8! "HO FV AS UY aT Ww ALY KDNESDAY, MAY CIRCULATION {oro Council BURGESS VETOES ORDER SUSTAINED Stone Contract Signe jr Passed for Relavine J n and Barbara Street —Oiher Business, " me, affa al 1B 1 ( 1 of 1 erossin I'he nd Burgess Ho tl rder I't veto Burgess' Report. ort lepositing \ Dillir t 1 that i ) ( 1 11 L fre 1y ted t N ration ) tne \i D ropert A 0 ymittee 0 h ' Orde cle 1 LIl¢ I in te 1 st rdered to 1 I re Sanie inance Committee Mr. Tyndall reported the of en 1ber of hills sented a list of the delimquent vhich X lector David Boyce, asked to be e onerated from collecting. The was $50.86 The list was read will be acted upon at a special meet- ing. Property Committee done as yet. Also 1 4 the Light Committee Mr. Mumma recommended placing of an additional street light at the south end of Barbara street. Ordered. Board of Health Mr. Hoffer of the Board of Health reported a case of small-pox in the boro, took all precaution, hired nurse and have a guard on duty from 5a. m to 9 p. m. Also that the pa- tient is doing very well. Citizens Dr. John J. Newpher spoke on the advantages of oiling unscraped streets over those that are scraped. Treasurer's Report The report of the Union Nation- al bank showed a balance of $3,- 222.74 in the Water account and $390.52 in the Borough account. Since the above report was render- 4, $1,235.40 additional, had been piaced to the latter accounts credit, ptaling $1,625.92. New Business © ERI ___'ONa, ALWAYS MERCHANTS USK THIS ADVERTISING MEDIUM: COUNTS—OUR RESULTS THATS WH) a {vn he suffering, the men who carry { disorders and organs that are “== endured coms Local Doings Obituary Notes 'HE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUST TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER Mrs. Benjamin Hersh, of Donegal cal Happenings Gathered as They Occur With the Whirl of the Some Well Known People From Our Neighborhood Passed to the Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue Baccalaureate : ; ? Hugh McGarvey accepted a posi € injury by inserting some ole | Church by the pastor, Rev. Bossert, oung son of Daniel Gelt- a Sunday Poultry Feed Washburn-Croshy — person sits on bond and was captured in Cleve- ———— Misses Mame an other things, which Leb: Was “Dippy” a ; Billmyer, above el eee Entertainment meer I~ ares — ment in Mount Joy Make It Easier house-cleaning "| pleasure instead of a drudgery? | Ladies’ Chorus, Roc! rangements early etl eee Mixed Chorus: Much Married; Ladies’ Chorus, Bon- Ream, proprietor \of the | moving picture theatre here, ig now | oe : : . of his daughter, ? : nie Sweet Bessie: Capitol City Quar- Any person in need of fine Chester i White pigs can buy same by calling , Mr. Mumma reported having had | » carpenter at the post office but no * had 8 for painting but did not want to t until carpenter work was com- 29 cents, reserved seats Chart open at Dr. E. i Garber’s Drug Store at noon on Mon- | Helen Krall, Naomi . : . .: { The time is here for ug {by his wife and ten children, as fol- | Givens, Beatrice Pen- If you want good feeders, come and subjects and you can always expect Blanche Kauffman, Mil- clean entertainment Geistweit, —- Eee | at this popular | Admission only five cents, so don’t | i fail to go and take the children with | Mabel Kramer, In Men’s and Young Men’s Suits | in Grays, Browns, Tans and Fancy Cassimeres and Worsteds. gains for the early shopper. Bros., Mt. Joy. —_—— Next Auto Meeting The May meeting of the Lancaster | Rare bar- Automobile Club will be held on Fri- Getz day evening, May 19, at Millersville | A number of important matters will i be considered by the club and there | keeps your trees healtd Frances Beatty, reo! alt Dillinger suggested that the A%se of the Chickies slightly at a point near r Works. Ordered. ; | nypacker, Mrs. J. a RS, tle Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rick- Bailey—Floyd Floyd, of Bain- i bridge, was united in marriage at the ‘will no doubt be a large attendance | |), sonage of the Wrightsville Luth- | ty-six Preached Here Sunday grandchildren of New Ringold, of the members as with the advanec- of | The funeral services were held from | his daughter, Mrs. Will- | Geistweit received many - : Sil Strawbe presents, among which Bainbridge, the Rev. G. William Mil- | the home of | lar, pastor, officiating. tour of eastern Lutheran Church on Sunday. f 1 h 7 will % Quite likely he will be extended a; from all over the county wil late | advantage of the opportunity of mak- the Normal School | They left on | jam all her friends for their | at Peck’s church call to the local pastorate. —— Eee. EE — ’ Fourteen-Ten That is the result of the game of , ball between thé, Industrial Works and the local Giants played here on The game was played op- Hensel will give a show 3 The In- Stréet Hall under his own manage- ment which looks like one of the |B Barber Shops Will Close undersigned barbers of Mount Joy, do hereby agree that we will close our Barber Shops all day | S and the Fourth ——— Eee Ss at Garber's Boxing at Lancaster On Friday night next, Harry H. posite the Central House. B. Bender Joseph Hershey _—a— Rats Bite Too : : match maker of the Memphis Club, Harry Deichler, aged four years, win be: the Petgree; of Lancaster, was bitten by a rat will be between Kid Henry of Tro He was formerly of Lancaster and Tomy Coleman, of Philadelphia, the . best colored welter weights in A Wm. Frank H. J. Williams The wind-up bitten in the face, neck and ears. eet A) Ai. Will Picnic at Chickies The First M. E. Sunday School of Columbia, will hold its annual pie- nic at Chickies on Thursday, June —— Deeds Recerded Christian L. Nissley to grossing at the Unio Nation- Moore, 4 lots in Florin, §2 ordergd rela by ithe NEWTOWN Florin Avia Te Will be held HAPPENINGS IN THE BUSY Vi AGE WEST OF HERE Local and Personal Briefs That Have Occurred Since Our Last Issue in Teen Suege) Our Hustling and Wide Awake oa : : , Neighbor Village, Florin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown spent aturday in Lancaster. : liss Co Ishler visited her par- htown, on Sunday. : ung Bro elivered a fine Jen- 4M | mn Boro last week t Rhoads had the mis i Levi oung of Manheim, Is # I ds in town this week, PY tofiadl and eu M ar Young made a business R | fh h,2 De trip to Columbia one day last week. { doin vell tion with John Masterson, as hod : Miss Ella Wittle of Mount Joy, ped Sa visited Miss Emma Dyer in town, on Mr. J. K. Freymeyer and family, ; : ! nr ef Manheim visiting g r ’ The River Brethren are holding rati i £ It i a ' 1 y Feast at the Cross Roads ehurch ning in the hurch at a and tomorrow Ir. and Mrs. Fred Sheaffer of Mt. : Joy. spent 1 in th lage with milv imil; : B r nd son of Eliza- thtown, visite her parents, Mr \ i tl yn Sunday. Mr I FE ston spent burg, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs John Keeler. Misse Sadie Murray and Anna Joy re the guests fami on Sunday, ! daughter t Lancaster, * Hostetter and 4 ord : ceived here that J oe ry : 1 Harrison Sheaffer and Frank vorking in Dear nderfer and son, f Elizabetht wn, visited ent Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ; M1 Hen Bear has returned to FEY her home in this place after spend- Ing several days at New Holland, as I guest of he daughter, the Sunda a Mr. and Mr Simon Gish spent neld on in 1 fter- y a Sunday at La: te vhere they call- HOW] officers were : iy r ed on Mr. ( r, Mrs. Breck- ea Int Rufu : . . inridge, at the G I Hospital, who up intendent, 5 s : y operated on last She is k ta Abram Bradle Oberas . 5 - rapidly improving na 1 i 0 1an hE FH " Ginerip} . . R : ; Mr. H. B. Gingrich ana Bi r, semmerl i or . : t extensive cattle dealers oi I ~~ { Myers ibrarian, 2 1 Oi I lifteen carload of cattle } . head, here on Monday which were t lon: L¢ merl . 133 : : : shipped to the Philadedphia Packing i Hou I'hi was one of the finest cner 3 : 24 an argest lo ever shipped from totiman, lon: " this section The I vo. 1 were all hought J yf the farmer n this vicinity. Yond, e-em. Autoists in Trouble ) a. m ie . ae rvii Frid 1d Frank Hollen- : . ) ( Mavi , and: H. 8. Dry- Surprise Party head and Joseph Siegler, of ‘Marietta ) beet p ( t hearing before © Alder man Stauffer, at Lancaster. on : £1 ha ‘ ageravated assault enjoved 1 3 ¥ : at ( 1 I R. Weber proprietor of the Weber House, foj ; rlv ti eopard Hotel, Lancastq Fan Gr rich, 1 is wif n April 26. by r Beatrice Murra ‘iy it 5 : > ei 1€ an automobi into their te Goldie Heilig, Mary ’ ) old 5 : IaTY. Mr. Weho: s collar-bone was brg 1 V\ h tha Buel : ia ! 2 and his wife was also hurt. Kreiner, Maud Schroll, has also Deed pro ecuted for o Florence Sillers, ElI- Ing an automobile while intox All gave bail for Hilt, Alberta Sprout, a hearing. Dora Wagner, Hilda Rapp, Mary Rapp, Pyrox for Fruit Tr on your fruit trees. If SI. this solution it prevents Dorothy Johnson, Catharine Witmer, moth from destroying yd Elsie Frank, Grace Pen- Kramer, Miss Myr- better for preventiipm. Z tatoes and will po, bugs. Can be furnis " ! tity of from one pot Ye A. Baughman, onable price. M. Sarah, and Mr. L. Mount Joy, Pa. The Ladies’ Presbyterian strawberry feg on the chure { 0’clock. In er the festj | supper roo {lowing me locket. She wishes of | Strawber, Heilig
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