The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-14
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it.
-Huckleberries are unusually
plentiful this year.
"A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Clyde A. Whipple, Or
son, and Miss Edna A. Robinson,
Winterdale.
The second issue of the Red
Mems Prophet" will be out Satur-
day afternoon. 1t will be scream
er." Watch for it!
The County Medical society
meets Thursday, July 20, at Way
mart. They will dine at Mrs. Bak-
er's boarding house.
Miss Kate McKenna, through
her attorney, Chas. P. Searle, has ap-
pealed her case with Miss Emma
Conley to higher court.
Raymond Dibble is assisting at
the Olyphant Delaware & Hudson
station during the absence of one of
the clerks who is on his vacation.
Through the courtesy of DR..
Fitzsimmons, the boy scouts were
given permission to go through the
=
on Tuesday.
-Rumor is ripe that parties are
anxious to secure the w. P.
Suydam house and property, corner
of Court and Ninth streets, for a pri-
vate hospital.
After a vacation of two weeks
Miss Keen's school will begin Mon
day, July IT. Special attention
given to Penmanship, Bookkeeping,
Commercial Correspondence, etc.
The many Hawley friends OF
Miss Jennie Edwards and Harry
Lobb were agreeably surprised the
first of the week by the announce
ment of their marriage. 1t occurred
June 2S and was performed by Rev.
B. P. Ripley.
Ice cream socials held by the
Gravity improvement association,
Wednesday evening, and by the
young people on Mrs. John Bader's
lawn, Tuesday night, were largely
sustained and neat sums realized by
both organizations.
Up at Hallstead on last Sun
day morning there was joy in the
home of Henry Demer over the ar
rival of a 10-pound baby girl. Mrs.
Demer was formerly Miss Mary
Rickert, daughter of George Rickert,
of Court street, Honesdale.
Don't miss Wayne County Day
at Luna Park, Scranton, on July 19.
The excursion train will leave
Honesdale at S:45 a. m, stopping at
all stations between here and Scran-
ton. Prominent speakers Will de-
liver addresses. See the big auto
parade in Honesdale on the evening
of the 18th.
The Fourth of July put up a
new heat record, according to John
E. Richmond, the well-known Church
street music teacher, who informed
a Citizen man that last Tuesday af-
ternoon at o'clock the thermome-
ter on his front porch registered 100
degrees, temperature unequalled
in the past forty-five years.
The Wayne Concrete, Supply
and Construction company, whose
plant is at East Honesdale, has been
awarded the contract to furnish the
concrete blocks for the construction
of the large livery barn which Cort-
right & Hampstead are about to
erect on their lot on Main street
The barn will require 4,500 blocks
in the construction of the building
Each block represents a cubic foot
Rowland, the jeweler, has a
clever and unique ,indow display al
his store on Main street. In the cen
ter of the window space is travel.
ing bag filled with jewelry, suitable
for vacation time. Other articles Of
jewelry are also displaced conspici'
uously in the window. Railroad time.
tables, representing the different
roads form a continuous track an6
divide the various articles on dis
play. To the right is a train of cars
On the engine is "Stourbridge Lion
Luna Park, July 49," A large dia,
mond serves as a headlight. The
three cars bear placards supposed tc
be loaded with jewelry for Rowland
On the opposite side of the window
is sail boat with the following in.
scription upon its sails: "Rowland's
Vacation Sail" and This boat sails
August for Lake Lodore-Mer.
chants Day"