The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-01
O HONESDALE AND ENVIRONS. 9


Harry Goodman, Scranton, trans
acted business in town, Saturday.
Judge Alonzo T. Searle is spend
ing several days in Philadelphia.
John Williams, Scranton, spent
Saturday in the Maple City
Earnings by the Delaware & Hud-
son Co. during 1910 approximate
| $5,3OO,000, which is equivalent to
12.47 per cent. on $42, sol, 500 out
standing stock. In 1909 $5,194,S4O,
or 1922 per cent, and in 1908 So
earned The Delaware and Hudson
passed through'a a poor railroad year
creditably. Increased gross as well
as increased income available for
dividends should be expected this
calendar year.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cassidy, Pitts
ton, are visiting friends in this
place.
Thomas Moore, Mahanoy City, was
a caller in Honesdale on Friday.
Harry Parrish spent Sunday in
Carbondale.
Mrs. Herbert Faatz is visiting in
Wilkes-Barre.
j. E. Roche, Carbondale, is trans
acting business in town.
If the big men of the world could
see their way clear to devote their
time to the worlds governmental
work, we would have fewer problems
to solve. In the same way, if the
big men of city and village, could
see their way clear to devote their
time to the work of city and will
age, many of the problems which
confront such places would rapidly
dissolve in an atmosphere of clearer
understanding. Men who will not
take any part in the government of
their respective towns, have no NOR
al right to complain if bad or un-
business-like conditions prevail. Lo-
cal good government, and the way
to attain it through the cooperation
and guidance of it's practical busi-
ness men.-Seneca Falls Reveille.
William Eldred is spending a few
days with relatives in Honesdale.
Rev. E. w. Morrison, pastor of the
South Canaan and Gravity Metho-
dist Episcopal churches, has just
/, completed successful conference
year, having added to his charge
upwards of forty new members.
The fourth annual convention OF
Pennsylvania Foresters will be held
in the Capitol at Harrisburg Febru-
ary % and March l and 2.
Mrs. P. G. Killian, West Pittston
spent a few days with her daughter
Mrs. Nat B. Eggleston.
, Friday evening the following
young people enjoyed a sleighride tC
Waymart and attended a dance a
Persons hall: Elizabeth Lowe, Mae
: McGraw, Gertrude Duff, Florence
Polt, Elizabeth Mauer, Regina Muir
ray, Alice Duff, Elizabeth Poit, Anna
l Mater, Helen Brady, Irving Krieder
Edward Butler, Joseph Carr, Rober
Mauer, Frank Mang, John Polly
/ Lewis Mackley, Henry Tuch, Will
2 liam Doyle.
S A. e. Kellogg, Winwood, trans
r acted business in town, Monday.
r George NJ. Dibble, Winwood, wal
r Monday business caller in Homes
t dale.
a Miss Erva Johnson, Syracuse
spent the weekend in Honesdale.
}, ]. c. Barrett, Middletown, was |
e business caller in the Maple City Sat
d urday.
f Seelyville Fire company held
e masquerade dance Monday evening.
S Floyd Barry returned to Homes
dale last Thursday for visit.
! Frank Mang, Prompton, was {
: caller in Hawley Saturday and Sun
!, day.
e Henry Quinlan, Honesdale, .spen
y Sunday with friends in Scranton.
s Rev. ]. B. Cody, Bethany, wa
n able to attend to his charges Sun
day, after an illness.
The Ladies' Aid society of Texas
r No. 4, held a most successful mas
). querade ball Monday evening, Eel
t, ruary 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Kreitne
J.; spent Sunday with relatives in Scrar