The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-08
@ HONESDALE AND ENVIRONS. .
John Stockman, Carbondale, called
on friends in Honesdale, Sunday.

John Stockman, Carbondale, called
on friends in Honesdale, Sunday.
Contractor Adam Schroeder, Will
liam McMullen, Dale Shiffer, E.
Frank Shiffer spent the weekend
and Sunday in Scranton.
On Saturday evening last, jolly
crowd of pleasure seekers congregat-
ed in the vicinity of Union Hill where
they were met by genial Larry
Weidner" with large wagon cover
ed with straw upon which the merry
makers quickly seated themselves
and after a journey of about four
miles found themselves at the social
home of Nick Som, near Bethany,
where they certainly enjoyed them
selves by dancing and indulging in
other social pleasures and were sure
ly royalty entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Som. The party consisted of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Weidner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Maner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lloff, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Segner,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poppenheimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Markey, Name
Robinson, Sadie Bridenbaker, Han
nah Mathews, Cora Listenater, Ber-
tha Weidenbein, Elizabeth Maur
Rose Seelig, Chas. Fisher, John
Switzer, William Gumper, Frank
Adams, Robert Maur, Granvill Par
sons, and Arthur La Valley They
were joined at their journeys end by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clemo, William
Horn, Amos Ward, Dorothy Clemo,
Lettie Arnold and Alice Ward. Re-
freshments were served at 1 l o'clock.
So delightful and social was the
event that it was not until the wee
hours that the crowd bade good
night to their entertainers.
Great Sachem William II. Long,
Hanover, Pa, Great Sachem of I'M
proved Order of Red Men of Penn
sylvania, visited Oslek Tribe, No.
31S, Thursday night, Feb. 2, and
gave an interesting talk on Redman-
ship. He conferred the Past Sa-
chem's Degree on seventeen past
sachems of Oslek Tribe and three
from High Sun Tribe, No. 1926, Haw-
ley. He also eXemplified the un-
written work to the members pres
ent. After the close of business the
members went in a body to A. R.
Taeubner's restaurant where a ban
quet was held in honor of the Great
Sachem, Hon. John Kuhbach acting
as tOastmaSter. Music was furnish
ed by katZ and Freeman. The Red
Men are one of the leading orders
of Honesdale. They expect to cap
ture fifty palefaces to adopt before
the first of April to help the general
boom that is on all over the state.
By the handsome total of 1872
474 votes Miss Helen Lehman, the
popular daughter of mine host
Christian Lehman, proprietor of the
Park View Hotel, won the free trip
to Bermuda offered by THE CITI-
ZEN, Honesdale. Miss Lehman will
make the trip as the guest of THE
CITIZEN and has chosen as her
companion her sister, Miss Lena.
The county had been divided into
four districts and one person from
each district will make the trip, the
one receiving the highest number of
votes to be privileged to name her
companion, so that there will be
five in the company that goes from
Wayne. The winners are: District
No. l, Miss Helene Purdy; No. 2,
Miss Helen Lehman; No. 3, Miss
Mary Gilchrist; No. 4, Miss Ella
Ehrhardt.-(The Hawley Times).
Mr.. Marvin introduced two bills in
the legislature of special interest to
Pike County. The one provides an
appropriation of $4,000 for the
State Highway Department to be
used in experiments in road building
| ,frr oh 10.
and the other bill is to establish a
State Experiment Farm in Greene
or Palmyra townships, Pike county.
District Deputy NJ. j. Biglin and
| Supreme Sentinel C. c. Donovan
| Scranton, installed the following
| officers of the Honesdale conclave
Improved Order of Heptasophs
| Thursday evening at Independent
hall on Main street: Theodore Schim
mel, archon; G. G. Tallman, provost;
r. Duane Reed, prelate; F. j. Tolley
secretary; Henry Rehbein, financier;
d. B. Mantle, treasurer; l.. Korb, in
spector; w. Butler, warden; G. e
Bates, F. Bullock, G. G. Tallman
trustees. A banquet followed, Civ.
en- at Heumann's hotel. Speeches
were given by several prominent
members.
Fred Williams, Scranton, was q
Friday business caller in the Maple
City
Fred Street, Scranton, transacted
business in town, Friday.
Andrew Gates, William Mates
who had been employed on the arm,
ory job, left the first of the weel
for their homes in Scranton.
Thomas Wynne, Carbondale, was
Sunday visitor in the Maple City.