The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-02-07
Condensed Timetable.
LOCAL NEWS

The first sleighing of the sea-
son, which was this week, has been
exceptionally fine. The snow was
appreciated by lumbermen.
Frederick Thompson of Kellam
and Miss Mary Wood of Braman
were married at Equinunk on Sun
day, February 2, by Charles A. Kord-
man, justice of the peace.
In st. Mary Magdalen's church
and St. Johns Roman Catholic
church, there will be services every
Wednesday and Friday evening at
1880 during the lenten season.
Jury Commissioners w. H. Bull
lock and Oscar E. Miller together
with Sheriff F. c. Kimble drew the
grand and petit jurors for the
March term of court on Tuesday.
Come and see what a nice tea
the Helpers will serve you for 20
cents at the Baptist chapel Tuesday
afternoon, February II. First table
$50. Hot meat fry and salad and
other good things to eat.
A divorce was granted Monday
to Libbie NJ. Blanchard, of Winwood,
from her husband, George w. Blan-
CndIu. nS COuplS NSIC lCu
June 5, 1880, but separated a few
years a go. The charge was cruel
and barbarous treatment.
The following letters remain at
the Honesdale postoffice uncalled
for: U. G. Cool, Horace Geer, Grace
Jones, Mrs. Bertha Lee, Glen Ser
gent, August Sheridan, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. Mary Williams. Persons
calling for above will say "Advertis-
ed Martin B. Allen, Postmaster.
-Phelix Zuslon, of Forest City,
employed as a miner in the North
west mine was admitted to Emer-
gency hospital, Carbondale, Monday
afternoon, suffering from a COM
pound fracture of the leg and a frac-
tured arm. Zuslon was caught under
a fall of rock while engaged in load
ing a car. His condition is not con-
sidered serious.
james o. Mumford son of e.
C. Mumford, who has been a student
of the University of Pennsylvania,
has successfully passed the eXamina-
ton of the State Board of Law EX-
aminers which was held in Philadel-
phia recently. Mr.. Mumford is now
prepared to enter the bar of Wayne
county. The Citizens congratula-
tions are heartily extended.
Fred G. Weniger has purchased
the grocery store on Main street
recently conducted by f. e. Lawyer
and took possession Tuesday. The
new proprietor has some mercantile
experience, having been a clerk in
this store several years ago when it
nuDa1 hU thn Gn-nnnrptiWa pnm-
pany. Since that time, however, he
had been engaged in the carting
business.
"A large and appreciative audi
ence greeted the new musical play,
"The Girl of My Dreams" at the
Lyric on Wednesday evening. 1t
was one of the cleanest and cleverest
comedies that has ever visited the
Maple City. John Hyams and Leila
Mcintyre, the leading characters,
supported by a large cast, proved
themselves the captivating amuse-
ed itself a winner and would draw
a large house were the management
to receive return date.
County Commissioners John
Male, Earl Rockwell and Neville Hol-
gate have been in session since Mon
day, engaged in Strengthening out
difficulties in the assessments of
property in the various townships of
Wayne county. There have been
comparatively few revisions made in
the townships already considered.
The assessment of Honesdale of $2,-
223,S95 may be a trife lower, but
taking the county as who the as
sessment will stand ABOUT as 1t was
last year The county levy for 1913
is mills.