The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-11
FOR PAVE.


A marriage license has been is
sued to John Henry Hintermester, OF
Scranton, and Miss Marguerite G.
Kennedy of Pleasant Mount.
-" Young Buffalo" is an
other wild west show that will visit
Honesdale July %. 1t is stated that
another circus will come here in
August.
E. w. Gammell has sold auto
mobiles to Ivan Larson and Fred
Ellison, both of White Mills. The
former is the owner of a touring,
while the latter possesses a runa-
bout.
-Carbondale will come to Homes
dale Saturday prepared to take what
is scheduled to be one of the fastest
games to be played on the local
grounds this season. Come out and
see the game.
Lewis A. Lybolt, late of Da-
mascus township, left by will made
before his death, all his personal
property to his wife, Sarah j. Lybolt.
The will was admitted to probate last
week. Mrs. Lybolt has the use of
the real estate during her life time
and after her demise it will go to the
children. The will was witnessed by
A. T. Searle and Charles P. Searle.
Chapman and Bell, contractors,
of Ariel, were awarded the con-
tract of building the new bridge over
the LackawaXen river, commonly
called Park Lake, between Court
street and Dyberry Place. The
work of digging for the abutments
l.; rl,o
bridge will be for the use of pedestri-
ans only and will be completed this
year.
The funeral of the late Mrs
H. A. Woodhouse was held from the
Presbyterian chapel on Tuesday
morning at 1920. Interment was
made in Glen Dyberry cemetery. The
pallbearers were: Horace Andrew OF
New York; E. A. Blandin and A. w.
Blandin of Scranton; William j.
Ward, of Honesdale; Charles Wes-
ton, of Carbondale; George Foster,
of Honesdale.
-Dominick Francisco, of Forest
City, convicted at the recent session
of the Susquehanna county court at
Montrose of illegally selling liquor,
was called for sentence before Judge
Little Tuesday at the session of argu-
ment court. Francisco was sentenc-
ed to pay fine of $500, the costs OF
prosecution and undergo imprison-
ment in the county Jail for a term
of ninety days.
E. Gregor, of AldenVille, who
twirled for the Honesdale team sew
eral times last season. has been en-
gagged to pitch for the CarbondaIe
team in their game against Homes
dale at White Mills on Sunday. Gre
gor is good tWirler and Sunday he
will have a chance to pitch against
his former associates. He would
make good acquisition to the home
team but as the finances are limited
it is impossible for us to secure his
services at the present time.
Ward Suttle, a farmer b years
of age, of townsville, was attending
the 25th anniversary of his uncle S
wedding, near Livingston Manor,
having driven his fathers black
STALLION to the affair. In harnessing
the horse it viciously attacked him
catching him by the arm and causing
a complete dislocation of the left ell
bow, and a fracture of the forearm
as well as painful decorations of the
muscles of the forearm. An attempt
was made to save the arm but it is
thought that amputation may be
necessary.
Prank snyder, farmer of Scott
township, Lackawanna county, met
with a painful and distressing acci-
dent in Jermyn about 6:30 o'clock
Monday evening when his horses be-
came unmanageable on Main street
and ran away. Snyder was thrown
from the wagon seat and his right leg
was projected through one of the
front wheels. AS he was whirled
around the leg was broken in four
places. He clung to the reins
throughout and fell finally to one
side where one of the horses kicked
him twice on the head Assistance
arrived at this time and the horses
were stopped. When Snyder was
picked up he was carried into the ho-
tel conducted by Edmunds & Sny-
der. He was rushed to the Emer-
gency hospital in Carbondale by Mr.
Edmunds in an automobile. At that
institution it was stated that Snyder
had a fractured leg and lacerated
head. His skull is not fractured.