TniJ 0IT1Z13N, WEDNESDAY, NOVHMJUlt 2, 1010.
COUNTY
CORRESPONDENCE.
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STERLING.
Tlio "O. M. Convention" Hns Good
Kffoct.
Special lo Tho Citizen.
Sterling. Pa., Oct. 31. After
months of fine weather, wo nro now
havliiB some days that nro not so
pleasant.
At F. G. Swinglo's vendue on the
2Cth, most of tho things brought a
fair price.
John G. Calterson's health Is not
good of late.
h. F. Ammerman had tho misfor
tune to fall off a load of lumber and
quite badly Injure one nnklo.
Percy MiiRgrovo has been living at
Niagara Falls for some time past,
but Is now spending a few days with
Sterling friends.
A couple of months ago Ray Stev
ens hnd a horse that run a nail Into
its foot, and the animal does not Im
prove very fast.
Our faithful and accommodating
mall carrier, Grove Shearer, Is taking
a fortnight vacation if ho can stand
so long a rest and P. M. and John
Olllner are enjoying a pleasant vaca
tion also'.
On tho 23rd, Itally day wns duly
observed in tho Sunday school, and
everything passed off nicely. The
church presented tho appearance, of a
county fair, nnd we had the best col
lection of fruit, grain, -and vegetables
in the church that we ever saw in
Sterling.
On Sunday evening tho Ladies' Aid j
gave a "harvest home supper" nnd ro-j
allzed about $15.00. Wo also had al
number of songs, solos, etc., and the
reaui;'i.'F, acclamations nna masquer-1
uue rarauo ana exercises were great
ly enjoyed. Everybody voted the
whole performance a success.
The "Old Maid's Convention" set
a number of the bachelors a-thlnking;
and now1 reports says one fair- young
Twig is blooming for one sturdy
farmer, and in another case tji'e cli
max is reached and Frank B. Kend
rew and Miss Katie .M. Neville were
united in the holy bonds of matri
mony this week. Congratulations.
One evening a number of their
friends called upon the happy couple
and gave them a welcome.
Mrs. O. W. Noble, of East Hones- I
uaie, is tne guest ot tier urotner,
Albert Bortree.
WHITES VALLEY.
Special to The Citizen.
Whites Valley, Pa.. Nov. 1. Miss
Anna M. Hauser Bpent several days
with friends at Forest City last week.
.T.iv Dnnll and Mrs. Eva Horton
called on Prompton friends Friday !
last. i
Messrs. Harold White and Albert
Miller attended the Hallowe'en so-
cial at Aldenville, Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cllft and
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of high grade stoves and ranges ever shown in Honesdale.
Let us know just the style, size and grade you want and we will supply it with any of a number
of different high shelves or warming closets.
PRECES : We guarantee our values to be the best to be found in Honesdale. See and Judge for yourself. Prices from $18.00 to $45.00.
GUARANTEE : Every stove or range sold is guaranteed by us personally and by the makers.
REPAIRS : Delivered from stock at low price. No waiting or express charges.
H--H-
We are now showing the largest jine of
Oak Heaters in Honesdale.
We have 18 different sizes and styles to
select from.
Every heater is guaranteed both by us
and the maker.
Every heater is equipped with grates
suitable for burning either coal or wood.
Every heater has a detachable feeder.
PRICES $7.50 to $26.00.
daughter, of Prompton, visited Sun
day nt II.. C. Cliffs-. . '
Mr. nnd Mrs. WlllKcnncdy and
mother spent Sunday nt C. V. Boh
haiti's.
STEENE.
George llticklnnd Seriously Hurt
Heinarknblo Corn Yield.
Special to Tho Citizen.
Steeno, Pa., Nov. 1. From one
aero and a quarter James B. Keen,
of Keens Lake, husked ICO bushels
of corn, tho largest record of Wnyno
county this season.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Arthur re
turned to their home here nt Steeno
Sunday, after attending tho funeral
of tho lato John Bates, at Cnrbondale.
Hubbard and McMullcn, the stock
farm proprietors, lost two -valuable
cows lately.
John W. Arnold is visiting friends
at Port Jorvls.
Itlchard Bodlo is busy with two
teams, loading props at the switch nt
Prompton.
Richard Cllft has tho contract for
skidding and- drawing all of Lum
berman Hollcnback's props this sea
son. Mr. and Mrs. William Spry have
loft their summer residence hero and
gone back to their winter quarters
nt Wilkes-Bnrre.
.George Buckland, of Wnymnrt,
formerly of Carbondnle, met with a
very painful accident last week while
I shingling- a house nt Waymnrt. Mr,
Buckland had placed rt 20-foot lad-
1 dcr against the building thinking it
safe and all right. He tnrted for tho
I roof. When getting almost to the top
I tlif Inililor rtllrt nml Wfltit tn tho
uround, carrying Mr. Buckland with
it. It was thought at first that he
was seriously Injured. No ' bones
wore broken, but ho, was terribly
bruise and shaken up.
fHimVI UUUIIJ IHIOI.U (k ...... V-. I'
of potatoes this ueason, hut Mer
chant Dlrnond wouldn't risk but a few
bushels cr he hasn''(t forgot tho egg
deal yet.
Butcher Arthur Iff very busy of
late, bleeding- hogs.
A large hoot owl was captured in
the Bobolink's nugar bush Saturday,
measuring tlsree feet itnd eight in
ches from tip to tip.
Last Thursday morning a large
silver gray fox came within 40 rods
of the Bobolink's residence, picked
up a lino, big rooster, risd waiKeu
away at his leisure,
MILANVTLLE
Special to The Citizen.
Milan ville, Pa., Nov. 1.-
-Urs. J.
H. Beadier will clone her house for
this winter this week and will visit
in Ellenvllle, Now York City, Pitts
burg, and other placts.
A number of new families have
moved In the factory Houses,
Mrs. Luke Mortgage has a new
piano.
Every one is hurrying to get their
fall work done before cold weather
commences.
a
Elsa Brown, who tenches tho Ash
land school, spent Sunday witty 311n
hlojllocTtor. . -
Mabel Reynolds visited her aunt,
Mrs. Revo Sampson. ,
Mrs. M. L. Sklnnor, who has been
vlBltlng in Middletown, returned
homo Tuesday.
Miss Florenco C. Skinner, who,
spent 10 dnys In Honcsdalo, returned
homo last week.
Miss Minnlo Hocker spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Hocker.
Miss Edna Skinner, who teaches
near Middletown, camo homo for over
Sunday.
Mr. J. J. McCollough, who has
spent tho summer here, will return
to his home In Biughnmton, N. Y.,
Thursdny.
Tho lG-cont supper at Miss Minnlo
Gray's, for the benefit of tho chapel,
was a great success.
The corncr-stono of the Cliapol
was laid by Rev. J. E. Coleman, pas
tor of tho Damascus M. E. church.
Quito a largo crowd was in attend
ance. Miss Besslo E. Sklnnor hns gone
to Now York for tho winter.
Tho Ladles' Aid of tho ' Baptist'
church will meet with Mrs. Volnoy
Skinner for dinner.
We had the first hard frost of the
season the night of the 29th.
BETHANY.
M. E. Ladles' Aid Have Their Elec
tion. Special to Tho Citizen.
Bethany, Pn., Nov. 1. Mortimoro
L. Lavo left on Wednesday for Gali
lee, to visit his daughter, Mrs. Amos
Rutledge.
Mrs. E. W. Gammell went to Mil
ford on Friday called there by the
death of her uncle, Horace Brooks,
whoso funeral, occurred on Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. As,a Kimble of Dy
berry, accompanied her. They will
bo away several days.
.Mrs. Lavlna Pcthick has gone to'
Wiikes-Barre to spend the winter.
About fifty took supper at tho
home of Sir. and Mrs. J. J. Hauser
Friday evening. There was an elec
tion of ofllcers for the M. E. Ladles'
Aid which resulted in the following
being elected: President, Mrs. Irn
Rryant; vice-president, Mrs. Charles
Blake; secretary, Mrs. Charles Webb
and treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Hauser.
Proceeds from supper, $13.00.
Twenty-three friends from Hones
dale gave Margaret Manning a sur
prise party, Friday night, and all had.
a most enjoyable time. ;;
A snow storm, the first of the -season,
reached here Saturday after
noon. The Prcsbyterfan Ladies' Aid will
serve dinner in their dining room on
election day, November Sth. At two
o'clock tho annual church meeting
will" be held.
Simeon Relchtmeyer expects to
leav soon for Florida to reside
nennnnently. There will be an auc
tion of furniture at his home here on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 2.
Sunday evening, George Madde-
9 I UVt
from US will
therwise
A FEW OF OUR LEADING
ford took n load over totho meet
ings In Aldonvllle to hoar Mrs. Lark
in nnd MIrs Boyd. Othcrsjfrom' here
want nlso nnd tho church-as com
fortably filled.
HAWLEY.
Real Egyptian Prince nt Hawley.
Special to Tho Citizen.
Hawley, Pa Nov. 1. The Men's;
supper Friday night, was a social,
nnd (lnnnclnl success. The net pro
ceeds wore ?218.
Mrs. C. W, Ponnell nnd Mrs. Chas.
Locklln nnd little daughter., Maud,
wero visitors of friends in town over
Sundny.
Mrs. R, II. Ely is making an ex
tended visit with her parents nt La
ceyvllle. Mrs. James Stevenson was called
to Ariel Tuesday, on account of tho
Illness of her aunt, Mrs. Brown, who
was threatened with pneumonia. Tho
danger point seeming to bo over, she
returned Friday, leaving a competent
nurso in charge.
Considerable interest In aviation is
shown by our townspeople. Thomas,
son of Friend Tuttle, is press agent
for tho successful aviator, Glenh Cu'r
tiss. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tuttle, H.
J. Atkinson, Wesley Pierson, A. IC
Killam nnd Ralph Martin attended
the recont aviation meet in New York
and witnessed the thrilling Might on
Thursday, In which Johnstone In a
Wright machine proved himself air
king by climbing 9,000 feet Into tho
sky, surpassing all previous Ameri
can records and only 186 feet short
of the world's record height made by
Wynmalen at Rhdfms.
Leo Taggort and family moved to
Honesdale qn Jlonday.
.Miss Sophia Schroeder, of Ledge
dale', who Is taking medical treat
ment of Dr. .0. T. Rodman, for a
nerVousr ailment, accompanied by her
mother, wero .stopping several days
of the week .with JamiK Bunnell and
wife.
Vice Principal C. Martz was paid a
vis.it 'by his parents during the week.
Naget FAhinl, the real Egyptian
prince, addressed a large union con
gregation at tho M. E. church on Sun
day night. He told about his conver
sion from the Mohammedan to the
Christian religion. His father was
poironcd by his cousin, and ho, with
his mother and" sister, compelled to
leave that country, leaving most of
their property and wealth behind.
Those wishing to contrlhute to
ward the missionary barrels' of cloth
ing in charge of Mrs. James- Steven
spn should call on her this week.
Fred Hone has left his farm at
Adclia, and moved with hls family
into a houeo on Crystal strett.
Ralph Reineke left last evening
for Scranton, where ho will vork at
Ills trade of glass cutting.
The L. A. S. of the M. E' church
vill meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Thomas Taft.
Mrs. Alice Degroat, of the East
Side, was confined to the house with
illness the latter part of the week.
Born, the past week to Mr. and
Mrs. MaglnEon, a son; and to Mr. and
Mrs. George Byer, a daughter.
e foiasid to he Exactly as
mill be Returned.
STYLES m RANGES :
Joseph Ilcrzog is working. In the
Mnnln Pit vlriif tlnif nlinn . " I
Henry Krk hasibroken ground for
a house onlhlsCTot'on Korn'Street. i
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Bollomonto Hall fnto tho Conklln'
building at East Hawley. :
Irene Cnwloy, of Pittston, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Jano
Smith.
Factory inspector, Mr. Simpson, of
Scranton, Inspected tho various' fac
tories hero during the week.
Julc3 Brnnnlng of Hancock, with
family have moved Into tho Glass
house on Bonn avenue. Ho will bo
omploycd as carpenter by Contractor
Dcntson.
Mrs. Silas Bortree, of Ariel, was a
mid-week visitor of friends at this
place.
INDIAN ORCHARD.
Special to The Citizen.
Tho first snow, of the season ap
peared Saturday, October 29. Quite
a change from the summerlike
weather we have been enjoying.
Though time for cooler weather, few
farmers are through wltji their farm
work and ready for it.
Mrs-, W. D. Buckingham spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs; William
Pragnell, at East Honesdale.
The L. A. S. met with Mrs. W. H.
Marshall for dinner on Wednesday
of last week. While the ladles busily
I plied their needles, and the gentle
men present were discussing topics of
interest, all were entertained with se
lections from a gramophone. Every
one aecmed to enjoy the gathering
Judging by tho smiling faces of all.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. If. H. Crosby's, election- day.
Dinner, hnd supper 'will be served tw
all who wish to avail themselves' of
I the privilege. The members are all'
rcqueaiea io oe present as tno annum
olectlon of officers will bo held.
Joseph Saunders, of East Hones
dale, and' William Weeks and wife,
of White Mills, wero among tho call
ers at H. Bunnell's Sunday.
Nellie Hall' contemplates spending
some time With relatives and friends
in Scranton.
W. H. Hall lias completed, his
painting for the Forest Lake associa
tion and returned to his home at this
place. f
W. H. Hall and -daughter, Nellie,
were among the callers at P. L.' Bra
man's, Sunday afternoon.
SHERMAN.
Special to The Citizen.
Mr. J. L. Stewart of BInghamton,
N, Y., was a business caller in town
Saturday.
Mr. F. .1. Littell visited his broth
er, G. E. Littell, ad Lake Como, over
Sunday.
Tho Sherman Manufacturing com--lanv
will commence repairs on their
ncUl factory In this place November
"st and will start business as soon as
the repairs are completed.
W. C. Curtis is home for the win
ter. Mrs. Charles Greco, of Jermyn, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
TERMS
easy
AiRose, of this place.
j M w. TCnH1 O 1 . - 1-
Ksqiieureu and dajght
riuros, recently.
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olds.
'over tnis nertlnn wrlrf
Ing south. Better dj
Mrs. Anthony,
sick, Is slowly Imp
Mrs, E. Littell attended th
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it wn jieriectiy irufl to tne doo
urn: ui uti piiiyu ano over saw
im. i., viHiiuu m .Mrs. ueorgc ArncKe a
over Sundny.
Our pastor, Rev. C. J. Moon, re
signed his position as pastor of tho
Presbyterian church In thin place and
has accepted a charge at Windsor, N.
Y.
' Miee Hnttlo Arneke is quit Ick
nt her home here.
RIVERDALE.
Special to Tho Citizen.
Riverdntc, Pa., Nov. 1. Mrs. Aus
tin Duulap and daughter, Ruth, who
have been vlilting at F. Riedel's,
have returned to their home at Peck
A'ille. Fred and Julia Rledel also
spent Sunday nt F. Rledel s.
A Jolly crowd of young people
gathered" at Frank Wildensteln's on
Friday oyenlng at n husking bee, nf
ter which refreshments were served
and, nil report a good time.
Min. Charles Martin and children
L6lta, and Walter, of Kingston, have
been' spending the paat week" with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gustln.
Lewis' Holfosd, of New York city,
Is spending several days- with his
brother, Charldb'-at W. 8. Martin's.
NOTICE TO RLfiXTORS OF THE
'MUST AND FOURTH ELECTION
DISTRICTS OF TEXAS TOWN
SHIP. By order of Court of Quarter Ses
sions of Wayne county, made on
June 22, 1910, the line between tho
Election District No. 4 and Election
District No. 1 in the township of
Texas was changed as follows
Beginning at the point in tho
eastern line of the 1st election dis
trict of Texas where the former light
tract of tho Delaware and Hudson
company crosses the outlet of Ca
Jah Pbnd, thence easterly a'ong the
line of said light tract to the west
ern border of the Boro r;h of
Honesdale, thence north along the
Hue of the said borough to its in
tersection of High street in said
borough, thence westerly along said
street and Its continuation known as
Beer's Hill to its Intersection of
eastern line of the First Election
District of Texas township.
Electors resfdlng within the dis
trict which by this order is Included
in the First Election District of
Texas will therefore vote in the said
first district.
83eoi3.
Represented 5
Either cash or
payment plan.
HONESDALE, PA.