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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28

fan-shaped designs in club colors,
while flags decorate the windows.
Hotel Wayne is exceedingly artistic.
The design is especially appropriate
for the building and it is one of the
best trimmed structures in Homes
dale. The different banks also are
very attractive. Other buildings and
homes in the residential section of
the town demonstrate true artistic
taste in colored design.
Civic and Grange.
Changers form on Main street,
resting on Fifth street.
Industrial, floats, etc, Sixth
street.
Fraternal organizations and Boy
Scouts on Seventh street.
Business houses, floats, Eighth
street.
The procession started at o'clock
and followed the same line of march
as the firemen's will on Wednesday.
Instead of disbanding on Eleventh
street it separated on Twelfth street.
Following the flag bearer, Burgess
McCarty rode in carriage, the men,
bers of the borough council, Mozart
band of Carbondale, in float drawn
by six horses, Frank Hollenbeck, OF
CaFbondale, held the reins over the
horses. The grangers, fraternal So
cieties and organizations followed in
line as stated above.
tuesdays Proceedings on Page 81
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28

also President Protection Engine
Co. No. 8.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
FELL INTO RESERNOIR.

Gouldsboro.-While playing at the
reservoir here Friday afternoon,
Ernest Johnson, five years old, fell
in and had a narrow escape from
drowning. William Brown, of Mos
COW, jumped in and rescued him.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28

Hebebrand and James CaygiII; lore
man, Isaac Coplan; assistant fore
man, Martin Huntley; driver, E. E.
Slocum. Eagle Hose Co. have
quarters in the municipal building,
but receive no support from the
borough authorities, as it is a volun-
teer company. 1t is the only COM
pany now in service in that borough,
and up until a year or so ago owned
all the equipment. The company
has about twenty-five members in
good standing, mostly all of whom
are young men,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
Stourbridge Lion.

The many home coming guests do
not want to leave Honesdale without
seeing the model of a suggestion OF
a monument to Horatio Allen, the
first locomotive engineer, and the
turning of the first locomotive on
the American continent, the Stour>
bridge Lion, which occurred at
Honesdale, Pa, August 8, 1929, on
the Delaware and Hudson railroad.
The sketch-model is located in the
celebration headquarters office, on
Main street, 1t is free exhibit.
Register at the Headquarters.
The celebration committee desires
every visitor TO register at the head
quarters before leaving Honesdale.
Get Souvenir of Honesdale.
The Greater Honesdale Board of
Trade has a number of pamphlets at
the celebration office for distribu-
ton. Take one with you as a
souvenir of your dear old town, the
town of your birth, They are free.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28

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Scholarships.

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Alabama and Eastman for sale at great
" reduced price Bradley Chester, Amer
icus, Ca 45-29-4
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18
l55,ll y, n -
RIcHLAND.

The Kampeska Ladies Aid Society
WAS entertained at the home Of Mr..
land Mrs. Dawson, Thursday, July
sA geodly number Of the ladies with
their husbands turned out AZ well a.
some Of the old neighbors who now
3 live in thescity At 3 o'clock an eles
CANT lunch was served Dy TIE hostess
who ali know iss a royal enterta liner;
ssas we'll as a fine cook AT AZ late
hour all departed 10 their homes, de-
claring they had enioyed themselves
and wishing mans more such times
to be- s
Mr.. Burns Of Maine was en- lined
all the home Of his daugh ter Mrs.
4 Geo. Croft q few He left Mon
day for q visit If me home Of AZ A.
Lapierre and then 81 70 CLARK and
other points on his return
Mrs, q. M. Edson was q caller at
7 thes home 81 John Molln Monday she
also called on Mrs. p. II. Ives one
day tie pasttl6 week.
Mrs. r. Murphy returned from ,l 4
ali extended visit Iowa one day
Il last week
Mrs Bert Lewis spent pleasan Y:
Afternoon 81 tho home ~ 81 4 ~ ~
sson Mondsy.
ne Best bro were qrt ~ ~
MI II, 81 WfiidmIil Oh the K. Wood
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18
VII 3 " EST {. SHOW N ].

The peri given BY the 101
Ranch Real Wild West Show which IL
$to be here July a2 is not given III
sitting hot tent to ghich many have
such d horror. III large open arena
the performance Is given and the pat.
rons are provided with seats under
sun and water proof canopies. Seats
that will accomoda te5 10, 900 people
are Arectad and from g every one sof.
these an obstl1eted view ofs the
performa nce can ;be had ct All times
There are no rings thrown up but
the performance ID given iii one huge
arena where the horses have the on
portunity to show b natural gait and
speed that can never be seen AZ the
banked rings. Horses that exhibit snl
the rings have been taught TO one
gait only and it is far from q natural
one. There are no oppo titles to
show either speed or Il natura lness.;
This Is all overcome with the show
Ethat Is coming here Tor ~ the huge
arena there are opportnni tiles Tor both
and those who knew the class Of rid
ers with this show know that they
are the riders who never lose q chance
10 get all ont OF their horses that are
Iin them The horses; anschoo led to
any particular gait, are not slow To
Eenter into the same feeling as the
! riders and i knowing What u expected
lof them ana having the space ii which
this feeling can be gratifed spectat-
orr ARE given some Of the finest bursts
Of speed that have ever been seen. It
i is the natrralness Of sverything about
1.-the pert Of this show that
appeals to the patrons. There ~ 4
complete absence 81 the Artificial ana
3the absence 81 the tinsel and spangles
| has d tendency to bring out tho home
Illness ofs the natural the stronger:
livery rider with the 1O1 Ranch ~
West show Is . natural rider anu not
! those who have been Taught to- ride.
tThey rode rom infancy because they
iwere compelled to ride In order to
lget from one part Of the country to
another. Riding to them Is no ac-
complishment Tor 1T has always been
necessity II might Ne truthfully
said that they were born Al the sad
ldle ana should you ash, there is moi
one 81 them who would be able u
/ tel you when he az abe did NOT ride
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18
Sunday evening, July the

~ IL e SAS ft1AssflG
81 very severe wind and rain storm
struck Richland township 5, moving
barns, d few being bad damaged,
and breaking down trees, blowing sew.
SeraI Windni1ls down, breaking Of the
tender corn stalks and deMging alt
in an immense volume of water
Thursday nj ght a cloud passed over
sRichland township with Al roar like a
rushing train, but outside Of d little
hail no damage ii eported: Twas
4 likely q whirlwind In the upper air
/ From the heat Of the It'll, the VIZ athersi
man turned On the cold air the It'll
until the mercury, hard pressed by i,
hard, cold northwest gale, dropped
below 50 before midnight with q rec
4 ord Of Az Monday morning. the lowest
since June the 18th.
News this week seems as scarce as
gold dollars. We will have to. write
up some Impossible news items. We
heard Someone tell Of prize offered
! By some big daily for the best piece
5fof impossible to happen local news,
/ one gentle man, who pparently had on
served al few in his day. stated that
4 q couple Of cabmen ran into each
|Sother, locked wheels. but, backed out Vt
& and passed on without a single nm
pleasant word. He received the prize.
Mr.. Ronald Dean spent Sunday
afternoon In Richland, at the home
Il Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Tester, calling
y 5 upon his old teachers, Misses Lena
I Allen and Sarah Reeves.
James Donnelly and Miss Lizzie, lE'
cell we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4,
Purcell Friday evening and Saturday
evening.
george Dean and Hiss Grace Figner
took ID the sights at the I've city
Saturday evening
MI. and Mrs cleveland Falyey were
also in the city Saturday in their fine n
motor car.
,Sj MI. and Mrs. Harry Sasse and M q
Hanlon Purcell and Miss Julia Peter
son spent Sunday evening at the Joe
Purcell home.
IL fine program Will be given BY
the Kanpeska Grange at the hall
Tuesday evening, July the 2srd 4
delegation from the WI tertown or'
der ii expected 70 attend, and a y
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18
'Elsi!I y

Rowley Nere eiss st hel h6Ss
Ut and ftra. Hart lshard san:|
Isl Nina MnlI pent \ I feslyf tha
past week II her ~
MistaTd II s'5s ~
"a Elmer ia bsol Nas Il caller AZ
pne d BeEt lewis NIonda sysis
Ing
The home Of ind III NJ
Edison STere ssnte tanned MA. Esens
dali. Miss Alice Porter ma 4 MIS- 81 I,
lem Monday evening sss, 5S Ssl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18
kRAhzHuiRGls

Joe Raml Was q busin ess aller in
the live city Friday 81
Miss Ida Kuhn sof NWatertown il
visiting with her sister, Mrs: Joe
lDeniger, this week.
Jack Lentzmier of Goodwin called
al the Hank Kranz home sunday
Alloys Ries Of the city, is Visiting at
the home Of his brother, John, this Us
week. II:
VIM. FOX made a business trip to
the city Monday.
joe Ruhr was a business GALLEY IN
the city Friday
Last Mond ay al ght We had q baby
cyclone wake us from dreamland, Do
ing some damage to the hay racks and
trees = M \ sss's's
WIN. Cordell of the city took IN THO
sights, at the burg On Sunday
Henry Iir,dner, lo has been IN
for d few weeks, ii able 70 be out
once more.
Paul Iyerson So Waterfowl pas
senger Mond
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18

r,ishS Topic forH ~ ate rtossn Discussion
The following xperlence occurred
III atertown: citizen
re lates iii
Similar srieness ase recurring
daily.
watertown paoDls seing relisv-I
ed.
Getting rid Of distre ssing kidney
ills,
Try Doan,s Kidney Pills. the tested
remedy.
WATERFOWL peppls testify, Water
town people uri,s II
The evidence Is KSSae evidence
the proof cora tncing
WaHertow timeis. Is gfatefully
given.
Waterfowl sufferers should heed It.
q. s: Allen, WATERFOWL, s. D, says;
50 suffered great deal from kidney
and bladder trouble. rIhers was much
pain and iameness IN my back and 4
was unable to get relief until be-
gan taking Doan,s Kidney Pills They
corrected my trouble and the results
that have always fol lowed their use
since then have convinced ne of their
merits ii
n For sale BY an dealers. Price Soc.
L. q ri n 5. ~. - : u
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18

~ N Is = = y
Every body Is busy having now and
harvest Will soon pe here
Robert Acht erburg y working for
VIM otter.
Ben Fittje II helping Earl Wess
build his house:
John Fittje was helping Gusacks
make hay saturd ~. nj
Es nj ss Annie Fiji spent Saturday
evening and sund lar with Rieka Gron7
tewald. s3s
Cliff Conner, John and Annie Ftttje,
George Eddy ana Rieka onsWaldd
spent Sunday at Schulz y.
John Conrad and Clara Dbert Mrs
Albert scharn and dang hters lima
and Mia and ann Carl and few
from town visited with Mr. and Mrs;
Rob Schulz Sunday
Ri MI. and Mrs. GroneWald and daugil'
TEL Dena, visited with Mr., and Mrs
Henry Fittje stlnd
s. fiss Tillie Fittjs ~ work king for hel
sister III law, north of the
Gin Conner visited his sister. nrIs
sMiichell Saturday
Everybody was III the city ssaturda ~
evening.
clyde Wess Is reported sick these
days.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-07-18
on WATERFOWL TEoPLES

WatertoWn citizens,s Expeflences Fur
nish Topic forf w atertoWn Discussion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

ENDLIFE BY GAS
ONE Is SUCCESSFUL. WHILE rHE
OTHERS CONE NEAR SUCCEED
INe-woRRIEo BY ILLNESS
VICTIM EvApEs HUSBAND AND
RENTS ROOM IN WHICH TO olE.

Philadelphia Pa. Nov. ls-Cun-
ninRiy svading her husband and TIC
Children. Who. warned ~ previous
attempt she he'd made ga heT ifs. kept
her under surveillance. Mrs. Rebeoca
Kornfeld. % 2f2a souta Beulah street.
rented . room Saturday afternoon
from Sire. Weinstsin a. k8i Pine 81.
and after careful preparations. ended
her rfe by inhaling Eas from e Set
Her death was discovered yesterday
morning
Choosing a time when the oth.r
members % her family were 90 hreak-
fast, Elise 81 Thrumrs ~ teiT Lack-
awnnns street. made an attempt %
kfl herself ~ tightly closing ur the
doors and windows 81 the bathroom
and turninE on tau gas. seeming the
vapor the members % the family broke
ppen the door and rescued her aa she
was lapsin9 into unconRciouanesa. A.
M Frankford hospital ths physicians
cay she u not IN = serious condition
Worry over her an health e said ~
the police ~ Rave been the cause a.
her avt-
n-sspondsncY over the death ~ a
near relative. IL q sid. caused Bessie
Goodman. ~ wears Old. ~ 1900 south
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

seventh street % attempt suicide by
inhaling gas az her home yesterday
morning she was taken % the Mount
sinai hospital where n Il aAld she
VII recover.
Mrs. Kornfeid. wao was successful
IN her death attempt haf been iu for
several weeks. she EFF the house
Saturday morning ostsnsihig 60 visit
frtends Instead she went r. the Pine
street house and rented = RON. tell
ma Mrs. Weinstein that she was q
stranger % the city and expected 20
stay only q fsv days. 80 that i'm
mediate idsntincAtion would ~ pos
sihle the woman wrote Ser name and
address on a card which vas found IN
her clothing
Ia IN. meantime Abraham Kornfeid.
hsr husband. became alarmed whcn
bis wife did not return home IN the
afternoon. He vent 90 TIA detective
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Preaching az ~ q m and p m
every Sunday.
Rev. q. " EewelL pastor; Aaron
Brg~n. superintendent
Sc Paul niasionsry Bsvtist Church
West WriEht and L StreetA Rev.
,. &. Ducke. pastor.
Services sunday AZ n .. m. and Use
y m
"Wednesday night prayer servtce.
SUNDAY school mt $50 a. m.
BY. r. G. every SUNDAY at s q IA.
Woman's Home and ForsiEn MIS-
sion Societies meet on the second and
fourth Sundays AZ 8 q m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

bureau az the city hail IN the sveninE
and told the detectives that ne thought
his wife had committed wuicida -
she had made an unsuccessful attempt
short time aro
A descrirtion ~ the woman was seut
cut by the police. but g. waa not until
Yesterday morning that Der body wAn
discovered ~ Mrs weinstein Who. -
coming suspicious BY the prolonEed
silence IN her nav dodgers room. m
vestigated and found the woman ceao
she then notified the police % the
Fourth and ne LAncsy streets station
Two children. samuel. "a years. ara
Esther. fe ycars. besides the husband.
survive the woman
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

e. Jotsph's Church ord q ser
ICES 81 - guaeph'a Gu n;
sur 'a3a a. m.. Low Mass nd IT,
slfuction , e. a.. sunday So ~
g. m HiEh MAJ and instrucuoni =
D m Vssper. Rosary benediction
60 the riasHed Eacrame'
Week days Holy Mass is oIsred
: O'Clock e. m. and SIS a. m. TIE
Hoiy Hour 40 Alteration q sssed
sacrament Thursday evenings from
80 a. s.se.
-. SATURDAY from 90 8 2
m. and from 2 % 3 .. m. also the
evenings before Holy Days of Obii-
cation and the fret Fridays % every
mouth.
nantisrna. ~ appointment
pr.ests Rev Chas. e Hartkon. Rev
Thomas a. Massey
BAPTIST.
First Baptist church--North Paia-
fox. just above v M. G. A.
Sundays
sac q N. SUNDAY school Stranger
and their caildren welcomed. Baraca
and Philathea ciasses
~ a m. prenchlnH ard Worship.
SO q N B VI p. q. meeting.
T.s0 b. m PrsachinG Informal SER
vtcs. Etran0ors especially invited
on the fret sunday each month a.
"a o'ciock service the Memorial sup
per H. observed
Atsp. N. every tsird sunday the
"a " p a. holds special service ~
the county iaiL
The conference session 81 the con
grsEatIon 10 held tie second sunday
morning N each quarter. fust follow
inW ths sermon.
Week Days.
Monday afternoons a. q o'clock the
women Of the caurch meet In the
church pariors Tor missionary and aid
work
Teachers training class meets every
Wednesday e. 8 .. m. 10 the basement
rooms 81 the church: nght refresa-
ments served
Mid-week lecture ~ pastor o. some
ether every Wsfuesd1y niEht "a T.2l
In basement room.
The on era meet 'r aRr aeENi ~
every second MONEY night in tn
oath m basement % caurch
Pastor. Rev. Eugene r. Pendiet0r
srsr. Mr W ,. a. David. once
Hon Mal he
SUNDAY school superintendent
Messrs. oeoras cadman End r. A. Nc
Zoe
East HHl 1aptist netwesn uadsaen
and Jackson streets. On thirteenth
avenue ~ o. Rice. pastor Tempo
rary residence. 1919 E Ccrvantss 81
at Mr o. ". Johnson'a
Pres chins fret and third sundays.
Sunday school. est5 g. m. r. X
Davis superintendent
Regular weekly PRAYER mestinE
wednesday. 7.se p m
H. y y Y. nesting az stfG ,. m.
sunday.
woman's Missionary Society meets
second Thursday. a.so D. m
Ladies Aid Society meets fourta
Thursday. a.ao p. m.
Junior "a y r. z. meets SUNDAY
a.1o p. m. Mrs. r. }. Coksr supL
The public ia cordially Invited "a
these services.
West HH Bsptist-isi2 West Jaok
son street z. n. Rice pastor. ser.
vices n q. m. and 1:t5 3. m. second
and fourth sundays
sunday school a. 40 q m evsry
sunday.
Brent Baptist chsroh-Prsaehinu
frat sunday IN each month at n a
m. and T.s0 .. m. BY Rev. A. n Beal
PASTOR
EPISCOPAL.
Christ Chureh-The Rev. J. N
Brown. n. ~. rector.
vs.. n liver. superintendent % IN,
Sunday school
Mr. William Packham. Nus. Bach
orFanist and cholrmastsr
Twenty fourth Sunday after Trinity
1880 a. m. holy communion.
$50 a. m. sunday school ard Rfbl'
class.