The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-11-15
LOCAL. NEWS

w. w. Kimble was appointed
mercantile appraiser for the year
1912 by the county commissioners
last Saturday.
DR.. Barnet Golden, Carbondale,
will be in our midst again the first
Of the week. DR.. Golden seems to
be busy man in Honesdale.
"A marriage license was issued
Thursday, November 8, to Edward
Flannigan and Winifred Leonard,
both of High Lake.
Get your military ball ticket
early so as to avoid the rush We'd
nesday evening at the Armory.
Tickets may be purchased from the
different drug stores and at the store
Of F.. w. Schuerholz. Price So.
"A. f. Steinman won the 1911
pennant of Oquaga Country clubs
golf tournament by the low score of
101 points for IS holes. The final
round was played with c. B. Perry,
Roints.-Deposit Courier-Journal.
1t is stated in railroad circles
that Lester R. Knapp, of Passaic,
u. j., former Erie station agent of
this place, has been appointed
travelling passenger agent for the
Erie R. R. His territory, it is
claimed, will cover their system
from New York to Susquehanna, in
sluding Honesdale.
Payments of the State appropri-
alton for schools passed the $4,000
600 mark Monday. The disburse-
nents for the account of schools at
the State Treasury has been at the
rate of from s150,000 to $3.50, 900
per day. The total at the conclu-
sion of business for the week had
reached $3,759, 1000.
Conductor Charles Lord of the
Erie train is confined to his home
Conductor James Kelly has charge
of Mr.. Lords train. The latter fell
in his room last Friday night strik-
ing his back on chair. The chair
had been moved from its accustomed
place, which resulted in Mr.. Lord S
accident.
S. B. Morrison, the plumber
has purchased of w. l.. Burnard a
property on Main street, 50x100
feet, located next to S. T. Hams
harness shop. Consideration, $4,000.
Possession taken Immediately. Mr..
Morrison's business has grown so
rapidly that additional space is
necessary to take care of it.
Parties living between Homes
dale and Wilkes-Barre who desire to
attend the military ball and Cover
aor's reception Wednesday evening
san return home the same night.
Regular tickets purchased for use on
the afternoon and evening Delaware
and Hudson trains will be good on a
special train returning at midnight.
-" Ramapo" and " Tuxedo are
the two Pullman cars that make al
ternate trips between Honesdale and
Jersey City. The cars were built ex-
pressly for the Tuxedo club to convey
dts members from Tuxedo Park to
Jersey City. The Pullman business
from the park to the city is in charge
Of the Erie railroad and is separate
from the Pullman company. These
ears are two of the finest and most
convenient cars built. The Ram
apo" was exchanged for the Mar
tina" last week. The Ramapo
has been on the New York Central
Zines for some time, with which road
the Martha is now connected, be-
sng used in the Adirondack Mountain
region.
From the Scranton Tribune
Republican of Monday; County
Treasurer-elect w. w. Wood has
become scout. No, no; not men,
Der of Edward Jenkins Boy Scouts,
although w. w. is about the young
est man who walks Honesdale's s
streets. What has happened is just
this: The Board of Trade is anxious
to bring new industries to this bor-
ough. 10 do that requires person
al work and w. w. Wood does that
line of service to perfection. They
have, therefore, made him sort OF
scout, to look over the lay of the
industrial land with a view of help.
ing along the general campaign OF
the industrial line. Mr.. Wood il
just the man for that position.