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JULY 30, 1902.
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FLORIN, PENNA. WEDNESDAY,
Donegal Springs RHEEMS STATION.
|
Constable Bennett a Busy Man.
On Thursday night George Shate
was arrested by Constable Bennett
at Mount Joy, and locked up over
He was given a hearing by
‘Squire CB. Hershey on Friday
morning and the costs, amounting
to $4, were imposed. George Poff
who when BShatz was
MOUNT JOY BOROUGH.
Happenings of the Week Told in a Brief
Yet Interesting Manner.
The telephone at McElligott’s
cigar and tobacco store, was taken
Salunga Notes
Miss Annie 18
friends in New Jersey
MANY LOCAL NOTES.
What Tradspires in the Bisy Villagé
Wist 6f Here
Abe Sload, plasterer, of Maytown
and a force of men began work on
A. C. Rutherford was at Lancas= Garber visiting
ter last week What Transpired in Our Busy Village
Since the Last Issue.
The Methodist picnic on Saturday
was well attended.
Miss Bertha Ishler
home on a vacation.
Joe Tuck and family of Philadel=
phia are visiting A, B. Greider.
The oats harvest will be a
thing of the past,
soon
night.
Miss Isther Rupp returned home
week with her the new school louse.
The Donegal schoolyard fence will :
out this week,
Mrs. John Suyder and children
of York is] . :
after spending a
friend at Steelton
soon be treated to a coat of white—
wash.
Seventeen thousand bushel of
interferred
St
William Walker and William
C. H. Reider, is the apprentic at
Annie Kauffman of Landisville,
h:
we retilriied to their Home at
E. H. Reider’s saddlery:.
Roanoke, Va,
taken into custody, was atrested and
wheat was purchased at the Rheem¢
warehouse from Jan. 1st, 1902 to
spent I'riday and Saturday with A.
oy given a hearing by ’Squire Ricker.
M. Garber, and family. L gq
The costs, $5.17, were paid.
A colored tiamp was arrested on
Thursday evening by constable E.
K. Bennett and locked up. He was
given a hearing Friday morning be:
fore ’Squire Hershey and was left
go on promising to leavethe town at
Wintermoyer were out blackberry-
ing on Sunday.
fe An educated turtle is the latest FalE 15. foun
around Carmany’s store. ra CR
Bert Fisher and wife of Lancaster
spent several days in towh.
Who took shoe string express for
Joint on Saturday evening?
Mrs, Ed. Stoll, will leave for het
llome at Ptttsburg, today.
Mrs. Sarah Stohler, of Wrights-
ville, was in town on Tuesday.
A native of Africa will lecture in
the U. B. church this evening.
Miss Bertha Vogle of Lancaster,
is visiting her grandparents in town.
Andrew Hostetter, was the guest
of his father several days last week.
| Miss Ella Easton of Lancaster was
| the guest of her mother on Stinday.
Lizzie Walters, was the guest of
her son at Columbia a few days last
ide On Friday, July 18, to Irvin
the Mount Joy
yard
the
m a
it to
l no
n all
ed by
no
8 to rub
hf town
icie our
that is
tb visitors
er, ess
thie com—
¢“Johah”
won
J. Y. Kline of Florin, built thé
chimney on the new school, starting
in the cellar walling an 8 inch pipé
Bricker, and wife of
township, a son.
John Shelly, of Philadelphia, is
sojoutning among friends in town
Jonas B., Nissley and wife spent
Thursday with Mrs. Nissley’s father
Daniel S. Hetr, at Bast Petersburg.
Quite a number of our young folks
attended the joint picnic of the Kast
Petersburg Sunday Schools, at]
Penryn last Wednesday
H. H. Hess and wife, of
Danville, M. H Hess and wife
Willow street, and Aaron Hegs and
Sunday
A large number of our
people attended the festiyal at Flor-
in on Saturday evening and on Sun
day Landisville was the attraction.
young
to make a good draft.
for several days. ; :
y One car load of tobacco war load=
ed on the warehouse siding in this
place last Friday purchased by Gu
r’ . .
Zook, of Lancaster city:
A certain party in this vicinity
was loading stumps on a wagon
the other day when he saw a snake.
After giving a friend fifty cents to
remove the snake, he was afraid to
unload the stumps for fear he might
D. R. Wagner and wife are en—
joying the sea breezes at Atlantic{
City for a week. Cr——
Mrs. Phil. Pyle and little son, of | . Feast at Rei¢h’s:
Uniontown, are visiting the family tl ee evening a Love
of John F. Pyle. Feast and feet washing, one of the
Dr. T. F. McElligott had a neat {quaint customs of the River Rreth=-
sign bung in front of his cigar and |ren denomination, was celebrated
tobacco store on Monday. at Reich’s meeting house. The
brethren came from far and near to
the services, and the attendance was
New
of

H. H. Bard of ear Elizabethtown
has captured 42 moles from April
Ist to July 19, catching the most
of them in the sweet potato grotind;
ed
wife of Lancaster; spent
with A B Hershey and wife
see more.
The News of Newtown.
Mrs. John K. Witmer is slowly
recoving from a severe spell of sick-
During the thunder storm last
Friday morning, lightning struck
into the barn of Paris Rohrer and
splintered the rafters at the gable
end and went to the foundation.
Myr. Rohrer was in the horse stable
at the time and the shock knocked
him and two mules down.
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Death of Mrs. Mary Engle
Mrs. Mary Engle, widow of the
late Hiram Engle, of Marietta, died |
at the home of her son-in-law, John
K. Miller, of Maytown, at ten
o’clock on Sunday evening. On Sat:
urday; while visiting her son-in-law
she suffered an attack of paralysis—
the third which she had experienced
—but lingered until th. end came at
the above-named hou . Mrs. Engle
was a member of the River Breth-
ren Church; Her husband, who
died twenty-eight years ago, was a
vety prominent fruit grower in the
tipper end of the county. Deceased
is survived by two sons—Alvin H.
and H, Wilson, both of Philadel-
p'.ia—and two daughters=-Eliza—
beth, wife of John K. Miller, of
Maytown; and Emily, wife of Sam
uel Greidery of wunear Mount Joy.
The funeral will be held at Reich’s
meeting-hoise at ten o’clock this
morning. Interment in the adjoin-
ing graveyard. ;
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Amos C, I'riday, Ex-Treasurer
West Donegal School Board, was itt
town Saturday morning early, on
business and inspecting the school=
John Hiestand of Philadelphia,
spent several days with his uncle,
B. E. Hiestand, of this place.
Call up 860B if in nced of any
electrical work or address Harry
Peopple, Box 92, Mount Joy.

ness.
The River Brethren
tion will hold harvest home seryices
at the home of Mrs. Mary Ioffman
on Saturday.
The Junior Cornet Band will
hold a festival on Saturday evening
Turn out and support the boys for
they deserve it.
1! The United Brethren
7 1School in this place, held their pic-
nie in the park on Saturday and in
spite of the clondy weather it was
well attended.
immense. The services were con.
ducted by the Revs, Aaron and
Jacob Martin, of Elizabethtown,
Jacob Hess, of Newtown, and Jonas
Mumma, of Florin. Thesé évents
invariably draw large audiences, a
great proportion of those in atten
dance going out of curiosity: It
is, however, one of the tenta of the
River Brethren faith and théy will
20 to no end of trouble to bé pres-
ent.
denomina-
house,
as
had
wind four
ersole, the
very sick at
f the result
of danger.
4 03 x—-2
¥ 1 3-3-0--1
8.
Undertaker and cabinent ihaker
Hottenstein, of near Elizabethtown,
passed through this place last Satur-
day delivering some of his find
furniture,
William Evans fence maker assis:
ted by the building committee;
West Donegal school board erected
a post fence on north side of school
mmer
week.
Miss Mary Beatty of Lancaster,
spent Sunday ih town with her par-
The large new scales at Philip
Frank’s malt aré now in
position and ready for service:
house

ents.
Fannie Fendrich, was the
of her parents at Bainbridge
Sunday.
James Fendrick and wife,
Bainbridge, were visitors to town on
Sunday.
Our congenial landlord Mr. Abel,
had quite a turnout on Saturday
evening.
David Able, of York, was the
guest of his father William Able, in
town on Sunday.
John Thuma and Casper Eater of
Marietta were the guests of William
Able on Sunday.
IH. H. Reider proprietor of Eagle
Quite a nunber of people attend= | Studio, of Elizabethtown, was in
ed the Lutheran Sunday School pic- | town on Monday.
nic at Lititz last Wednesday. Sane! Brubaker
~(lliveg Kaegel cut a deep gash in| Lebanon, were the guest of Thomas
his loft leg at TW®-kmec While” cUttamStoler on Sunday.
. ~
ing wood near Kaegel’s mill last| = C7¢M¢ -and Herber or and
Bert Fisher, were out on a fishing
guest
on
Simon R. Nissley and Katie I.
Berto, both of Rapho township,
were granted a marriage license.
Sunday
a H. H. Strickler, and wife have grotind.,
returned after a very pleasant visit
to friends at New Bloomfield, Pa.
The Water Committee had intend
ed to clean the reservoiron Sunday
but it was postponed on account of
muddy water.
The Pennsylvania Railroad paint.
ers de now bitsy painting the rail-
road bridge at the New Haven
street crossing,
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Dental Parlofs Removed.
The Progressive Dental Parlors,
which heretofore occupied rooms
224:26 of the Woolwortli Building,
Lancaster, have moved tlieir quarters
to 26 East King street, over the
Union Trust Co. An attractive an
appears in another column of this
paper. Their workis A No 1, as all
will and do say that were treated.by
these dentists, Dr. C. I... Thourot
and Dr. W. Spry Hurlock. Pain-
less extractions, full sets of teeth
$4.00, and (old crowns, 22K $2.50.
What moredo you want?
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A.
The bell purchased by the school
Board fivith a Laiicaster firm weights
450 lbs, This Will be an addition
to the bells of the town. This will
be a very prominent one.
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East Donegal Items.
We will have a slashing crop of
ay bill each made [corn this year.
5. Frederick Fletcher, a student at
Lehigh college, is home on his sum-
mer’s vacation.
Harry Miller, who is employed
with Jac. S. Musser, has recovered
after a spell of sickness,
e deciding game,
a triple and three
E. Ii: Heisey the only applicant
eXamited for the rural mail routd
from tliis place through West Done:
gal, has taken orders for nearly 75
mail boxes along the route which
the irispeclor viewed:
Abe Fornédy has Albert Gises
carpenter of E’tow, is
a large tobacco shed on his
near tliis place for Daniel Shank;
tenant farmer who has 10 acres of
tobacco planted and in fine con=
ditions.
d make a good
he stuff —both in
the bat.
all, Florin has base
b enough to support a
y certainly did on
the ladies
ell as thefoemir,
The Tobacco Growers’ Associat—
ion will hold a meéting on Saturday
August 2, at the Experimental
Station near Marietta.
erecting
and wife, of
farm

Elmer Givens and his painters are
busy decorating the large brick
school house in this place. It will
take some time to complete this job.
t Joy Wins:
team took the giuget
Lititz aggregation
by administeting a coat
h to the tune of 15 to 0.
people could not locate
urves and the local team’s
hme, at once accounts for
in-pectioh of Tobacco:
On Thursday morning County
Commissioners M. L. Greider, Lewis
J. Kirkand Jacob M. Henderson;
and Messrs. Samuel W. Diller,
Jacob Groff and H. Will, of Lan-
caster, and County Auditor G. G.
Lindsay, of East Donegal, inspected
the tobacco being grown at the
State experimental station on the
farm of Dr. H. M. Alexander:
Later they were entertained at a Landisville Gleanings
substantial at Wenger's Mrs. Harry Kacy of Pittsburg, id
Hotel, Maytown, by Commissioner visiting 'W. Il. Kacy and wife since
Saturday.
Sherman White, agent for the Bi
R. R. dt Bird-in-hand, was i
over Sunday.
Wednesday.
— expedition on Monday. v-
E. H. Rider and family spent
Sunday at Mastersonville, the guest
of Mrs. Rider’s parents.
Charles Schutte, of Lancaster, re-
turned home after spending a week
with his uncle in this place.
Henry Nissley of Florin, made a
search for water cldse to the ware
house wkere they contemplate drill
Kev. C. I. Behney is absent from
his home on a three weeks’ vacation
There will be no preaching services
in the Bethel until the sécoiid Sab-
bath in August.
Rapho Gleanings,
Blackberrying parties are numer-
ous in this community.
Supervisor Wm. Rice is greatly
improving the roads around here.
Death of Harriot P. Watson
Miss Harriet P, Watson, a daugh-
ter of the late Dr. Nathaniel Wat—
gon aiid a member ef one of the most
prominent families in the north-
western seetion of the county, died
at her home ¢“Millbauk,” near Met.
Joy; Monday. She was well-known
Lancaster city. The funeral,
which was private, was hdd
on Thursday morning at_10 o’clock,
with interment dt Donegal.
ing or digging a well in the neat
future and number of
strong streams, As vet they hg
§ an yet,
not fiilly decided where 0 will
locate the well.
ee
located a
John Rahm is haying an addition
built to his dwellitig on Manheim
street. When completed a bath tub
and fixtures will be placed in position
by John IH. Buohl.
The East Pennsylvania Eldership
of the Churches of God, will not be
held in Columbia this Fall in con-
— sequence of the epidemic wliich pre
A Desk Very Much inf Dispute: — | Lof10q in that place.
Samuel Sheaffer sold a writing
desk to Millard Foltz, several weeks
ago. It is alleged that Foltz did
not pay for the article he purchased,
and on Titesday evening Constable
David Kreiner
C.
Amos Geib and
caught a woodchuck on the P.
xeib farm, one day last week.
at.
Mount Joy.
r h reparing
Square in
Stipervisor Witmer is
| Market street from the
|
| this place to the Cross Roads.
Jacob Herr, who tenants John S.
Stauffer’s farm, has purchased Dr,
S. S. Brecht’s farm, near Union
Square. Mr. Herr intends to take
possession of it on April 1st. Mr, ening
Stauffer is on the lookout fora good Bat Herds holse ran. of 50
and reliable tenant farmer. E tI while tiod 1% front
FP —r——
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| of (Carmany’s store but no damage
in
WO
x arms r 11 aug r .
J. S. Carmany, wife and daughter dinner
Mary, were guests of Frank Shank
and wife, at Landisville, on Sunday
Henderson.
reat LS an
A Paralyied Cow.
Simon Rutt of West Donegal
township has a large well bred cow
that is paralyzed. She uses her
head and tail but i8 helpless other-
wise. She was found in the Conoy
creek, which flows thtoiigh the field,
It required the efforts of seven men
to remove her. It is no hew disease
but & tare ong, and one to whiclihe
greatest milkers and heayiest cows
are subject, wiien springing. Mr,
Rutt built a tent over her and will
try to save ler. Sig
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Wanted Push.
Some one called at a local store
the otlier day and asked one of the
clerks for ¢“Push.” The clerk look-
ed exclamiition points, stating they
bad no such thing: The deter—
mined ciutstonier would not giye up.
He wads then asked whether he
could point to it if he saw it. He
then owled the surroundings and
pointed to “Force.” He made
“force” and ¢“Pash” synonymous.

bh sd BEB

Miss Lizzie U. Kuiesel and Mr,
Harmon Miller, both of this place
were married on Thursday evening
by Rev. H. S. Hottenstein, at his
residence, at East Petersburg.
Howard Shickley and his
wedded wife of Philadelp
several days in thie place
the guests of Wm. Spro
W. W. Bennet of
connty, is assisting
gage at the railroa
camp on account ¢
traflic.
Miss Buelal
"3G Tyas p, - Q .
risduiyg, after spending 0 WEEeRS
with friends at Wilmington, Del.
of
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Totals 15
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Something Unusual,
David Wagner, who resides on
West Main street, Mount Joy, has a
hen that was a chick this spring.
Several days ago this young hen laid
an egy and to Mr Wagner's surarise
was done.
Mrs. Whissner, of Lancaster, Mrs,
[Harnish, and H. Wenger and wife,
of Mache; spent Sunday with W. Donaghy, accontpanied by Mr.
Sheaffer, went for and took the desk
Miss Estella Yeiser of Myerstown [i +10 latter's home. Tater Foltz
Lebanon county, was the gu st of brought_suit before "Squire Ricker.
Mrs. A. B. Hambright several days| After a number of witnesses were
the past week: heard the case was returned to court.
The base ball festival on Saturday TS
| success.
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Received a Reward:
ob H. Zeller, agent for the
range Co. of America,
a handsome present
a guarantee
Several
The members of the Mount Joy
Hall Association dug a hole about
twenty-five feet deep at the entrance
of the pool room, in the basement
of the Hall building, that will drain
the waste water after a tain.
the egg contained to yolks. Several
days later it laid another of the same
character. On Wednesday another
egg that was laid by the same hen,
was an egg with a hard shell inside
If any body has
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Mrs, I. D. Stehman and daughter
Jess, Misses Gertrude Metzger and
Grace Cling,” Miss Roberts,
Miss Haskell, ev. and
Mrs. Wayne Channell and children
of this place; are camping at Landis
ville.
J. C. Park, ore of the “boys” of
Marietta, spent the time very pleas-
antly in town oti Surday evening
in renewing acqtiaintance among
sweet- hearts of former days. The
laich string is always out for you
Clayton.
Christ Buohl and Harry Hilde-
brandt of town were at Mount Gretna
on Thursday calling on Frank Good
wha he is getting his cottage at
that place in shape to accomodate
his family who will occupy it.
William Widman jr. of Florin is re-
painting it. Mushy is also building
a stable for Dan’s comfort.
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Suit for Damagés
Mrs Minerva Eshleman of Mount
Joy; entered suit before Squire F
A Ricker against Pins Hennsell, in
trespass for the recovery of damag—
es which she alleged she sustained
by reason of spoiling a dress in dyes
ing it: ~The case was heard and held
by Squire Ricker under advisement
until this afternoon at 2 o’clock
evening was a grand
Thanks for the people’s support and
their liberal patronage.
of artother eg.
liens laying anything more unusual
than this, we would certainly be
glad to hear from them,
A iin
stopped off hefe as the guest
Christian Newconter and wife.
TO ee TU ode ee = NOOR
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Don’t forget the, festival to be
held in the park in this place on
Saturday. The Mount Joy Band
will furnish the music.
For the accommodation of
sengers to and from camp; the fol
lowing through trains will stop on
the P. RR. to Aug. 7. Daily,
Niagara Express west at 10.48 a. m,
and East Line west at 1,54 p.
Main Line Express east at 4.
m., Sundays only.
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Big Time at Newtown.
The Junior Cornet Band of New- :
just
Thomas Stoler our tinner
finished tining Michael Moore's big
chicken hatchery which is 148 feet
long. Mr. Moore will add another
100 feet before long.
Master Wiser, of near town, ere—
ated considerable excitement in
town on Monday when he drove the
streets of our town with a goat
hitched to a sulky. Sporty boy.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the U. B. church, of this place,
will give an interesting entertain—
ment on Sunday evening, August 3.) Churches of God, died July 21, at
No charge will be made and all are|pjs late residence in Orrstown,
invited te attend. ’ Franklin cornty; Pa.
town. has completed arrangements
for another festival to be held in the
Band Hall on Saturday evening
Aug 2. They invite everybody to
come and spend a pleasant evening.
Refreshments of all kinds will be
served and a visiting band will be
on deck and make the welkins ring
with sweet mhsic. Don’t miss it
for if you do you'll regret it.
Jac
prudential Inisu
early receives
bom the compaty as
his faithful services. =€
he received a beauty In the
nob a Wirge flag pearing the
and. stripes, 6x9 feet. Mr.
yaluessthe gift very highly.
Work of t5 ‘rphan’s Court.
1d ge Smith g the Orphans Court
bog 3 num! of others has pled
joations ess-the following cases.
becca and Peter Helman, Anna
sle Mount Joy; Catherine Shaup,
iq B. Myers, East D gnuegal. |
mu
10 p.
H. G. Musselman,of Philadelphia
who is-well known here, is off onan
extended trip to Denver, Colorado.
He is accompanied by his wife and
two childreti. They expect to re—
main in that city two weeks.
W. H. Kacy, the ticket agefit af
i the railroad station, received a very
—_——— | bad sprain in the back last Thurs—
Right You Are Percy. day while iinloading a large ice
A Maytown resident; who wore a cream freezer from one of the trains
No. 6 shoe, now walks about in a for the camp grounds, which will
No. 4. He has been washing his | Keep him from attending to his du=
feet iti alum water for four years |tiés for some time. His assistant
past fo reduce them. It would be | Edward Wilhelm, of Salunga, will
a good remedy for a long tongue.— | have charge of the station during
Marietta Register. i his absenee.

Samuel Kinsley, treasurer of the!
Housekeeper Wanted.
East Peuna. Eldership of the
Wanted a lady to keep house in a
family of three. Fair wages to good
lady. Applyat once to John Phelan
Mount Joy Pa.

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