The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-07

--Olyphant is to have her third
opera house.
The German band showed up in
Honesdale Friday.
The last drum corps picnic will
take place at Bellevue park satur-
day Sept. II.
The officers of this fair are ac-
lively engaged in sundry ways to
make the coming fair a booming
success.
There will be special train
from and to Carbondale, making all
the stops, every day of fair except
the first day. 1t will get to Homes
dale at IL and start back at 7.
The kid" orchestra trained by
Robert NJ, Dorm will play at the
Lyric tonight, between the first and
second performances. They are clev-
youngsters and will do well.
Friday nights meeting of the
Greater Honesdale Board of Trade
will be for the members. Commit
tees will report and Tag day and
other Board schemes will be dis
cussed
The knights OF st. Paul of
Grace Episcopal church will meet
Thursday at 100 p. m. interest
ing plans for the new season are to
be discussed and a full attendance is
desired.
George A. Allen of Mt. Pleasant,
charged by Jerome r. Allen with
assaulting Jerome and Jeromes
wife, could not get $500 bail and was
brought to jail Monday night by
Constable r. w. Mills to await the
October term of court.
horticultural Inspector w. H.
Bullock has sent State Zoologist II.
A. Surface of Harrisburg another
specimen, making three, of the ap-
pie maggot, which thus far has been
found only in sweet apples. "If it
is confined to sweet apples" writes
Dr. Surface, I'VE can very easily
treat it,
Some excitement arose on West
street Friday evening, when the
West street Quot club accepted the
challenge of the Riverside club and
the two organizations clashed. The
boys from over the river took four
out of seven games. The worst is
yet to come, according to the West
street club, and they are positive
they can put the hooks" into the
Riversiders.
The first coal train since March
pulled into Honesdale this morning
with &c cars, three of which were
left here. 1t is not known whether
Honesdale is to have a resumption of
coal trains and railroad men do not
discuss the possibility, but it is
thought possible that this division
of the Erie and D. & H. may be
gradually drawn upon to relieve the
main line of both roads.
Floyd Daniels and Miss Carrie
Symmons got marriage license from
Prothonotary NJ. j. Hanlon Satur-
day afternoon just as the storm was
hardest. They waited for the rain
to let up a little and then went to
the home of Justice w. H. Ham and
were united Mr.. Daniels has been
employed by the Diamond Cut Glass
company. His bride is the daugh-
ter of John and Alvesta SIMMONS.
-Christy Mathewson, the famous
pitcher whom Honesdale always
means to call her own, has broken
down from overwork and will, it is
reported, go to a sanitarium to rest.
1t is stated, though not authentically,
that Mathewson will be fixed up this
month at Bill Muldoon's place, near
New York, where Senator Elihu
Root and other prominent men have
been put in condition by John l..
Sullivan's old trainer.
From the farms and villages and
surrounding country from the back
woods districts, from the hills, from
the valleys, from the creek bottoms,
from the highlands and from the
plains, the people, dressed in their
holiday garb, bright faced, eager for
the long looked for pleasures, will
flock to this fair and will crowd
about the pens, and the stalls and
the booths, and the tables, to ad-
mire their own and their neighbors'
products and possessions.
The annual Labor day golf
tournament at the golf club had
large attendance. Eight players,
qualified to play for the club champ
ionship and the cup. The first round
was played in the morning and the
second in the afternoon. In the
morning round Birdsall beat Lord,
/ up. Foster won from Lemmitzer
by default. H. S. Salmon beat
Bently, up and 5 to play. Searle
won from Whitney, up and to
play. In the afternoon round II. s.
salmon beat Foster, 6 up and to
play. Searle beat Birdsall, l up.
II. S. Salmon and Searle will play
the finals for the club championship
Saturday. In the afternoon coffee
and cake were served to the mem
bers. In the evening a dance was