The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-08-04
NEWS

There is one case of typhoid
fever reported from South Canaan.
"A dance will be held in the
I. o. H. Hall, White Mills, Saturday
night
The Young Mems Guild of St.
Johns Lutheran church conducted
a successful ice cream social in the
church parlors Thursday evening.
After September 1 the large
field signs advertising different
brands of food and merchandise will
be removed in New York state, it
being a new law.
A beautiful pure white Shet-
land pony, that had been pet in
the family of John Weaver, for more
than twenty years, died Wednesday.
Misses Anna and Marie Ward re-
turned home Wednesday night from
a vacation trip to Atlantic City.
THE roughers went to work at
the upper glass cutting factory in
White Mills last Monday. Next
Monday the smoothers go on full
time, and everything that has wheels
will be running, in the flourishing
sister borough.
The interstate commerce COM
mission has ordered all express COM
panies to amend their tariffs so that
the rates to intermediate stations be-
tween producing and consuming
points will be proportioned to full
rates between these points.
On Thursday next Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Kreitner, sons Winton and
DeRoy, and the formers sister, Miss
Emma Kreitner, comprise a party
which will make tour of this state.
They will visit Mr.. Kreitner's broth
er, Jacob, in Sizerville, the celebrat-
ed mineral water place, before re-
turning.
Mrs John Rosencrans of this
place, received a telegram on We'd
nesday announcing the death of her
brother, Leonard Quick, which oc-
Cured in Luzerne county on We'd
nesday. The remains were taken to
Hawley Thursday and interment will
take place Friday in the Paupack
cemetery.
The Town Council met in City
Hall, Thursday evening, with all the
members in attendance. Street Com
missioner Lawrence Wadner and
NAlSl OOnA lLg OnO MSlG dis y
present in their official capacities
Considerable business of importance
was transacted and bills amounting
to $1,000 ordered paid. A full ac-
count of the proceedings will appear
in the next issue of The Citizen.
Monday evening, July "a, 1911
the friends of j. w. RohrbackeI
gave him a surprise in honor of his
fifty-first birthday. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Frick
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lucks, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Halter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Zeigler, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fergu-
son, Mrs. Minnie Deckard, Mrs. L. F
zimmerman, Misses Ora Hafier, Ada
Deckard, Eloda Deckard, Beatrice
Halter, Mildred Halter, Myrtle Am
norman, Pearl Frick, Alice Zeigler
Messrs. w. w. Stevens, Edward Gar.
wood, Clyde Lucks, Howard Lucks
Raymond Zeigler. The evening was
spent in music, games and refresh
ments.
A New York city Sunday paper
contained the following: Mrs
Stephen Elkins and Miss Elkins, who
left Lucerne by motor car at the be
ginning of the week, are reported t
have arrived at Baden-Baden, where
they will make a short visit" Tn,
metropolitan papers have failed tt
say that they have been at Southern
Tyro, Levico, the past six months
and that the Duke of Abruzzi ha
been with them. Miss Elkins is tn,
daughter of Senator Elkins. Sh,
and the Duke have been before tn
public for over a year, but during
the past six months their trace ha
been lost sight of. The papers hav
announced their being at differen
places but none have been correct II
announcing their whereabouts. Thi
information was volunteered by
friend of this paper that has an aun
living in Levico.