The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-01-08


The annual variety show of the
Amity club will be held on Tuesday
evening, April 8, at the Lyric
theatre.
Robert A. Smith, Jr., of Homes
dale, who was here with the en-
gineering corps engaged in surveying
the state roads, recently killed
rattlesnake at Stroudsburg that
measured four feet ten and one half
inches in length.
Postmaster A. G. Stewart, of
Endicott, formerly of Honesdale, has
been critically i'll at his home suf-
fering from a severe attack of hic-
coughs. Mr.. Stewards many Homes
dale friends are gratified to learn
that he is improving.
The Delaware C Hudson station
at Farview, is receiving a coat of
varnish inside. 1t will be formerly
opened on January 10. The station
will heated by steam, lighted by cleo
tricity and will have separate wait
ing rooms for gentlemen and ladies.
A new plank walk connects it with
the State hospital for the insane.
An order has been issued by the
NCW CCl oSy OIlllIy SOm
sion compelling the Erie Railroad
company to furnish drinking water
of proper quality and in sufficient
quantity on all passenger cars. The
Erie railroad has only a small part
of it's tracks in New Jersey, but it's
terminal being there gives the State
Commission jurisdiction.
Don't kick because you have to
button your wife's waist. Be glad
your wife has waist and doubly
glad you have a wife to button a
waist for. Some mems wives have
no waists to button. Some mems S
wives waists have no buttons on to
button. Some mems wives who have
waists with buttons on to button
don't care continental whether
they are buttoned or not.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Ball, whose obituary appeared in
our last issue, was held Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock from the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Russell Rev.
A., l.. Whitaker conducted the SER
vices. Interment was made at In
dian Orchard. The bearers were
Hon. A. T. Searle, Hon. E. B. Har-
W. nSii, mSIHLe',
w. lo"eii' d. Az "el0n anu l.
Aeen'
In DEGREES handed down Mon
day afternoon the Dauphin county
court directed that Mike Gruber and
Stoyisha Bozich, two foreigners who
had been undergoing long terms in
the Eastern Penitentiary to be re-
moved to the new State Lunatic
Hospital for the criminal insane at
art Jew; ne couhty, anu tnese
are tne nrst PRISONERS ron DaupiIh
County " oe lelio'eu " 'ne he" III
SUI uVioh'
Eugene Cross, a Liberty game
inspector, was found guilty at CALI
coon Thursday on charge of using
dealers license on his auto illeg-
ally. He was fined $40 by Justice
Starck. Cross was arrested after
he had made H. d. Darling of CALI
coon pay a fine of $50 for not hav-
ing his hunting license with him as.
he had left it at home in some other
clothes when he went out to hunt.
Darling then had Cross arrested.
"A svstem of co-onera+ive stores
for tho soIo of nrovieions wos die
pnCCp6 HnlCpkpnnnrG'
of Phila1eInhia recently at meet
inp in the civ hail Mrs William
p Derr who conducted the crusade
for chean eggs nresided She de-
.cIarad that She has had countless Of
fars from nrodncers in ali narts of
tha cast +p sunnIv nrovisions Of
rafas that would mean a consider
aha lessenin0 of tho cost of living
in that civ
Names OF over l,9OO notarles
pubic VIII ee SEM 10 Une neAG sen
ave lor continuation ny 'ne p1ver-
nol oillce snoItly altel enaI pouy
1neets rI aor i olsanlIatloI ; snls "eeh,
lnese nominations lncluue the men
eameu sihce ene au?ournlienI % VI me
senate IN tne session caiieu I5lI
anu are ABOUT 10y sreaLer ln nqnper
Inan the TS risC sent 10 Ihe iast & Aesls, @
lature; me notalles naSe peen
lE named rom every county ia 1L;, Gne staLe
tHe Two laTse countries Vi LulIauet-