RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES
DOCTOR'S AUTO RUNS
OFF BRIDGE IN FOG
Perry County Physician Finishes
Trip Behind Old Reliable
Horse
FOREST FIRE BURNS TANNERY
Letter From Ohio Says Rabbits
Have Foot and Mouth
Disease
New Gorman town, Pa., Dec. 5.
Teachers of Toboyne township all at
tended the teachers' institute at New
Bloomfield. Dr. H. W. Woods, of
Blaine, was called to tlie residence of
J. R. Outshall. near I'nion school
house, on account of Mr. Gutshall's
ton Harry having an attack of typhoid
fever early Tuesday morning. The
doctor attempted to make the trip
in his automohile, but the deep fog
prevailing just before daylight caused
the lights on his automobile to show
the road but a short distance ahead, |
iind in crossing the bridge at the side l
of the old Blemel mill the auto ran off
the bridge. The doctor was then taken
to his destination in H. N. Hart's
buggy while some of the neighbors
"jacked" up the automobile and got
it on the bridge again.—Miss Rhoda
Morrow assisted Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
Koose, of Madison township, to |
butcher on Wednesday.—E. F. Mid
•Ueton. who resides with S. B. Trostle,
had a letter from his sister living at
Columbus. Ohio, in which she says
that Ohio is badly afflicted with the
foot and mouth disease, even the rab
bits being atllicted, which makes it]
«I most impossible to stamp out.
"While chopping wood a week ago
Philip Sheaffer had the misfortune to
have a chip strike him in the left
eye. A physician who examined the,
eye says Mr. Sheaffer may lose the
eight of it.—A. D. Bowman, an aged
gentleman of this place, is very ill. —A
lire, which broke out on the Tusca-]
lora mountain in Horse Valley, de
tit royed the old Harris tannery at the
entrance of the Concord Narrows. —
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David
Mumper.—.Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mum
per and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Stokes
nutoed to Newport on Sunday and
*]>ent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Stokes.—James Baltozer killed a
March pig which cleaned 293
pounds.—An old-fashioned country
dance was held at B. F. Henry's on ,
Friday night.—Lester and Oren Mor-!
rison. of New Bloomfield, are spend
ing the week with their grandfather, j
T. A. Morrow. - Assessor Foster T. |
was in Harrisburg. Albert
■Mumper, of Utica, 111., is visiting his
™uncle, A. L. Mumper.—Mr. and Mrs.;
Snyder, of Sliiloh, Ohio, are visiting]
the latter's parents. Mr. and .Mrs.'
30niert Trostle, of Jackson township. ;
■—Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wagner and j
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pershing, of Bell-1
v-ood, and Bruce Jacobs, of Honey j
Grove, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles |
F. Tressler. —Mrs. Harry Briner has;
the grip.—Dr. W. R. Brothers, of this;
place, has gone to Landisburg to prac
tice during the illness of Dr. William j
3. Allen, of that town.
MANY DAUPHIN VISITORS
Callers Hospitably Entertained During
Week
Dauphin, Pa., Dec. s. —Mrs. Howard
Bailey, of the Touraine. New York
city, has returned home after a short
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Spons-
Jer.—Miss Martha Cresswell, of 211]
Harris'street. Harrisburg. spent thel
Thanksgiving vacation with Miss Sa-.
bra Clark.—Mrs. W. D. Kinter is the!
guest of her sister. Mrs. Joseph Whit- I
ley. at Trenton, N. J.—Mr. and Mrs. j
Clarence Winegardner, of Harrisburg, j
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. !
lioward Rhoads.—Judge Henry Duffy,,
of Baltimore, has returned home after
a visit with the Rev. and Mrs. Robert |
Fulton Stirling.—Miss Mary Umber-j
ger is visiting Miss Emma Reel at
Harrisburg.—Airs. Emory Wlerman
ond daughter Julian, have returned to I
their home in Harrisburg. after a short
visit with Miss Julia Kinter.—Mrs.
Sarah Spousler and Miss Maggie Pof
fenberger spent Thanksgiving at York.
Pa.—James Lewis Gross, a student at
the Lehigh University, South Bethle
hem. returned on Sunday after visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Gross.-—Mrs. Frank Kline, of Phila
delphia, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George Kline, last week.—Miss Doro
thy Helman. of Harrisburg, is spend-j
ing the week-end with Miss Sabra
Clark.—Miss Arne Shaffer, a nurse
at the Pennsylvania Hospital. Phila
delphia. has returned after a visit l
■with % her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shaffer.—Edward Garman, of Brook
lyn, is the guest of his brother. Wil
liam Garman.—Mrs. Edwin Winter
born, of Philadelphia, has returned
home after a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Masoner.—Mrs.
Charles Bowman and children. George
and Ruth, have gone to their home at
Renova after a visit with Mrs. Bow
man's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Kinter. —Mrs. F. Haas, of York, was
the guest of Miss Cora Coffrode. —
Arthur Lutz and Harold Lutz. Enola,
are spending some time with their
grandparents, the Rev. and Mrs. Lutz.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Forney, Miss
Ethel Forney, and Edgar Forney, of
Harrisburg, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman C. Gerberlch. —P.
B. Young, of Haddonfield, N. J., ar
rived to-day for a short stay with
Miss Margaret Brooks.—Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Gerhart, formerly of Plketown,
have moved to North Erie street,
Dauphin.
SHOVELED MONEY INTO FIRE
.Klioo Factory Engineer Thinks He
Burned Pay Envelope
Millersbiirg. Pa., Dec. S.—Mrs.
Maria Aletzgar, an aged woman who
resided with her daughter, Mrs. Ma
son Foulkroad. east of Millersburg,
was buried at Meiserville Monday.—
F. G. Novinger, who was kicked on
the leg by his horse last week, is slow
ly recovering.—C. G. Shetron. while
cleaning a sea bass Tuesday discov
ered in its stomach a baby octopus
which the bass had swallowed for
food. The head and tenttcles of the
sea vampire were perfect and are on
exhibition at Shetron's store.—An il
lustrated lecture with fifty pictures of
the Passion Play will be given In the
Methodist Church this Saturday even
ing; admission free to all.—Mrs. Grace
Gilbert gave a dinner Tuesday even
ing in honor of her son, Allen, it be
ing his seventeenth birthday anni
versary. The following members of
the Pioneer Cabin Club, of which he
is a member, were present: R. R.
Novinger. Clark and Jack Cooper, R.
1,. Franke, George Buffington, Alfred
Hoffman, Roswell Day and Herbert
Miller.— 11. W. Forney, engineer ut
the Johnson-Baillie shoe factory,
missed bis pay envelope containing
S3O. which he had placed in a vest
pocket. The supposition is that the
envelope worked out of the pocket
while he was shoveling coal Into the
furnaces and that it was shoveled into
the lira and consumed.
SATURDAY EVENING,
Lebanon Valley Student
Pastor of Montclare Church
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THE REV. JOHN O. JONES
By Special Correspondence
Aiinvillo, Pa., Dec. s.—The Rev.
John O. Jones, who has been appoint-;
!ed the pastor of the Otterbein United
Brethren Church at Montclare. twenty
miles west of Philadelphia, is a senior
at Lebanon Valley College. He is the
son of the Rev. M. 11. Jones, who was
pastor of the United Brethren Church
at Penbrook several years ago. The
Rev. John Jones is a member of all the
religious societies at the college and
expects to enter a theological semi
nary as soon as his work is completed
at Lebanon Valley. Next week he in
tends to hold revival at his church,
i-rominent clergy of the United
j Brethren Church will make addresses.
. BIG TANK CRUSHED
Blows Off Platform and Is Struck
by Train
By Special Correspondence
Halifax. Pa.. Dec. s.—The Rev. C.
jW. Stinespring. of Baltimore, Md.. oc
cupied the pulpit of the Otterbein
United Brethren Church on Sunday
morning and evening in the interest
of the Quiney orphanage. A total
[collection of $16.50 was lifted for the
day.-—William Hilbut and family left
on Tuesday for their new home in
Snyder county.—Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Stailey and little daughter visited the
former's mother, Mrs. Lillie Stailey,
at Liverpool over Sunday.—Mrs. C. A.
Funk spent Tuesday with friends at
1 larrisburg.—One of the galvanized
tanks to be used in connection with
the erection ot' the light plant at the
new sohoolhouse arrived at the local
freight station last Saturday and was
left lay on the platform. During the
heavy storm which prevailed that
night the tank was blown uf*on the
tracks and a night passenger train
hit it with the result that nothing re
mained the next morning but pieces.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bottomstone,
of Watsontown, spent Thursday with
friends in town. —Mrs. William Mill
ard and two sons, Abner and Daniel,
of Plymouth, spent a few' days at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Pike.—Warren Pottieger, of Cham
bersburg. spent a few days at the
home, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. B. Pottieger.—Miss Miriam Dun
kel and Miss Mary Clippinger, of
Steelton, were guests of Miss Char
lotte Heisler over Sunday.—Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Slpe, of llerndon. spent
Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira B. Zimmerman.—Elias Flowers,
of Steelton, visited friends in town
on Sunday.—Mrs. I. P. Miller and
Mrs. I. O. Miller, of near Fisherville,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Keiter.-—Joseph Shive
spent Sunday at Harrisburg.—Dr.
and Mrs. F. I'. Barndt and Mr. and
Mrs. William Mourer, of Hegins, spent
Sunday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Bowman and Mrs. Caroline
Chubb.—George W. Bowman, who
has been seriously ill at his home,
is slowly improving.—Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Brubaker visited Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Hoffman at Harrisburg on Sun
day. Mrs. Alfred Bowman and
daughter have returned home from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Harvey Rouch,
at Highspire.
SUPERIN'TEN DENT RESIGNS
H. S. BKlncr Retires From Green
castle Plant
By Special Correspondence
(ireencastle. Pa.. Dec. 5. H. S.
Bittner. superintendent of the Green
castle Electric Light Company, hand
ed in his resignation last week. His
successor has not yet been appointed.
William Alexander and F. D. Mickey,
! of Chamhersburg, are new members
|of the board. —Mrs. William Richard
tson Davison entertained at a reception
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
| John Garfield Davison. Quite a num
j ber of out of town guests were pres
|ent. Mrs. E. O. McLanahan and Mrs.
[P. F. Carl poured tea—Announce
j ment has been made of the marriage
of Frank Hoffman, Jr., of West Mad
ison street, to Miss Lena Lear, of
! Hagerstown. The wedding took place
[on Thanksgiving Day in Hagerstown.
—The Music Club was entertained on
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Emily Collier. —Alice Snively is ill
with scarlet fever at her home near
Greencastle. —Miss Camilla Starr, of
Reading, was the guest this week of
Miss Elizabeth Brendle.—Misses Mar
garet Goetz and Isabel Reymer spent
the week at Philadelphia.—W. S.
Fleming and daughter. Miss Gladys,
are visiting in Philadelphia.—Mrs.
C. P. Omwake was hostess of the
! Bridge Club on Thursday afternoon at
I her home in Shady Grove.—Mrs. Mar
! tha Kauffman has returned from a
] visit at Hurrisburg.—Miss Belle Plt
! tinger spent the week-end in Win
chester. Va.—Miss Frances Cremer
| was the guest of Harrisburg friends
this week.—Miss Katharine Omwake
j has returned from Harrisburg.—The
' home of Mrs. Sophia Cain was slightly
! damaged by fire. The roof caught
from an overheated stovepipe.—Paul
Miller, of Philadelphia, is the guest of
Greencastle friends.
MEN'S MEETING AT DILLSBURG
Dill-burg. Pa., Dec. 5. A men's
i meeting will be held on Sunday after
noon in the Methodist Church by the
| Rev. S. B. Golf, the evangelist—
i Charles Morris is Installing a steam
j heating plant in the Rossville Luther
an Church.—Miss Martha Bailey, a
[student in the Women's Medical Col
lege at Philadelphia, visited her moth
jer, Airs. Josephine Bailey.—Professor
J. E. Hartman. of New York city, visit
led his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
i Hartman. over Sunday.—The Rev.
j Mr. Myers, of Logansville. is conduct
ing a series of revival services in the
! Brethren Church at Shepherdstown.—
[Mr. and Mrs. John Goudv began house
: keeping on Thursday in the il. L. Mil-
I ler home in South Baltimore street'.—
: Miss Esther Bentz. of the South Bal
timore street millinery store. Is ill
! with pneumonia.—lra L. Heikes be
' gan the erection of a garage at his
i home in South Baltimore street.—A
'series of revival services are In prog
ress in the Franklin Church conducted
iby the Rev. G. H. Eveler.
COMMUNITY TREE
IN NEWPORT SQUARE
Committees Appointed to Arrange
Details For Christmas
Celebration
TO HAVE 200 ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Many Visitors Hospitably Enter
tained at Perry County
Town
Newport, Pa., Dee. s.—The idea of i
having a community Christmas tree
here this year has grown to such an!
extent that at a recent meeting sutfi- |
clent enthusiasm was displayed tlo 1
lead to the appointment of the sev- j
eral committees to carry out the|
project. It is purposed to locate the
tree in the Square and to place on j
its top n largo star, all to be lighted,
with some 200 electric lights.
The committees appointed are:
Committee on tree —John E. Kby,
William G. Lioy, Wesley W. Potter,
I William T. Tanly, B. F. Damaree,
William M. Benson, Paul R. Horn
bach, John L. Snyder. E. S. L. Soule, ■
George W. Taylor, Roy Wagner. David j
Ickes. Hay Wertz, Wylie Davis and
Albert L. Dorwart.
Executive committee Francis A. j
Fry, Anson B. Wright, the Rev. Wil- j
liam Dorwart, Joseph B. Baker and j
H. Munson Corning
Financo committee—'The Rev. Wil
■ liam Dorwart, William T. Hanly, !
Lewis M. Blatzer, Paul R. Flurle and ;
W. Nelson Grubb.
Miss Gertrude Hertz, of Lewlstown. i
was a recent visitor to the family of
David Mingle.—Mr. and Mrs. William
11. Happle spent Sunday with their!
daughter, Mrs. Harry Kaylor, and her j
husband, at Union Deposit.—Silas S. i
Kulin is enjoying a ten days' visit to j
Jacksonville and Tampa. Florida.
iliss Annie Dewalt is the guest of,
| friends in Philadelphia.—Charles I?. ;
' Kerr and family, of Harrisburg, are j
visiting Mr. Kerr's parents, Mr. and '
'Mrs. P. Irvin Kerr.—Mr. and Mrs. Os
-1 car C. Miller are on a visit to Phila- :
delphia.—David Ickes, who spent some j
months In Texas, has returned home. .
Miss Hazel Flurie recently entertained!
ilier cousin, Miss Margaret Flurie, and
'Miss Ethel Watts, of New Cumber-j
I land.—Mrs. Emilie Fleisher had for
! quests this week her sister, Mrs. Ellen I
\ Helm, of Loysville, and Mr. and Mrs.
| Plummer McVitt, of York; Mrs. B. F. !
| Demaree . and her daughter. Miss
i Claire K. Demaree, attended the!
j funeral of Mrs. Demaree's niece. Miss
' Edna McKee, at Harrisburg. Wil
liam S. Gregg, a prominent attorney!
Jof New York, is visiting his parents,)
Mr. and Mrs. Emmor Gregg.—-Mrs. I
iCurtis C. Flurie and her children,!
Mildred, Mary and Ellsworth, are vis
jitlng friends at Harrisburg.—Drs. K.
| P. Harvey and Gregg Curtis, of Wash
ington. D. C., and William H. Hoopes.
lof town, performed a very delicate
I operation on Mrs. Emmor Gregg on
Thursday.—Mrs. J. Kyle Gilmore, who
! has spent some weeks with her par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. If. O. Orris, has
! returned to her home in Minneapolis. \
ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER i
Mr. and .Mrs. Cyrus Herr Entertain
Relatives
By Special Correspondence
Aiinvillc, Pa., Dec. 5. — Mr. and Mrs.;
Joseph Kreider returned from New
| Haven. Conn., this week where they]
j were the guests of -their son, D. Al
i bert Kreider.—Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus!
[Herr entertained their children and '■
| grandchildren at a turkey dinner at
their home on Thursday. This is an
nnnual affair and was thoroughly en
joyed.—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller
| announce the birth of a son. Howard, j
Jr., on Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. George
; I,evan. of Harrisburg. were visitors on I
I Saturday.—M. H. Shaud and Dr. H. j
| Zimmerman made a trip to Philadel
:phia.—Mrs. Morris Nye and daughter
lof Lebanon, are the guests of Cyrus
: Herr. —John Hinkle, of Williamsport,
j is the guest of his mother here.—Miss
Elizabeth Marshall spent Thursday at
II tarrißburg.—Miss Margaret Fronfield,
lof Philadelphia, is spending a few
: weeks at the home of her cousin. Miss
Jessie Marshall.—W. M. Rohland and
j family spent Sunday in Shellsville,
I making the trip in Mr. Rohland's car.
j While at the latter place they visited
j Mrs. Paul Linsie.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE POST
PONED
By Special Correspondence
; Berrysburg. Pa., Dec. 5.—A num
i ber of people attended the concert at
| St. John's Church on Saturday even
ing.—Miss Lena I-lartman, of Carlisle,
i spent a few days with her parents.—
Paul Lehman, a student at Ursinusj
College, spent several days with
-friends.—lsaiah Daniel! 'of Ellzabetli-
Iville, was a caller in town on Sunday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reigel, of Big
I Run, were Sunday visitors at the home
|of G. M. Hartman.—Ceylon Bowman
visited his parents for several days.
I—Moving pictures were shown in the!
| school on Friday evening by Harry
j Smith. Teachers' local institute at
Uniontown will be postponed until De
jcember 19 instead of December 12 as
' stated. Superintendent Shambaugh
I visited the town's schools on Wednes
day.—Mrs. Harry Miller and children
j of Harrisburg. were visitors at W. M.
! Bowman's.—The Christmas entertain
ment of the Lutheran and Reformed
Sunday school will be held December
124 in the evening.—The Berrysburg
\ Band has a call from the West End
; Republican Club of Harrisburg to fur
jnisli music on Inauguration day.V
--j Monroe Heim, a single man, about 50
i years old, living with his brother on
; George A. Weaver's farm near Pillow,
was found dead in the barnyard Wed
nesday morning. Apoplexy was the
j cause of his death.
ATTENDED FAMILY REUNION
! Now Cumberland, Pa.. Dec. s.—Mrs.
i Annie Smaling and daughter Ruth at
| tended a family reunion at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fink, Mrs. Smallng's
parents, at Zlon's View.—Thomas
Ferry, who resides on an island near
Marsh Run. made sale of his Ktock on
Tuesday.—Miss Elizabeth Smallng has
returned from a visit to relatives at
Lancaster.—Mrs. Clarissa Sterret. of
Decatur, 111., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jesse Sipe.—Miss Prudence Melr, of
Third street, has returned from a visit
to Miss Grace Shelly at Shlppensburg.
—Mrs. J. C. Neflf, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Mar
garet Prowell, this week.— Mrs. Cyrus
Long, of Rutherford Heights, visited
friends here tills week. —Miss Chastlna
! Yensel spent the week with friends at
' Lancaster. —George Haverstoclc, who
bas been vistiing his parents in Mar
! ket street, returned to Annville Col
lege.—Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sweeney,
.Mrs. Elizabeth Kreiger. Miss Mahala
Fisher and John M. Fisher attended
the funeral of Mrs. George Umberger
iat Williams Grove. Monday.—Mrs. It.
I R. Reiff visited her home at Wellsvllle
i tbis week.
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"MATRIMONIAL EXCHANGE" ON DILLSBURG OPERA HOUSE STAGE
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Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence
ThoiupMontown. Born, to Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest Johnson, a son. Mrs.
Johnson was Miss Grace Allen before
her marriage. John Allen spent sev
eral days In McCoytown this week.
David Kelser, of Williamsport, was a
week-end guest of Ills father, Jonathan
Kelser. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boyer. of
Van Dyke, and Mrs. Burris and two
children, of Mexico, spent Tuesday
with their mother, Mrs. Nate Vanhorn.
—Mrs. Almyra l.ogan Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Abram .Sleber, of Bunker
town. John Glace and family moved
into the Gayman house. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Cameron, of Harrisburg, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Saus
man, over Snndaj-. Mrs. Jesse Nye
hart, of Lewlstown, is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Sowers.—The
Lutheran parsonage is much improved
by the addition of a new poreli—Jacob
Sausinan, Jr., spent several days with
his sister. Mrs. Kugene Cameron in
Harrisburg. Misses Margueretha and
Marion Dimm visited Albert Ward in
Pfoutzes Valley, over Sunday.
ShlppenMburK. Miss Miriam Oyer, a
student of Lebanon Valley College,
spent Thanksgiving at the home of her
parents. Rodney Angle, of Franklin
«nd Marshall College, Lancaster, spent
Thanksgiving In town. Miss Nettie
Russell, a teacher of New Jersey, spent
several days here. The Rev. .S. D.
Daugherty. of Oakville, and the Rev. G.
W. Sherrick exchanged pulpits last
Sunday. Roy Guyer, the Lebanon
Valley football ooach, spent some time
with relatives here. Frank E. Phi
lips left this week for a trip to Cham
hersburg and Waynesboro, where he
will visit friends. Walter Rebuck, a
student at Gettysburg College, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Russell Jacoby and family spent sev
eral days at Mr. and Mrs. Baker's, near
Dry Run. lCthel Powell, teacher at
New Cumberland visited relatives here.
Plketown. William and Kzra Wilt,
of Knola. aro guests of their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wilt.
Misses Mary and Mabel Muinma spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Peters, at Progress. Mervln Strohm
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Airs. I. W. Strohm. at Stone Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Shaeffer. of Pen
brook, were guests of Air. and Mrs. C.
M. Hughes, on Sunday. The Rev. Dr.
C. H. Forney, of Harrisburg, spent sev
eral days this week with G. W. Fox.—
Mrs. George Kennedy and daughter,
Viola, of Charlton, spent Sunday with
friends, near here. Mr. and Mrs.
George Wltherow. of Hershey, spent
several days with the latter's father.
Thomas Ramsey. Air. and Airs. Simon
Straw visited Isaiah Atumnia. at Charl
ton. on Sunday. Atlss Tlllie ('asset
spent several days as the guest of Mrs.
Hellaman at Grantville. Atlss Luella
Runkle, of Pishing Creek Valley, visit
ed her sister, Airs. George Wade, Jr.,
on Sunday. Aliss Emma Alegonnel
spent Sunday with friends near Dau
phin. lsaac Seiger, of Fishing Creek
Valley, was the guest of Harrv Alum
ma, on Sunday.
Dnlmntlii. D'. W. Itadel returned
home on Tuesday from a trip through
the western states. Allss Lizzie Show
ers and Allss Anna Lenker visited at
Harrisburg recently. Airs. Catharine
Lutz, of Hazleton, visited at the home
of Andrew Spotte several days. Mrs.
AI. R. Fensterniaclier returned home
from Philadelphia, where she visited.—
Air. and Airs. David Boswell and Aliss
Mary Bubb, students at the Bucknell
University, Lewlsburg. were guests at
the home of W. C. Bubb, several days.
—Air. and Mrs. Linn Batdorf attended
the funeral of the latter's father, at
Lansford. on Tuesdav. William An
derson is visiting at Danville. W.
O. Bingeman, of Philadelphia, is a
guest at the home of his son. John G.
Bingeman. ll. S. Byerly, of Norrls
town, visited Ills parents, Mr. and Airs.
Frank Byerly, on Tuesday. Mr. and
Airs. John Hasenplug and daughter, of
Philadelphia, were guests at the home
of D. F. Botdorf. - Mrs. Charles Trego,
of Tower City, visited Mrs. Alary Seider.
—I. J. Batdorf, of Harrisburg. called on
friends here on Wednesday. Frank
Burnett, of York, spent Tuesday In
town.
WoriiileyNburK. The Rev. G. B.
Renshaw spent a few. days In Lykens
this week. Aliss Clara Baltaser had
as her guest on Sunday, her niece. Aliss
First, of Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. .1.
D. Hippie entertained Airs. Jacob Hip
pie and son. 011 Thanksgiving Day.
The Rev. and Airs. G. B. Renshaw had
as guests Miss E. M. Eckert and J. .1.
Hemner. Mrs. John Reel is ill.
Afrs. Winton Baker is able to be up
and about again. Airs. Harrv Baker
and daughter. Airs. Kaylor, of Hagers
town, have returned home after spend
ing Some time with Charles Maker.
Mrs. J. .1. Hemner Is entertaining her
niece, Allss Alary Ilgenfritz. of New
Kingston. Air. and Mrs. Holcome
have been entertaining relatives from
Philadelphia for several days. Air.
and Mrs. L. R. Holcome spent Sundav
with his grandfather. Mr. Gregorev, of
Klizabethtown.
I nion Drponlt. Airs. C. Landis
spent Sunday at Elizabethtown with
her daughter. Airs. Emma Hershey.
Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Fasnaclit, Air. fend
Mrs. W. D. Long,, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
A. Aliller and son, Harry, and Airs.
Harry Fasnaclit, made a visit to
Michael Overcash, at Steelton, 011 Sun
day. Air. and Mrs. llarvev Fox. of
Palmyra, spent Sunday with "the form
er's parents. Air. and Mrs. Jerold Fox.—
Air. and Airs. F.' H. Stauffer spent Sun
day at Harrisburg.—Harry Walmer and
family. Airs. W. H. Rapp and Harry
Fasnaclit. spent Sunday at Elizabeth.
—Many of our people go to Harris
burg to hear Evangelistic Stougli.
On Sunday morning, at 10.0 o'clock,
there will be preaching services in the
United Brethren Church, by the pastor,
tlie Rev. G. W. Hallman. C. C. Groff
and family and Mrs. John GroIT spent
Sunday at Llizabethtown. H. P.
Peiffer and Henry Carmany spent Wed
nesday at Aiiddletojvn.
(.rum vlllc. Mrs. Caroline l.lngle
i entertained her son, Calvin, and his
wife, of llershey, at ThunkHglvlng din
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelin
i entertained the following- at Thanks
| glvini dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Henry
| Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hlatt, Mr.
j and Mrs. Alfred Bii'kle and Miss Hosa
I Basehore. Mr. and Mrs. Irvln I,lngl>>
i entertained the Jtev. and Mrs. O. It.
j Bit tnet- at Thanksgiving- dinner.—Mr.
| and Mrs. John Seller* and daughter.
TIWEY DINNER FOR
Plßiy OF FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Haines Enter
tain at Pen Mar
Hotel
By Special Correspondence
Waynesboro, Pa., Dec. s.—Herbert
L. Qrinirn, Pennsylvania -State editor
of the Philadelphia North American,
spent Sunday with his parents, the
Kev. Dr. and Mrs. J. Lower Grimm.—
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gasman Hains, pro
prietors of the Glenden Hotel at Pen-
Mar, tendered a few of their friends
a tine turkey dinner on Sunday after
noon. Those partaking of Mr. and
Mrs. Haines' hospitality were Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Bowyer, Miss Sarah C.
W ay, T, Lester Karp, Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter T. Todd and Miss
Jsabel Todd, of Waynesboro. ln
honor of his birthday, Samuel Care,
of Waynesboro, was given an elabo- i
rate dinner Sunday by his daughter!
in Chambersburg. Mr. Care's fam
ily were all present. J>r. Mark Li.
Heefner, Paber Heefner, Daniel Heef
ner and Omar Kauffman motored to
Philadelphia on Wednesday, where
the latter two will resume their i
studies In the University of Pennsyl
vania.—A. D. Adams and F. H.
Adams have returned home from a
several days' visit at Hanover and
York. —Mrs. Clayton Philips and Miss
Sue Philips spent the week-end at
Baltimore. Miss Marjorie Funk left
tor Philadelphia to-day, where she
will spend several weeks.—Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Newcomer returned this
afternoon from their farm at Big
Pool, Md., where they spent the sum
mer and Fall. Clarence llartzook,
formerly of the Philadelphia Shoe
Store, this city, and now with G. M.
Spangler In the insurance business in
Harrisburg, spent Sunday with his
mother here. Mr. and Mrs. George
Bartliolow, son and daughter, Lloyd
and Gladys, returned to their home in
Pittsburgh after a visit with Fred
Bartholow, proprietor of the Hotel
AVarner.—The Kuby Seal Band of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met Wed
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Ethel Washabaugh, Potomac avenue,
and rendered a short program. Re
fresments were served by Miss Wash
abaugh.—Miss Mary Babb, of Carlisle,
Is spending a few days with freinds
here.—Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Enniss
have returned home after a few days
at New York and New Haven, Conn.
MANY DEER KILLED
Thirty-eight Bucks Shot la Seven
Mountains Region
By Special Correspondence
Ijevvlstown, Pa., Dec. s.—The "One
Hundred Christmas Club" started by
W. F. Eckbert, Jr., is growing.—Mrs.
Mary Eberly, of Cleveland, Ohio, Is
calling on friends here.—Miss Ruth
Snyder has returned from a visit to
the western part of the State. —Chas.
Woomer, halfback of the strong Yea
gertown football team, Is improving
from an injured back, received while
playing in Harrisburg a week ago.—
Andrew Long is foreman of a printing
office in San Rafael, Cal. —Raymond
Schell has returned from a visit to
Johnstown. —Miss Jennie Nighthart, of
Philadelphia, is calling on friends
here.—Jeryl Bowers is home from
Ohio, where he had been employed
for some time.—-H. C. Estep and two
daughters, of Harrisburg. have been
calling on friends here.—John Gantz,
Mifflin county's oldest hunter, aged
90, bagged some rabbits this season.
—Thirty-eight deer this season are
reported to have been killed In Mif
flin county In the Seven Mountains
region.—John Flke will have his name
presented to the Carnegie Hero Com
mission for saving three lives.
SI'PERIIVTENDBSiT TO PREACH
The Iter. Dr. A. S. I'nalck Will .Visit
l.ewlnberry
By Special Correspondence
I.evil sherry, Pa., Dec. 5. Til© dls
| triot superintendent, the Rev. Dr. A. 8.
Faslck, of Carlisle, will preach in the
local Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday, both morning and evening,
and the following three evenings. The
pastor, the Rev. D. L. Dixon will begin
his special services In the church on
Sunday evening, continuing indefinite
ly. Miss Lorena Kilmore, of Me
chanicsburir. Is spending the week at
the home of her grandmother, Mrs. An
nie Laird. Mrs. Ella M. Sutton, Mrs.
Margaret Zlnn and Miss Edith Cline
attended the Stough meetings at Har
risburg on Tuesday evening and heard
the sermon on "Bell." Mr. and Mrs.
i Edward Hammond, of Washington,
i were recent guests of Mr. Hammond's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hammond.
—Mrs. Mary S. Myers and Miss Edith
Cllne, of Lewisberry. and Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Smith, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Traver, of Yocumtown. Miss
Mabel Ylnger returned from a visit at
New Cumberland. Malcolmn and
Helen RelfT. of New Cumberland, are
spending the week with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. RelfT. Mrs. Eliza
A. Pennington spent the past week at
Harrisburg, where she attended the
i meetings at the Stough tabernacle.
I Miss Celia Ballets is visiting at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ernes'.
;Mr Fitzferald, teacher of a school In
I Newberry township, will spend the
! week-end with Bruce Neblnger.
I.
(Pearl, Mrs. Smith and son. and Mrs.
I Snyder, all of Annvllle, called on the
Rev. anil Mrs. Blttner. Mr. and Mrs,
IJ. Spayd Bombergcr and Daughter,
■ Margie, and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Whlt-
Imyer, of Palmyra, took Thanksgiving
! dinner at the Qrantville hotel.
DECEMBER 5, 1914.
Ladies of Monaghan Round
Table Give Enjoyable Play
By Special Correspondence
Dillsbnrg, Pa., Dec. 5. —Recently the
ladies of the Monaghan Round Table
grave their annual play called the
"Matrimonial Exchange" in the Dills
burg opera house and it was the most
successful ever given by the local so
ciety. Above is a picture of the cast
of characters. From left to right,
back row: Charles Smith as Billy
Light, foot actor and singer; Mrs. Ira
Heikes as Mrs. Bridget tVFlananne
gan, with furnished apartments: Rob
ert Bailey, as Michael McCJinnis. of the
police force; Mrs. Charles Sidle as
Mrs. Cl.vde, a widow; Harry Grimes as
Laurence Gotrox, a banker; Katherine
Altland as n colored maid; Daniel Alt
land as Lord Reginald Montgomery, a
fortune hunter; Mrs. Charles Altland
as Fanny Gusher, a matrimonial appli
cant; Grant Shelter as Professor Gus
tave, trainer of world wide fame;
Gretna Beitzel as Pareppa Do (Maimer,
an actress and poetess; Mr. Cook as
Laur.v Gotrox, son of Laurence Got
rox; Katherine Gintzer as Nellie Clyde,
daughter of Mrs. Clyde; Mrs. Robert
Smith as Alvira Slimmins, a matri
monial applicant. Front row: Mrs. M.
W. Britcher as Mrs. Malmdy Jane Per
kins Gabble with talented children;
William Sheffer as Thomas Jefferson
Gabble; Elizabeth Cook as Malinda
Gabble: Katherine Graff as Katherine
Clyde; Mrs. Clyde's daughter; Bertha
Sidle ns Sarah Elizabeth Gabble;
James Smith as George Washington
Gabble; in front, seated, are the two
black cats represented by Robert Shef
fer and Keith Cook. .
MIFFLIN GIRL WINS FIRST
PLACE IN W. C. T. V. WORK
By Special Correspondence
Mitlliiitown. Pa., Dec. Miss Loulnc
Jackman. musical Instructor at Al
bright College. Myersto wn, spent
'thanksgiving at her home here.—Miss
Gladys McCauley, of Wilson College,
Chambersburg, Is spending a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
McCauley.—Mrs. D. L. Berry spent
| Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jttmes Neely, at Churchill.—Given
Ebright spent Sunday with his brother
Leigh, who is recovering from an op
eration in the German Hospital, Phila
delphia.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder,
of Cresson, are visiting at the Pennell
home. —William Neely, of Harrisburg,
spent Thursday with relatives hert».~
Mr. an Mrs. Orr, of Jjewistown, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Margaret
McClintic. Dr. Norman Ebright is
spending Vi month in Norristown.—
Miss Elizabeth Buchfleld attended the
Army and Navy football game at
Philadelphia on Saturday.—Mr. and
Mrs. Carl F. Espenschade, of Pitts
burgh, are visiting their parents, Fred
erick Espenschade and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Seholl.—Mrs. Wilson, of Juni
ata, spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. Mahlon Guss, Miss Elizabeth
Okeson left on Friday for Harrisburg,
where she expects to spend the winter.
• —Miss Mary Zug, of Bowie, Md., is
visiting at the home of H. E. Watters.
—For an intereounty grand gold medal
oratorical contest held last May In the
Ridge Avenue Methodist Church, the
j state superintendent of medal contests
has awarded to Miss Lavina Lemon, of
Mifflin, first place for excellence in tht
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
grand gold medal work the past year
—The Rev. Mr. Osburn, of Bradford,
occupied the pulpit Sunday morning
and evening in the Westminster Pres
byterian Church.——Miss Rebecca Doty
left Tuesday for a visit with relatives
in Philadelphia.—Mrs. Charles Fldod
and two little sons, of Nook, are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles McClellan.
HELP BELGIAN FUND
Millers town Collection at Religious
Services Adds $23
By Special Correspondence
Mlllcrstown, Pa.. Dec. s.—Mrs. O.
O. Wagner and aon Oren visited her
parents at Wooster, Ohio, this week.—
A. A. Willis, of Forest City, lowa, was
the guest of his cousin, Mrs. J. C.
Hall, over Sunday.—Mrs. C. C. Page
left Wednesday for Altoona, where she
[will visit relatives. —Misses Mame Kep
ner and Nan Hough, Mrs. Margaret
Brown and D. A. Lahr were visitors at
Harrisburg on Wednesday. Misses
Anna Bollinger, Helen Rounsley and
Professor J. Charles attended teachers'
Institute at New Bloomfield this week.
—Calvin Dipim and James Klpp, of
Harrisburg, who had been visiting
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Kipp, for several days, returned
home Sunday. Walter Allen and
daughter Grace, of Altoona. were
guests' of Mr. and Mrs. William Spang
ler Sunday.-—Miss Grace Light, who
has been a patient In the Jewish Hos
pital at Baltimore for several weeks,
returned home Sunday.—Mrs. Susan
Wagner, of Harrisburg, was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Ida Ward.—A col
lection was taken up for the benefit of
the Belgian sufferers at the union serv
ices on Thanksgiving evening and at
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
on Sunday morning, which amounted
to over $23. —Mrs. Mary Pellow was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Calvin
Cox, at Newport.—Mrs. Rounsley and
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Crocker, spent
Sunday in Mifflin, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Rumple.—Mrs. Hoyt
Johnston and daughter Anna Lacey
and Mrs. Roland Harrison and chil
[dren, who have been visiting at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. D. Wlngert, returned to their homes
in Washington, D. C., on Tuesday.
They were accompanied home by their
sister. Miss Clara Wlngert—Miss Lil
lian Nanklvel. of Steelton. spent Sun
day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nankivel. —Mrs. C. A. Pike,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
W. D. Bollinger, for several weeks,
returned to her homo In Washington,
T). C., on Sunday.
SHOT 200-POUND
BUCK IN CLINTON
Benjamin Gochenaur Only Mem
ber of Elizabethtown
Club to Get Prize
GAVE OFFERING TO SCHOOL
Samuel S. Stacks Celebrates Sixty
' Fifth Birthday in a
Novel Way
By Special Correspondence
Mount Joy, I 'a,, Dec. s.—Benjamin
P. Gochenaur. of Mount Joy, accom
panied the Elizabethtown Gunning
Club on u two-weeks' gunning trip to
Keating, Clinton county, and he was
successful In capturing a fine 200-
pound deer the only one that waa
shot by the members of the club.—■
Harry Grosh and wife, of Johnstown,
are guests of Harry W. Grosh and
wife - A J o »y party of hikers started
out from the residence of Miss Sara
Kreamer and footed it to Elizabeth
town. Among those in the party were:
Miss Anna Lehman, of Steelton; Miss
Laura Dorsey, of Lancaster.—Henry
Bender, Harry Hiestand and daugh
ter Bessie, started on Tuesday on a
trip to Florida. They will go by boat
from Baltimore to Jacksonville.—The
old Mennonite Church building which
is about 150 years old has been cov
ered with a slate roof.—Samuel S.
Stacks, the superintendent of tha
I'lorin shirt factory, who is a mem
ber of the Crusaders' Men's Organ
ized Bible class of the Mt. Joy United
Brethren Sunday School, celebrated
his 65th birthday anniversarv Inst
Sunday by giving a birthday offering
to the school. —Lieutenant David 11.
Nissley, Post No. 478, Grand Army
of the Kopublic, passed suitable reso
lutions on the death of Archie J. Mc-
Lain. > a member of the Post. —Mrs.
Harry C. Krouses of Paxtang, after
spending five days with her mother,
Mrs. J. U. Missemer, returned to her
home on Monday.—Mrs. T. P. Bow
man and children, of Ilarrlsburg. were
guests of Mrs. I. D. Steliman.—Mrs.
Elizabeth Owens, of New York, is a
visitor in the home of A. K. Man
ning.—Miss Helen Buohl. of Beading,
is the guest of her brother, John IT.
Buohl.—Forty members of General
Cameron Council Fraternal Patriotic.
Americans, attended the Mount Joy-
United Evangelical Church in a body
on Sunday evening at which time tho
pastor, the Rev. N. A. Barr, preached
an excellent sermon.—Paul M. Kisser
and Miss Elsie M. Shonk, daughter
of David S. Shonk, of Mt. Joy, were
united In marriage on Saturday by
Elder A. S. Hotterstein, of East Pitts
burgh.—Walter Taney, of Philadel
phia, was the guest of J. R. Missemer
last Tuesday.
IX NEW LOCATION
Herslicy Post Office Now Occupies
Modern Quarters
By Special Correspondent*
Hershey, Pa., Dec. s.—Mrs. J. H.
Painter visited relatives at Middle
town.—E. If. Stine moved into the
home of the Rev. O. G. Romig, in
Cocoa avenue, recently vacated by tho
Rev. I. Moyer Hershey.—Mrs. Andrew
Frey. of Lancaster, was the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Magee.—E.
L. Bomgardner, who has been ill for
several weeks with typhoid fever, is
Improving rapidly.—Thomas Ingram,
who had been a patient at the Harris
burg Hospital for eight weeks, has re
turned to this place.—Joseph Dyer, of "
Sheepsliead Bay. N. Y., was a visitor
here.—John Sollenberger visited his
home at Dillsburg.—Dr. W. T. Sher
man Culp, of Chicago, 111., will deliver
an address in the llershey Central
Theater on Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock on "Uncrowned Kings."—Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Black have com
menced housekeeping and have moved
Into one of the brick houses in Areba
street.—The post office has been moved
Into the newly fitted quarters, for
merly occupied by the Hershey Trust
Company.
WESTERN HORSES AT ELIZA
BETH VILLE
By Special Correspondence
EHzabcthville. Pa., Dec. 5. Miss
Sarah Goodyear, of Harrisburg, spent
some time with the Misses Gaupp.—
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sheetz attended
the funeral of William Sheetz at Car
sonville on Sunday.—Miss Florenco
Cooper, of Paxtang, spent'several days
with her parents here.—Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton T. Miller are spending some
time at Lykens and Williamstown.—
Isaac T. Miller and son. of Lemoyne,
are visiting in town.—Miss Elizabeth
Weaver is home from a visit to Phila
delphia.—Miss Esther Mattis spent
several days at Berrysburg. John
Miller, of Denver, Pa., spent several
days hero. —Isaac N. Bonawitz and
corps of carpenters are doing some
work at Malta. —Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Lenker announce the birth of a daugh
ter.—Aaron Shoop wns taken suddenly
ill on Tuesday morning, but Is now
somewhat improved.—Elmer Culp ill
traveling in New York State this week
in the Interests of the Valley Shoe
Company.—Charles W. Cook arrived
on Tuesday evening with a carlond
of western horses.—Messrs. George E.
Romberger and I. E. Matter, United
States grangers, have been stationed
at Highspire.—Tho local . stores are
already assuming the holiday style*
and decorations indicating early shop
ping.
BLiAIN ROYS TAKE MIDWINTER
COURSE AT STATE COLLEGE
By Special Correspondence
Blaln. Pa.. Dec. 5. Loy Bistline.
Robert Wcntz and Edmund Book went
to State College to take the midwint
er course in agriculture.—Miss Sallio
Collins Is learning the dressmaking
trade with Mrs. Sallle Kreamer.—John
K. Nesbit and Frank Stewart, return
ed to McConnellsburg.—Harry San
derson and Miss Elsie Berrier, of Newr
Germantown. were married at the
Lutheran parsonage by the Rev. J. C.
Reighard.—The Lutheran congrega
tion realized SSO from their supper on
Saturday.—Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rhine
smith, of Dlte, lowa, are visiting their
former home here.—Mrs. Rickard,
who was ill. Is Improving slowly.—
Mrs. W. W. Woods is Improving from
a spell of sickness.—Mr. and Mrs. Ras
mer Hockenberry, of Altoona, visited
friends. —Mrs. John Wolf and daugh
ter, Miss Sarah Wolf, of Johnstown,
visited G. W. GutshaJl.—MHss Olive
Martin, of Andersonburg. visited her
brother, Harry Martin. —Miss Nellie
Murray, of Loysvllle, spent Thanks
!giving with her grandparents, Mr. at»d
Mrs. J. A. Shumaker. Miss Ethel
Murphy, Miss Florence Woods and
Ralph Murphy, of Carlisle, visited
Judge Samuel Woods.— Miss Marie
Stroup, of Pine Grove, visited he*
cousin. Miss Ruth Book.
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