The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-10
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John Holly and Miss Hazel
Burdick, both of Lake Como, were
united in marriage on Wednesday
last in Carbondale by Rev. F. d.
Hartsock. Both young people are
well and favorably known here.
The Globe store, conducted by
c. NJ. Harris, will have a new store
front put in the front of his place
of business. The contract for the
work has been let to John Bryant by
c. C. Jadwin, owner of the building.
The work will commence soon.
Virginia Brooks, who for two
years headed a crusade against vice
in West Hammond, ILL.,, where she
lives, triumphed Friday with the
closing of the last place against
which she had fought. At times
her methods were spectacular and
crowds of militant women followed
her in her attacks. When she began
her efforts to reform the town the
odds against her were heavy and
West Hammond saloonkeepers and
keepers of other places laughed at
her.
The members of the Knockers
Club and their husbands entertained
themselves the 4th of July on the
lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. S. Fryer.
In the afternoon the gentlemen
pitched quoits and the ladies played
Five Hundred and after a sumptuous
supper served on the lawn by the
ladies, all enjoyed a fine display OF
fireworks furnished by the gentle
men. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bader, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Ross, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon II. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Weaver and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
S. Fryer.
The following persons have
made application for their second
papers for naturalization with Pro-
thonotary w. j. Barnes, the same
beng returnable at the August nat
uralization court: Paul Dieterich OF
Aldenville, who came to America on
October 80, 1905; Paul Dangeyelo, of
Aldenville, came to America on May
21, 1904; John Johnson, of Haw-
ley, arrived in America on March 23,
1905. Two persons have filed their
first papers for naturalization, they
are: Thomas Gully, of Preston
township, arrived in America in
1888; Bernardino Marzullo, who
came here n September, 1904.
j. j. Koehler, the Republican
nominee for elector to represent
this district in the Electoral college
in November, refuses to commit
himself as to who he will vote for
in that body if elected in November.
Although nominated to represent the
Republican party and to vote for the
regular nominee for the presidency
by the party he refuses to say who
he will vote for if elected Repre-
senting the Republican party it
would be naturally supposed that he
would vote for the regular Republi-
can candidate. In an interview with
a Citizen reporter, he said: 81 will
not commit myself. ! do not rec
ognize the will of the Republican
National convention in Chicago in
nominating William II. Taft for the
presidency. / may change my mind
before November, but / will not say
anything now. i have been approach
ed by the newspapers of Philadelphia
and Harrisburg but l told them the
same thing. ! think that the State
Convention will convene again before
November and give us final instruc-
tions as to the manner of casting our
vote in the electorial college