The Honesdale citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, August 13, 1908, Image 3

ThE HONESDALE CITIZEN: THURSDAY MOENING, AUGUST 13, 1908.
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CENT A WORD COLUMN
- Loot, between Laurella and Half-Way
" Monte, and on to Iloni-tdaietjy "ay uu":
nelltnwn. .1 Del. Ji Hurt. nan. Finder will
ploate lave Mine at Oalvln't livery Halite,
corner of Court and 7th street. Honeidale,
JL'-vr KWEIVKI) A carload of light
anil htav) luinlwr wagons with narrow an,,
will tire. Will loll very cheap. It. "AT-
TIN, Wa)tnari, ra.
l.',wt
KiinrULE-Afi-oml liiiiiiliihaeton.lnsood
..imditlut.. Inmilrn at No. .107 Fifteenth
street, llonedat,
A fine a.snrtineiit of Hcreen Door and
Wllnliiw Ni n i'im at O. Wntt'.
Hi Hi guide of Portland IVuieiil and Hewer
l'J 111 If. V,llllH.
WAM, PAI'KIt, lionlem ami art illo J
oration.. In treat variety, und of the. latcil
iiHll. ru.. Painting ami paiier hanging In
111., belt HIh. JUI1N HMlltY, 1Z.7 llj
berry I'lair.
THE CITIZEN
Terms : 81.50 per year in advance
Rnl'Tiol at thn IlonoiriaUs Pa., Pott OiDie
ai Hx'oml oiani man mauer.
LOCAL, RECORD.
Personal and lmpenonal.
ltcodcr of The Citizen, does your
copy hrivo u penny stamp attachodt II
so, it donulcs th it you aro in urrcarn
for a year or m to. Kindly remit bal
ance duo, and then the postal laws will
permit us to omittho stamp.
Tho Lackawnxon Valley Street
Itnilwny Co. has been diroctod by the
town council to remove their rails and
ties on Muiu street, below 4th.
Thoro aro II, ISU men in Wayne
county who ore uvailablo for military
duty, according to data compiled by
(J ommissioncre' clerk, Goo. P. Itoss.
Although the oponing of the soason
at tho Lyric Thoatrodoos not take plact
until rjnptembjr, manager Dittrich will
play (mo moro popular priced summor
attraction during tho month of August.
A. Q Summon will present a high
class musical comedy, "Tho Heal Wid
ow Brown," tho merry laughing festi
val that has been ploasing tho Now
England peoplo all Rummer, on Friday
evening, Aug. 11th.
Sonio of Wayne county's supervi
sors scorn to hnvu forgotton tho fact
it tho State law makes it their duty
invo tho stones removed from tho
highways of their respective districts
at louBt onco a month, during tho sum
mor season.
Prices of automobiles oro rapidly
coming down. Oco leading company
will put a four-cylinder machino on tht
market for tl.'iw and another a six
cylindor machino for $1,400, which ie
I033 than one half for what thoy have
recontly been soiling for.
A farmer living noar St. Josoph
Michigan, whero crops woro sutlering
for tho lack of rain, eont tho following
notico to thn editor of tho village paper:
6t. Joo, Mich , August 4
Gentlemen: You soom to bo ablo to
got ovorything you ndvortiso for. We
want rain. Mioiiiiian Karmkr.
P. S Ineloso . ploaso llud 25 cents.
Ploaso insort "ad."
It is hoped ho received a prompt nn
ewer, as ho is ovidontly a believer in
advertising.
Salt U n valuable product manu
factured in tho Unitod Statec Tho last
government figures show that t3,4:i,
003 worth woro turned out last year.
rrongemonts havo been comj.1-1-ho
appoaranca of "Bibos in Toy.
... tboLyriii, on V i ml ly ovj'i
u'g, S'pt. 2i "llabos ill Toyland" is
tho joint work ol Qlcn ManDonougb
and Victor i erbrt. Tno fornierdroma-
tiziJ the fairy title, "Babes in the
Wood," and to the ojiqiliaito story Mr.
Herbert set music il gems llmt have
never been cqu tiled ntid the fuel that
ulian Miteheil staged tho product! in
in t.hn hntt nnilnrnnmnt. that, it in pfini.
plete to tho smallest detail.
From tho Financial Iteviow, of
Scranton, data of Aug. ti-.li.
llwosdale has not folt tho results of
the flonncial depression as other manu
faoturi'U tot.n invo. A niag the fac
tories that havo been busy is the Dur
land, Thompson Shoo Co , of this place.
Tho factory has been running, through
all tho business depression, tun hours a
day, six days in tho week. The usual
halt-holiday has boon givon only
through July. Monday, August 111, the
factory began runniug on full time
again Orders uro shipped promptly
and eiiulomors arc given the equiva
lent of their monoy. Tne firm has a
large tradu on miners' bo Ha. Sjme ol
the help havo boo i with tho factory
from -i) to 'M yoarx and a few aro stock
holders J. 1 Woston is msnagor.
Thoro are many typ:s of comedy,
but the enduring sort in "Babes in Toy
land" is that which sweeps tho chords
of human emotions from gravo to gay,
from lively to eevero ; that makes laugh
tor sparkle with years and lights omo
tion with tho sunshino of a Bmilo. The
roal comedi.iu is wrongly oonfusod with
tho clown. Tho clown is tho droll ot
an instant, tho real comedian lingers
with thn imagination and dwells in tho
hoart as long as momory holds its of
fico, By tho explosion of a boiler in tho
rolling mill at York, this Stato, on Mon
day last, eight men wcro killed and
nearly a ecoro ot others moro or less se
riously injurod. Tbo money loss wee
vjry large.
-Says a writer in the Scranton Times
tig. 6th:
Miss Brown&coaibe "vim, even aftir
her latest sjjouri- uoroard. iuiuc, for
moro or vs:t lime itrh summer that xhr
was in America to her little studio in
her homo town, has at IubI yuen u up I
to uonesiiaiu sieteuBO regrets, and aium I
May ot thu present year writes herself
only us ot Now York city. But Bho
clings no lees with strong affection to
nor "homo" town, and holds bor inter
est in particular manner in its improve
ment association. Tbo Uonesdalo Citi
zen of recent issue publishes a note
from ber, just recoived by tho secretary
Ot the association in response to a re
quest for another painting to bo dispoa
ed of tor thi) bencUtof the maociation,
As the Citizen editorially notes in
prtnltng tne loiter, "that society has ut
various times baon very gonoroualy
treated by her." Miss Brownseombos
noswor aiys: "Is is a happiuoss tor mo
to do anytbiug that will boned, my dear
native town, oven in a small was : and.
though I no longer live thoro, I Btill fool-
that l oolong to uoiiosdale, whoro aro
oenterod all tho memories of my child
hood and youth, and where I huvo bo
many aoar ana vaiuea irionaa. wish
ing continued and tncroasing suecois to
the society that boa helped to mako our
town famous, I am very cordially youra,
Jonnie Brown-comb ." Sjranton's latoly
formod Civic Improvomout Society is
onoot not a fow that havo had their
first incentivo to organization in tho
success of tho Uonesdalo Association,
It Scranton shall mako as great a suc
cess in proponiou to thasixsot thoini
profcmont task before it, then it will
fiavo rouBOn to boast iteoll of results.
flm ,., ago Edward Marshall
killed a rattlesnake on a pioco ot hie
property near Beach Loan, known os
. L. . r II. f Tn nn I. It III LWIIlD DC"
hind its head ho drilled it up to War
field's tavern in IhB village, whoro it
was on exhibition (or somo hours, bp-
parontly ob "doad us a door nail." A
curious onlookor, however, gavo tho
eerpent a prod on its tail, and liko a
stroke of lightning tho head flew around
and hit the canu a whack that would
have meant serious business if it bad
struck flesh instead of wood. Now
comes down from Susquehanna county,
this additional warning to handlers ol
venomous reptiles, dead or alive.
"Oeoreo VnnDemark on Monday kill
ed a largo rattlesnnko in thn woods just
Kast of Hallstoad, Susquehanna iTiinty,
and took it to town in a meal baci: for
exhibition. Wbilo in tho uet ot uaing
the serpent out of tho bag to ji.it it into
a box, iu thn presenco ot a largo crowu
on Main street, tho Hnako mudo u dush
nt Mr. Uond, ono of tho bystanders. It
sank its fangs in Mr. Hand's trouscM
! . kltln him
"Tho Owls" is tho namo of a new
secret soeloty now being organized In
virinus towjs in Northeastern Pennsyl
vania.
Tho Do), it Hud. Co. ar at onen to
develop tho largo tract of coal land,
hich thoy purchased in S.:hulkilr
county, somo two years ago, at nu ( x
penso of IIT.IK."!,'")').
A Tatt and Sherman club has beet
organizod at Kast flonesdalo with the
following olllccra:
Fletcher W. Bunnell, President: F
S Whlttaker, August Bregstein, Ste
phen Bergman, Alex. Starr end Lie
Stark, Vic Presidents; Louis Hi'llnrh,
Secretary, with Ki. K Bunnell, Amsip-
tantjChus. w. Short, iriuanciui ecort
tary, and Leonard Quckeuborgor, Treas
urer.
Tho club now has a membership ol
forty-six, and moots every third 1'Vi-
lay. Their hcadqu irters aro in Chas.
K. Meyer's building, with reading roon,
jjiun every ntternooii and ovimng.
Ono day last wook Loo J. and Km
mutt Megivern, sons of James B. Me
givoru, of Cold Spring, killed it rattle
snake on thn farm, thrcu and a hull frei
n longth with seven rattle;. The icp
tilu bad been seen on tho,placo u wo.-l;
pruviously. Sj far us wo are lufornif
this is tho (I rut instance, nf a raitlesuak'
being fo'ind in Lebanon tuwiHlii,i,
trer th in iho whortloberry roiou-i o
til l Moosic, or tho scrub oik hills of
Vk xas und Palmyra.
All of tho rocont bids on the pro
posed hospital for tho criminal insam
it Farview, havo been thrown uslde
for some irregularity, and new bid6 are
to bo called far, which will delay tin
work about a month. A number ol
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Now York
Hy contractors visited tho proposed
-Ho last Friday aftornoon, bo a? to to
belter prepared to bid mtelligontly on
the work.
Tho production of nnthracitn coal
in Pennsylvania, during the mouth o'
July, was 4,641 too, as compared with
5.0iiJ,U34, for the corresponding period
ot 11107, ehowioga loss of 1,127 52S tons.
Too total production for tho sever
mouths of this year is .17 2iUl.'JH tons
to .'18 GOO. 2GB tons to tho corresponding
daln of 11107, showing a decrease of 1,
:!!lt;..H7 tons.
If Honpsdale ever could bo said t-
havo had a street gamin, after thn pat
t?rn ot Victor liugo's Oavroehe, Aloic,
or "Klky" Shaspiro certainly filled tht
bill. A son of Harnet Shaipiro, of Ltd) -w
jod Lane, ho was unu of our first Btreoi
boot blacks and general mrspeiigers, i
eood ball player, as tho gimo ran then
and an all round handy b jy, useful in
hundreds ot ways and not much mure
uisjhiovous than tho averjgo Wlnlo
Hill a youth ho wont to Now Yjrk, and
ih) u:xt board of him was thit ho had
n irriod, and was on the high mad to
fortuno according to some because ho
nal mirriol a rich wife but as the
ivint proves, bactuso ho bad in himself
tho elements of success. It is noirly
thirty years ainco ho left HonosJale,
n i twelve years siuco ho has boon a
viitor here, but himsalf and brother
Saul i.ro now making u week's visit
with their aged piroots on Lvlywoid
Lino, and ara bsing warmly wolcoud
by their old-ti,n') friends. The oldar.
iVioxaador, or ' Klky," is tho proprietor
ot a rlno furnishing g.iods establishment
at 124 Canal etrset, New York, and Saul
is employed at 4115 Fifth avonuo.
Bwides tho twj il j-fslile gunss,
reportod in nnothor column, the Oata'
sauqua balU;toam had a cintist with
the Uawloy club on Friday, mi tho
grounds of the lattor, winning out by a
ecoro of S to 4. Tho gim-5 was notablo
for orrora on Doth sides. On Sunday
aftaruoon tho visitors woro badly, bait
on oa tho Waito Mills grounds by tho
loeil team, tho scoro standing !i to 1 in
favor of tho homo team at th; close.
Tho attondanco at tbo latter gamo was
very largo, many coming up from fiaw
ley, and tho train from Uoaosdalo bo
ing crowded to its utmost capacity, be
sides tho Urge number who mado tho
live-milo trip to the grounds by auto
mobile and othor privnto convoyanc-is.
Ilowovcr invincible tho Catasauqua
team may bn elSowhero, it is evident
that it is out-classed by tho principal
clubs in ibis neck o'woods. Tho players
aro a nico lot of boys, bowovor, und
mado thomsolvos very agroeablo, social
ly, wbilo hero. Oa Tnursday ovoniug,
through tho courtesy of Managers
Dittrich, ot tho Lyric, and Murray, of
tho Murray-Mucsoy Co., thoy occupied
four boxos at tho theatro. Tho Hawlcy
earn, with llattlur as ettcn t, journey
ed to Port Jetvis on Siturduy and wero
whitowashod, tho Ports ptltiitr up nine
runs to their string ot gooso eggs,
Thk Citizen, a few weeks ago, gavo
an account ot tbo Bt. 1don douth in Now
York city of Charles H. Sears, of Scran
ton, son ot tbo luto Justus dears, of
Prompton, this county. Urovor 0,
Soars, his son, through his attorneys,
has bagun an action in equity ngamst
the Scranton Trust C impiny, oxoeuUr
uador the last will mid testament of
Cbarlos II, Sjars, and Mary K, and
Divid Sears. Qroror Sotrs dsslroi aa
accou-iliug of tbo pirtnorihip whieh ho
entered into with his father, in J tnuary
of last yoar. Thero are, he alleges,
several properties which he owned with
his father as tho proprietors of tho
grain and feed mill nt Clittk's Summit,
lis claims that ho has been doniod nn
accounting and an acknowledgment of
tno partnership by tho oxecutor anl
tho widow,
Tho Fallsdalo Oroamery, gathering
its milk produc(s from Oregon and Da
mascus townships, must havo dono a
pretty good business in Juno, uotwith-,
standing tbo drouth, its pijroll for the
mouth having boon t l,CW.
. -The. famous big olm troe on the
Bethany road, Just out of town, which
is known to navooeen aianumar.. evm.
111 UUUriKlU l kllUlJD. -n vuuw"...
aa woll as oruvnental. On Monday
lust lionry Kent, a former Dy ben y resi
dent but now ot Carbondalo, assisted
by Mortlnior U. Lavo, of Bathony, took
from Its lofty top tho third Bwarm ot
boos which ho has hivod therefrom
within the past two years. Mr. Kent's
method ot reaching the retroat of the
bees is creditable both to bis ingonulty
and bis courage. To an ordinary climb
er tho crown ot the big elm is entirely
in-tccessiblo. For fifty foot or moro
thu immense trunk rf without a limb and
its drat branches aro of themselves
larger than avorago trees. To reaob
one of those, Mr. Kent places the long-
oat extonsion ladder ho can get agaioat
thu body of tho tree. Then, carrying
with him a long, etout rope, ho mounts
almost to tho topmost rung, and from
that vnntago point casts an ond ot tbo
ropo ovor tho lowest braoch. Then
grasping the ends of tho rope he swings
clear, und hauls himself band over
hand to the limb, standing on which he
is ablo to throw his rope over another
limb higher up, and so on, until he
reaches tho hollow proemptod by tho
hoes. Tno swarm securod on Monday
I ist was a largo and valuablo ono, and
tvill well repay him for tbo troublo and
danger of its capture.
Conductor Far roll's Dal. & Hurt,
froight train on tho lionoadalo branch,
ran into Conductor Ward's pasaonger
train, at Panther Bluff, last Fridaj
cvuuiiig, Inflicting some domago to both,
Hid causing a delay of about throe
noure boforo traffic could bo resumod.
The passougers wero somewhat frighten
ed when tho shake-up occurred.
Budd's, at Beach Lake, eooms to be
i fuvorito resort for city guests and
ionosdalo visitors, the latter especially
)n Sundays. Tbo hotel provided dinner
last Sunday, to over forty guests.
The annual convention ot tho
Wuyno County Woman's Christian
fotiipcrance Union will be hold nt Haw-
ley, on Wednosday and Thuraday, Sopt.
llith and I'll). Madam Burakat will
iddices tbo convention.
The first annual ball of thn stage
employocs ot tho Lyric Theatre will b'
ivon in Lyric hall, on Friday ovening,
Aug 21st. Tickets, gontloman and lady,
U cents; extra lady, 2.1 cents.
The Sunday schools of Bethany
Itiliyvillo and Cold Spring will uuito in
i picnic in S. U. Wilmartb'a grove, on
Wednesday, Aug. lll.h.
Tho Ssvon-Couoty Veteran's He-
union, which takes in the old soldiois
it Lackawanna, Luzerno, Wyoming.
Bra iford, Susquehanna and Woyno in
hi. S.ato, and Broome county, N. Y ,
"ill this year tako tho shape of an an
mat outing at Luna Park Picnic
Uro inds, S;ranton,on Wednesday next,
August l'.lth, 10US, commencing at 10
o'clock, a M , and continuing until 11 v.
m. Prominent speakers are annouocod
tod lino music will bo furnished by the
Luna Park band and tbo Kir a QriOin
Iru a corps. A general invitation it-
ixtonJed to the public, and whilo plen-
y of lunch will bo obtainable on tht
roi-nds, excursionists aro privileged to
an y their own baskots.
Or. B a:hormnrhorn, the health of-
licial of Honcsdalo, reports twelve
ioaths nnd ton births for tho month of
luly, for this district, No. U2I, which
includes Uonesdalo, Texas, Berlin and
O.i' (on, and district No. '.1.25, which in
hides Prompton borough.
V now grango was organizod in
tJirlin township, last weok by W. W
liikjr, ot Umeslalo, Master of l'jo)-
oa (Irange. It starts out with a goodly
membership, and is to bo known as
Welcome Grange. Its officers aro os
follows:
K K. Maugar, Master: II. K Mitchell.
Ovors;sr: J. 11 Bionoll, Ljcturer:
Wm Garrett, stowird. with Horace
Uoo ner. Assistant: Mrs. Anna Mitchsll.
Chiplain; J. A Uartman, Treasurer;
Ytisi uiay Coolis, sacretary; Uorace
Ujxter, Goto Keeper; Mra. Mary Gar
rett, Cores; Miss Amy Coolis, Pomona;
Mm Anna Uartman Flora; Miss Mar
tha lsoemer, Lady Assistant Steward.
Tho hotels and summor boarding
houses ot Beach Lake are filled with
city guosts, maiuly from New York;
and Brooklyn.
It is reported that two largo board
ing houses, for tho accommodation of
summer guests, uro to be eroctod in
Beach Lako, nt an early date.
Tho Shoemakers' Union, of Uones
dalo, will run an excursion to Lake Lo
dore, on Tuesday, August loth. On the
evening of tbo 17th there will be a grand
pir ado ot tbo shoomakcrs, headed by
tho 1 InneBdalo Band and tbo Moplo City
Di urn Jarps, accompaniod with fire
works, and followed by a grand con
cert on tbo vacant Del. and Hud. lot,
iiouih ot tbo town hall.
James K. Henehow, of Dyberry,
Had n valuablo bull struck and killed
by lightning, while in tbo pasturo, dur
ing tbo storm ot Aug. 4tb,
ltiellor & Sons, of Tanner Falls, lost
one of their bast team horses, Aug, Slh,
it being found dead in tho stall,
- Trout bavo sullerod soveroly in this
county, during tho past two monthB,
owing to prolonged drouths. Many of
tbo fish, caught in holes in tho brooks,
nnd unablo to escapo, havo fallen vie
lima to pot hunters and animals. It
will seriously aftoot trout fishing next
mi lion,
-Ollicers ot tho Lackawanm rail
ro'i 1, a' Hcrantou, H'.atothat an averago
if -'ii foreigners uro weokly loavu g
fill iioi'tion fur the old c uatry.
- 'The Kosigu," nt Waymart, ia en
teriaining sitno thirty summer guests,
with additional numbers ovory Sunday.
Clapf. Baker's pleasant bomo is also car
i ig for a goodly number.
One of our loctl attorneys is tbo
pos lessor of a dog ot questionable boo
est, if wo may judga from tho fact
that one day tact week ho anoikod into
a in "at market cn Main street, nnd help
ol liims-lf to a genornus chunk ot beuf,
Tbo butcher promptly visited tho la
yor and told him tho story ot his loss,
but without revealing tho ownership of
thn thieving cur. "What shall 1 do to
ge,t event" asked tho market man
' Mako tho owner of thn dog pay for tho
diunaga dono ' promptly rospondod tho
attorney, "Well, it was your dog,
Baid tho butcher, "mid I figure my loss
at :!." "All right, I'll pay," roturnod
tho lawyer, "My feo for iho advice
given you is 5, We will apply the 1
on account, and I will tako too balanco
out In meat, wnlch was very goner
ous of him, when you como to think
that he might havo valued his legal sor
i vices at tlu,
"Mohon" is a rare name in Wayne
county: Buckingham and Texas town
ships, eo far as we know, being the only
localities where it has appeared in the
census for many years. Taking the
possible chance, however, that these
families may have been related to or
know something about tho Patrick or
John Mabon (or McMahoo) referred to
in tho following letter, and belioved to
havo lived In this section, we givo the
communication a place. A private let
ter to the odltor of the Pittston Telo-
graph states that its writer, John Mahon,
a nopbew of the parties above named,
is the custodian of over a million dol
lars' worth of mining stock left by bis
unoles, which he ia very anxious to
properly dispose ot:
'tl.000 Bkward for Information dur
ing life and place ot residence at time
ot tnetr aeatn ol John manon ana rat
rick Mahon (or Mc) or tho wife, as one
was married. Had no children. The
other did not marry. They came to this
Stato in tbo fifties and have been dead a
number of Tears. They wero interested
in mining and lumber, etc. I offer $C00
reward to tho person giving me this in
formation ot the right parties, also $500
to the editor tnrougn wbuee columns i
gain the information desired. All Penn
sylvania papers please copy. Address
John Mahon, G10 North Jackson Ave
nue, Clinton, Illinois.
The Cherokee Indian base ball team
filled an engagement at Port Jervis yes
torday, with what result we have not
yot heard. As the oavagea won 101 out
ot 120 games played in 1907, and have
been victorious in all matches thus far
played this season, it ia probable that
thoy also took th-s scalps of the Port
Jcrvisites, among which is that of our
old local favorite, Billy Miller. Tho In
dians travol in their own Pullman oar,
carry with them a band, a portable
fence, a grandstand and a 50,000 candle
power electric light plant. An Indian
maiden, Maude Nelson, is a member ol
tbo club, and pitches two ot tbo nine
innings.
Tho Stato Highway Department has
already issued this year 3.000 moro au
tomobile licenses than wore issued last
year to the corresponding date, and ap
plications are still being received at the
rnto of 75 daily. A license costs 3, ond
tho money goes into the department
funds for general purposes.
Damage by rats, mico ond rabbits
i'gregates f 100,000,000 each year, it is
.lstimatod by the Dopartmont ot Agri-
ulturo exports. Tho department has
teen experimenting on rabbit proof
feacin?, trapping and poisoning, and
finds that the three methods are all
od, but have to bo selected with ri
rrenco to particular localities
O. M Spettiguo has tto contract
' r putting in the steam heating plant
ind tho voutilnling apparatus for the
-V?ly villo high school.
-Tbo dwelling on 11th street, owned
it Mrs. J. P. Chambers, and roco illy
catcd by her, is being fitted up for
l!i! use of two tenants.
-A little comody not on tho program
v .s a feature of one ot the Murray-
Muckey ontortainments at tho Lyric last
week. Detective Spencor having re-
eivod a new pair ot haudcuffs just bo
or o tbo evening performance began,
i .s showing them to the loader of tht
r -.liustra, Kevin O'Brien, whon by some
i ins onoot tho pair was snapped nn
'i ' musician's right wrist. In tryit.g
i unlock tbo bracelet, officer Spencei
ir ike the koy, and overy oipodien'
ir t-d for removing tbo iron proved una-
' ,iliug. The lime for tbeopooing over
uro arriving, leader O'Brien was com-
m lied to ply tbo bow with a bracclctod
ir m. Beforo the performance closed,
-vever, tho property man of the tht a
tr-i had managed to fish from his stock
keys ono which tortunatoly rolieved
d -. O'Brien from his singular predica-
n nt.
-Ae-will bo Boon by tho official notice
in another column, a change has beon
in de in tho personnel ot the firm of Kuti
timbers, by the retirement of thojun-
id ' partnor, Samuel Katz. The business
which has been conducted by William
Jones F. and Samuel Katz, under
tbo namo ot Katz Brothers for consider
ably ovor thirty years, growing from e
vi ry modest establishment to one of the
Hi. cat department stores in this section
nf the State, will be continued at the
well-known stand under the old name,
bj the remaining partners. The retir
ing member is an energetic business
man, specially trained in the mercantile
calling, and has contributed largely to
tho woll-earued and marked success ot
tbo firm.
Charles Glidden, ot Buckingham,
has Bold his property in that town, with
tho intention ot opening a hotel io
Hancock.
Tuesday's Scranton Tribune says
tb it Robert Burns, who hails from
Way no county, was arrested on Satur
day night for dancing a jig on the root
of a house in Penn Avenue, while so
drunk that spectators momentarily ox
prcted to Bee bim topple from the build
ing. On being haled to a polico court
ho professed deep contrition for his con
dition and the foolhardy act which it
bud prompted, end was let off with a
fine of tio.
letters uncalled for in the Hones
dale postofllco:
U F. Brown. Frank Cummlnes. John
Courlae, P. W. urover, W, JNuugbton,
w. a. I'arkor, Mrs. William tteinfurt.
MIh Jennie Lenuon la thnKueatot Boran-
ton relatives.
Mim II. Payton.of Uuninore, t the eueat
f lluneiiibiUi frienda.
Ml. a Kale Pay ton, of Dunuiore, la vlait-
nu,' Mia. P. M. Mi-Uowatl.
Mr. and Mra. l.oula I.i-ai li, of Duumore,
art, 111 Iloueadale, with frlbnda,
Miaa Pearl Christian, of Carhondale, Il
the KUeat of flont'Bdale relatlvea.
MIji Floronoo Meliale, ot Arehbalil, li
being entertained bv fioneidale tritindi,
Mra. DenJ. Olypnant,ot Nanhawken, N.
J., ia vlaltlug bur sitter, Mra. F. M. MeQow.
an.
Mr aud Mra. l,e.wlsLei'hand Miaa Ilslun
Pelenz, of Duumore, are vlntlni; Uoneilulu
frienda.
Klli-rl P. Jouea, of Ariel, pil l Tin Citi.
ken aauetuui a pluaaiut vlait ou Tu-ialay
mornlug lust.
-Miaa Ileryl Wenlz, of Wllkee-Uarre, Il
Ihn itueat of her i-ouaiii, Mlai K. Loulae Lee,
of Fuat afreet.
Mr i. Mlehael Duma and aona, Horace
and Itobert, of Heranlou, are yliltliiK rela
tive! In ttili plane.
Mr. and Mra. 11. C. Hand go to Manalteld,
Ohio, next week, for a visit of some two
wii'ka with relative!.
-ltuv. Dr. Wm. U. f wilt preached In bit
old church at Wilkes-Darre, laat Sunday,
morning aud evening,
Itnv. Itlohard lloberti will nonduet ser
vice Iu the Hlko church on tbo coming Bab
bath evening, Aug, 10th.
Thn Muiuford family rc-unlon will be
held In Carpenter'! grove, Uulondale, oa
Wadliesday, Auguil Will.
Millet Larlna and Adelaide Place, of
Wilkei.Barre.havebeentheKueiUiot Honet-
dale frlendt for aeveral dayt.
-Meidamss Charlei W. Humphrey and C.
E. Dowolng.of Carhondale, have Jilued the
lummer colony at Beach Lake.
M. M. tliiirhpa. ton Arnold, and dauuh -
ten, Ituth aud Grace, are pasting a portion
of the heated term at leach Lake.
Mill Anna Hook, of Avoia. has as a
guett Mill Mary Scotl, ot Ilonesdale.
The Demmlni; family re-union will be
held In Carpenter'i prove, at Pniondale,
Susq. county, ou Saturday, Auk. 2-'i.
Prank' Sohauer, of Sohmldt'a pharmacy,
Bouth Scranton, It apendlng his vacation
with frlendt In Hamllnton, thli county.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Merrltt will leave
thli morning for a vacation of tome three
weekt at Gloucester and Newton, Mass.
H. J. McCorjiIck, nf Olyphant, has
leaied a cottage In Waymart, ami will oc
cupy It with hit family for about a moc.th.
Horaoe A. Lyons, of Olypbaut, la pnsa
ing bit vacation at the borne of hit parents,
Mr. and Mrt. John M, Lyons, of West Park
ttreet.
Miss Bessie Medland, ot Carbondale,
who wai the guett of her aunt, Mrs. C. M.
Belz, for about ten days, returned homo on
Tuesday.
lion, and Mrt. Geo. S. Purdy and Mra.
Oils Avery, who have been at Atlantic City
for tome tix weekt, aro expected home next
Wednesday,
Mrt. Geo. G. Johns, nf New York elty,
will jiaia the remainder uf the moiilh with
her parents, Mr, and Mia, O T, Chambers,
ot 14th street.
Mrt. John n. Smith left yesterday fur a
vlilt with Mn. Charles llerdlck, n New
York city, and rfrs. Fred. J, Stone, ot Wet
Wimted, Conn.
-W, Charles Hawker, of Iliinutdale, the
oourt attendant. Is at the hospital of Or.
Burnt, In Scranton, where he Ii to submit
to an operation.
Mr. and Mrt. W. II. Bullock, of Dyberry.
are entertaining tbo latter'a ustci, Mra.
Wm. H. Dingle and daughter, Mela, of
Mont Clair, N. J.
A marriage license was Issued In Mont
rose, last week to F. W. l" n. II tr
ford, Suiq. uounty, and Mrs. Nelli" M. ll ini-
mell, of Bethany.
Ilev, A. C. Olver, of Hones, Isle, a super
annuated member of tho Iloueadale district.
will preach In the M. K. church, on the
comlUR Sabbath.
Mr. and Mra. J. II. Sitter, of F.lmlra, N.
Y., aro being entertained at the lininc of I.
M. Betz. Mr. Siller is a New York Stale
laclory Inspector.
Mist Frances Slltcr, of Kliulra, N. Y ,
who was the cuest of Mrt. C. M. Helz, lor
aeveral daya, ia now being entertained by
llawley relatlvea.
Mitaea Belle Cummlnes. Irene Mclvln
and Tereta KeatlnK, of limeiin inn, near
Sjranton, passed the last week at Like l,o
dJieand Waymart.
Albert L. Schuller, of Berkeley, ('alitor-
tua, a former memberot the Hone bile b i-
nail club, ia In town, enjoying a vi.lt iih
frlendt and relatives.
Mr. and Mra. Clauilc Olver arid daugh
ter, of Caibondale, are at ore of Viiijik
,-ounty'a popular aumuier resorts, linicli
Lake, for a two weeks' ou(ln.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Holmes, who hit
heell in Maaaachuaetta and New Hainp-hili
health resorta, for the past month, are e
tectod home on ur about Aux, Kth.
Mr. aud Mrs. F.dson II. Ulan I in. nf Sc m
'in, have been eiijjilii a vMt with th.
loriner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry v
llandiu, of West atteel, for several day .
Mr. and Mra. Lot lug H. Gule, of Iti v,-- -lale-ou.the
Huilaon, N. Y., arrived In t.,u-i,
Sunday evening, miikiui: the trip ,n Ihci
,iwn auto. They are stopping at the AMei.
ilouae.
Mra. F. L. .Sail th and son, Hi, limy V
Suiilli, of Fieelaul, I'a , and M'a. K iihi-tni-rilmuuda,
of Drlftou, Pa, are i'tij iym :i
veek'a outing at Fiilrvioiv L ie, near II i-v-I
'
Married, In the M. K. parson ie, ,1,
inancua, Auk d. 1008, hy the llev. .In.eph l
nleuian, Miaa Kaly F Keealer to Oh-i
urtier, both of ConUliii Hill, Diiui-cii-nwnahlp.
ltev. a II. Merrill, of Oxford, N J., but
formerly pastorof the Pieaiiyteriau i-liun h,
of Bethany, preached iu the Prt'.liylci i i-i
church, of ProviJciice, Li'k. county, list
Sunday morning.
Mi. and Mrt. Howard Knapp and Mr
and Mra. Itobert Vannau, all ol Carbomlale,
are enjoying a oauipltii: outing at Klk Like.
Mr. Knapp ia an old-time Del. and llud.
paaionger conduotor.
Mra. N. E, Hause, wife of Nathan F,
ilause, chief clerk'of the Auditor (ienerara
office, HairlsburK, and daughters, Mai i inl
and Frances, are making an extended visit
ilb llawley relatives.
Uev. Dr. M. D. Fuller, superintendent
ot the Uoueadalediatrict of thu M. K. church,
will deliver one of his popular lectures in
the M.-E. church, of Beach Lake, on Satur
day evening, Aug.
Everett V. Spettlgue, of Hones lale, a
theological student, will continue Io auppl)
the pupllt ol the Episcopal church of 11 1 cat
Bend until Sopt. Ist, when he will be suc
ceeded by a permanent rector, ltev, I). V.
Uwuilym.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Itlclimncd will leave
to-morrow for their twenty-ninlh annua!
outing at Bethlehem, N. H., atoppuiK over
Sunday at Northlleld, Mass., to atli-ul the
Moody conference. They ixpect to return
about Oct. 1st.
ltev. W. E. Davis, pastor of the M. E.
church, of Waymart, conducted iho rclis
lout services at the camp ot the Junior
Order United American Mechanics, at Like
Lodore, lait Sunday, owIuk to the enforced
abience of Chaplain DeWltt.
Mr. and Mri. T. B. Clark and daughter,
Faith, will leave next weik for their annual
visit with lelattvea aud frieuJa In Huston
aud Bingham, Mass, They will make the
trip in their own automobile, BtoppliiK at all
the principal points of interest euroute, uud
will be absent about two weeks.
Wm. H. Heed, a son or 11 Duma Heed,
of East street, and who c , c ,-1 m ihn reg
ular array, in Scranton. -i i ear ago,
being assigned to tbeH'ih I. infaiitiy,
doing duty In Cuba, has received and
honorary discharge, on account nf defec
tive vision, and returned to his home in
llonesdale.
Thos. 11. Clark took a party of iiulo
friends, last Sunday, to Montli-elln, th'iuce
Io Liberty, Jefleraoiiville, Cucbectou, Mi
lauvllte, and other poiuta, to home, They
covered over 110 miles, and met with no
mishap during the trip, The guests com
prised Thos, M, Fuller, DuUoia II, Wchhui
and Dr. E. T. Brown.
J, J. Urelner, of Denver, Colorado, will
paaa the coming two weeks at Keen's. He
la a son of John M. I.'rcincr, foriueily of
Prompton, and for yearsa mutter on Ihe
old Del. & Hud. rjravlty ltailioud. I-or
many years he has been a reaideut nf Den
ver, and emjiloyed as a paaaeiigcr conductor
ou one of the rallrobda running nut of that
city.
navllah T. Justin, of Lake Conn, ma le
a business vlait to Uoueadalu iu thu early
daya of the week, and Incidentally paid Tn a
Citizen office a call. Mr. Justin served
throughout the civil warm the UUh N. Y.
Knglnoert, and It to-day one of the youngest
looking and best jireaerved veterans In the
county, notwithstanding the fact that he
recently underwent a moit heroic and dun
gerout surgical operation In the Slate Hos
pital at Borantou.
Henry T, Varooe uvliltlnx relatlvea and
frienda In llonesdale and vicinity. Ho la
one of Tin CiTftiN's graduate! Iu the
priming bualneaa, and li now employed iu
a large printing and engraving establish
ment in Ulngbamtou. Ho relates that lie
recently met L. U, Barniiiu, who was l'nn
clpalof the Uoneadale ichoola for aevcnil
years during thu aeventiea, and that Mr.
lUrnuiu liuiulred after various residents of
our borough who were then proiuinuul
Hon. Wm. 0. Norton, of Aliletivllle, hat
been appointe! hy lloveruor 3tuirt one of
the deleeUei to represent the State at the
, l'.'rmer- Nation.l C'onRreu to be held at
Madison, Wis., on Thunday, Sept. 2lih,
T The Ilawtet Time. In Its account of the
1 M"orw uaitue concei i receuuy given in
that borough, pays the following compll-
incut to two llonesdale uiuilclnni i "Mist
Julia Storm., of llonesdale, It a promising
performer mi the piaun, and wai well re
ceived. Miss MHbel Broad, another Ilouea
dale lady, well-known here aa a teacher of
the piano, played the accompaniment!. The
accompaniment II the foundation ot every
thing Iu concert. Mln Broad't work could
be relied upon every time and wat In ex
ipiltllii form."
Miss Bessie Bellamy Ham, one of the
tialned nurse attendants Iu the children1!
ward nt tho Itnosevelt Hospital, New York
Is spending a three weekt' vacation with
her parents, Mr, and Mrt. Wm. II. Ham, of
Court nnd 9th streets. One ot her recent
patients was a little seven. yeir old Tuck
hoe, N. Yglrl, whose gratltudo for kind
treatment received found vent In the fol
io" Ing unique letter, which Is given litem
atlm "Dear Nurse 1 will wilie you thlt letter
knowing that you have my letter 1 am home
over mv own house and 1 came Wedensdav
hotuc I hud to go home Tuesday and It was
a itnrtn day and I couldn't go home. I am
not belter, I wonder know how you feel aud
how does Miss Clark feel and toll Mlsa Clark
I hut I am asking for her and Mill McWeu
feel and ti ll Miss McWeu that 1 am asking
lor her and Miss llerwash how she feel aud
tell her I am asking for her and tell all the
nurses tint I know please tell them that 1
am asking for them and 1 wonder know
hniv is Dr. Snmmis gelling along aud sols
Dr. Smith tell Dr. smith tnat lam a. king
lor httu Hessle are ou Iu hospital yet If you
are iinswi r my letter because I wonder how
nii are, From Lucy Hich, this letter come
Irom Lucy Hich. 'V our loving il'ter, Luoy
Hu h, Tuekahoe, N. Y. Box 1st Lucy Hich.
(londhy fium slater to Bessie Bellamy Ham.
Answer.'"
Mlsa Susan E. Dickinson, the graceful
writer of tho ' Peisonal and 1'ertlnenl,"
notes of the Scranton Times, treats Hones
dalc talent very kindly In last Thunday'a
tssue of that journal. She aaya:
"People, are late, itille frequently In life.
In coming Into their own s aa wo often
phrase recognition of gift or talent. I have
Eieeu reminded of this hy the fact thai
while a good many Hont-sdalera were aware
that William 11, Haul could painl line Ian),
espe pictures, as onoot them expreassd II
incidentally some years ago to a newcomer
in Ihat prclty borough, be his fallel in
figure in the list of artists and other people
note u-tio can do things over iu the county
town ol Wayne. It was only very recently
that u prominent iltlzeri ol that borough,
probably 1 1 connection with some mention
uf Mlsa Jennie Hrownscouibo'a exquisite
lialutlng-, spnk" to F. O Megargee, of tin,
llrm of Megargee Ill-others, of Mr. Ham's
line sketches and Unlshed pictures, bolh in
oils and water colors, of many picturesque
Wayne county's most charming tceuery.
As meruit Mr. Megargee has secured aev
eral nf Mr. llam'a landscapes In oils and Is
lo be thoioughly congratulated on theli
pcse'sicn, It is purely owing lo Mr. Uam's
having for I hem many years kept bit talent
u ih bin kground while devoting hlmsell
10 bii.iuu-s interests and his present duties
ns Ju-llce nf ihe peace that other conuots
reurs id at I in this city have not known oi
him nnd his ability and performance aa an
iitist. home time ago 1 remember thai
M'-s I'urrie L. l'elersou, widely known a.
Ihe energetic president of Honesdale'a fa
mom Town Improvement Association, sji
a fi ol .Mr. Hum's "bitsof landscape" Iu u
Hiul.wol the art aud jawelry store Ihn
e'ie has successfully carried ou ever sine,
11 -r LiMier'a decease, und lo It came aboui
that Iheie are Hnneadtile homos which can
hoi-t themselves of ownership of some of
llee."
.n Memoriaia.
.-olon S. Pomroy, editor of the Sullivan
ouiiiy Democrat, published at Callleoon,
' Y , died Aug. .1, 1I1IIS, of paralysis, utter
i shut t nines aged l years, 10 months an i
I days Ho whs u native nf Oeneaaecoun
v, X. Y. During his life time he was the
wner and publisher of aeveral papera. Po
iMcallj In, w.is a Democrat. He ltaurvlv
d by his wile. His remains wero taken In
N'cigua Falls, Canada, for Intorme nt.
Sistei Mary Boniface, of Scranton, know
o Hie world as Jane M.givern. died in S
Pnliiik's convent, Olyphant, Aug. ll.llitl
.Mcr a "lini I Illness, aged Gl years, 7 month
nid II days She was a daughter nf Mi
oil Mi.i lisnl'd Megivein, of Pleaaant Ml.
nil n-c nod ihn habit nf religion from Ih
minds of light Ilev. Bishop O'H-ira, C
"crniilon, m Siiiquehaiiua, Feb a, is;.'
vinn utter she was assigned to Scranton,
' here she Ini the Hist Utile took part 111 tin
.eieiiinny ol rtligiutts profession, Aug. 14
1-71. Hi r n main were Interred In the sis
ters plot in St. Hose's cemetery, Carbon
dale.
Mrs. Susan (Congir) Hamilton, of Brook
h ii, N. Y., relict of Ihe late Hichard Ham
litem, fennel- pieaideut of the Bowcrj
H ink of New York city, died atheriuin
tnei home at Point-o -Woode, Long Island
on Friday last, fche Is survived hytlnee
daughter. Mra. William Torrey, Mra. Louis
Street, and Miss Sophie Hamilton. Th
lulu ml services were held at Point ('
Woods on Monday afternoon last, aftei
wflcli lh remains wcie luken lo Brooklyn
where interment waa inside in Greenwood
ceineteiy. Deceased was a sister ot H. J.
Conger and Ihe laic Mrs. fsaao N. Foster,
and an aunt of Mrs. It. W, Ham, (if Church
-tree!. Klin was all occasional viailor to
llonesdale, where she had many personal
friends. Mr. Conger and Ills daughter, Miss
Dora M , nf this place, attended thu funeral.
William Box, an old and respected resi
dent nf Bethany, died in that borough on
Saturday Inst, August Sth, l'.HH, of angina
pectoris. Mr. Box was born iu Marhaui
Church, Cornwall, England, In and
was mi ye-ii. il month and 18 daya old at
tho limu uf Ina death. He ivaa three timea
married. His Urst wife was Mary Buck;
the second, Julia Hopkins, and the third
Mrs, Mary E. Tollman, who survives him
Ills surviving children aro Klizibuth, wife
of L. II. Bigelow, of Denver, Coloralo; Ida,
wileof John lloir, or Wiyne, Nebraska;
II ittlc, wife nt It II. Couklin, ot Huh,
Wayne county, and Florence, wifuot J, W.
Hodie, of Bethany. Mr. Box came to this
country ttriy-aevon yeara ago, and aettlsl
on a farm in Dyberry township, which he
cultivated for over half a center v. Twelve
years ago In moved to Bethauy, aud lived
iu Ihat pretty vilUxd until his death. He
was a uumuIht of the Bethany M. E. church
formtuy years, tin 1 was always regardel
aa an honest and upright citizen, a goo I
neighbor, and worthy ot general respect.
Hols suriivol by two brothers, Henry W
Box, Ihe eminent attorney. at-law, of But-
f ilo, N. Y,, mil Tnoiu is Box, of Clemo, this
count); also hy one sister, Mrs. M try Browui
of Whi'e Mills. Trie funeral aervices were
held in U-thauy, on Tuesday, August lltli,
Ilev. W. il. Signer, of the M K. church of-lli-ialiug.
Saratoga Springs and Lako George.
Outings via tho Dol, A: Uud., August
I Tub und Hi h. Furo, 5 00 j children,
halt fare. Special train will leavo
Wilkcs-Birrii ot 7:im A M i Scranton
7.H A si j Ourbondulo, 8:30 A. SI , Au
guat 1 r, Tickets aro also good on
regular trams August ISth and lGib.
Good on any train roturning within ten
daH.
S'ATl-rios recently compiled by tho
British Highways Protection League
show tnat them wero !i;)j uutoinobilo
accidents in Uroat Brituiu in 1907, and
peoplo lost their lives and 075 woro
injured as a result. OITending motor
ists to tho number of Z.270 were sum
moned tn court tor the accidents aud
minor olfouccs, und ot this numbor 2.
OIG were convicted. The number of
automobiles regieterod in tho British
Isles is fuily-llve thousand. This would
show that ono in ovory twenty-two ha d
dono somothingillegal. Wnoo a driver
is convicted twicolus liceuso isrovoked
The now long Gloves, in rJilk and Kid
can bo had at iuKNNHK & WJ.'d. 6tti
Mr. ilryon hag picked th o Mayor of
Urnutia lurinoiiovorooranip oi Nebras
ka. It is (juito possitdo that Iho people
will do a little pIoKinK on (heir owu no
couutlaler on.
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N'cv,' Spring and Summer Single Jackets. Black and Leading Shades.
Jumper and Shirt Waist Wash Dresses. Newest Styles and Colors.
Fancy Styles in Tailor-Make Shirt Waists at
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Sterling-
AUG. luth. Noit Saturday, August
15th, is tbo day tor tbo regular meeting
ot l'ost lih'J (i. A, h and they nnd the
Odd Fellows and tho 1'. U b. ot A. will
bavo a picnic, whon a good social time is
anticipated, and we hope it will not bo
a game ot nail lor tne small ooyB.
A number of young ladies camped at
tbo Kirks ut tbe Paupack last week. &
I'crcy Museraves latber was buried
last week. Mr. Musgrave will go tr,
Now York City to morrow, and perhaps
remain somo timo wiln his urotner-lii-luw,
Charles Ferguson.
Miss Uollistur baa quite a large olass
ot young ladies taking music lessons
every Friday, ai A J. Cross's.
Next Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock a young man will speak in tbe
church in tbe interest ot tbe unti-'uloon
league, nnd everybody is invited to be
present. In tbe morning Rev. Edward
McMillan has promised to give us a
twonty minute sermon," but we aro
willing to give bim too minutes more
grace, and, judging from the past, wo
are not sure of tho "Amen" evon then.
Tho Salem and Sterling boys plaod
ball on tbo 8.b, and although tho Stir,
lingites wero dofeated previously, they
were victorious this time.
Although they have io preaching at
Joricbo, they do hive a very intecrBliug
Bunday school.
Arnold Germon, a grandson of A, C
Mogargle, was given a pleasant surprise
by a number of his young compumons
on tbe evening of tbe 7(b.
Tbe Ladies' Aid Bociety will meet at
Mrs. Walter Musgrave's on Wednesday
next.
Mrs. Qeurgo Sniffer, ofBtroudaburg,
is sponding a few day s with bor parentB,
Mr. and Mrs. Novillo.
Thirteen days, to an hour, from the
commission of a murder to tbe sen
tencing ot tho murderer to death, is the
latest record of "Jersey justice," It is
to bo commended for approval aud
envy to the consideration of those who
justly complain ot tbe law's delays.
Auk for Allen's Knot Earn.
A powder for twollr-n, tlrwl,
Inir lout. Hamuli, arnt HI IKK
hut, iiuart-
Alio rn-r
Haiiiiilaof Ilia KOOT-KBI HAMTAIIT (klllN.
I'a ii, a new invention. Aaureaa, Alien .
Olmite&d, Leltoy, N. Y,
When the haliy It i ron and hat ynu wor.
rlexl and worn you will llud that u Utile
(lamuweat. Din well known remedy lor
liahlrt aud children, will qulst Ihti Utile one
In a tliort time. Tbo Inxredlenl. am print.
Ml plaliilron Ihehollle. (kiutaliu uooiml.
tt, bold by 1'Elh, The UrugKltt.
ITIIIKf. IU
Hawley
ALU. 11th. The Catasauqua base
ball team played with the llawley boys
on Athletic field last Friday ; the Haw-
I f V f ( 11 1 1 1 ImlfN. Anta-n, Ir. - A
I to 5. Kvervtlilntr naeeed Dleasantlv In
the game until oue of the visitors took
ofTeuoe from some trifling Inoldent and
gave vent to a volley of language nnbe
oouilng to a gentleman and very disgust
ing to those who were witnessing the
game.
The Right Uev. E. A. Garvey, Bishop
of Altoonu und Monslgnor J. Boyle,
vloar geuerul uf the diocese, were guests
of ltev. I'. :. Winters und F. P. Walih
at the parochial resideuoe last Wednes
day. Mrs. Julia Hloooiir and daughter,
Adelaide, of New York, are visiting tn
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and niece,
Dorothy Miller, of Kastou, and Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Heberllng, of Greentown,
I'lke oouiity, uncut Sunday ut tbe resi
deuoe ot F, I'. Gilpin.
A great many from Hawley attended
the ball game ut White Mills, Sunday.
Ten ladles from Duinnore, uli members
of the Twentieth Century SewlngOlrele,
spent last Thursday as guests of Mrs. D.
Hiuguaui.
Mrs. Win. Nell aud daughter. Irene.
visited Borantou frleudi a tew days last
nei-a.
Miss Helene Bishop, r.f Uonerdale, Is
vliltltig relatives In town.
It. W. Kelly, ot K mbles, left Monday
morning for a two weeks' visit with re
latives In M loun.au.
Mr, aud Mrs. Klefe, of New York, are
vlsltlug at the Koblinun Hotel.
Mrs. M. F. Languu, of Port Jervis, is
a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
latum Haggerty, of Marble Hill.
Mrs. W. O. Douey Is spending a few
ilaj with her daughter, Mrs. W. A.
(Juluney.
Charles Lange, ot New York, spent
Sunday Iu town.
Mitt Nellie Tutblll, of Port Jervis, Is
vltltiug ut the home ot her parents, Mr,
aud Mrs. G. I). Tutlilll.
Mimes Anna Keleber and Teresa Me
Auilruw, of New York, are Iu Hawley
for threo weeks.
Huuiun-r cuiiiplalnti und othor terlout all
iiieiiln i-uiuruoii in hot weather van lie irao
ed m Ihn tioiuai-li nine timet out of ten.
Keep thu tloiuuiih III good order right now
hy keeping a hnttleof Kodol handy in Ihe
bourn all Ihe Utile, hut t-iieeially during
tin. luunlli. TakuKoilul wheuev,ryou feel
Ihat you need It. That It the only lime you
need Iu lake Kodol. Juit when you need
II i tin n you will not ho troubled with tour
jluiuaih, hnU-hliiB, gat on Iho ttouavh.
hlualliiK, dyii,i.l uud ludle.llou. Hold
hy I'K.ll.Tno llr.ninl.t.
,.L'Jf;.'.l-".,.!,.!,"v' IX'iHIit. Ilonetdale, I'a
tifUCK lllll.'IIM-ii a, v. (5r, u.
Any ovruuiK hy uhpoiutmnoL
(,'ilisout' phouoU, Jk-aldeuue, No, H X,
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