The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-12

The Forest Lake club was in
town on Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Demer, Hallstead, a daughter, Sum
day morning.
A marriage license has been
granted to John Theobald and Effie
NJ. Fladerbach, both of Honesdale.
The Honesdale nine goes to
Lake Lodore Thursday where they
will play the Forest City aggrega-
ton.
The members of st. Mary Mag
dalena's parish and their friends
will picnic at Bellevue Park, We'd
nesday, July 26.
Fred Schuerholz left on Monday
morning for New York when he will
Eastern league.
Thomas Gallagher has been app
pointed manager and Russell Bur-
cher, lineman, respectively, of the
local exchange of the Consolidated
Telephone company.
Misses Gertrude Krantz, Merle
Eldred, Ethel Schiessler, Florence
Eldred, and Marion Charlesworth
were Sunday visitors of the Merry
Hearts" at their Elk Lake cottage.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Greater Honesdale Board of
Trade will be held on Friday even
ing, July IA, at o'clock in the city
hall. 1t is hoped that the weather
will be cooler then and that a
large attendance may be present.
The excursion to Luna Park,
Scranton, Wednesday, July 19,
promises to be the event of the sea-
son. The Great Sachem and Great
Prophet of the State will attend the
Red Mems reunion and deliver ad-
dresses at the Park in the evening.
The strong Jermyn team will
play the County Seaters at the silk
mill grounds Saturday afternoon.
Jermyn is one of the strongest mines
in the Lackawanna County League,
being second in the pennant race,
with only two lost, games marked
up against them.
True, the willows along the
LackawaXen river look very much
better, but the small twigs and
limbs that have collected near the
Park Lake dam, take the beauty
away from the surroundings. 1t is
evidently an oversight which will
soon be remedied.
On account of no quorum there
was no meeting of the committee of
the guarantee or emergency fund of
the board of trade last Thursday
evening. There have been two calls
do h,y 4
not having a full committee there
has been no organization as yet.
The annual camp meeting of
the Wilkes-Barre district, New York
Conference Free Methodist church
will be held in Whips Grove, Dal-
las, commencing Tuesday August 8
and closing Tuesday, August Is.
Rev. A. G. Miller, district elder,
Phillipsburg, n, j., will be in
charge.
John Theobald, the well-known
restaurant keeper, and Mrs. Effie
NJ. Flederbach, both of Honesdale,
were married Monday at p. m. in
the rectory of st. Mary Magdalena's S
R. c. church by Rev. Father j. w.
Balta, j. U. d. John Rickert was
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bridesmaid The Citizen extends
congratulations.
A communication from the
Yunger Maennerchor, of Scranton,
has been received in which that pop
ular organization have requested per-
mission to participate in the dedi-
cation services of the armory. They
wish to come 400 strong, would like
to have their contingent of rs or so
men render selection as a part of
the program of the dedication.
-"Kamp Notaman," composed of
Marie Bracey, ElEen Oaks, Hortense
NIcKanna, Margaret Donnelly, Lii
liam Barberi, Essie Kelly, Maie Nc
Dermott, all of Honesdale, and Vera
Tuman and Mabel Gogard, Scranton
are spending two weeks at beauti-
full Elk Lake. 1t is doubtful wheth-
er this bevy of Honesdales fair sex
will be able to live up to their camp
name.
The following complimentary
notice is clipped from Fridays Trib-
une-Republican under the caption of
'Stroller's Note Book: Il note that
Hon. A. T. Searle, Honesdale, is pre-
siding on the LackaWanna county
bench this week. Judge Searle has
been called many times heretofore to
sit at the courts of this county and
has always given entire satisfaction
in rendering opinions upon the in
tricate law points that are constant
ly coming up in the courts of Lack
awanna. This able jurist from
Wayne county is not only respected
as a court magistrate, but has hosts
of friends about the city who have
been won by his hearty geniality and
sociability. l saw him come out of
court yesterday and besides looking
cool | was impressed with the fact
that he is also a mighty good-look-
ing Judge. | hope Wayne folks
properly appreciate this fact"
Last will and testament of Mrs.
Ann Delezenne, late of the borough
OF Honesdale, was filed for probate
with Register and Recorder E. NJ.
Gammell on Saturday. The will was
signed by Mrs. DeleZenne September
Z, 1910, in the presence of Misses
Louise E. w. Lee and Jennie S.
Lee, Homer Greene, Attorney.
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