The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
THE COUNTY
HAWLEY.
Especial to The Citizen. !

HAWLEY, Pa, March 2f.-Rev. |
Richard Jordan, Pittston, delivered |
an interesting lecture on "The Day
We Celebrate" at st. Philomena's
church Friday evening. There was
special music and large attendance.
Last Friday evening r. Joseph Gold
en-, Pittston, was the speaker. This
is Father Golden's native town.
Ernest Vogler, the Penn Avenue
-four and feed merchant, met with a
painful accident Tuesday just as he
stepped on the running board which
extended from the store to a wagon
being loaded. The team started,
throwing him to the ground and dis
locating his shoulder. DR.. Rodman
is the attending physician.
At the box social Wednesday night
in the NJ e. church Sunday school
rooms $27.75 was realized.
William Grause left Saturday for
Philadelphia to visit his father.
Ward Haney, Lakeville, is driving
team for E. Tuthill.
William Shelley, who has been to
Port Jervis for medical treatment,
has returned much improved. His
son, Walter, and family came with
him and will spend some time here.
ne lHldHJ SUI Vi II, bOIuDdCu lt-
Gently fell and struck his eye against
Il stcOl. Blood poison developed
which caused great pain.
The members of Hawley Council
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and Daughters of
America, met in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday night where they
listened to an able discussion by Rev.
Mir. Peterson, pastor of that church.
The fierce snow storm which was in
progress at that hour kept many
from attending.
Henry Nolan, of California, is at
present in town. Mr. Nolan is a
pusher, having conducted a knitting
mill here a few years ago.
The ELITES" held their annual
banquet at the Park View hotel Fri
day night. Many out of town guests
were present Among them were
Judge A r. Searle and Homer
Greene, Honesdale, Harry Madden,
Scranton.
Mesdames R. F. Martin and F. w.
Suydam entertained the wives of the
above club and other friends. The
same afternoon Mrs. L. Hensel and
Miss Lucy Peiltz entertained.
Eugene Spaul, now in the far
West, will soon return with his fam
lily to his home town and occupy his
residence on Main avenue.
Mr. Crockenberg, proprietor of the
Eddy Hotel, purchased an automobile
last week.
Raymond Simons is among the
sick
C. w, Brink, Paupack, was a call
er in town Thursday. He was get
ting a petition signed to place his
name on the Republican ticket as a
candidate for the nomination of coun.
ty commissioner.
Ed. Harder has offered his house
on the East Side for sale. If he car
dispose of it he will move on the ole
home farm with his mother.
On Friday, March II, about fifty
friends of Rev. and Mrs. J. ]. Ran
kin met with them at their home il
Scranton, the occasion being theil
silver wedding anniversary. Some
twelve years ago Mr.. Rankin was pas
tor of the Presbyterian church at thi'
place.
Lewis Phillips, our jeweler, wht
has been unable for some time to at
tend to his duties, is. again about par
of the time.
Delbert Spangenberg, Pink, was il
Hawley, on Saturday.
Emery Vaudeville, Easton, spen
Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents, returning home on Monday
Clark Abby, Hamlin, has brough
in the first products of his sugar or
chard-delicious maple syrup. Th
first run is considered by many to b.
the best.