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Rheems
Mr. Rohrer, of New York, was a
called on his
Heisey.
visitor in town and
cousin, Mrs. W. LL
Frank Pierce, who has been ill
with rheumatism, is able to be
around and look after his business.
Mr. David E.
daughter, Mrs.
spent a day in
relatives.
Christian G. Sherk is visiting
his brother, Andrew Sherk and
family at West Fairview, Cumber-
land county.
The district meeting of the |
Church of the Brethren will be held |
in the meeting house at Rheems’ |
on Wednesday, April 28.
Miss Bertha B. Heisey, assistant
teacher of the Rheems’ school, has
entered the Millersville Normal
School, for the spring term.
Miss Minerva Martin, of Palmyra
Lebanon county, is spending some
me with her sister, Mrs. Elmer L.
Acker, in orderto regain her health.
Brubaker and |
John C. Smith,
Lebanon visiting
The Postal Telegraph and Cable
service the latest convenience
establashed in Rheems.” H. E
Hoffman, station agent, is telegra-
pher.
John B. Henry, public sale clerk,
become an auctio-
is
has decided to
neer, and recently gave an exhibi-
tion of his ability in the direction
at B. H. Herr’s sale. |
Levi Henry, the oldest resident
of Rheems’ has just closed another
season of butchering, which busi-
ness he has followed for more than
fifty years. Mr. Henry, at seventy-
seven, is still an active man.
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Salunga
A. M. Garber is still confined to
the house.
Philip Metzgar entertained the
Salunga orchestra last Sunday.
M. A. Kolp has erected a scales
to do all kinds of heavy weighing.
Miss Mary Gorrecht started to
attend business college this week.
The regular preaching services
were held in the church here on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metzgar
gave a birthday dinner to their
grand-daughter Miss Margaret Sea-
bolt of Philadelphia, last Wednes—
day.
Misses Katie and Emma Bren-
ner of Millersville, spent last Sun-
day in town as the guests of Miss
Maggie Bortzfield.
Prof. Smith, teacher of the Ma-
pel Grove school, left for his home
in Shippensburg after closing a
very successful school term.
Mr. Fackler, who tenants the
Benj. Breneman farm, was injured
while hauling lime last week and
had to be taken to the hospital.
Milton Crove
Beggars are certainly a pest
his locality.
pllen R. Gibble is planting a lot
bung locust trees.
in
rid Greiner is greatly remodel-
farm buildings.
Mable Grosh is visiting her
Fallsington, Bucks county.
lary Frey is home from a
ks’ trip to Mountville and
b Hess and family occupy
ist house in town. It was
308.
r E. Kraybill is macadamiz-
e roads in the lower end of
township.
Miss Ada W. Eshleman
er a ten days’ sojurn with friends
at Mount Joy.
is home
the disor-
pul-
John K. Brandt is on
dered docket, suffering
monary complications.
Daniel Kramer of Mount
Sunday circulating a-
from
Joy.
spent last
mong friends in this community.
Garlic is excellent for cows but it
gives milk a bad flavor. Fairfield’s
3lood Tonic for Cattle Only, fed reg—
ulary three quarters of an hour before
milking prevents all garlic taste or odor |
in milk or cream. |
For sale by F. H. Baker Mount Joy |
H. C. Greider, Landisville and I’. B. |
Ebersole, Elizabethtown.
on’t look further, we have the
shirt you want. Getz Bros.
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Newtown |
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John Myers aud family of Land.|
isville spent Sunday with his par-|
Doings alt Florin
Those That Come Jand Go—The
Happenings of Cur Hustling
Little Village.
ents,
Christian Honafius and family of
Mount Joy visited relatives in this
lace on Sunday. . ‘ .
i John Roth is serving as a jury-
Solomon Bear and Master John :
’ man at Lancaster this week.
Platt of Middletown spent Sunday
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as guests of John S. Rhoads.
| Herbert Keener home after
: . ; | spending a week in the Capital City.
Mrs. Kate Richardson of Zanes= | I 8 i P i
ville, Ohio, is on a prolonged. visit
to friends around these parts.
Ed Gish and family of Elizabeth-
town, were Sunday visitors to our
: : town.
Preaching services were held last
Sunday morning by the pastor in|
charge. Services will be held
again on Sunday, May 2nd at 7.30.
Christian Gerber and family of
Mount Joy spent Sunday in the
village.
HC of Elizabethtown
spent Sunday in town as the guest
of friends.
Emanuel Myers, son of Samuel Faus
E. Myers has broken ground for a
building near his parents’ residence
to be used as a store for general
merchandise as soon as completed
Christian Hornafius of Mount Joy is
doing the carpenter work.
George Kersey, the giant dentist
of Elizabethtown, spent Sunday in
our midst.
Engle Mumma will oceupy the
John Wolgemuth farm near Rheems
tomorrow.
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Landisville
Frey’s alley is being macadam-
ized.
H. C. Greider filled up his sewer
recently.
Mrs. H. W. Shenk is recovering
from an attack of dropey.
The P. & R. put its men on the
ten hour system last week.
Miss Myrtle Sprout of Landisville
spent Sunday in town as the guest
of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Harrisburg, spent Sunday here as
guests of friends.
Lutz of
Lonnie Lawrence Dennis, the
boy preacher, will close his engage-
ment here on Friday evening.
Rev. N. L. Linebaugh and Lon-
nie Lawrence Dennis spent Mon-
day at Marietta and Rowenna.
Mrs. Charles Kocher of Lancaster
spent a few days in town last week.
Miss Dora Kauffman is taking a
course at Wade’s Business college
at Lancaster.
Messrs. John Carson, Oscar
Young and Wiser Young spent
A spacious front porch is being Sunday as guests of Harry Young.
erected at the residence of Amos
Greider in this place.
Miss Eva Ibaugh of Downing-
town, was pleasantly entertained
by Miss Etta Carson over Saturday
and Sunday.
Church Notes.
LUTHERAN
Usual services on Sunday. The
morning service at 10 o’clock and
in the evening at 7. Sunday school
at 1.30 p. m.
CHURCH OF GOD
Preaching at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30
p. m. Morning subject, ‘The
Greatest Business on Earth.” Eve-
ning, “The Conservative Disciple.”
Sunday school 930 a. m. Junior
Endeavor 6.00 p. m. and Senior
Endeavor at 6.30 p. m.
METHODIST
Sunday-School at 9.30 a. m.
Preaching at 10.30 a. m., subject.
“The Books Opened.” At 7.30 p.
m., subject “Good and Evil, The
Lord’s Guidance. Young people’s
meeting at 6.30 p. m. Junior
League on Saturday at 2 p. m.
Prayer-meeting this evening at 7.30
ST. LUKE’S P, E. CHAPEL
Next Sunday morning being the
fourth Sunday there will be no
service in the morning, that being
the Rector’s Sunday morning at
Manheim. There will be Sunday
School at 9 a. m. and evening.
prayer and sermon at 7.30 p. m
Rev. Smith will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday evening. All
are welcome.
Miss, Annie Haldeman would
appreciate the return of a fine
brooch pin which she lost on her
way to church on Sunday.
Rev. N. L. Linebaugh will ap-
preciate any information concern-
ing two pairs of fine buff pigeons
that are missing since last week.
Misses Tillie Weidman and An-
nie Barclay and the latter’s cousin
Clarence Barclay spent Sunday at
Chickies gathering trailing arbutus.
Mrs. George Stoll and son
Harrisburg spent several days in
town as guests in the family of
her parents Jacob Hostetter and
wife.
Miss Cora Geyer and gentleman
friend Wm. Bennett of Tyrone,
Pa., spent Sunday at Paoli as the
guest of her sister Mrs. Ed Steiger-
walt.
R. G. Wilson, a popular young
man from Reading,'is the guest of
J.D. Easton several days this
week He made the trip on his
motoreycle.
J. D. Easton has taken the age-
ney for the “Spinner” washer. Mr.
Easton claims it is one of the best
and easiest running washers on
the market. He has one at his
piace of business that he will allow
any person to try.
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EVANGELICAL
Sunday school at 9 a. m. Preach
ing at 10 a. m. and 7p. m. In the
evening Court Mount Joy No. 228,
Foresters of America, will attend
the service in a body and the min-
ister, Rev. W. H. Egge, will preach
a special sermon for them. Every-
body is heartily invited to attend
these services.
UNITED BRETHREN
Sunday school at 9a. m. C. E.
society meets at 6.30 p. m. led by
B. F. Gerber.
On Monday evening the Wom-|g, 411
en’s bible class was entertained at | pigeon.
a social at the home of the teacher D. G..Cravl ond. wits: of
Mrs. Amos Hostetter. An inter-| ?
esting program consisting of read-|
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refresn-|
Mastersonville
Mrs. John Hostetter is slowly
improving.
Walter Shearer is taking up the
study of telegraphy. 3
Edward Haines bought a dog
from Mr. Reese of Gordonville.
Wm. Graul and
Our village is ahead of some other
towns. It has a
ings, solos, choruses and
Mrs. Morris Ginder was
ments were features of the evening. | :
ome of
m ; . (caller at the
I'he Men’s bible class which now |} o t the
numbers fifty-five, will meet in the |" yr
Sunday school department of
Thursday evening at |
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occupied but the one vacated by
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church on
7.45 to effect a permanent
zation. The evening will be spent | mr
in a profitable and entertaining | I You Hear A Kimball Piano
manner. Music will "be rendered | You wiil : fii
| ou will never be satisfied
by the male quartet, addresses by {any other make, becanse the Kim-
fluent speakers, organization of the | ball has a tone peculiarly fascinat.
class and last but not least an ele-|ing, and nov found in ‘any other
gant lunch will be served free. All| piano, I'he thing most interesting
men, both old and young, are in- apy al me rice ir the
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vited to attend. every home, and the terms of pay.
RRA CA eel ment are very moderate. Write to
J s for il .
A. D. Beneman has just roceived | ip "5 fH Apenes of the
the latest styles of ~ Walk-Over House 15 South Market Square
shoes and oxford : _ | Harrisburg, Pa.
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Fine Clothes Maker:
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Young
Men!
Tell your mothers or
fathers that you want
to come to Getz Bros.
for that new Suit---
where all the snappy
clothing comes from
these days.
or vents— as you like it
Getz Bros.
Serges
All Wool
Hand Tailored
Fast Color
Right in Price
Freshstocks have
been pouring in
all week.
Serge
Suits
The new ultra
three button sack
worsteds.
The conserva-
tive sack suits for
men, with cuffs
No need to
shop 'round—men who do, come back
here eventually, anyway.
Men's Suits $10 to $20
Young Men’s Suits $7.50 to $20
All Suits
Pressed
Merchant
Bougpt Here Cleaned and
Free.
Tailoring
a Specialty.
Always On Top
Getz Bios. Hats are always found on top
of the well dressed man.
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The Most Modern Store
A Leader in Styles
You must admit that a store like this is hard to find where a
more complete line of everything may be found. Think of the
lines we carry and then call and see how complete each line is.
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| Building that I would like to dispose of. There are beaut es
among them and better values cannot be found anywhere and csr
Have them in all sizes.
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| Spring Dress Goods
You cannot find a more up-to-date and complete line of Spring
i Dress Goods than we have on our shelves as the styles and patterns
come direct from New York and other leading cities. Won't you let
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| Spring Millinery we have
We are at par with the big
Talk about new fads and fashions in
Must be seen to be appreciated.
them,
Don’t fail to take a look at our styles before purchasing
| city stores.
| your new Spring “bonnet.”
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Shoes and Oxfords
I have as complete a line of shoes for everybody from the baby
| to the sport, as can be found in an exclusive city shoe store at pri-
| ces to suit you all. My line of Infants’ Shoes is great. For Ladies
| and Children I have all the newest Spring Styles in Ohfords, 1-Strap
Ete. in wine, tan and other new colors. They in all
Also exceptionally fine values for men and young men.
come
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leathers.
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The Freshest Groceries
We have made quite a reputation on keeping only the best and
Give this store a trial.
| freshest groceries.
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Anything and Everything
No matter what it is we have it. Just tell us your wants
supply them and at the lowest living prices.
and we'll
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ment experts on pure food, we make a perfect baking pow-
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tartaric acid, alum or any other impurities and we challenge
any other baking powder firm to prove that their powder
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| Bargain Days Are Ever With Us.
superior to any in the past
opportunities as we offer
But just now the values are
Think twice before
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If you have a Furniture wart and do not bring it here you
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