Poon founayoneir wi
te basket. : .
Irene, arc spending several diys
Li the former’s parents, William
ttér ard wife, at Bachmanville,
f you intend doing any holiday
ertising, you should consider the
alletin, because it has more read-
ers in this co nmunity than any oth-
“er paper.
held
Rev. John
on Saturday
-
Brinser denomination
ervices at Ngamhome of
Longenecker, in tow:
evening and on Sunday morning
the M. E. church, +
(Rev. Amos Kaylor
Shearer were elected ministers of the
German Baptist church in this place
The vote was a tie which accounts
for both being elected to the samc
charge.
Wm, Neiman and Mrs. Emma
Stauffer were elected delegates by
the M. E. church to the HKpworth
League convention at Middletown,
which meets tomorrow and the day
in
and Samuel
following.
The. German Baptists held servi-
ces in the M. KE. church on Sunday
afternoon, which were largely at-
ded. The minister that had
ge of the meeting is a teacher
{lizabethiiown college.
ere
Kicked by a Horse.
khelm Wadgers seventeen years
filkelm Walters of
lives with Ephraim
s farm, near Maytown
ly injured on Friday
being kicked by a horse.
of water at the barn |
ted, the farm stock was
3 a 11 QO 2 1 rs
t a spring some dis
bh oung Wilhelm led
halter, The
im and then kicked |
left eye, inflicting
Mr. Hershey
first intimation he
was when young
n and fell
He carried the j
> house and hy
*. A. Har
Jered the
’
was
in
.| former
| . . .
Ire. A. B. Irambright and daugh | church in this ‘place, is vision.
{
animal |
Par .
town /
Abram H Young
Zeager, Mount
ship, were granted a marriage licen
S
towil-
and Minnie
Joy
both of
se yesterday
Philip Frank and three grand-
children arrived in New York city
yesterday I'he party is expected to
arrive in town today
ssi A emai
A Driving Accident.
A bad driving accident occurred
in this place on Saturday evening. |
George Sherbone, of near Maytown
and friend Miss Mary Easton, drove |
down town on their way to Mount
Joy, when their team collided with
another driven in the opposite di-
rection in front of John Beatty’s
restaurant The occupants of the
former team were thrown out, both
being badly bruised while the shafts |
of the vehicle were broken and the |
harness torn The other team and
occupants were not damaged
should be a warning fer
drivers
ete e——
Officers for 1903.
"Ata meeting of the Mount
base ball elub on Monday evening,
the following officers were elected
Pres, J F Fenstermacher ; Treas,
Henry Stauffer ; Sec’y, T F Mec-
Elligott ; Executive Committee,
George Brown sr, Benjamin Haver-
8 ston H Ioffman, = Christ
1 Keller
A Basket Party.
party will be
ss Hettie Gaul, on Satur-
1g, October 4, 1902, at
he mile south of Mount
Gibble
mimittee.
held in
es Kmma and
hiser, are the cc
wnfavorable the
Tues-
Cher is
be hell following
ov
o
Big Bread Eaters.
ochnaur, proprietor of the
1 Hotel, at Mount Joy,
o .. Eby, the past twe
oaves of bread and shere
more boarders at the hotel
1 either.
Joy |
WORE
The Ladies’ Aid Society, 8
ity Lutheran Church; will picnic at
Chiques’ Park on Saturday, October
4. :
Rev. J. T. Wilson, tackled the
Trust evil Saturday evening Sept.
20th in Center Square at Elizabeth—
town.
Lieut. Nissley, Post 478, G.A. R.
will have a bean soup in the park
October 4, to which all are invited.
|
|
|
This |
| aa r -
| last week.
reckless |
* [near town
by a
' o'clock.
The Ladies’ Mite Society of the
| U. B. church will have an oyster
supper at the parsonage, Oct 3rd
and 4th.
A new safe was installed
First National Bank yesterday,
well as repairing the steam heating
at the
as
apparatus.
James Glatfelter erected 6 small
tombstones and corner markers for
several parties at Risscr’s Cemetery
At a congregational meeting of
the
fayor of the return of their
Church of God the vote was in
pastor
for another year.
Martin, Strickler of
the head
weels but
son of Wm.
was kicked on
one day last
was not badly injured
mule
Somebody removed a plant from
a fine jardiniere on the porch of C.
L. and took the
jardiniere along. Later in the week
Eby’s residence
it was returned.
Chas. Z. Eby, L. Eby,
of town, who is about -completing
a at Williamson
stands at the head of his
son of €,
School,
with
course
class
an average of !
Ilerman V,
died at his home on Monday morn-
aged 43
of Miss
Grammar
Greiner of Lancaster,
Bright's disease,
the
teacher of
ing of
father
“the
years. He is
Lula B.,
school in this borough.
Miss Mae Beatrice Campbell, who
this
accepted a
Watch
company at Lancaster, and will en—
xt Monday.
was making her hon.e in place
for the past year, has
position with the Hamilton
ter upon her duties ne
to tha dd
er. TheW®
tlie phenomenon on the plausible
theory that the colt found working
easier than being talked to death.
Died at an Advanced Age,
Mrs. Elizabeth Moyer, widow of
the late John Moyer, died at the
home of her son-in-law, Joseph
Good, near Sporting Hill, Raphe
township, on Wednesday night, aged
seventy-nine years. Death was due
to apoplexy. The following child-
survive: Mrs, Joseph Good,
near Fairview meeting—
house; Mrs. Matthias Hoffer,
Penn township. The funeral
held Saturday morning from her late
Heruley’s
ren
Amos, of
was
with interment at
home,
meetir g- house.
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Roped in at the Fair.
Five prominent Mount Joyian’s
County Fair at Lan-
Among the many
went to the
easter lagt week,
was a
five cent fakir’s show. When
got inside aud were entertained
sights they took in
for
short minutes, they were
additional w
about three
told that ten cents
admit them to a rear d
Of course they took it
say they had their legs pulled-noth- |
ould
epartment.
in and
Ing New.
—————— et
Size it Up.
Took out for another
and if
in town and glance at their present
will agree with
that the employes under “the direc—
tions of Section boss, Iarry Stoll,
Ere long the in-
condition you
deserve credit.
spection car will pass over the route
and the present outlook for the
premium is very fav orable.’
ee api
Apple Trees For Sale.
A lot of prime apple trees, ready
sale at
coal
fcr fall planting, are: for
wholesale prices at
The varieties are
Cider and
Baker's
Mount Joy.
yard,
Snith’s
York Fmperial,
Smokehouse
of |
twenty- |
they |
premium
"you go tothe P. BR. R. tracks |
us |
=the
"son and
er.
5. Joseph F, Grei-
sfortune while out in
the yard o pping ard falling on
the ground and breaking one of the
bones above the ankle which causes
family.
Miss Alma Hershey
tained at dinner last
Miss Esther Rupp.
Miss Annie Malehorn
guest of her sister Mrs.
Malehorn at Chiques:
enter—
by
was
Suaday
her much pain.
On Thursday morning of last week
N: Z. Witmer and A. R. Zug start:
ed on a trip to Niagra Falls, arriv—
ing there at ten o'clock. After
spending a day at the Falls they re—
| turned again via. Mdnlieimr on Satur:
was the
Catharine
Henry Haverstick, wife and
daughters, spent Sunday with
Breneman and family.
John
held |
of
Harvest Home services were day evening, much pleased by gaz-
at the Landisville Bethel Church
God last Saturday evening.
C
sition with
ing on ore of the grandest sceneries
| that nature has ever produced,
emt lBmsma—.
G. Rohrer has accepted a po Soe
the Metropolitan Life
Company and foe: ated |
Rapho Glanings:
attend the
18
Eli Faus left again to
Lebanon Valley College.
Insurance
at Lancaster.
visit to
enter= | Jack Frost paid his first
resi- | this section last Sund: iy night,
John Baer of Lancaster,
tained a crowd of people at the x
: Bria hr iP a wit
Amos BreckPiIl’s with his hands are searce, and
» anxious to hire help for
dence of Yaim
far
0 ¢ut corn.
of | Well, the
and | children is small at Sunnyside and
= rmers are
|= A. Td
tote and wife, John Baer |
land wife, and Luther Parmer enrollment of-sehool
o
Robison
J
|
i
|
graphophon Ye [
|
| 1
be
|
-
| Lancaster, and Harry
| wife of Elmira, N. Y.,
| day with Amos Breckbill and fami-
spent Sun- | Ch iques.
This is-a very busy week for
all
finish housin 1g their ¢rop.
to—
ly very pleasantly. bacco growers, are hurrying to
| Last Friday evening while A. M.
| Kolp was going home with BD. I.
Senk’s horse and buggy, the animal
ghied and backed into the dam at
a wheel
What some farmers ot tiis seetion
|
to the
would like known is; who
| party is tht
| the ir cans during night time?
B.
his foree of men, assisted by a num-
raised the large
J
fetel es mitk out
Garber’s mill, mashing and |
scaring the driver. Saturday S. Witman with
Last
aaa
| Two Weddings.
elsh and Mrs
Snyder, Mount Joy,
united in marriage by Rev
King on Saturday evening.
Miss Annie Sides of this
and Mr Quigley of Marietta, were
united in marriage by Rev Jacob
Brubaker, om Sunday afternoon
They will reside ir Marietta
ber of neighbors,
NM: ary
/ | annex to the barn for Samuel Gantz.
were | =
A R ; Rural Route No. 3.
A new Rural Free Delivery Route
from Mount Joy post office to Mil
ton Grove by way of Horst’s
returnins by way of Rev
Wolgemuth’s to town
The length of
area ecvered
Abram V
both of
place
bas
the route
granted.
is 26 3-4.
Ny
Te ———— ms;
The game of base ball whieh was
to be played at Mount Joy on Sat—
urday afternoon between Florin and
Bismark, was postponed en account
110 ; population served 550.
route will go into operation Nov. 1
The carrier,
appointed.
of wet grounds. { 5600, has not yet been
[ness trip to ¥ork on last
Saturday.
The sign Hoard ar the
weather shed was repainted
last week:
Many cattle are shipped’ to this
place and disposed of by our vari—s
ous dealers:
6: Moyer at Motint Joy, contract:
ed for the erection of a wind wheel”
for B: H: Greider.
S: G. Graybill; our local dealer,
will supply the schools of West
Donegal township, with coal.
Rumor Iris it that Elias Brubake
of near Green Tree, contempla
embarking in the butehering bus
ness in he place:
A car toad of fertilizey' was r
ceived here by T. N, Hostett.r, of
Kloring which Le had no trouble in
selling to the farmers:
Any person wanting fine shoats
should call on Jacob Kready; near
Fairview school house, Mount Joy:
township. He has 17 for sale,
‘The News of Newtown:
Neveral of our citizens were
the Lancaster Fair on Thursday.
ab
Maurice Frysinger,; made*a bus=
Tuesday,
All the world cherishes a grudge”
against people who always have a
rood time.
LE
ot
Brethren will ho
yr in this p
The Rayer
their quarterly Tm
on Sunday. Q
The Cornet Band will
grand festivalin the Band H
Saturday evening Oct, 4.
John M. Erb and wife, re
on Saturday .from an extende
to Niagara Fallvand Canada.
mill |
Daniel |
been |
lends.
7 square
miles ; number of hous:s on route; | who was so determined td
The |
whose salary will be |
; of her apparel.
Our town will lose ® one
honorable old citizens shortl
is going south until the coal
x
We saw a woman the of
mourning that she bad tak
r and blackened her thumbs -
it would be in the line with £ re