RECEPTIONS, PARTIES. WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES
RUNAWAY TEAM IN
GENERAL MIXUP
Horses Attached to Manure
Wagon Cause Excitement
at Ephrata
DELIVERY TEAM CAUGHT
Farmer's Arm Broken in At
tempt to Check Frightened
Ilorses
By Special Correspondence
F.phruin. Pa.. Nov. 13. A thrilling
runaway took piaee on Wednesday
morning in East Main street, as a re
sult of which Jacob Mohler. a farmer
Jiving about one and a half miles
northeast of Ephrata. is suffering from
■< compound fracture of the arm Mr.
Mohler had driven to Ephrata with his
iwo-horse team, and after loading the
wagon with manure, the horses started
on a run down the alley, and in an
effort to stop them Mr. Mohler fell and
a rear wheel passed over his arm. When
the horses had reached East Main
street, which has a rather steep grade,
they came In contact with the delivery
team of J. C. Arbegast. baker, and
there was a general mix-up, during
which the broken wagon was thrown
on top of the manure wagon, the
horse running along for a short dis
tance with the vehicle in this position,
when the three horses fell in a heap.
1-ast Friday evening was a notable one
in Cocalico Lodge. No. 400. Knights of
Pythias, of Ephrata a delegation of
twenty-five members of Acme Lodge.
and another delegation of
ten members from Moherton Lodge,
paying their Ephrata brethren a fra
ternal visit. The third or rank
of Knight, was conferred on two can
didates by the deeree team of Cocalico
Lodge. After the ceremonies, ninety
members, including the visitors, par
look of a banquet at McVey's Restau
rant. At this gathering Samuel Y.
Wissler, keeper of records and seal of
Cocalico Lodgge, presided as toastmas
ter. and responses were delivered by
Messrs. Hickernell. Zartman. Prank,
Imhoff. Demmy and others of the j
non Lodge; Horberger. of Moherton |
Lodge, and the Rev. Martin W. Schwelz
cr. Frank S. Weaver, John V
and If. Colodar. of Cocalico Lodgge.
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SATURDAY EVENT N'G,
Great Egg-Laying Record of
Queen Elizabeth, Carlisle Hen
v i -.
W. S. GEHEMEYER and His Record-
Breaking Queen Ellaabeth
By Special Correspondence
Carlisle, Pa.. Not 13. Checking
up his monthly accounts, which work
was somewhat complicated by the
mass of correspondence he has re
ceived since the announcement that
his pet hen. Queen Elizabeth, had
beaten Lady Eglantine, former world's
record holder. In egg laying, W. 8.
Geremeyer, of Carlisle, found that he
! had a couple of additional marks s|
i by other chickens of his flock.
From seven hens, in 34 3 days. Gere
| meyer's records show he secured 2,-
107 eggs. Queen Elizabeth led with
j 343 in 34S days, from November 3,
| 1914, to October 13, 1915. Carlisle
' Girl was next, with 323 eggs from
November 5, 1914. to October 13,
1915; and Bonnie Bellaire laid 322 in
the same time. Four other hens laid
in the same period, respectively, 288,
280, 276 and 270 eggs. The moulting
season stopped the layers.
The birds are of a mixed strain;
i Queen Elizabeth is a Black Minorca
with a strain of Rhode Island Red,
weighing four pounds to the ounce;
Carlisle Girl is a Spanish Black, cross
ed with Black Pit game, and Bonnie
Bellaire is a White Leghorn, crossed
with Black Pit game. The other four
| are White Wyandottes. Method of
' feeding is given by the Carlisle fan
] eier as the j reason for the remark
able egg laying. Mr. Geremeyer made
a sworn affidavit before a local jus
tice attesting to the correctness of tha
i count.
Masquerade at Home of
Mr. and Mrs. Currens
By Special Correspondence
Waynesboro. Pa., Nov. 13.—An en
joyable masquerade party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paxton Cur
rens on Thursday evening. The guests
were Misses Nellie Creager, Myrtle
Currens, Lois Elmen, Mary Bonebrake,
Emma Heffner. Florence Fasick, Bes
sie Martin, Margarette Crout, Pearl
Heffner, Daisy Martin, Belle Bone
brake, Elizabeth Heffner, Mary Hovis,
Helen Burns. Loretta Barlup, Helen
Currens. Margaret Currens, Edward
Uden, George King. Sherman Shele
man. Ralph Staley, Frank Creps,
Brady Seace, Guy Baker, Blaln Rock,
Curtiss Flork, Mark Lambert, Leroy
Sease. Allen Longenecker, Earl Smith,
Charles Peters. Clyde Funk, Baker
Wiles, David Creps, Harry Heffner,
Cronsfard Strine. John Creps, Charles
Creps. George Wlshard, Ix>y Naugle,
Alvy Kendeil, Mr. and Mrs. George
Martin, Ml') and Mrs. Roy Hegner.
Mrs. Barlup, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hovis, Mr. and Mrs. Paxton Currens. —
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Byers gave a de
lightful t.arty at their home on Fri
day evening. The house was beauti
fully decorated for the occasion and
refreshments were served. Forty
guests were present.—Bartram Shlvely,
of Harrisburg, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Shively, at the Inn.—The
members of the junior class of the
Waynesboro high school gave a mas
querade surprise party in honor of one
of their members. Miss Mildred Noll,
at her home on Friday evening. The
success of the surprise was complete.
Those present were Misses Elsie Ment
zer. Hattie Miner. Celestial Strine, Eliz
abeth Stewart, Lucille Fowler, Mil
dred Noll, Pauline King. Anna Hunter,
Elizabeth Gordon. Hannah Noll. Marie
Henneberger, Helen Barnhardt, Grace
Kahl. Myra Koons, Minerva Miller,
Edythe McKinley, Estells Bretzler,
Mary Fetz, Hazel Crim, Hazel Funk,
Jean Manges, Janet Manges. Sara
Frye and Corrine Fraver, Emmert
Price. Jessie Koontz, Crawford McKin
ley, Gilbert Miller, Charles Coffman,
Clarence ilartzook. Rtissel Borzager,
Plain Bishop, (.'letus Noll, M. D. Baker,
Robert Leiter. Paul Frick, Paul
Mumma, Wayne McKinley. Frank
Bohniar, Charles Noll, Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Manges. Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Noll. Mrs. Frank Fraver, Mrs.
James B. Payne, P. B. Noll.—Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Crunwell and Miss
Susan Phillips left early in the week
by automobile for Clearfield, Pa., and
attended the wedding of Miss Marian
Bigler.
Wm. J. Stoner, of Penbrook,
Shoots Big Belgian Hare
Ponbrook, Pa.. Nov. 13.—Work was
started this week on the laying of the
tile drains in Main street preparatory
to the street improvements. One hun
dred tons of limestone will be dumped
in Main street to set it in condition
for the heavy traffic of the winter
months. The farm of Isaac Nissley
on the Linglestown road was sold to
heirs of the estate for a record price.
Evangelistic services, to continue
for one week will be started to-morrow
in the United Brethren church by the
Rev. H. M. Miller, pastor. New
crossings will be placed at Twenty
eighth and Herr streets and another
at Calder and Main streets. Samuel
W. Ebersole of Chambers Hill was
given a surprise party Saturday eve
ning with nearly seventy-five guests
in attendance. William J. Stoner
shot a Belgian hare this week weigh
ing seven and one-quarter pounds.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William Beach
of Rovalton were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward H. Weigel of Boas street.
Mrs. Joseh Starry and children.
Mildred, Joseph and Silas, are visiting
at Shepardstown, W. Va. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller of Swatara were week-end
guests of Mrs. Abner Etter. Mrs.
Ben Engle of Hummelstown, visited
at the home of Miss Rebecca Nlsley.
Miss Mary Hermai is visiting rela
tives at Lebanon. Mrs. A. T,. Shope
ha* returned from a visit to Hum
melstown. Mrs. George Valentine
of Middletown Is visiting Miss Sue
Tfoofnagle. -Mr. and Mrs. James
Shields of Halnton. announce the birth
of a daughter on October 31.
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
Closing Summer Cottages
and Bungalows at Dauphin
By Special Correspondence
Dauphin. Pa.. No\. 13.—Mr. and
Mrs. Krank J. Wallis and family re
turned to their home in Harrisburg.
on Wednesday, after spending the
summer at their bungalow on the
first slope of the mountain. Miss
Margaret Douglass was the guest of
I Miss Goldie E. Douglass, of HlO Ross
, street, Harrisburg.— Miss Margaret
l Rrooks has returned from an extend -
I ed visit at Philadelphia. —Miss Mary
Poffenberger, of Harrisburg. spent
Tuesday in town.—Miss Annie M.
Webner returned on Monday from a
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Webner, at Elizabethville. —
Dr. William P. Clark and Miss Sabra
Clark returned home on Monday
from a trip to Philadelphia.—Mr. and
I Mrs. David Pry. of Newport, on Sun-
I day were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
|I. Lane Long. —Miss Esther Shaffer
spent several days with her grand
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. David
son, at Harrisburg.—Mrs. Charles
Bowman and children. George and
| Ruth, of Renovo, are the guests of
i Mrs. Bowman's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
| George Klnter.—Mrs. Charles Shaf
! fer and son, Donald, spent several
days at Halifax and Lykens.—Mr. and
[ Mrs. Charles Bierbower and daughters,
i Mary Jane and Frances, and Mrs.
j William Anderson, of Harrisburg,
1 spent Sunday at the Bierbower bun
! galow.—Mr. and Mrs. George Landis
and children, Emily, Marian and Rob
ert, spent the week with Mrs. Landis'
father, M. G. Potts.—The Rev. Hart
man, pastor of the Ridge Avenue
Methodist Church, Mrs. Hartman and
son. Emory, of Harrisburg, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E.
Knupp, on Saturday.—Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Warner and Prank Warner
have returned to their Harrisburg
home after spending the summer at
their bungalow on the mountainside.
—Miss Mildred S. Romberger, of
Harrisburg, is spending the week-end"
with Miss Dorothy Singer at "The
Oaks."—William Bell Gross left on
Sunday for West Virginia where he
will spend several weeks.—Mrs. Sabra
M. Bell and Mrs. William P. Clark are
spending several weeks at Philadel
phia.—T. G. Sweitzer is spending the
week-end in Atlantic City at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Young.
Enraged Bull Instantly
Killed by Shotgun Charge
Montandon. Pa., Nov. IS. —James
Best had a narrow escape from belni{
gored to death by an enraged bull at
his home on Monday afternoon. His
life was saved by the arrival of his
son, Merrill, who succeeded in driving
off the animal with a pitch fork. A
telephone message was sent to Angus
Fairchild who arrived in a short time
in an automobile and he was also at
tacked, but having a shotgun he tired,
killing the animal instantly. This
was the second attack on Mr. Best
by the animal. Last summer he was
badly Injured when he was attacked
in his barnyard by the beast. P. J.
Roberts, Frank Fries and Adam
Stahls are having their houses wired
for electric light. A ten-cent social
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Frank Johnson Saturday, November
IJ, for the benefit of the parsonage
fund. Mr. and Mrs. George Grove
of Harrisburg, after spending several
days at Joseph Pfleeger's left on Mon
day on a trip to Niagara Falls. The
Rev. Franklin Artley spent day with
friends at Buckham. Mrs. Harry
Dyer of Milton was a visitor at {lie
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Lieb. Jerome Furman and
family have returned home after a
pleasant visit at the home of his
brother, Scott Furman at Lewistown.
Entertaining Program
For Trinity Mite Society
By Special Correspondence
Mechanlcsburg, Pa., Nov. 13.—Large;
congregations attended the Win My
Chum services in the Methodist Epis
copal Church during the week, under
the direction of the spiritual depart
ment of the Epworth League. In
teresting speakers from Dickinson Col
lege were present.—Mr. and Mrs. Tol
■T>ert Beitzel announce the birth of a
daughter. Katharine, on Sunday, No
vember 7. —The Misses Caroline and
Anna Longsdorf were In Reading this
week attending the funeral of Mrs.
Hannah Longsdorf. The Rev. and
Mrs. T. J. Ferguson, of Silver Spring,
have returned home from an extended
trip to the Pacific Coast and the
Panama-Pacific Exposition.—R. C. An
derson. of Allentown. was the guest
of his brother. M. E. Anderson.—Mrs.
Murray L. Dick was hostess for the
bridge club on Tuesday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. H. C. Brown
and Miss Catharine Keefer.—The Rev.
W. H. Fahs was at Washington. D. C.,
this week.—Mrs. H. S. Mohler is re
covering from her recent illness.—On
Tuesday evening the Mite Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church met at the j
home of Mrs. E. C. Gardner, in South i
Market street. The following persons
assisted in the program: Miss Lilian
Weber. Henry Wilson. Reba Hurst,
Miss Carrie King, Mrs. Glen Mower
and Miss Frances Sigler. Refresh
ments were on sale.—On Tuesday aft
ernoon. November t6, the Woman's
Club will give a tea from 4 to 6 o'clock
at the home of Miss Ree Zug, West
Main street.—The Woman's Miasion
ary Society of the First United Breth
ren Church held a meeting last even
ing at the home of Mrs. Katharine
Eberly, in West Main stret. Miss
Emma S. Xeiglep has returned from a
two weeks' visit at Harrisburg.—The
Junior League of the Methodist Epis
copal Church will hold a grand rally
on Sunday.—Dr. J. S. D. Eisenhower,
of Philadelphia. wru a visitor in town.
—Mrs. A. J. Snyder, of Harrisburg.
was the guest of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Gardner.
! XKW MKMBKRS IX CHVRCHES
Tower City, Pa.. Nov. 13.—Mrs. Ed.
, Snyder ana children of Royersford,
are vlsitlnsr her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Blackman. Miss Florence
of Harrlsburg made a short visit
to her mother. Miss Agnes Jones
and nephew. Russel Martz. spent sev
eral days at Koffers. Miss Hattie
I.,u<3wig snent several days at Read
in*. Harry Sterner spent Sunday
with his parents at Schuylkill Haven.
—John Warrick returned home from
a vacation spent in California, where
he attended the exposition. Mr.
and Mrs. George Searer and children
of Tremont. visited th®lr parents
Lhere. Miss Ellen Messner who is
employed at the Capitol at Harrlsburg
spent several davs in town. Mrs.
Harrv Callen visited her daughters at
Reading and Kutztown. Miss Grace
Hoffman, daughter of Edward Hoff
man Is slowly recovering from diph
theria. Kathryn HUe is ill with ty
phoid fever. On Sundav the Rev.
Mr. Kutz of the t'nited Evangelicai
church, received thirteen new mem
bers Into the church. The Rev. Mr
Felton of the Methodist church rel
ceived thirty-one and the O. r;
Romle of the T'nited Tiretliren re I
ceived twentv-flve. The Parent-
Teacher Association held their second
meeting for the term In the High
school on Friday evening. ,
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH 4
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence
Dalmatla.—Miss Gertie Miller is vis
iting at Richfield. Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Bingaman spent Sunday at Harris
burg. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. TroUtman,
of Paxton. visited here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Harman Betterman and son. Web
ster. visited the former's father. Daniel
Zerbe. for several days. George
Michael returned home on Sunday after
spending the summer at the home of
his sister. Mrs. Hoy, at Courtland, N.
Y. IX W. Radel spent several days
at Sunbury. Mrs. T. B. Shannon has
returned home after visiting at Turbot
ville for a week. E. J. Kllngmun v,as
at Philadelphia recently. -- Airs. Sarah
A. Spotts, of Philadelphia, was the
guest of Sir. and Mrs. J. M. Wiest.
Mrs. Frank Wald, of Harrisburg, spent
several days among relatives here.
Roy Weaver, of Lykens. visited his
mother recently. The Rev. Ira Gass,
of Pillow, called on friends here on
Tuesday.
ntllaburd. Miss Lottie Dick has
returned to her home after spending
three months in Colorado. R. E.
Swart?., who was operated upon for ap
pendicitis at the Harrisburg Hospital
several weeks ago. was brought to his
home on Saturday, his condition being
very good. B. H. Khrlner. president
and manager of the Keystone. Harness
Company, spent several days at New-
York. Professor Charles Smith, a
member of the faculty f of the Panther
Valley Business College at Lansford,
Pa., visited relatives in Dlllsburg over
Sunday. George A. Dick has began
the erection of a new home In Gettys
burg street. Mrs. Jacob Sheffer is
seriously 111 at her home, in Carrol
township, from heart disease. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Harbold, of Balti
more, were the guests of the former's
mother, Mrs. Hary Harbold. over Sun
day.
GrantTllle. Mrs. John L. Groh. wife
of Dr. Gnih, and children and Miss
Sara Walmer are spending some time
at Everett, visiting Mrs. Groh's pa- 1
rents. On Sunday Miss M. Elizabeth
Urich and brothers. John and Jacob,
and Miss Lizzie Yorty took an auto
trip to Pottsville. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Gerberich and granddaughter, Mary,
spent Sunday at Palmyra visiting the
families of Edward Cassel and Edward
Gingrich.—lrvin Ulrlch and family and
David Ensminger and family were In
town on Saturday. The Rev. O. R.
Bittner made a trip to Harrisburg on
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lingle
and son, lister, spent Sunday at Her
shey. Harvey Hess and family vis
ited relatives at Prescott on Sunday.—
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Bittner
and daughter, Dorothy Evelyn, spent
Wednesday at Green Point visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. Rufus Felty.
Hershey. Mrs. R. W. Ksbenshiiile.
of Lancaster, visited friends here. S.
D. Clark transacted business at New
York City and Philadelphia. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Gingrich and son. Victor,
motored to Carlisle.—Mr. and Mrs. D.W.
Dietrich, Miss Gertrude Detrlch and
Mrs. Lydia Winger, all of
were guests of Dr. H. G. Mumma.
Howard Long, of Hersliey, and Scott
Matthew, of Lyonsvllle, visited relatives
at Brlckervllle. county.
Mrs. E. V. Lehman and two daughters,
of Hagerstown, Md„ spent several'days
here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. S.
Wilson. Miss Carrie Moyer visited
friends at Penbrook. Miss Vlrgie
Wltmer, of Annvllle, was the guest of
Miss Katherlne Nissley. A. Bowman
Snavely visited his home, at Lancaster.
—Edward Sheelcy spent several days
at his home at New Oxford. Mildred
C. Buohl Is making an extended visit
to her grandfather. John Wagner, at
Lancaster. Mrs. Henry Bradley. Mrs.
John Bradley, of Columbia; Mrs. Horace
Hippie, of Harrisburg. and Mrs. Howard
Shaffer, of Lebanon, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Emanuel Gallagher.
Jonestown. Dr. Samuel T. Gilbert
spent part of the week at Philadelphia.
Swatara township teachers received
their second month s pay on Saturday.
—John W. Meek, treasurer of the Meek
Milling Company, is spending two
weeks In McKean county on a gunning
trip. Mrs. John Kaley and daughter,
Kathryn. of Lebanon, spent Sunday
with Simon J. Kaley. Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Schoek and daughter. Mar
garet. of Mt. Zion, and Boaz Light, of
Annvllle, spent Saturday evening here
to attend the play, "The New Minister."
In which Mr. Schock's son. Prof. J.
B. Schock. teacher of the high school,
was one of the leading characters.
The Rev. W. W. Fridinger. pastor of
the I'nited Brethren Church, lost the
license tag from his automobile on
Monday evening on the road leading to
Lickdale. A number of town people
attended the horse sale held by Harry
E. Light on Wednesday at Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Boltz visited
Mr. Boltz's brother-in-law, Emanuel H.
Behney. at Ouset. on Wednesday.
Plketown. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Martin and children. Mary and
Willis, spent the week at Shlppensbnrg.
—Mrs. H. M. Wilt spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Kline, at
Hummelstown. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ebergole and children, Marlin, Romaln
and Elvira, were guests of Mr. an.l Mrs.
E. B. Whisler, near York Haven, for
several days. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mumma and children. Mary and Marlin,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Brightblll, near Humitielstown. W.
H. Brown was at Harrisburg Wednes
day. Miss Priscilla Ramsey spent
Wednesday with her sister. Mrs. Mayme
Cassel. at Linglestown. Jesse Hughes
was a recent guest of Rrook Hughes
and family. n«>ar Elisabethtown. - Tn®
Rev. Dr. P. H. Forney, of Harrisburg.
spent several days with G. W. Fox and
family. Mrs. John Neidig. of near
Manada Gap. on Monday visited Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Potteiger. Mr. and
Mrs. John Weaver, of Penbrook. spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Weaver.
I'nion OennsH. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Kline, of Unglestown, visited the for
mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
Kline, on Sunday. Mrs. George
Shertzer spent Sunday at Palmyra.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brehm, of Hum
melatown. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Etter. on Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kaylor spent Sunday at
Middletown. Miss Margaret Hart
man, of Steelton, is spending some time
with her grandmother. Mrs. John Hart
man. Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Fausnacht.
accompanied by their son. Harry, and
family, spent Sunda\'at Gettysburg.
Mrs. J. Kaylor. of Mlddletown, is spend
ing several weeks with her son, Harry,
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shriv
er, of Hummelstown: Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Fox, of Palmvra, were entertained
011 Suundav by Mr. and Mrs. Jerald
Fox. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Raker
and son. John. Jr.. spent Sunday at
Fishing Creek Valley visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hani
aker. accompanied by the latter's pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Kaufman,
spent Sunday at Xewburg visiting Mrs.
Kaufman's sister. Mrs. Peter Swartz.—
Mrs. R. TV. Tjong, son, TVarren, and
Miss Blanch Tx>ng spent a day at Har
rlsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shiff
ler. of Hornerstown, visited the lat
ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
Kline, on Sunday. —■ Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Games. of Mechanicsburg, are
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs
H. P "eiffer. Mrs. J M. Miliar. Mrs.
L. Miller and Mrs. S. Ebony, of Steel
ton. spent a short time with Mrs. Amos
Miller.
YVnrmleyslmra. Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Wrlarht. Miss Mary Wright anil Ar
thur Miller spent Sunday at Baltimore.
—Joseph Oeigor, of Harrlsburg. was a
caller at hip brother's home, on Mon
day. -- .T. D. Hlnnle entertained his
brother, Jacob Hippie, of Harrisburt.
on Sunday. Miss Maude Arney is
making her home at — Mrs.
W 8. Robinson, of Harrlsburg, was a
caller at the United Brethren parson
age on Wednesday. Mrs. Rnssel
Hummel has returned to her home
after spending: some time with her pa
rents, the Rev. R. R. Rhoades. at
York. Mrs. J. J. Hummsr entertain
ed her cousin, from Carlisle, on 'Wed
nesday.
Blixltinaelr's Church. The Rev. and
Mrs. H. H. Hoffer, son. Pnul. daughter
Ruth, of Hershev. and M. R Farllna
of this place, visited friends at Ono
on Sund-xv. John Snoke. of Palmvra
spent Wednesday her*. Trvin TJeeso
and family visited Edward Barnhart
r>n Sundav. - Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Ramler visited friends at Rellegrove.—
**r and Mrs. .Tnroh Gerherlch wer# at
Alt. Pleasant on Sunday. Aaron Bom.
*ar*"«» «•"» fomiu- of PsJpnvra. visited
Civil War Veteran Visits
Old Perry County Home
By Special Correspondence
Blaiu, Pa., Nov. 13. —James Ephralm
Woods, or Akron. Olilo. who left this
county in 1566, is visiting his cousin,
W. W. Woods. He paid his last visit
here in IHOO. Mr. Woods in the Civil
War was a member of Company G,
tine Hundred and Thirty-third Penn
sylvania Volunteer Infantry, under the
| late Captain W. 11. Sheibley, of Landis
-2 burg. He is accompanied ehst by Mrs.
! Woods and they together visited Get
| tysliurg battlefield.—Miss Floe Smith,
j A. D. Gather, ol" Florin; Mrs. J. B.
| Steese, of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Eliza
j Hoon. of Newvllle; Mrs. W. H. Best
and two da lighters, Helen and Uo
tnaine. of Harrisburg, attended the
! funeral of Airs. J. J. Shan«brook, —
Mrs. Emmet Shreflter and son Km
r met, of Chicago, 111., are the guests of
Mrs. W. X. Zimmerman. Edward
Patton. of Philadelphia, is spending
three weeks hunting in Henry's Val
ley as the guest of State Forest Banger
F. A. Sunday.—William Bitting killed
a 17-pound raccoon.—Henrv Wentz, of
Bucks county, visited his brother. B.
B. Wentz.— Born to Mr. and Mrs.
I George Kell. a son, Robert.—Henry
Poutz and Mr. Becker, of Lancaster
j county, were her hunting.—Mr. and
Mrs. S. M. AVoods and daughter
nore, ex-Judge Samuel Woods and Dr.
and Mrs. H. W. Woods autoed to
Florin, where they were the guests of
j A. D. Garber.
|U. S. Ganger at Highspire
Transferred to Huntingdon
By Special Correspondence
Halifax, Pa.. Nov. IS. Miss Anna
Landis, of \\ ilkes-Barre. was the truest
or Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart Potter, on
Monday. Alma Colson, of Dlllsburg,
. Sunday at the home of Mr. and
-Mrs. W. H. Keiter. The following
! spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
; Mrs. Isaac Straw: J. N. Row and fam
| ily. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rutter and
I son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. O. SchrelT
! ' er ' MUlersourg; Sue Wagner and Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Straw, of Matamoras:
w r ' a , n< l Mrs. J. Linker and Mr. and
! Mrs. John Bardorf and son, of County
j Line. Samuel L. Brubaker is improv
j lng from a recent illness. I. P. Bix
,• .°' Harrisburg. spent Sunday at
j the home of his brother, John Blxler.—
Joel Entlers. of Harrisburg. and Irene
lenders, of Huntingdon, visited their
father. Isaac Enders .over .Sunday.
i S. F. Bowman and family spent Sunday
i with their daughter. Mrs. C. R. Frank,
at Harrisburg. Mrs. Ifcnr.v Shadle.
, of Harrisburg, visited her mother this
week. The following spent Sunday
|at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Riland: Clarence and Arthur Frank
field and Thomas Mazwell, of Dan
ville; William. Albert ami Bert Ifc-
Danlel, of Harrisburg; Albanis Riland
and family, of Millersburg: Mr. and
i Mrs. Walter Rutter and daughter, El
| mira, Miss Ellen Groff, of Elizabeth
vllle; Arthur Riland and family,
George. Mary, Frank and Charles Ul
| land and Walter Chubb. Mr. and
\ Mrs. Urban have begun house*
i keeping in the J. H. Lebo property,
in Front street, this week. Mrs.
Elizabeth Zimmerman left Wednesday
i for Harrisburg, where she will spend
I the winter. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rich-
I ter and son, John, and Miss Caroline
Rlchter attended the wedding of their
brother. Otto G. Riehter. at Atlantic
City, N. J., on Wednesday night. Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Silmmerman, of Har
risburg. spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Etzweller. William
Shammo, of Harrisburg, spent Tuesday
with his aunt, Mrs. Ellen Matchett.
Mrs. Alice Urlch, of Harrisburg. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Metz
l gar. on Tuesday. Mrs. Louisa Ryan
spent the forepart of the week with
i Mr. and Mrs. A, Fortenhaugh, at Har
risburg. Miss Myra Chubb, of Eliza
bethown, spent Sunday at the home of
her brother, Harry'O. Chubb. Frank
Meader. of Altoona, spent Sunday vis
iting his mother. Mrs. Mattie Meader.—
Miss Miriam Ryan was maid of honor
at an elaborate wedding at Cape Mav,
N. J„ this week. Mrs. C. B. Wllburt
gave a wedding dinner Sunday at her
home, in Third street. In honor of her
son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Hattie. Miss Bethel Wllbert,
of Harrisburg. was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. C. B. Wilburt. on Sunday.
—Mrs. Charles Knouff spent Sunday at
' the home of her sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Sheesley, at Harrisburg. Unit
| ed States Gauger G. W. Westfall has
ben transferred from Highspire to
Huntingdon, and left for the above
I place on Tuesday.
Fine Concert Given For
Greencastle Church Monday
By Special Correspondence
I t.reencastle. Pa., Nov. 13. Miss
i May belie Browning Klepfer, of town,
j and Miss Helen Braly and Professor C.
j H. Roderick, of Hagerstown, Md., gave
a flne concert in the Methodist Eplsco
?al Church Monday evening. Miss Klep
er was the pianist. Miss Braly, solo
ist, and Professor Roderick, violinist.—
Mrs. Harriet Fink has returned to Cum
berland, Md„ after a visit with Dr. T.
N. Pelghtel. Miss Alice McKinney,
l Pittsburgh, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
\ John G. Davison. Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Hellman are spending the week at
I New York and Philadelphia. Mr.! and
Mrs. William Barkdoll left this week
i for a visit with their daughter at To
ledo. Ohio. Miss Elizabeth Ryder,
\ Shlppensburg. Is visiting her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ryder.
Miss Lillian C. Ruthrauff .is spending
j the week at York, the guest of Mrs.
1 Ellis S. Lewis. Mrs. C. H. Clippinger
1 and daughter. Elizabeth, spent Sunday
; at Harrisburg. the guests of Mrs. Sam
-1 uel Wilhelnv Greencastle relatives
I have received announcements of the
birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Fletcher, of Pittsburgh. Mrs. D. Z.
j Shook has returned from a visit in
[ Jersey Shore. Pa. Mrs. Rorabaugh and
daughter accompanied her home. Ar
i thur Bert, Yonkers. N. Y„ visited his
| mother over Sunday. The Travelers'
j Club was entertained Tuesday evening
| by Mrs. W. R. Davison. Miss Agnes
1 Davison is visiting at Blrdsboro, Pa.—
Miss Nannie Smith is home from Pikes
ville. M-" Miss Sidney Nlll is spend
ing the week at Philadelphia. \y. 8. j
Fleming. Albert Snyder, William Sny
der, Professor L. E. Smith, G. F. Bloser
and C. H. Clippinger visited the
Masonic Home, in Elizabethtown, on I
Saturday. Albert O. Denzell was a ,
Harrishurg visitor here Thursday.
Miss Olive Shook is home from a visit :
in Jersey Shore and Montgomery, Pa.—
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nelson and son
left yesterday for Jacksonville, Fla„ j
after two months' stay with Mrs. Nel- i
t son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mc- |
Lanahan. Miss Mary Rhodes wa s ,
hostess of the Bridge Club, Wednes- j
day afternoon. Mrs. Jacob Shank en
tertained at cards Tuesday evening.
Miss Ruth Bally.ls miarantined at her
home, with diphtheria.
Annville Glee Club Sings
at Ephrata Reformed Church
| AnnvHlc. Pa., Nov. 13.—0n Tues
;day P. O. S. of A. Glee Club sang at
Ephrata under the auspices of the
I Ladies' Aid Society of the Reformed
Church. Professor T. Werner has
charge of the club.—h. W. Keister
left for his home in Seottdale after
spending several weeks as th<- guest
of his sister, Mrs. Mary K. Mills.—A
child of John Hower and a son of
Harrison Light are confined to their
homes with typhoid fever.— A mas
querade party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarvey Horst on
Wednesday evening in honor of their
daughter. Luvlle. Fifteen young guests
were present.—The Auf-Weider Sehn
Club was entertained at the home of
Miss Arabelle Batdorf.
friends at Rankavilie. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Rhodes, of Beer, made a visit at
Palmyra. John Miller and fatnilv
of Palmyra, were here on Sunday.
Mrs. Rackenstows visited friends here.
navid Picket and family visited Ed
ward Kisiier on Sunday.
NOVEMBER 13, 1915.
John H. Ostertag at Head
of Columbia Chautauqua
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JOHN H. OSTERTAG
By Special Correspondence
Columbia, Pa.. Nov. 13.—Columbia
Chautauqutf has chosen a new head
of the local assembly to succeed Chief
Burgess W. S. Detwiler. who has been
obliged to relinquish the work, owing
to the pressure of his official duties
and his banking and private interests.
John H. Ostertag, president of the Co
lumbia Manufacturing Company, and
prominent in educational, civic and
other enterprises, has been unani
mously chosen as his successor. Mr.
Ostertag is one of the best-known
businessmen in the county.
Communion Services at
Lewisberry U. E. Church
I.ewisbprry, Pa,, Nov. 13. Com
munion services will be held In flie
| United Evangelical church to-morrow
j evening. The presiding elder, the
; Rev. J. H. Hollenbaugh, will deliver
the sermon. He will be assisted in the
j services by the pastor, the Rev. M. E.
Bartholomew. They will hold com
munion services in St. Paul's United
i Evangelical church at Newberrytown
j to-morrow morning. The Rev. and
jMrs. A. M. Jenkins and daughter,
I Clara, of Felton, took an auto trip to
i this place Tuesday and were guests of
j Mrs. Jenkins" parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank S. Kirk. Miss Clarissa Brat
i t.en is spending several days with Mr.
jond Mrs. Morris M. Hays at New
berrytown. Miss Helen Bonner who
| has been ill with pneumonia for sev
eral weeks is Improving. Daniel
j Hutton and granddaughters Margaret
; and Georgetta Hutton spent Tuesday
afternoon with relatives at Harris-
I burg. Miss Daisy Walker is spend
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
j Edward Shettel at Uisbura. Mr.
j and Mrs. Frank D. Bratten and son,
i Frank, of Harrisburg, spent Sunday
I with Miss Clarissa Bratten. Lewis
i B. Miller spent several days at York.
; Miss Sylvia Erney and Miss Helen
j Spahr, of New Cumberland, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sophia Erney.
Mrs. Matilda Parks has returned home
I after a few weeks visit with her son
| Landis and family at Shiremanstown,
and her daughter. Mrs. David Laird,
I at Meehanicsburg. Miss Edith Cline
J spent two days at t.emoyne as the
1 guest of her sister, Mrs. George W.
j Coover and family. Mrs. Harvey
j Erney spent several days with her
'mother. Mrs. Samuel Varnicle at Hlprh
j spire. Mrs. E. A. Pennington, Miss
Mary Frankeberger and Miss Bessie
> Kunkel were Harrisburg visitors.
Wild Turkey on Friendly
Visit to Duncannon
By Special Correspondence
Duncannon, Pa„ Nov. 13.—Mr. and
Mrs. William M. Holland have gone
to Harrisburg where they will spend
the winter.—Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bell,
of Tork, and Mr. and Sirs. W. H.
Roush, of Marysvllle, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Allen DePugh over
Sunday.—The Rev. Mr. Wesley N.
Wright, pastor of the Church of God,
is holding a series of protracted meet
ings.—Miss Margaret McCurdy, of
Steelton, is the guest of Miss Ruth
Zimmerman. George Sands spent
Sunday at Philadelphia.— Mr. and
Mrs. William Moreland, of Harris
burg, were guests of friends over Sun
day—George Shaub, of Harrisburg,
spent Sunday with his brother and
sister, William Shaub and Miss Eliza
beth Shaub.—The annual Thanksgiv
ing service will be held in the Pres
bj-terlan church on Thursday morn
ing, November 25. The preacher will
be the. Rev. W. N. Wright, pastor of
the Church of God.—Mr. and Mrs. 1
Hermit Latszaugh. of Harrisburg, !
visited relatives during the week 1
Emanuel Jenkyn. Jr., is the only lo- ;
cal hunter to kill a wild turkey this
season.— Miss Fannie Noss. who has
been with relatives in California the
past two years has returned to this
place.—Mrs. Harry Anker, of Har
risburg, was a week-end guest of rela
tives.— Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Michener
and little son Middleton spent Sunday
with the former's parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. Edward Michener.—During Gc- 1
tober ten marriage licenses were is- j
sued in Perry county by clerk of the 1
Orphans Court Charles L. DePugh.— |
The Rev. W. J. Sheaf for, pastor of the j
MonloursviUe Methodist Episcopal'
Church, spent Tuesday with his moth-1
er, Mrs. Emma S. Owen, and Mrs. j
Maria Michener in Penn township.—
Miss Freda Cradler has returned home'
after a pleasant visit at Carlisle.—A j
.wild turkey wandered Into the bor
ough In North High, street Wednes
day evening, it Is supposed to have :
flown across the river from Peter's j
Mountain and it got away in the dark
ness.
Measuring Social to
Pay For New Heat Plant
Thornpsroitown. Pa., Nov. 13.—Mrs.
Kdna Seebold and four children, of
: New Holland, are visiting her par
-1 ente, Mr. and Mrs. John Dorwart.
BanVs Heller of Altoona. Is spending
[several days with his parepts. M.
Ei, Schlegcl made a trip to Harrlsburg
on Tuesday. Mrs. A. K. L,ong and
daughter, Miss Mao K. I>ong. of Ne*v
j--ort, were guests of Mrs. J. G. Halde
nian on Thursday. M. L. Haldeman
of Philadelphia, was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Haldenian Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mrs. Holmes
Book? and two children of Mexico,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. S. \v.
Cameron. Clyde Hiblis of Harria
burg is spending a few days with tils
mother. Miss Jane Kane's Sunday
school class will hold a measuring so
cial in the township schoolhouse this
evening, funds to l>e used to pay for
the new hoatine plant. Mr. and
Mrs. heo McNaisht of Mount Union
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. W. Mi-1
Nelghl. J
HOME WEDDING
AT YORK SPRINGS
Miss Rebecca Elizabeth Em
niert Bride of Paul M.
Marshall
COUPLE AKE WELL KNOWN
Hundreds of (iuesls Attend
Ceremony at Home of
Bride's Parents
York Springs, Pa., Nov. 13. —A
beautiful wedding ceremony took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Emmert at noon on Wednesday,
when their daughter. Rebecca Eliza -
heth Emmert, was united in marriage
to Haul M. Marshall, of Minneapolis.
The spacious parlors and wide stair
way of the handsome old colonial
home had been tastefully decorated
with autumn leaves, chrysanthemums
and pines, with a bower in a corner
where a marriage bell was suspended.
A musical program was rendered by
Walter W. Shultz, of Ilanover, vio
linist, accompanied by Mrs, Harold
Lucas, of York. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Stanley Kill -
heimer, of Norwood, Pa., a former
pastor of the bride, assisted by the
Rev. Paul Gladfelter, of York Springs.
The wedding was attended by a
large number of relatives and friends
of the bride and groom.
The bride spent three years at Wil
son College, continuing her study
ing for three more years at the Sterns
Conservatory of Music at Berlin, Ger
many. Kor the past three years Mrs.
Marshall has held the position of in
structor of piano at Wesleyan College,
I Macon, (Ja. The groom, who was a
I former resident of Shippensburg, is a
, graduate of Gettysburg College and
at present is the sales manager for
the firm of Shane Brothers & Wilson
Company, of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker
Give Wild Turkey Dinner
I Millerstown, Pa., Nov. 13.—Mr. and
Airs. James Rounsley, daughters Anna
and Edith and granddaughter, Mary
Kounsley, automobiled to Buffalo oil
Sunday, where they visited Mrs.
Rounsleys sister. Miss Annie Thomp
son.— Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Page and
Harry Walker left Sunday for Reed's
| Cap on a two days' hunting trip. They
; returned Tuesday, accompanied bv
j their grandmother. Mrs. Hutchinson
I and aunt. Miss Nellie Hutchinson.
I They were successful in bringing home
i two wild turkeys, rabbits and squir-
I r e,s - —Wednesday evening the follow
ing were entertained at the home of
! Mr. and Mrs. William Walker with a
| wild turkey dinner: Mr. and Mrs C C
I Page. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker and
son Max. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Hopple.
Mr. and Mrs. Banks Page, Mr. and
Mrs. Morton Page. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv
Reaeliam. Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss
Nelle Hutchinson, of Reed's Gap. and
Lawrence Knight.—Kenneth Rounslev.
of Penbrook, is visiting his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Rouns
ley.—Mrs. Grace Peitzler and children
spent the week at Enola.—Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Kipp and daughter, Mrs.
.John Brinton. who had been visiting at
Harrisburg, have returned home.
John Vincent, of Houtzdale, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tavlor.
—Miss Helena Clouser, of Harrisburg.
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Pellow.—Mrs. Carrie Smith, of Car
lisle, and Mrs. Sallie Sponsler, of New
port, were guests of Mrs. J. C. Hall.
Mrs. James Rounsley and daughter
Anna were at Harrisburg Tuesday.—-
J. Grant Schwa rz. of Harrisburg. called
on friends in town.—William West, of
Malvern, visited D. M. Rlckabaugh
and family. Mrs. O. Wagner and
Orande were Harrisburg visitors on
Saturday.— Mrs. Calvin 11 err and chil
dren. of Lancaster countv, arc visil
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs G E
Beaver.
New Church Steward Is
Collecting Preacher's Salary
Rife. Pa.. .Nov. 13.-O. W. N~r.ll lias
sold his home HIHI blacksmith stand t .
Charles Feldt; of Elizabethville. and
will move to Mi'^rshurff.—The R<»\.
Mr. Rhoads and family, of the United
Brethren Church. called at Frank For
ney's on Sunday.—Miss Amelia Sliriver.
of f'nrtin, called on her ppr»nts Tn»r~"
—William Shaffer atol family, of Cur
tln, called on friends here on Sundav
—Samuel and Mace Fulkrood ami
families called on Montsromerv Phil
lips on Sunday.—Frank Forn'ev has
been elected steward of the United
Brethren Church and is collecting the
i preacher's salary this week.
joRCHESTRX AT ELIZABETIIVILLR
By Special Correspondence
KHzabethvillc. Pa., Nov. J3. jn r
and Mrs. F. Ammerman, of Shamokln
spent several days with Mrs. Emma j!
Bressler, and Mr. Ammerman spoke
on missions in the Reformed Church
on Sunday evening.—Air. and Mrs
Arthur E. Swab, of La Plume, autoeii
|to this place und spent several days
[with his parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
j Swab. An orchestra of young men
| has been formed with J. H. Lyter as
| director.—Mrs. E. J. Heiinian and
, children spent the week with her
(parents at Lebanon.—A Lutheran Sun
| day school convention will meet hers
|on November 20.—Joseph Bufflngton
and family, of Miffllntown, spent sev
eral days with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bufflngton.—Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert H. Weaver spent several days
with her parents at Lykens.—Mrs. J.
E. Beam was operated on at the
Harrisburg hospital and is reported
as doing well. — Earl K. Romberger is
attending a Sunday school conven
tion of the Susquehanna conference
at Wilkes-Barre. —The Rev. James E.
Beam spent Tuesday at Harrisburg.—
Mrs. Ella J. Klinger-and daughter left
on Tuesday for Wilkes-Barre and
Shamokin. —'Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
lilegle spent Wednesday at Harris
burg.—Mrs. A. E. Grove and daugh
ter Hilda' are visiting at Altoona.—
Miss Annetta Romberger is home
from Thaxton, V«., where she taught
I music.
j DIRECTORS ATTEND MEETING
Enders, Pa.. Nov. 13. John C.
Fitting and Marion Fitting attended
the Dauphin county school directors'
meeting at Harrlsburg on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer of
Dauphin were visitors at the home
of Ira P. Snyder on Wednesday.
John IT. Lyter Just completed a hand
some atone porch in front of his resi
dence. —• T. J. Hoffman had his
remodeled home painted. The
painters started work on the Lutheran
church on Thursday. The te&chem
of Jackson township are attending
Institute at Harrlsburg tills week.
The Rev. W. M. Koppcnliaver of
Macungle i» visiting at the home of
J. Henry Paul.
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