The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-04-18

Salem township, petition for $1,000
exemption. V. A. Decker, John l..
Noble and Frank Peet appointed ap-
praisers as prayed for.
Petition for a rule upon Edward
| Doney to show cause why he should
not assist to support his father, Geo.
Doney. Rule granted.
Estate of Mary Rohrbacher, late
of Wayne county, petition for cita-
tion on administrators to file account.
Awarded.
l.. c. Mumford appointed guard
! ian of David N. Welsh, now confined
in Rittersville hospital for the in
sane.
T. ]. Roard appointed guardian of
Bridget Clune, person of weak
mind.
Leonard Mennett VS.. George Men
nett and Wilhelmina Mennett. Pc
tition to strike off judgment. Rule
granted upon Mrs Emma Eggler to
show cause why judgment should not
| be stricken off.
Libel in divorce of Rachael A.
Rockwell, libellant, VS.. Allyn o. Rock
we'll, respondent. r. M. Salmon ap-
pointed master.
Libel in divorce of Florence M.
! Hodencamp, libellant, against B. L.
Hodencamp, respondent. Peter H.
Iloff appointed master.
Libel in divorce of Lena H. Min
gst, libellant, against William Min
gst, respondent NJ. j. Hanlan ap-
pinted master.
Libel in divorce of Minnie Han
kins, libellant, against w. H. Han
kins, respondent. Chester A. Gar
ratt appointed master
Mary Deitzer, Hawley, VS.. Thomas
F. Farrell ct al, (The Hawley Coal
Company on motion of Kimble e
Hanlon, attorneys for the defend
ants, the court granted rule on
plaintiff to show cause why writ issue
and the action be discontinued. No
tice to Searle & Salmon. Proceedings
to stay. In their petition the attor-
neys for the Hawley Coal company
state that the company is not a
partnership or joint stock company
but a corporation and that the men
named in the action brought by Mrs.
Deitzer are not copartners. Mrs.
Deitzer brought suit some time ago
against them to recover $4,000 for
the loss of her son.
John A. Nash, district naturaliza-
ton examiner of Scranton, attended
court here Monday afternoon and
examined five candidates for natu-
ralization. Four were granted citi-
zenship papers and fifth was held
up on account of not having a wit
ness here. The latter case was Paul
Dieterich, of Aldenville. He will be-
come a citizen next Monday. The
persons granted papers Monday
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Germany, and living in United States
since 1905 and resident of Homes
dale. Witnesses were Frank Herzog
and William H. Bean. Paul Dau-
gerelo, born in Russia, came to this
country in 1904, present resident OF
Aldenville. Witnesses were F. H
Crago and M. Walentynowicz. Miles
Johnson, born in Sweden, came tc
America in 1908, resident of White
Mills. Witnesses were J. G. Sonnel
and Eugene Dorfinger, both OF
White Mills. G. d. Gougoulis, born
in Turkey, came to America in 1906
: resident of Honesdale. Witnesses
were John H. Stegner and Lawrence
, Weniger.
Board of Health of Starrucca Bor.
ough VS.. Scott township school dis
$ trict The petition states that two
children of Mrs. Lowell Smith o.
Scott township contracted smallpox
3 and were cared for by the Starruccs
E Board of Health at an expenditure
! of about $2S4.0S. 1t alleges tha
| the school district of Scott refused
to settle with them for the amour
and asked the court to compel thu
I school board to pay. A rule wal
I granted ON the school district to show
!, cause why the petition should not b'
4 granted. Made returnable SECOND
! Monday of May. Notice given to M
i E. Simons, attorney for Scott schoo
G district.