The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-12
LOCAL MENTION.

-tDtIf TOWN. is nOteu lar anu Nlut
for its hospitality and Cordiality.
Man meets his fellows here with "A
Good morning, James; how are
You feeling this morning." while
the answer is waited back ON the
morning breeze "Quite well, | thank
YOU" The good women, as they
toll during the greater part of the
day in Iooking after the domestic
duties. hum "A merry tune the while,
because "love lightens labor" And
over their teacups at am afternoon
function, or around some family
circle banded together as club,
they discuss topics alone intended
10 elevate their race
The Business Mems association
had mo quorum Wednesday night
and held no meeting.
John Hull, a farmer, and Miss
Florence /. Marks, Ike the groom a
resident of Galilee, were married
Saturday at Carley Brook by Rev. J.
B. Zweizig. They Will keep house in
Damascus.
William Randolph Hearst, the
New York newspaper man, has &C
cepted an invitation to address the
labor men of Scranton Labor day
The meeting will be held in the
morning on the courthouse square.
The Erie railD0ad has been sd-
vised of the delivery during August
and September of % new coaches for
suburban service. These coaches
will he 6S feet long, with steel IN
derframes, wide vestibules and have
a seating capacity of ~ persons
The Allentown fair will not
have any flying men this year, the
fair management refusing to pag
the $4,000 originally demanded
by Wright brothers and Glenn Cur
tiss. Then the usual vaudeville was
engaged. Now the flyers have come
down to $4,000, but it's too late.
George Bergman ran big
splinter into his wrist at the Pen
warden Manufacturing company's
shop in East Honesdale Monday.
The splinter wenr in right above the
artery. DR.. McConvin took the
Mr.. Bergman win be at work next
week, il is expected.
All lovers of music, and especi-
ally those who knew Prof. Theile OF
New York when he had class here,
will want to go to the Baptist church
Friday evening, Aug. 19, and listen
10 the violin and sang recital given
by him and his wife. They come
under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society. Admission 20 cents.
Fourteen young men in Homes
dale and enc in Hawley who answer
to the name of William have organ
lied a Willie club. Here are the
officers: President, William f. Bal
les; vice-president, William Decker;
secretary, William Keich; treasur-
er, William Kropf They will meet
Wednesday night TO arrange for an
outing.
Owing TO the poor exhibition
given by the Carbondale team at
the new West Side park. Carbon
dale, recently, there will probably
be several changes made in the
lineup. Manager Nick Murtagh is
discouraged over the loss Of the
game with Honesdale Sunday and
has decided to get several new play
ers. He says he intends TO circulate
a subscription paper among the
business men of the city to raise
money to enable him to secure the
best players obtainable in the val
ley.
John Mitchell will not be COVER
nor of the state of New York, says
the Carhondale Leader. In the first
place he has only lived in the state
two years. The residence require
ment is five years. Mitchell would
make a fine governor, but his en-
thusiastic boomers must remember
that New York is not mining state
and we doubt very much whether
the admiration for him runs as
strong among the farmers as we who
live among the miners think II
should. Everybody has not our view
point and perhaps the people out
side of the labor union territory do
not think our John is as big as we
do ourselves.