PAGE FOUR MOUNT JOY, PA. 6 Mos.,, 50c. 3 Mos., 25c. " Joy “Star and News ates on Request. HAPPENINGS IN ERED IN AND AROUND THAT THRIVING COMMUNITY SINCE LAST WEEK sick list. a business trip to town Monday. Miss Esther Vogle visited her ter at Elizabethtown on Sunday. spending the day in our village. Lebanon Sundayed in our village. day. lin Buller. Mr. and Mrs. George in frineds. N. to friends. ough council has appointed the fol-| Ruth a: t: Mr. and Mrs. “ing personality and a striking gift Mrs. Jno. Dyer spent Tuesday at!lowing committees: Law, H. (A. B. Groff a »n, Nelson and in dramatic art. West Fairview, with her daughter, | Brandt, W. H. Engle; health, i. A.'gauchter. Fl * Bast Peters- A birthday surprise party was held Mrs. John Hawk. | Shiffer, E. A. Fackler; finance, W.|hure and PI tenheim of Mil- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George | Mr. Fred R. Gaul of Wernersville, | H. Engle, I. A. Shiffer; public safety, | wankee. W Wanner in honor of their daughter, | made a pleasant call on friends in !John Gise, H. H. Good, randt — Clara’s tenth birthday. A social even- | § our village Monday. { public works, H. H. Good, H. H ing was spent in playing games after | Mr. George S. Vogle slaughtered | Brandt, John Gise. SAI UNGA which refreshments were served. |g a 401 pound porker for Mr. Francis ee a : Among those present were: Miss Neideigh on Tuesday. ! RHE EMS Mr. Elias Aungst received word of Clara Wanner, Carl Houseal, Walter | & A welcome guest arrived at the ’ > his brother-in-law, Mr. Myers’ Houseal, Nancy Rife, Louis Buller, | home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Royer. on meme | funeral on Monday. Maxine Barnhart, George Wanner, * Saturday. It’s a son. : Ie Mr. ay Mrs. Simon L. Heisey| Messrs. M. M. Newcomer and A. Margaret Keener, Joseph Keener, | Miss Margaret Musselman Har- | spent last week visiting among rela- | M. Kolp had their houses wired and Ruth Keener, Isaiah Engle, Alma 4 risbung, spent Sunday oer hes in the vicinity of Lancaster. |will soon feel well lit up. Sload, Frank Engle, Eleanor Barn- | eb. Mr. and JF." 11. \8.| Mr. Horac Vill transacted busi-| Mrs. Rebecca Hawk of York, spent hart and John Keener. & Musselman. ATS 1 ness relative to his occupation in this|a week with her father, J. Z. Kline, Friday evening, February 1, an-|Q Me Wm. Shand j twor Of (Place one day last week. [who is still on the sick list. other number of the Maytown Chau-|$ sSekrived i mod will | Monday being a holiday, the ten| Mrs. Amanda Herr and son, Ira at- tauqua will be held in the Maytown | Mr. and Mrs. [inch snow furnished the necessary [tended her brother, Christian Mann’s Hall at 8 o’clock. The entertainers | eir ie wits Wn Garvey. Mis? Katie of Middletown ’ are spending week inf town and relativeg and friends. m and Ella A DAY OF PRAYER WAS The president presided and thanksgiving that the submitted this amendment, prayer for the ratification states and for Pennsylvania’s aid. Miss Helen Lefever conducted congress also and what can our Union and we members do Response given by Misses Dannald. Miss Mary E. W. Garber. Rev. IL Toe to Patriotism. the state of Pennsylvania to vote at the amendment. Miss Detwiler then read ‘“‘Sidelight on Coal Shortage Situation.” The service closed with The Aaronic Benediction. re etl eee. CASE OF TWO HOGS Acquittal of Men Charged With Car- rying Off Porkers The first case attached for trial in Room No. 2, of the Lancaster county court, before Judge Hassler, was that of two brothers, Charles and Edward The secutor alleged ight of January 3 two small hogs e stolen from the J. E. Baker farm, near Marietta, which he farmed. Suspicion being directed t the Zimmerman brothers, a nt was secured to search the defendants’ premises, when the car- cass of one hog and one-half of the carcass of another were discovered in a first floor room. These hogs were identified as ones that were stolen. As Brinser and the constable entered the premises, Charles, the older brother, left by 2 rear door and was not apprehend until a week later. In their defense the Zimmermans alleged that Char'cs had bought the two porkers from an unknown for- signer, paying: $1.50 for them, and that no atter®pt was made to conceal the presense of the hogs. The jury rendered a verdict of not guilty. ‘ ———e Cree. That’s the Kind to Have William Stauffer, a Lititz man, has 83 Plymouth Rock hens. They turn- ed out 120 eggs last week. two hogs. that on the n The Star and News| Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1 A YEAR Entered at the post office at Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class mail matter. The consolidation of the entire sub scription lists of the Florin “News,” the Landisville “Vigil” and the Mt. make this pa- r an exellent advertising medium. “ HUSTLING FLORIN WHAT OUR REPORTERS GATH-|M. Wormley sp Mr. Jno. Wachstetter is on the Mr. Harper F. Myers of York, |street floor on Saturday evening the | when slaughtered will dress on an bethtown, spent a few days with Mr. spent Sunday in the village. strong Ephrata team. average of 450 pounds apiece. This and Mrs. Abram Sload. : Mr. J. E. Loucks of York, made Prof. Rose, of Harrisburg, present- | is considered a good record. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sload 3nd al spent a few S18 Miss Frances Nealy of Marietta, is Misses Esther and Ethel Dunkel of Mr. F. B. Knenan of Baltimore, : spent Monday at the Florin Hotel. { Mr. Harry Loucks of Paradise, { called on Florin friends on Sunday. Mrs. Ed. Krodle of Elizabethtown, spent Sunday here with her parents. [cepted a similar position at the fit of the East Petersburg Branch. The work rooms of the Maytown Mr. Chas. F. Schneider of Phila- | Greenblott store on South Market | There will be four classes, two spell- Branch were well filled with workers delphia, is here on a visit to friends. | street. : . |ing, geographical and general infor- on Tuesday and Wednesday of this Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Boyd of Pitts- Harry Myers slipped on the icy! mation. Outside talent will partici- week, and the following articles were burgh, were week-end visitors to pavement on Kast High street on|pate ih the program, including the F. made: 31 fracture pillows, 18 T- town. { Thursday afternoon and broke his and M. quartette, of Lancaster, who bandages, 10 shirts, 5 suits of pa- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Witmer an-| nose, which caused him a great deal! il sing. jamas, 1 dozen handkerchiefs and nounce the birth of a daughter Sun- [of pain. The necessary medical at-| Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Gingrich enter- one knit sweater. Mrs. Harry Stokes of Hanover, is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Em- | Longenecker Krall of solved, the former withdrawing from Steelton, are here on a visit to Flor- Mr. P. H. McClellan of Rochester, | Demy and Detra. Y., is here on a several days visit | McAllister | the side walks. the vicinity visiting | of Elizabethtown, loaded a car load |day moved from the Feist home to APPROPRIATELY OBSERVED The local W. C. T. U. observed the| 1 Day of {Prayer for the ratification of |being heated the National Prohibition amendment on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I. D. Stehman, in this place Rev Thomas Roberts led in the prayer of | Rock had a by the | | Mr. Peter R. Kraybill, son of Mr. family where they enjoyed a duck and Mrs. S. S. Kraybill arrived at the | dinner, good enough for a prince. a Forum, What is our State planning as to secure ratification. | Laura Long, Carrie Nissly and Pauline Mac- Detwiler sang | very effectively “The Shadows of the [conte Evening Hour,” accompanied by Mrs. | A. MacDan- nald then gave an address on the [this place, was confined to his bed a | come back to enjoy the good things liquor traffic as being a Menace to [few days last week which improved | from the fraternal table and enter Public Health, Public Morals, and a | The president read the Resolution, Resolved, That we endorse the Pro- hibition amendment and respectfully | being held ask the members of the legislature of | Brethren in this place, are well at- the earliest possible moment to ratify Zimmerman, charged by Irwin Brin- | practically all the Eastern cities, is | Horace Detwiler. ser, of Marietta, with the theft of {slowly (Juail, where they are fed. Right close | Prizes THE MT. JOY STAR AND NEWS ELIZABETHTOWN EAST PETERSBURG MAYTOWN Yirsolves. Held a Birthday Party—Red Cross Local Firm Dissolves Partnership— Broke Nose in a Fall—President Miss Anna Mary Landis on Wednes- Rooms Filled—The Next Chau- . tauqua Number Friday Even- of Council Appoints Com- day afternoon. I mittees [| H. C. Reinhold purchased the ing—Personals | Scott property, on South Main street, - Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kersey, a | oo Ps pes Dr. G. M. Graybill Mrs. H. P. Frank spent a few days \ in York with relatives and friends. | daughter. arty. 3 i i | property Roy Andes, of Camp Miss Mabel Whittell, of Columbia, C. G. Reese was re-elected a Tem. | Private | ) ber of the board of health, Meade, Md., was home with his par- spent a few days with Miss Mary The Red Cross met at the home of Leonard Keech, of Philadelphia, is ‘ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Andes, on Heisey. visiting friends in the borough. | Sunday. Miss Mary C. Houseal, of Lancas- Misses Bessie and Mary Wormley | Revival services are being held in ter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar were recent visitors to Lancaster. | the Evangelical Church every even- Shank. To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barley, of ing. The pastor, Rev. C. M. Layton, Miss Betty Blocher, of York, Palmyra, formerly of this borough, a | pag charge. visited her sister, Mrs. Alfred Sut- son. Messrs. B. F. Kauffman, Clayton ecliffe. of Coatesville, is Lester Hoover, Mrs. William visiting his mother, Burke, Miss Alice Sterner, of Lancaster, % | P. R. R. Operator Chas. H. Worm- | Geib, Norman Beimesderfer and John ley, spent a few days in Philadelphia | Ferry attended the Philadelphia auto this week. | show this week. i Mrs. R. A. Smith of Coffeetown,| The W. C. T. U. held their month- spent a few days with Fred Deimler ly meeting at the home of Mr. and visited her mother, Mrs. Amanda and family. [Mrs. Herman Gingrich. The regular Sterner. H. G. Albert and family moved to | business was trasacted and an inter- Charles Welshans, of Hummels- town, visited his mother, Mrs. Lillian Welshans. Samuel C. Johnstin, of Hershey, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Johnstin. Mrs. John Weaver and children, of Rheems, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Boll. 4 Mrs. Harvey Wright, of Philadel- phia, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sload. J Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sload, of Eliza- | Annville on Thursday where they will [nek their future abode. { Mrs. Stella R. Wormley and daugh- | ter Miss Grace, and Miss Margaret ent Tuesday in Phila- esting meeting resulted. Last Sunday morning Holy Com- munion was observed in the Trinity Reformed Church. The pastor Rev. |J. R. Rothermel, had charge of the service. There was a large number of communicants. Lemon Forney, butcher, slaughter- delphia. John J. Missemer, of Hugo, Col., | and Garfield W. Missemer, of Boston, were among relatives and friends in [ed two hogs at the Neffsville the borough. | Brethren Home which weighed 523 The girls’ basket ball team have as | and 453 pounds respectively. There their opponents on the South Poplar! are six more hogs at the Home, and {ed a program of community songs at At the annual congregational meet- dren, of Philadelphia, days with Mr. and Mrs. Warren - | the Masonic Homes on Saturday ing of the Zion Lutheran Church, evening, for the benefit of the the following officers were elected. Sload. ! : guests. | Elder, J. G. Bigler; Deacons, M. W. __ Ralph Shireman, stationed at the U. S Marine Barracks, at Philadel- phia, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Jeffries Shireman. Mrs. Amos Cassel and son, Frank and Miss Viola Johnstin returned to their home in Reading, after spend- ing the past month with Mr. and Mrs. | J. Frank Johnstin. i The council is holding under con- | Heisler and J. B. Miller; Trustees, A. sideration the installing of the Game |B. Groff and P. M. Gerfin, They well fire alarm system in the engine [were installed by the pastor, Rev. J. house on South Market street and | F. Knittle, at the regular Sunday over the borough. | morning service. Miss Anna Frederick, who has been| (On Saturday evening a Red Cross clerk in the Eshenauer store on East spelling bee will be held in the East High street for several years, has ac- Petersburg Fire House, for the bene- Miss Faville is recognized among tained the following guests on Sun- SATURDAY, FEBRU NN The Kind You Have Always Bought, and thi in use for over over 30 years, has borne the s and has been made un (PT sonal supervision since Allow no one to deceive YoU this, All Countertcits, Imitations and * Just-as-good Bare but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the'S, Infants and Children—Experience against What is GASTOE] FIA" Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor SIA Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. | contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other marcotic subs nce. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty yers it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, flatulency,. Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishigg pricing therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Sowelsps the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and Lytyr-rs sleeps The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 7 = DANN § ANN RRR Ro BL 0 e / In Use For Over 30 Years | The Kind You Have Always Bought “NTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, tention was rendered. S : : the best singers in Pittsburgh and is The partnership existing between day: Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Hostetter 2 ; and Demy, implement|and daughters, Nettie and Miriam; endowed with a delightful lyric so- {dealers of this place, has been dis-/ Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Forney and prano voice which she knows how to use well. She was an organist in one | of the prominent churches and her] services are requisitioned by artists of real worth. Coupled with her musical ability, she possesses a win- daughters, Mary Elizabeth and. Helen Frances, of Lancaster; Mp. and Mrs. Hiram G. Mentzer and sson, Herbert i and daughter a of Ephrata; Mr. President H. T. Horst, of the bor-i,nd Mrs. A stetter, daughters |the firm and a new partnership has ibeen formed under the name of on that evening will be “Bryn Mawr | Entertainers,” composed of Prof.| John F. Chambers and Miss Marian Faville. Mr. Chambers is a dramatic reader and interpreter of plays and| |amusement for all workers to clean |funeral at Mountville on Saturday | afternoon. B. Hambright, the potato king Mr. and Mrs. Eicherly on Thurs- {of tubers for Harrisburg last Mon-|the house vacated by the Westen- Y: \ 1 b iday and Tuesday. hafer family. is known from coast to coast. On! ] ) {ron | tll dll [ { Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Kraybill and| Mr. Jacob Musser was elected as the teaching staff of a well-known | Jy it 5 / daughter, Ada of this place, were [Deacon in the Church of the Breth- school of expression for five years, he | § 07 sts of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rutt of ren at Petersburg, on Saturday to has had as his pupils some of the | 1tbethtown last Sunday. serve in this district. leading actors of the American stage. & he Rheems school houses are| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eby and Mr. He has coached and produced dozens |& with Bituminous coal | Norman Bear and Miss Martha Eby of plays. ¢ vs the past three weeks and the smoke [spent Sunday at Petersburg with A workers’ Conference of the Co- | ASK TO SEE THE 66. THE ONLY MACHINE WITH ALL goes up the chimney just the same. the former's brother, Elias Eby and lumbia Chapter of the American Red | THE ABOVE QUAEITIES COMBINED. Cross was held at the home of Mrs H. M. North, in Columbia, which was | [sland Camp in good shape and Mrs. Susan Newcomer, Miss Bar- attended by a large delegation of the | (finding the weather quite cold with! bara Newcomer, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Maytown Branch members. Through | | plenty of snow. Newcomer and Mr. and Mrs. Ray- the kindness of Amos Shenk, of Row- | School directors Ebersole and Mil- | mond Hiestand attended the funeral enna, a large bob sleigh conveyed the | ler of West Donegal township spent of the Waltz baby at Hossler’s church Maytown party to Columbia and! {one day last week visiting a number |on Wednesday. back. Those in the party were: Mrs. of schools reaching the Rheems The snow sure arrived on time and C. C. Hicks, Mrs. E. E. Grove, Mrs. | school during the afternoon. just outside of our yard the fence is John Roath, Mrs. Anna H. Mackley, | Mr. Christian Heisey, son of Mr. so completely snowed under that we Mrs. Albert Risser, Mrs. Howard | {and Mrs. Jacob W. Heisey arrived imagine a transference to Siberia, Shireman, Mrs. William J. Lowe, Miss ! with a car load of cattle, hogs and where the beautiful supplants and Marie Harter, Miss Mabel Yeagle, | sheep from Luculus, Pa., which he surpasses all imaginable freaks in na- Miss Goldie Fry, Miss Adella Grove, | mplates to dispose of at private | ture. Miss Milder Engle, Miss Millie Gar-| Then we wish that our dear boys ber, Mrs. R. Patterson, Rev. William ! the post master of | may be well sheltered and fed and J. Lowe and Milton Shank. SPORTING HILL { Mr. and Mrs. Martin Horst spent Sunday with Melvin Geib and family at Mount Hope. i Mr. and Mrs. Levi Seitz spent Sun-| | sale. ! Frank Shank, his condition to such an extent that into the kind fraternal feeling of [he is attending to his daily duties as|good neighbors in a free and hapny { usual. | country. The You, as well as, ourselves these prosperous days where every farmer of LOO evening meetings the Church of the series by & x & * J J J eS * SS x * J J x O x eS * LJ 0 x 0 & LJ & & J * 0 * tS & * CJ LLLLLLOLOOOO0O0OOOOOOOOOOCOOCOOOOOO00000O0000O0000Y The Singer REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES OF MACHINES. CALL OR ADDRESS. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 14 E. Orange Street, Lancaster or 410 Locust Street, Columbia SULULLLL0000000000000000000000000000000000CCOBR000ECCC00000000C0000000OOOOOOOONONND WWNIIIOUVLIVVLDILLWOLVLLVLODOO00O0O00000000000DLO0OO0000OO0O. | you meet walks around with a bulg- tended considering the condition of |ing pocket book and full breast the weather and will continue for | plates, as proof of prosperity in to- Ipart of this week. { bacco culture and nearly all other D. G. Brinser received a car load | crops. jof nut coal last Tuesday, the news | - spread so rapidly that in a very short | time teams arrived from various di- day with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seitz at Mount Hope. 1 Paul Sumpman spent the week-end | in the home of his uncle, Wayne | Stauffer at Mechanicsville. | ' Mr. and Mrs. William Rice and | son, Clarence, spent Sunday at Pen- NEWTOWN rections for their portion of about 5 | ig in the home of Emanuel Sheats hundred pounds. The car load | I Wir iM And Degl iE Jiminished so quickly that it only Our Fossey man, Mr. fags] Yo neegie i San ee asted for several days. : Myers is a to attend to his duties ARS J ? hi \ entices yer! again, of Harrison Miller and Daniel Nis sley. | |B | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hesslet spent Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Kopp and HEAVY SNOW STORM TIED UP Sunday at the h f Mr. H TRAFFIC. THRU THIS SECTION | F3205Y 5 the home of far Henry - .., | Miss Esther Walters of Florin, in company With | spent Sunday at the home of Mr. day in the home of Joseph Wicken- i heiser. Word was received during the past Lancaster county, | week that John Rohrer, formerly of | a | } recovering from the effects of | one of the worst snow storms that | has struck this section in years. . Mr. E. A. Engle of near this place, i3 Spending fanstk Je Syracuse, New jand will be sent here for burial. Misses Anna and Mae Hahn of Landisville, spent Saturday and Sun- day with their grandmother, Mrs. Louisa Rhoads. The Spelling Bee that was held at In| point of snowfall, the storm which | [started Sunday about midnight and | | continued until late Monday noon, broke all records. It is estimated | that, swept by a forty-mile gale, over | Miss Lottie and Mr. Wilson Nis- sley, of Union Square, spent Friday | evening in the home of their sister, | Mrs. Samuel Garman. 18 During the past week Miss Bender | and Mr. Baughey accompanied by | 0 {eleven inches of snow fell in about i " : oe hours. This, added to the thick | this Place wal 2 Fuooess. Owing to their pupils and several others, took | r , ! the unfavorable weather conditions dv : Sores fcovering that already obliterated the [the entire program could not be had. Sdveriage of the nice sleighing. They | : ¢ in the following schools: Elm Tree, taught by Raymond Geib; Back | Run, taught by Elizabeth Workman, | and Naumanstown, taught by Anna i ground, buried the earth to an un- believable depth. Mount Joy had but early Monday morning, after which i There were some fine recitations and | dialogues. Three classes were taught: one trolley | two spelling and one general in- [formation class. The first class, a there was nothing doing until late spelling class was for children 14 | Iraver. They report having had an | | that evening. The train service on the | years and under and taught by Mr. | excellent time. | 2 WIUULLDOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOONON Pennsylvania Railroad was also crip-| CA. Greider. The prizes in this] pled but Tuesday cars and trains class were awarded to Misses Edna | Ream’s Next Sale were running a little nearer schedule. | Hyper, Mary Wagenbach and Ruth; On Saturday, Feb. 9th, Mr. Ed. The roads are badly drifted and our|Neideigh. The second, a spelling class | Ream will sell an express load of] rural folks are encountering con- |g taught by Mr. M. George Smith. | Indiana and Obio horses, colts and | siderable difficulty in getting to town. | The prizes in this class were awarded ' mules at public sale at his stables in | —_— |to Misses Beulah Detwiler and Edna | this place. They consist of general | Feeding Quail {Huber and Mr. Samuel Kyser. The purpose and extra good road horses, On the Masonic Homes tract there third, a general information class both trotters and pacers, ranging in | has been constructed shelter for|was taught by C. A. Greider and the age from 3 to 8 years and weighing | 4 were awarded to Misses 1,000 to 1,600 pounds. Any person they have a fine Mildred Krall and Catherine Brene- having a Spring sale should attend man and Mr. Gingrich. this sale. 2t to the Borough flock which is being cared for. daughter Edith of Ephrata, spent aH this village, died at Osborne, Ohio, |= A AEA VOTO 00 HOTEL MARKERT DD. O’DONNELLs*PROPR. 113-115 South Eight 8t., Philadelphia 1 LL Especially recommended to the traveling public throughout the state. Commodious rocms. Steam heat. Fine cuicine. Low rates. Good German kitchen. Meals at all hours. LOLLLLLLOLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOCOO0OOOOOOOOTOO H.C. BRUNNER Good Furniture oF Is the only kind I sells“Furnture that is Furniture ROCKERS, MIRRORS, HALL RACKS, EXTENSION TABLES CHINA CLOSETS, KITCHEN CABINETS |, In fact atiything and everything in the Furniture Line Undertaking and Embalmjng LARANNIIIIVIOVVLOLVLOLVLOOVOO0COOCO0OCOOCOOCCOCOOOOOOOOONON
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