The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-20

Miss Olga Pohle has been in Arch
bald for a short visit
Misses Kathryn and Verna Drake
of Hawley were callers in town Sat
urday.
Percy Thomas of Scranton attend
ed the dance at Lyric hall Friday
evening.
Ray Brown is home from Lafayette
college summer school to spend the
vacation.
Park Schoonover of Jersey City,
N. j., passed Saturday and Sunday
with Honesdale relatives.
f. d. Ames of Dunmore was call
ed to Hawley Friday by the death of
his brother, w. G. Ames.
Manager e. b. Galloway of the
Herald and Mrs. Galloway passed a
restful Sunday at Dunmore.
Miss Eva Houck and Miss Anna
Pohle are being entertained by Miss
Eleanor Duffy of Carbondale.
William H. Kain of Brooklyn, N.
Y, was in town last week and made
trip to Scranton on legal business.
Miss Olive Reilly returned Monday
from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Brooklyn and Connecticut.
Misses Sadie Connolly and Louise
Wolf left Monday morning for New
York, where they will remain one
week.
Samuel Freeman and family left
Sunday for their home in New York
after pleasant visit with relatives
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Demer and
Misses Vera and Rita Murray are
spending two weeks with Cochecton
relatives.
Miss Tydvil Jones of New York
greatly pleased two large congrega-
tions at Grace church Sunday with
her vocal solos.
Dr. H. E. Jones, E. G. Lloyd, II.
B. Bush and NJ. d. Fretz have re-
turned to Olyphant from a fishing
trip to Lake Ariel.
J. w. Hause, the Citizens cor
respondent at Dreher, was in Homes
dale on Friday, motoring around
among his many friends.
Misses Name and Mollie Demer
left Saturday on a two weeks vaca-
tion. They will visit at Scranton,
Binghamton and Lake Cayuga.
Florence Ref, who has charge of
the ladies' and childrens department
in the Ref shoe store, is spending a
few weeks at Asbury Park, N. j.
Solomon Jones of Lake Ariel, who
has been visiting his son, Albert
Jones, and wife on Avenue D, Mat
amoras, N. Y, the past week, has
returned.
Giles Greene, who is spending the
summer at Lake Ariel, and his
friend, Mr.. Rodenlack, classmate
at Yale, passed the week Send in the
Maple City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Bush
nell, two daughters, Edwina and
Carolyn, of Tyler Hill, and son Clar-
ence of Buffalo, N. Y, are at Mag
nolia, Mass.
julius Freund, who has been en-
ployed in a Nevada gold mine, is
home to spend the summer. While
enroute East he witnessed the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight at Reno, New.
B. R. Geroy, d. F. Young, R. ].
Stewart, j. c. Parker, C. S. Shaw
and j. F. Nearing, all Liberty, n. Y,
men, motored to Honesdale Sunday
and ate supper at the Commercial.
Mrs. NJ. E. Dunning and grand
daughter, Adelaide, left Saturday for
Stroudsburg, where they will spend
month with the formers son, George
Dunning. They were in time for
Old Home week.
Miss Catherine Yates of Corn
wall, n. Y, left for home Monday,
after a brief visit with her school
friend, Miss Dorothy Menner. Sat
urday evening Miss Menner enter
tanned at the golf grounds in honor
of Miss Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hendrickson,
who came to Honesdale on their
wedding trip July l and have been
looking over Wayne county's seen
cry with a great deal of satisfaction,
have returned to Brooklyn, n. Y,
where the groom is an insurance
man. Most of the time they stopped
at the Commercial, Landlord Charles
j. Weaver of that house being a dis
tant relative of the bride.