The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-11-15
HAWLEY.
Especial to The Citizen.I
HaWleY Pa No,

Hawley, Pa, Nov. IA.
took place at his late residence
Tuesday morning. Burial in the
Walnut Grove cemetery. Many out
of town relatives and friends were
pre- sent. The deceased was stricken
with a fatal ailment last spring to
which he finally succumbed on Sat
urday evening, Nov. 4, aged 43
years. A wife and one son survive
him. He was a man of fine char
acter, good friend and citizen,
whose early demise is deeply lamen-
ted by the entire community.
Another death which brought sor-
row to the people of Hawley was
that of Frederick l. Sutter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Sutter, who
died in a hospital in Philadelphia
Thursday, Nov. 2, of pulmonary
tuberculosis. He had been absent
from home four years. He was a
member of the Elite club and a
member of the German Lutheran
church and was highly regarded by
the residents of his home town. He
was born in Hawley February 27,
1881. His funeral was held from
the home of his parents on Spring
street Wednesday afternoon. Bur-
ial in the Eddy cemetery.
Mrs. Miles Wilds and daughter,
Frances, spent Saturday and Sun
day at Honesdale
Mrs. Ekbeck has sold her farm at
Wangum to w. d. Rowe. She con-
templates purchasing house and
moving in town.
Millie Biebas, Honesdale, is en-
ployed by H. A. Plum as stenograph-
er in the office of the Merchants
Mercantile Bureau.
Mrs. Thomas Taft will entertain
the l.. A. S. of the NJ E. church on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. B. zimmerman has re-
turned from an extended visit with
her daughter who lives in Brook
lyn, N. Y. H.
Chester Pennell, Ariel, a member
of the Salem Hunting Club, was in
town Friday making arrangements
for the approaching deer hunting
season.
Mrs. Addison Wicker and son, Har-
old, are spending a short time with
friends over in the valley.
The receipts of the Mems supper
held Thursday night were very
gratifying to the Methodists. $135
was realized after all expenses were
paid. There was a good attendance,
good supper and plenty of good
cheer.
Mrs. Ellen Thompson was operat-
ed on in Middletown hospital Sat
urday. Results not yet known. She
went to that place with her sister,
in-law, Miss Thompson, Wednesday.
ETi6aV aUnninO of thic H.
Baptist congregation will have a
| bread, cake and pie sale and serve
a 10 cent lunch in their church
| basement.
Charles Krause, Buffalo, ~ Y, is
visiting his mother and sister, Mary,
on Church street.
S. r. Crane, Uswick, was doing
| business in town on Saturday.
The following were put in nomina-
tion at the Rebekah Lodge on Sat
urday evening: Sarah Decker, N. c.;
Gussie Williams, V. g.; Matilda Tut
hill, secretary; Nellie Caruth, finan-
cial secretary-treasurer, Millie Tut.
hill.
LiVeryman H. A. Plum has NOV.
ed into the Murray building on Main
avenue. The rooms vacated by Mr.
Plum have been leased by the Haw
ley Elite club. These large rooms
will be fitted up in elegant shape fol
the use of the members OF this club
When everything is in readiness
they will have ample room to accom-
modate a number of men. There
will be a reception room, pool anC
card room and reading room
They are making an effort to in
crease their membership.
Clifton Malloy and Co. will b,
the attraction at the Standard Oper;
House next Friday and Saturda,
evenings.
Election passed off quietly Th
new school board was elected AM
the school is still in operation, a
. least We see the pupils vending thei
way schoolward.
Mrs. S. c. Bortree, Ariel, visitev
friends here during the week.
Mrs. R. w. Murphy went t
Honesdale Friday evening; fror
thence the following morning Il
company with Mrs. Chauncey Purdy
! Seelyville, she started for ScheneC
tady where she will visit her soI
, Warren, an electrical engineer, VIII
is employed in the famous elctrica
| works at that place.
: Blanche Bennett will spend thi
weeks school vacation at the cou1
: ty seat with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kin
BILE.
n Dentist Tether will move thi
a week into his handsome new res
dencc on Church street where hi
4 office hereafter will be located.
v Martin Reafier, proprietor of tn
Reafier Hotel, was taken on Frida
: with hemorrhage of the lungs. H
is still in a critical condition.
AHuautyaa IN THE Gikt1an