The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-08

! in Carbondale Friday.
f. G. Peters made a business trip
to Scranton on Monday.
| Miss Anna Brown, of Pttston, Is
visiting friends in Honesdale.
w. l.. Burnard is confined to his
home on Ridge street by illness.
Harry Anley, of Scranton, was
calling on friends here over Sunday.
J. NJ Archer and family were
guests of Scranton friends on Sun
day.
Scott Rutledge, of Damascus, at
tended to business here on Friday
last.
Mrs Henry Bried of Hawley,
spent Friday with friends in Homes
dale.
Mrs. O. L. Rowland passed the
weekend with relatives at Row
lands.
Harry Jones, of Hawley, spent
Thursday with friends on Ridge
street.
George A. Rippel and sister, Miss
Clara, spent several days in Scranton
last week.
George Hall and F. Fleming of
Carbondale, were Honesdale callers
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fisch and
children were visitors in Scranton
over Sunday.
c. p. Searle, who has been con-
fined to his home with the measles,
is improving.
Henry Deemer, of Hallstead pass
ed the latter part of the week with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton l. Dow, of
Manchester, y. H., are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Russell
Lewis Horton, of Philadelphia, re-
= turned home on Monday after spend
ing several days with his son Robert.
Mrs. J. L. Cakes, of West street,
returned home Saturday from a visit
with her son, James, at Binghamton.
Volney Skinner, of Mianville, was
attending to business in Honesdale
, on Monday and made a call at The
; Citizen office.
Mrs. Carl Schuller and daughter,
Miss Alma, are now nicely domiciled
= in rooms in the Bishop house on
: Dyberry Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bishop, of
oCI spent with IllC i'I-
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas,
on High street.
Bruce Crossmait, of Chicago, who
, has been spending some time at the
lhome of H. q. Russell, returned to
his home on Monday.
Julius Freund of the State En-
2 gineering Corps, spent Sunday with
| his parents here. The corps are now
: located at Hallstead, Pa.
e Burgess C. A. McCarty left Mon
Y day to attend the Democratic State
! convention in Harrisburg, being
e State delegate from Wayne county.
l Mrs. H. H. Russell has returned
from a recent visit with her mother,
D Mrs. Maggie Ball, in Wellsboro, who
has been quite i'll, but is now i'm
proving.
I Mrs. Joel Hill, of Lookout, Pa, and
, Mrs. Robert McDermott, of Scranton,
l (nee Rose Lane,) were guests at the
D home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lane
over Sunday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. John Strongman, OF
New York City, were recent visitors
g of relatives in Honesdale. They ex-
y pect to occupy their new home at
: Bethany in a few weeks.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Canivan are
a soon to occupy apartments in the
: Brown tenement house on West
= Eleventh street, recently vacated by
g Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. McMullen.
a Rev. and Mrs l. ~ Steelman, form
= erly of Honesdale, celebrated their
e 25th wedding anniversary in Carlo
e n. Y, Monday. Mrs Steelman is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |. II. Ball
: of this place.
= Mrs. Peter Kohmus and son left
e on Saturday last for Callicoon, n
e Y, where the latter will spend the
, summer with his grandparents. Mrs
= Kohmus yill return after fey days
t visit at her former home.
e Mr.. and Mrs. William Olson will
remove from Eleventh to West
< Eleventh street and occupy the
e apartment in the Brown terrace
made vacant by the removal of Mr.
; and Mrs. Harry Penwarden to Phil
!; adelphia.
Mrs. George w. Decker is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. William Coons al
Clarks Green. Mr.. Decker will &C
! to Scranton on Wednesday to attend
the second annual dinner of the An
o thracite Trust company in the
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. thracite Trust company has made
rapid strides during the past two
: years, having now a million and
=, quarter resources.
Cecil Fredericks spent Sunday
= with his family Mrs. Fredericks anC
r son, Cicil, Jr., and daughter, Iva S.
n in Middetown, n. Y. Mr.. Freder
y icks will remove his family to Port
!. Jervis in about two weeks, he hav'
ing been transferred from this terri
s tory to Port Jervis. His territory Is
g much larger than the Honesdale dis
!. tict. Mr.. FTedericks has earned his
promotion by hard work.
w. II. Hulsizer was a visitor in
/, Milford a few days recently. He ac
: companied w. B. Joslyn, of Philadel
! phia, to Honesdale the first of the
: week, the latter being superintend
r ent of the School of Instruction II
k the Quaker City. Mr.. Joslyn will re
n main i'm HOnesdale this week for the