The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-23
HAWLEY.

HAWLEY, Pa, June 22.-Miss
Margaret Wild accompanied her
uncle, Charles Krouse, to Port Jer-
Wis on Tuesday where she will visit
some time with friends and reia-
tives.. a ip
Max Herbert, New York city, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
He is large dealer in cut glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Oschmann
drove last Sunday to Blooming
Grove and visited their friends, Mr..
Armbuster and family. On their
way home they met with an accident.
The horse became unmanageable and
commenced kicking. Mrs. Oschmann
jumped with her child in her arms
from the wagon that was fast going
into splinters. She landed in a wire
fence and badly iacerated her arm.
Mr.. Oschmann was dragged some dis
! tsnoe but managed to bring the
horse under control.
A party was given by Mrs. Henry
Harder on the 18th at her home on
Zone Ridge in honor of her daugh-
ter, Elizabeth's fifteenth birthday.
Quite company attended and by all
reports enjoyed pleasant day.
Some of those who attended were Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Jorden and Tillie Lin
dau, Uswick, and several from Haw-
ley.
Mrs. r. H. Ely returned yesterday
from her visit to Laceyville, Wyom-
ing county.
Lafayette James, Bohemia, is car
pentering for A. Hause on his dairy
farm near East Hawley.
Mrs, Florence Shook and little
daughter, who. have been visiting
out-of-town friends, returned home
Monday afternoon.
Professor and Mrs. Mark Greasy
leave for Light Street to-day where
| they will be Joined by his mother
| who will accompany them on their
trip to the Pacific coast where they
will attend. the National Educational
association which will convene in
San Francisco. They will visit many
places of interest enroute.
Miss Della Woodward, who was
with her sister, Mrs. J. S. Ames,
! during the past Winter and Spring,
has gone to Adelia to summer with
her nephew and niece, tMr. and
Mrs. Raymond Woodward. g7
Mrs. Skinner, Wangum Avenue,
is entertaining her mother who lives
in Canada.
Amos Baird of the East Side will
enter the State hospital in Scranton
this week to have his arm treated.
A. f. Voigt was calling on Homes
dale friends Monday.
Mrs. Daniels is seriously sick at
her home on River street.
We understand there was no in
surance on the building, owned by
A. Heyne, which was burned re-
Gently on Winding Hill. An account
OF this fire appeared in the last
issue of The Citizen.
j. S. Kirkpatrick, Scranton, regis
tered at Reafler's hotel on Tuesday.
Richard Phillips, Paupack, was in
town on Tuesday.
The fishermen of Hawley and vi
cinity will be pleased to know that
the Legislature of Pennsylvania has
appropriated $1,000 to build a more
complete dam at Promise Land Pond
in Pike cou4 fly. The old mill dam
which has stood there for many
years held back the water for some
distance, making quite a pond which
was noted far, and near for it's ex-
cellent fishing. When the dam is
completed the water will cover a
large territory of worthless land.
B. F. Kellam, Paupack, was doing
business at Honesdale Monday.
Franklin, the feet and corn doc
tor, went to Scranton Wednesday on
urgent business.
James Shelley has gone to Port
Jervis where he will spend a few
days with his brother; from thence
he will go to Milford where he has
secured a position for the summer
at the Bluff House.
Miss Lena Baschon, teacher of the
Shohola school, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Baschon, at the Eddy.
Wilma Knapp, student of Buck
nell University, is spending her va
cation with her parents here.
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