducted by the youns
ladies of East Honesdale, for th'
hospital fund, was a financial sue
cess. The hall was prettily trim
med and all present enjoyed
thoroughly good time.
Sheriff M. Lee Braman ant
County Detective n. B. Spence
spent several days last week il
Philadelphia and New York city
They took several prisoners to tn
Eastern Penitentiary viz. Joe Koasch
Paul Shudis, Simon Paul and Jane
Thompson.
"A valued contributor calls ou
attention to the footlights on tn
High School Auditorium. This
what he has to say about the mat
ter: THE footlights on the Higl
school platform should be rearrang
ed as they give a grotesque appear
ance to the speaker occupying tn
platform, and the reflections of hi
gestures on the screen behind him
remind one of a huge octupus, a
each light gives separate reflection
DR.. Rosselle on Monday evening
seemed to have at least twelve pal
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