The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-19

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Sunday in the First Presbyterian
church will be repeated next Sunday.
The collection Easter Sunday
at the First Baptist church, Rev.
George S. Wendell, pastor, amounted
to $35.
The Parish Aid society of the
Episcopal church will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rus
sell Van Keuren.
In the equity case of Eliza Box
VS.. Mrs. Jennie Bingham ct al, Her
man Harmes, Esq, was appointed
master, Monday, by the Court.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve their annual supper on
Thursday, April 20. First table at
$50.
"A marriage license was issued,
Tuesday, to William Ehrig, Carbon
vile.
In going around the turn at the
rem Smith, a young man aged II
years, fell and broke both bones in
his left arm.
An electric device has been plac-
ed on a Main street bill board near
McKenna's cooperage, from which
the names of the plays at the Lyric
theatre will be Illuminated.
The main floor of the Honesdale
Roller Skating rink has been wired
with four big Tungsten 500-watt
lamps, and is one of the best lighted
floors of it's kind in the East
There is to be a social at Deck
er's Hall, Calkins, Friday evening,
April 21, under the auspices of Y.
NJ. B. G. of Calkins Union Sunday
school. Doors open at 1907.
Mrs. r. Grabow, Arlington, Pa,
will hold a public auction on Tues
day, April 25, at l o'clock p. IN.
Among the things to be auctioned off
are one team of horses and six cows.
Mrs. NJ. A. Goodwin and daugh-
dale moving some of the household
effects of the late Mrs. Carrie e.
Wheeler to their home in Newark.
The Guerney Electric Elevator
Company is the new name of one of
Honesdale's leading industries
tional Elevator and Machine Com
pany.
Carroll J. Kelly, Captain of
Company e, Thirteenth Infantry,
and popular employee of the
Honesdale Postoffice, was married at
Tunkhannock, Pa, Monday to Miss
Matilda, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Reynolds.
The engagement of Louis A.
Loomis, the popular proprietor of
the Hotel Wayne, was announced
Easter Sunday at a family dinner
given in Susquehanna at the home
of the parents of his tiancee, Miss
Eva Barrett.
The county commissioners met
Tuesday when testimony in the case
of Wayne, trespass, was heard before
a board of arbitrators consisting of
Hon. Joel G. Hill, w. H. Bullock,
Clifford Gray.
The case which is No. 1877 June
term, 1909, Attorneys P. H. Iloff
and c.. A. Garratt for the prosecu-
ton and E. C. Mumford for the de-
fendant, and for which plea of not
IL fo11
Count for injury negligently
done by plaintiff to defendants land
and building thereon, situated in
Texas, near the easterly end of a
county bridge over the Dyberry riv-
er known as the Goodman bridge
by raising the grade of the public
highway approaching said bridge, at
it's easterly end, and in so doing
negligently causing a large quantity
of dirt, stones and other material to
be deposited on plaintiffs said land
and piled against said plaintiffs said
building, by reason whereof the wa
ter flows from said highway against
and into said building, causing the
same to be damp and uncomfortable
and rotting the sills, and the passage
between said building and said
DTluBe iS lHdue ululCulL anu lHCOu-
venient, and at times dangerous
from the accumulation of ice. Dam
ages laid at $500"
Fifty years ago, on April 12
1861, Fort Sumter was fired upon
Fifty years ago this country was just
awakening to the shock of the great
est war that has ever been fought
In this Semi-Centennial Year The In
quirer will print continual story OF
the momentous events of that period
which altered the history of this
country if not of the entire world
A complete history of the Civil wal
retold in graphic and dramatically
interesting manner by an expert his
torian. The entire narrative of the
great conflict, as told by war cor.
respondents of The Philadelphia In.
quirer in the field from 1851 to 1865
will be retold with historical accur.
acy in the light of later develop
ments. This is not the story of the
war reprinted day by day and lasting
through the long drawn out period oi
nearly five years.
From the firing upon Sumter, in
April, '61, to Bull Run in JulV e