The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-11-01


Born, a daughter, to Superin-
tendent and Mrs. s. A. McMullen,
'Jr., on Sunday.
"A marriage license was granted
to Harry s. DeReamer and Miss
Carolyn Elizabeth Garrett, both of
White Mills.
About fifteen young friends
masqueraded and enjoyed pleas
ant evening at the home of Ethel
Bonear, Monday evening.
"A banquet will be given to the
public under the auspices of the Of
fetal board of the M. e. church at
Waymart at the Ensign House on
Thursday, Nov. 2, at o'clock.
John Weaver sold his team OF
fine matched bay horses to Joseph
Jacob on Saturday for $3.50. John
E. Richmond purchased one horse
from Mr.. Jacob and its mate was
shipped to Scranton.
"A daughter was recently born
to Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaPoint.
Rev. James M. Burke returned to
Wilkes-Barre Monday after assisting
Rev. e. j. Burke at st. Johns r. c.
church during Rev, T. M. Hanley' s
absence.
An aftermath of the great Aus
tin tragedy came to The Citizen Of
flee Monday, in the shape of notice
from the postmaster of that city
asking the publishers of the paper to
discontinue sending their journal to
Mrs. Fancy Perkins, and the reason
assigned was-"dead."
The many Wayne county friends
of hon. John Kuhbach, who has
been very sick, will be elated to
learn that his condition is much i'm
proved and that he is gaining as
rapidly as can be expected. He is
under the efficient care of DIR. P. F
Griffin, of this place, and Miss Fow.
Ter, trained nurse, of Scranton.
A progressive dinner will be
served this (Tuesday) evening by q
number of young people at theil
different homes and at each home
various courses will be served as fol
lows: Margaret Charlesworth, soup;
Elsa Jacob, bullion; Helen Burns
meat; Edna Krantz, salad; Louis
Bishop, ice cream and cake; Janette
Preumers, coffee and almonds.
Rowland, the eweler, is more
than pleased with his first anniver
sary sale held on Saturday of las
week. Many new faces came to the
store and many new patrons were
| procured, several of whom came
from great distances. The anniver
| fsary sale was a great success il
every particular. Mr.. Rowland at
| tributes this to advertising, of whicl
| he is a firm believer
Victor Kittner and Miss Phoeb,
Shelp, both of White Mills, were
married Tuesday morning at
o'clock at the rectory of ST. Mar.
| Magdalena's church, Rev. Father
| w. Balta, j. U. D., officiating
| Nicholas Nonnenmacher, Honesdale
acted as best man, and Miss Jose
phine Everling, Honesdale, was tn,
bridesmaid. The bride was becom
ingly gowned in a blue travelling
dress. After an extended honey
moon trip they will reside in Whit,
Mills.
AT the masquerade carnival hell
Monday night in the Skating Rinl
prizes were won by the following
AS the best-dressed man-P. r
Murray, Jr.; as the best-dresset
woman, Mrs. Ida Reichenbacker;i a
the most comfcally dressed man
Charles Gray; as the most eomicall.
dressed woman, William Soete. Tn,
/ judges were taken in on the las
award, William Soete's makeup a
a woman leading them to believe h,
was a female. The judges were
Auctioneer w. G. Spry, H. F. Budd
w. H. Dunn, H. d. Wood, Beach
lake; and j. M. Smeltzer, Honesdale
Several hundred people enjoyed tn
Halloween costumes hugely.