The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-13


the machine shop and foundry of the
new Gurney Electric Elevator plant.
The limestone trimmings for the
northern end of the factory have ar
rived and are now being set in their
respective positions.
-Statisticians say that it costs
the government $17 for every 81
given by the legalized liquor traffic.
Some place 1t little lower, claiming
that for every dollar received from
the saloons and other licensed places
it costs Uncle Sam 80.
-Enoch Thomas, of Carbondale,
was admitted to Emergency hospital
Monday suffereng from a serious
wound in the neck, which he received
while hunting on East Mountain.
The wound was sustained when he
| accidentally dropped his gun and it
exploded.
"A. c. Lindsay accompanied
| Joseph Straussner to Odd Fellows
Home, Philadelphia, on Saturday.
| Mr.. Lindsay left Mr.. Straussner well
/ pleased with his new home, in which
/ there are So other aged Odd Eel
lows. In this home John Baumann,
also of this place, is an inmate.
Harry Madden's B. 1. A. team
OF Scranton will be the big attraction
next week Wednesday night when
! they play the Maple City Five at the
| Rink. The b. |. A. team twice de-
! feated Wayne county's best team
last year and with the well-known
| Scull and Quinlan in their lineup this
year, expect to repeat. The locals,
| however, have better balanced team
and expect to win. There will be
! skating before and after the game,
which will be started little late to
enable the teachers to attend after
their entertainment.
Rev. Robert P. Kreitler, d. D.,
rector of St. Luke's Episcopal
church, Scranton, was given a re-
ception Saturday night by the Men 5
Guild of that city. The address OF
welcome for the Guild was made by
Prof. John ID. Shelton, who read let
ters from Bishop Rogers Israel, OF
Erie; Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, Rev
A. l.. Whitaker, of Honesdale; Rev.
DR.. John, of Wilkes-Barre, and Ma
jor Everett Warren, an absent ves-
tryman. C. d. Sanderson was chair.
man of the reception committee, and
w. A. Avery is chairman of the
Guild
George S. Reinoehl, a former
official of the old Pennsylvania Tel.
ephone Company, has been appoint
ed Division Manager of the Harris.
burg Division of the Bell Telephone
vice ]. H. Crosman, Jr., recently
promoted to General Commercial
superintendent of the Bell TELEPHONE
| Company of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Reinoehl, although he has been 10.
Gated in Pittsburg for the past two
years as District Manager of the
Bell Company in that city, is very
well known hereabouts as he has
been at various times manager a.
Lebanon, Lancaster, Scranton
Reading and Chief Clerk to the
General Manager at Harrisburg.
The Maple City Five defeated
the defenders at the Rink on Satur
day night by the score of 81 to s
The game was rough, especially or
the part of the Defenders, the Maple
City bunch seeming to be little
afraid to mix in in the first hal
which ended 8 to in favor of the
Defenders. The local champions
awoke in the last half and while
scoring 15 points themselves helC
the Defenders scoreless, once again
showing that they are good finishers
Lineup: Defenders-D. Faatz, J
Jacobs, forwards; Rose, center; C
Faatz, Hessling, guards. Maple Cit!
Five. Polt, Ross, Mangan, for
wards; Brader, center; Tarkett, Nc
Dermott, Bader, guards.
Peter Herbric, superintendent o
construction of the f. A. Haven
company, who are building the nev
elevator plant at this place, says h.
has received over 200 application
= for work since he has been advertis
ing for help in The Citizen. He i
highly pleased with the results ant
told a representative of this pape
that he considered The Citizen al
excellent advertising medium
Your paper is thoroughly read,
: concluded Mr.. Herbric. Now, Mr.
Merchant, the above is only one in
stance in many where direct result
, come from advertising in The Citi
zen. If you are not regular adver
, tiser of this paper try it's column
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