The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-04-25

Many of the Souvenirs given
away on the California Cars are
worth more than they charge for ad-
mission.
The Episcopal Guild of White
Mills, will hold an ice cream social
and apron sale at Mrs. Harry De
Reamer's Wednesday afternoon and
evening, April 80.
Born, a daughter, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford Rehbein, of Los Angeles,
Cal, on Sunday. The father of the
little girl was formerly of Homes
dale and a son of the late A. j.
Rehbein.
Men are engaged in eXcavating
beneath ST. Mary's parocial school
this week, enlarging the basement.
' 1t is expected that an entertainment
= hall will be fitted up there for the
school children.
Miss Eta Nielsen entertained
several of her friends at bridge at
her home on Tenth street Monday
afternoon in honor of Miss Karen
Hendreksen of Port Chester, n. Y,
who is her guest for the present.
Judge Searle handed down an
opinion in motion court Monday to
be allowed, hereafter, to sign the
bonds of their clients. 1t is said
that Wayne is the only county in the
state where this practice has not
been debarred.
While several men were engag-
ed in eXcavating for the basement of
THE proposed addition to the Ameri-
= can Knitting Mill at Industrial Point,
on Monday, the bank of earth caVed
in suddenly without warning and
two of the workmen were partly
buried. The men were George Rob-
erts and William Mozier.
The home and contents of Mrs.
A. A. and Charles Lord, located at
Union, were burned Monday night.
The family barely escaped with their
ives. The house was 26X26 feet
= With an addition 22x34 feet. Insur-
lnce to the amount of $1,000 was
barried on the house and $500 on
he contents with the Farmers Nut
lal Fire Insurance company.
Rev. c. G. Miller, of st. Johns
lutheran church will leave Monday
or Wilkes-Barre to attend the con-
erence of Evangelical Lutheran
Iinisterium of Pennsylvania. 1t
will be in session three days, Mon
ay, Tuesday and Wednesday, The
lutheran church, at Noxen, Pa. 1t
the 39th semi-annual convention.
Freedom Lodge, No. SS, I. o. o.
:, will observe the Ninety-fourth
anniversary of the order as follows:
unday evening, April 27, 1913, as
emble in Freedom Hall at p. m.
harp and attend services at the
piscopal church. Monday evening,
pril 28th, banquet in the hall from
to o'clock, followed by musi-
al entertainment by the Central
lee club, assisted by other home
lent.
George Swackhammer, while
lighting from the afternoon pas
bnger train at the d. & H. station,
lincoln avenue, Carbondale, Monday
ternoon, fell and sustained painful
juries to the body and face. He
rs taken to a physicians office
here his injuries were treated and
hs later removed to the home of
Is son, William, in Carbondale.
r. Swackhammer is an aged resi-
mt of Waymart.
"A number of the young people
d members of the w. G. 7. U. ten
red Miss Lottie Roe a shower at
Er home on Fair avenue last Tues
Ly evening. About 100 guests
bre present and a most enjoyable
me was had. A musical and liter
program was given and games
ere played. Miss Roe, who will
come the bride of Bismarc Irwin,
ceived a number of useful house
Id and other gifts.
-To-day's issue of The Citizen is
T boom edition. Every page con-
ms boosting matter, telling of
bnesdale's advantages as a manu-
eturing town and place of resi-
nee. On page is an illustrated
erview with Rev. John O'Toole,
der the caption of "He Sees Best
ho Sees Results" For the intelli-
nee of our readers we state that
picture representing the Wayne
unity Hotel is of historical value.
is hostelry was one of the first
bcted in Honesdale and was one Of
best known hotels in the coun-
Hotel Wayne, John Weaver,
bprietor, now stands on the site
this old house. 1t is needless to
Fther call your attention to the
per pages. We know you will
d them and hope you will en-
them.