THE WEEKLY BULLETII
MOUNT JOY, PENNA, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 1011
23
VOL. X. NO
CIRCULATION
ALWAYS COUNTS—OUR
F. of A. Growing Local Doings
JOY
MEMBERS
COURT MOUNT
I'VELVE NEW
Street
Which
Participated-—A\
B
Evening
here Was
Monday
F'wo Hundred
Number of
Visiting Lodges
rt 1
mea
on
1001 House
Ephrata
Court Columbia
Court Reliance, of Lancaster.
Lancaster.
Mount Joy
They marched up to
New Haven, to Main and Main
to then countermarched and
Mount Hall.
over hundred
129 of which were un-
Court
Court
Marietta
down
Jacob
up Main
There
to Joy
were two
men in line,
INITIATES
Parade
Over
iformed and constituted the degree |
of the various Courts.
members
teams
The assembled in the
hall and proceeded to initiate twelve |
members. The degree team of
local Court did the floor work
very satisfactory manner. Af-
the initiatory work the
made complimentary remarks:
Robert Comber of Philadel-
phia, Grand Secretary of Penna;
Bro. Keith of Court Lititz; Bro.
D. F. Fisher, Court Lancaster; Bro.
Fresh of Court Columbia; Capt. H.
J. Williams, Court Mt. Joy;
Rhine, Court Reliance, Lancaster;
S. F. Kling, Court Lancaster; Capt.
L.. Fisher, Court Lancaster; Bro. A.
Shires, Court Mt. Joy: Bro. Wetzel,
Court Reliance, Lancaster; Dept.
Bro. Gaul of Court Lancaster.
On the evening of Nov. 8th,
the Courts will convene at
Lititz, where a class will be initiat-
ed. The local Court accompanied
by the Foresters Band will go to
Lititz that evening and participate
in parade and degree work.
nD
new
our
in a
ter
ing
Bro.
above
a
A Busy Day
Presbyterian
Miss Mary E.
Persia, made an able address before
the Sabbath School at 9.15, subject,
Persian Manners and At
10.30 the pastor, Rev. Bossert,
preached on the subject “The Holy
Missions’. Miss
in the even
missionary
good attendance
Church
Lewis
In the on
Sunday, of
Customs.
Spirit and Lewis a-
ine
Ing
gain spoke at 7 when
special service was
held There
at all these services.
was a
ete ee
Escaped at Harrisburg
Harry Erbman,
physician
a former
Dr.
prominent of Lancaster,
Hospital
He
Dr.
took
a’ Harrisburg
at
escaped from
morning 5.30.
on Sunday
walked to
Jno. J. Newpher.
Mr to
nlace, calling on
The doctor
the
this
Erbman trolley, placed
aboard a car and sent him to
him
l.ancaster.
Ee Uh,
nis ho at
me
>
3.
Notes
morning the
Rally
exercis-
0. qd Church
o'clock Sunday
will
promotion
(
.
At
Sunday School observe
At 10.15
be held.
evening
Day
will
In the
speech and song will be held
profitable to all. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
————D eee
Aged 90;
Mrs. Clemmons who was 90
old last April, cf Elizabethtown, can
frequently
es
a program of
will be
Reads Newspaper
years
read newspapers, and
walks from the home
Mrs Wm. Diffenhaugh
cemetery. She retains all her facul-
ties and is remarkably well preserv-
ter
ed for one of her
EO Eaas.-aa
Take Warning
ink,
Merchants
Little bits of printers’
A little
Make our
And all their big parade.
type displayed,
merchant princes
Little bits of stinginess,
Discarding
Busts man
And sees his credit sink.
SE
Nail Penetrated His Eye
Howard Carter, of Manheim,
whereby he
k
of business
printers’ in
the
met
with a painful accident,
may lose the sight of one of his eyes
He was in the act of driving a nail
when it glanced off and penetrated
the ball of his right eye.
rr A A
Property Withdrawn
The Carson property at Florin was
offered at public sale yesterday and
was withdrawn at $1,302.00. Mr.
C. H. Zeller called the sap.
GL,
Tr. A. -
Bin fain St.
of her daugh- |
to the |
follow- |
Bro. | Courty, nearly
|
|
|
|
|
all | came to Florin to
which |
{ risburg, by
NEWS [TEMS Of
INTEREST
SHOR
GENERAL
MANY
Happenings Gathered as
With the Whirl of the
Quick Reading W
Briel Local
hey
Wo
the
Occur
for thi
iI'ast Few Days,
election day, both
osed
Clarence Gibbons
Tuesday,
Ne
be cl
will
Murs an-
ol on
College
17th
State
Noy
foul
We
outfit
unning here
1 good
Dl
pread hed
1
y
suppl VO
from head Jeneman
in the
1Son
Park Street Evangelic Church at
Harrisburg Sunday
Mr. William E
jured getting it
on
1lis had a finger in
by too close to the
of machine at the cotton mill
Mr. P. J
that
COLES d
wishes to an
Paul
the piano and not himself as we _stat-
Dieter
us
nouce his son purchased
last week.
Lincoln
ed
Wrights-
weighed
Staman, near
ville, raised a turnip that
nine and one half pounds and Jacob
Goss of Florinel, one that tips the
scales at six and one half pounds.
rr — eee
IT WASN'T ELY
Three People Arrested at Florin Last
Friday on Suspicion
Last and woman
with a boy
Friday a man
about two years of age,
Florin and at once
it dawned upon the citizens there
that the child aay be Archibald Ely,
the child mysteriously dis-
appeared in York
opposite Marietta a-
were scen about
who so
from his home
bout a week ago.
Constable George S. Vogle placed
the three arrest and immedi-
ately sent word to Mr. Ely. In a few
hours Mr. Ely, father of the miss-
ing boy, accompanied by a constable,
identify the child
it was not
under
but Mr. Ely at cace said
“Archie”.
The three
and from the action
who cried and protested
companying the man and
he is evidently not their son.
Mr. Ely returned home
disappointed.
discharged,
the child,
against ac-
woman,
were then
of
greatly
———
A Straw
A number of young people cele-
brated Hallowe’en by going on
straw ride to Columbia last evening.
After taking sypper at Bittner’s Ho-
tei they indulged in music and games
The
AS
Mary
Sadie
Shiffer,
Kauffman
Hoffer,
Dearbeck,
Ride
a
were present: Misses
Maude Weidman,
Elizabethtown;
Krall, Olive
Katherine
Mary J.
Gingrich, Anna
Anna Hoff-
master, Clara Arnts, Ruth Stokes,
Myrtle Walters and Viola and
Messrs. Albert Geyer, Garfield Shear-
Holk
Heisey
following
Heilman,
Shank,
Murray,
Mary
Caroline
of
Mary
Miller,
Frank,
Kathryn
Grace Stokes,
Jaker,
Elizabethtown;
of
er, John of
John Smith
Wm. Walters
Walters, Earl
Ellwood Mil-
inningham
Henry and
Edwin Shires
Albert
Walters
Haman Ch
Rheems;
Fair,
Christ
and
Christ
Derr,
lard
this
of
place.
——
Amway—DBostic
of Marietta,
to Miss Mary S.
Bostic
Har-
G.
in
daughter of Mrs. Mary
late Jacob Bostic,
Rev. C. H. Grove, pastor
the Bethel Church, Harrishurg.
ceremony was performed at the
in the capital city. Im-
following the ceremony a
reception was held at the bride’s
No. 1617 North Fifth street.
Miss Bostic formerly resided at May-
town. Her was
while on duty as trackwalker for the
Roy Amway, was
united marriage
Bostic,
and the of
of
The
parsonage
mediately
home,
father murdered
| P. R. R. near Schock’s station some
>
[ vears
[lowing
| per
| last
ROY, P.
ago
ed A rere
His
Mr.
ictioneer,
56th
Charles
Celebrated
H.
and
[Last Wednesday
Zeller,
justice
56th birthday by enter
at
his Marietta
Wednesday
our popular a
of the elebrated his
peace,
taining the fol
guests a grand turkey sup-
home on
Messrs
Esq., B. Frank
Rehm Esq., E.
at street
evening:
R. Zimmerman
Kready Esq., W. C
R. Heitshn, J. Guy Eshleman, Ross
Ranck, Jno. Graybill Jr., and Ray-
mond Feiler of Lancaster; Rev. I.
H. Kern, C. K. Bennett and son
Thomas, W. M. Hollowbush Esq.,
Jacob H. Zeller and sons John and
Claud, W. C. Kready, John L. Pyle,
Harvey G. Carpenter, Howard Haines
H. W. Keller.
—————
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Builetin.
r
*
Secrer oY
ADS BRING
Badge Contest
BADGE CONTEST FOR SCHOOLS
\ Athletic Event Proposed
Lancasw r
by the County Young
Men's Christian Association
s
ontest” is a
h
unique
vhich been used
the Ol sev
Men
County
school
Young
mection with
ounties where the 8
\
nization
sociation has a
has
profitable
tian
proven n
to
There
and very i
ing and the var
boys engaged in it are
1¢ ordinary
vantages
meet whic will ap
conte described
every boy
to take part
ind not hindered
all
eligible
disability, is
art in this athletic affair,
oreover, is urged to do so. The
step is to divide the boys ac
weight into five classes,
wrding t«
ht having been
than that
weig division
fownd to be bas-
ed
divided
more just
ze or height
The classes are
80
Ol a
follows from 60 to
as
S1 to 95 pounds; from
111
pounds
pounds; from
110
pounds;
96 from
125
to pounds;
and above an
unlimited class.
certain e-
strength and
The
yd.
dash, a standing broad jump, a run-
jump, and ball
the 81 pound
events
For each class are set
the
particular class.
50
vents, suited to
ability of that
60 SO class have a
to pound
base
95
ning high a
throw. For to
the
the
of
class
class the
that
stead
pound
100
are
for 75
the
is
same, save
in-
110
lengthened
vards
96
dash is
fifty.
the
and
added.
class
with the addition
pound shot.
In events,
peting against each other, each boy
competes against standard. In
the 50 yard dash, for instance in the
60-80 pound the standard
7 to 9 seconds. 8 seconds is the av-
erage, and 50 per cent. For
1-5 faster than 8 sec-
For to
dash
broad
126
a running
The 111 to
events are the
putting
to vards,
jump is
pound same,
of the 8
these instead of com-
a
class, is
counts
each second
onds, the contestant gains 10 points
so that if he makes it
he gets 100 per cent, and if even in
6 4-5 he gets 110 per cent. He loses
correspondingly for each 1-5 second
slower than runs, and
in 7 seconds,
8 seconds he
at 9 seconds gets nothing.
Zach event has thus its standard,
and each strives to make
many points as possible. The stand-
ard raised for each that
the 110 pound boy has to show much
better speed, and a higher efficiency
than the 80 pound boy, in order to
reach the standard. Each contest-
ant enters every event scheduled
boy as
is class so
for
he makes an average
in all
and can
class again,
his class, and if
of 50 per cent. events, he re-
ceives a badge, com-
in that
enter the next higher class.
The method ot
school is to take the total of
never
pete but mut
for
all the
the boys contesting,
scoring a
points made by
and divide by the number of hoys in
the school who are eligible to com-
It that
boy has the incentive of school loy-
pete. thus happens every
alty urging him to take part, for if
only twenty boys compete when thir-
stanadard
Where all
f the County take part,
of the
banner
the
indicated.
the
ty eligible the school
are
is consequently lowered.
the schools o
the
pared
records schools are com-
the
efficiency
and a is given to
showing highest
one
as already
advantages of this
Some of
are as follows:
It the
st
I't
school
the
boy.
of
suits severity of con-
the of the
the
to strength
interests all boys a
It the ele-
competition,
a
eliminates
of
competing
Inst
unworthy
boy
and
ments as a is
rainst a standard,
fellows.
his
s a boy a standard by which
his and an
achievements,
ideal reach.
It lops school loyalty.
I't
deve
fully a
advantage as the large one.
rives small school Ss
the
great an
I and time, and
at
t saves expense
each school completes home in-
going to central locality
a
an athletic meet.
unifies the schools of county
a
in their common striving for a com-
mon goal.
It is the hope of the Lancaster Co.
Young Men’s Christian Association
to conduct this kind
among the schools of the County the
and thus to get a
boys into athletics
suited to
a contest of
coming spring,
of
be
number
which will
strength and ability, and together
| with athletics to teach loyalty, a
{square deal, and the spirit of earn-
est striving for a worthy goal.
feel sure that cleaner thoughts and
| better bodies will result from such
|a contest. In view of this coming
| contest it would be a help to every
large
| boy if he could begin now to practice |
ithe high jump, the broad jump,
- \ \
te ComA __ realth) Me a
RESULTS
their |
We |
'HA'TS
short runs, throwing a baseball for
distance, and so on, if possible get-
the Princi-
the
conducted
ting points from School
pal or others who know how
various events should be
Any
gladly furnished on application to
C.F 344
Woolworth
further information will
Savage, County Secretary,
Building, Lancaster
a
Historical Misstatements
\
tempor
correspondent in ou weal con
ry In a unication in
alleze that h town
Vi
which he was
d
everal gi
for count makes
ave which
correct becau
eration
He
Mountjo) eri
I Ht
history
1a
wleyv’s hi
hat having
the Ba
exchanged
alter
tile for
for I
and shortly afterward
he battle of Steinkirk
\ careful reading of our article,
Why Mount Joy?" of last
unprejudiced
doubt
week will
convince
that
whether
the
Irish
any
to
there is grave
town was named
at all The Scoteh-
everything
of
more apt
this
Viscount
revered in connec-
tion with the siege Derry, and
they were much to remems-
the
them
ber relief ship Mountjoy
saved from starvation or sur-
render, than the man to whom they
had appealed
This
that
forming
for aid in vain
correspondent, also,
Gen. Wayne
the right
the main army at
ing the
ed at the Dell near Mount Joy during
1780. Rupp made this
and his forces,
wing outpost to
Valley Forge dur-
Revolutionary war, encamp-
the winter of
in his
matter
history.
that
another
mistake
of the
Valley Forge
called Mount
was where
is adjacent to
was forge
that
outpost
and
Wayne's
near here,
Any
Joy Forge,
Gen.
was that winter, and not
70 miles from the main army.
visitor to Valley Forge, or reader of
literature in
will
authentic history.
EHR —..
A
On Monday
Schroll entertained a number of her
party at
refresh-
connection therewith,
be convinced that the above is
Hallowe'en Party
evening Miss Maud
friends at Hallowe'en
home.
ments
a
and
of
Games
the mode
ment. Harry E.
place Mrs Milton
Elizabethtown presided at
and Mr. Charles Cassel, our popular
pleased all with a
selections.
her
entertain-
Getz of this
Wittle of
the piano
were
Mr.
and
baritone soloist,
few of his best
The following were in attendance.
Misses Elsie Miller, Goldie Heilig
Vivian Coolidge, Beatrice Murray,
Florence Barto, Mabel Kreiner,
Clara Campbell, Maud Schroll,
Anna Kraybill, Mrs. Harry Miller,
Mrs. Milton Wittle, Mrs. Gertrude
Rensel, Misses Lyda
Sheaffer.
Musser
and
Messrs. Frank Gantz,
Walter Bernhart,
Harmon,
Brown, Allen
Clarence Brubaker,
Jr., Charles Cassel,
Dr. J. J. Newpher.
ecepataeenens tf Alf meee
Stauffer,
Harold Lester
Mor-
Jay Klugh,
Roberts, George
ton,
Schroll Harry
E. Getz,
Sherk—Hauenstein
Miss Pearl
Mrs. Daniel
Jay Sherk,
and
Mr
were
Mr
and
daughter of
Hauenstein
both of this place
the of
in holy bonds
6
united
evening
the U. B,
the bride's
Ww
of
present,
at o'clock S
Rev
rch
lock
hy Spangler
Chu
brother,
Main
the
They
April
home
the
friends
the home of
Mr.
street
at
Hauenstei
the
Were
n, on
Jay
Only nds
contracting parties
will go to housekeeping next
and
this
their future
tl
of their
make
will
in place where have
best wishes many
———— OE
His Wife
Marietta,
bad
Shot at
. Crist. of aged
William
50 years, ha
the best
went to
about
it
him last Fri
got of
He
wife was
and
day. Columbia where
shot at her
but
marksman
his visiting
with a 38 calibre revolver,
tunately was a poor
1
missed her He w later arrested
and now in jail trial on
several charges.
I ici
Apples and Potatoes
C.
the
S. Frank recent
Mr.
of finest
that
or
16
potatoes he ¢
apples he has almost
could desire and all
sprayed trees.
carload of potatoes that
at 85
better
cents a bushel and do¢
if taken in..any quant
rs cell A I.
Hounds
Bi:
Kinderhook,
on their
Gretna
A Pack of Fine
Messrs. Zeamer and
! well known hunters of
| passed thru town Sunday
way to. and from the Mt.
| Hills, where they gave their pack of
| fine fox hounds a run. They have
| one of the finest lots of well bred
| dogs we have ever seen.
ard, the
—E———
Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
temper |
Miss 1
ter,
| tetter,
| Elizabethtown, spent
wed- |
i121;
{ male,
| Shearer,
{ bohn,
: |
for-
and |
| Ba
| Dr
be |
person |
for |
|
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that
|
says |
The truth | Bell

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HE BUSY VIL
OF HERE
HAPPENINGS IN
AGE WEST
Have
in
| Local and Personal Briels That
Last Issue
Vide
Neighbor Village, Flovin
Occurred Since Oar
Our Hustling and Awake
Emma Dyer pent Saturday
Monday
Mary Sunday
SHre
slo d
saturday
ted
Lancasten
two car
receive
teers on
John Dyer v friends at
on Tuesday.
Lancaster,
ver Sunday
Henrietta Gish spent Satur
I Sunday at Elizabethtowwn.
Small parlor heater
Apply
Savior
Tillie
For Sale
good new at this office
Maria
Miss
as
Miss
visited
of Lancaster,
Weidman over
Sunday
Miss Frances Masterson of Lan-
| caster, called on her parents in town
over
Mr. Ed. Gish and family of Eliza-
in the
Sunday.
bethtown, called on friends
village
Mr Miss An-
nie Shank spent Sunday at Maytown,
with the mother.
Miss Alice Barnhart spent Sunday
town the Miss Mar-
Raymond.
Fannie
Monday
at Elizabethtown.
and Mrs. Phares
visited the
Mrs. George Kline.
While Mr. Frank Jr.,
working on a gasoline engine, he ac-
on Sunday.
Charles Carson and
latter's
in of
zaret
Mrs
home
as guest
Hambright returned
after spending a
week
Mr.
Shank, of
aire, latter’s
Brown was
his arm.
Ed. Steigerwald and
the
cidently broke
Mr. and Mrs
children Paoli,
with G. A,
Miss Martha Arndt returned to her
home in Elizabethtown, after spend- |
of spent past
week Geyer’s,
ing a week in town with friends.
Mr. Mrs. Horace Cox
daughter spent Sunday at Harrisburg
and and
the guest of Mrs. Cox’s mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy moved
from the Carmany property to the
David Wittle home last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nissley of Lan-
caster, called on the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Nissley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Freymeyer,
and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Ishler
K.
D. Easton en-
mother, |
|

joyed a drive to Mt. Gretna on Sun-
day
Mr. and Mrs. Landis of
town, spent Monday evening in town
Mr. Mrs. Roy Ish-
Elizabeth-
the of and
ler.
Mrs.
town, spent
Mr.
guest
Elizabeth-
her |
of
in town
Mrs.
John Flowers
Friday with
parents, and Jeffereson
Bishop.
Mr.
Rowenna,
Mr.
Sunday.
Dr.
Paris Billet of
the latter's par-
Mrs.
called on
Mrs.
and
ents, and Jefferson
on
[.Lancas-
the
Bryson and family of
a welcome visitor in
Mr. Mrs
Sunday.
was
family of and Jacob Hos
on
Albert
and
Dieroli [Lancaster
Mrs. Charles
Mr
Mh
ol a
Dierolf of
and
town
Car-
in
Sunday
as guests of Mr. and Mr J. S
many
School
Primary
Monday,
Report
School ended
Oct
The
second
Number
Florin
its month 30
of pupils enrolled, male,
39 Average
17;
attendance
18; total
female,
attendance, male 17; female,
24.
S6:
Percentage of
total,
female, 96.
Roll:
Anna
Mary
El
Anna Good
Ma
Mildred
Wile
Honor
Keener, [.ongenecker,
sie Bates, Kottler,
Elma Blanche Shet
Ruth Keener, Charlotte Sher-
E
man, W
ter
[LaFever, Oscar Brene-
ilbur Arndt, Roy Fike, Aaron
Wolgemuth, Allen Shearer, Charles
Vogel Albert
Henry Wolgemuth and
Forney
ell Hen
Steigerw
Booth, Roy
Russ
Visitors
Arndt
Heisey
Mrs
Breneman,
Jdllie Souders, Josephine
[rene Kuhlman, Vi Jno
Mrs Francis Arndt, Earl Fike,
Mrs. Addison
ooth,
Booth,
Mlidred B
WwW
er, Mrs
Brenemari
Gordner
Brandt
P:
are
trons
cordially
school
MISS
SUE
rn el
Majority inspection
The court has appointed Harry
majority inspector of
Sink,
Strickler’s school house district, in
Henry
the dis-
Gee . |
Peffer Property Sold
The Peffer property on West Don-
Street, offered at public
sale Thursday evening by
tioneer Charles H. Zeller,
bought it for $745.
Rapho township, to succeed
J. Wiliams
trict.
removed from
egal was
auc-
who
on
| Enola, spent
i there
Mr. and
Bishop |
| the
Ada’!
it fell upon
{
|
|
'HE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUST
TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER
Ol OUR
WEEK
Ie WHEREABOUTS
FRIENDS THE PASI
Th
Some Well Known People From Our
the
Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue
Who and Where They Have Visited-—
Many Here
day-—Were Among Them?!
Neighborhood Have Passed to
strangers Ove sun
You
Vashington Brenner, a
York
polson-
Marg
Leader of Elizabeth it
died
ood
Miss
from
0
Mo
unt Joy
Clarence Ruhl
Ruhl, died
U. B: Church,
unday morning
sick only the
I'he 1d
tro
low took
was sub-
The fun
at
in
Dyer thle
sterday morning
\
Mabel
Mi
Mu
iret
Campbell
's Chur with interment
h
Mai
mn
Hoffman, Misse
Rachael
abethtown
Mrs Milton
Rensel
Monday
friends.
tery adjoining.
and Hoffer visited Re aa
Saturday
Wittle
ol
Hollinger
formerly
Mrs.
Barbara
Jarbara
Mrs
Elizabethtown, |
and Ger Mrs.
this
Hollinger,
of late
lancaster, was struck and
train at the
of the P. R.
morning
down she
The fatal
by her son,
Charles, who was within 100 feet of
his mother when she met her death.
71 old and is
one son, Charles, of
The funeral will be held
at 2.30 in the M
this place.
trude of place, but years re-
spent evening in town with |
at
by
iding
| killed
LLemon
K. IR. in
No. | Although
even- | jisregarded
a passenger
B
candidate
a. B.,
66
of
Sir
John Graybill Rohrerstown, street crossing
Grand Herald,
Hermit
Monday
for Lancaster, yesterday
the
the
was
visited Castle gates were
warning
witnessed
this place on
ing.
The
John
accident
Mr.
our aged ru-
smiling countenance of
one of
of
streets
K. Kover,
Rock, was
Monday
ral subscribers Lime She was about years
seen on our early survived by
morning
Mr. H.
gate from
[Lancaster.
Friday afternoon
E. Church
S. Newcomer was the dele-
that attended
the Presbyterian Synod in session at
Pa., last
and Mrs.
Mrs.
and
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Seigrist and
James, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Leib
Berlin, and Walter Resser of
were visitors in the family of
Cling, on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Baker, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
daughters spent
family of Reuben
this place of
week,
Mart
Abram
Warren,
Mr.
Mr
on
Henry F. Hostetter
Henry F. Hostetter, a well known
retired farmer of Manheim township
died home, about two miles
from Petersburg, at an early
hour Monday morning, in his seven-
tieth year, death resulting from con-
The deceased was a na-
tive of Manheim township, where he
had all his life. His wife
survives. He was a member n* the
Mennonite Church, took ai
interest therein and had been EAST
for years. The §
from his late hor
9 a. m. and at CO
& .
East Petersbur
Heistand and
Hoffer called
in Eliza-
and
friends relatives at his
bethtown, East
son
of East
York,
A. B,
Mr. and
Irvin Baker and
Dillinger and two
Sunday with the
Miller at Lancaster Junetion.
Mr. George H. Stewart Jr., and
mother of Shippensburg, came here
Saturday in their fine Cadillac car, |
and spent Sunday with the family of |
Mr. Mrs. C. Owen Brandt.
Messrs. John Germer and Frank |
Stark left night and
turned Sunday evening, making
flying trip to Pittsburg, spending
two hours in the City.
Mr. and Mrs Vogel of
Sunday Monday
Mrs. Kramer
street.
sumption.
Lf
resided
tee many
held
at
the
will be
Thursday

clock at
nonite Church
and
Mro i,
Word was
Fuesday
Washington,
evening,
Burd Cassel
received in
Maridtta »gera
pS rdav .
Saturday re of the &
death at Hotel Graf-
D. C., on Monday
of Mrs. Mary Patterson Cas-
of Hon. H, Burd Cassel mepica
of Marietta For years the deceas
ed had with asthma in arg
acute time ago :
eventuall™
With her husban:
divided
Marietta
alton,
Smoky
David
and
John
Mr.
in
wife
sel,
suffered
with his sister, form, and some
on Lumber Vogel is a
2, R.R.
complication arose which
brakeman the yards resulted in death.
Mrs. Cassel
and | ¢
her time b
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stehman
Mrs.
left
where they expect to spend
of
Jacob Stehman
ween and Washington, r
hares Stehms ; : : Yao i
Phares Stehman, south | ,16vine to the National Capital onl
of town, Monday for Convey, | six weeks ago.
Kansas, deceased
of
was fifty-ses
th
removed t
she
‘ Y aa or y <1 + fr lv .
a month as guests in the family age, was born in
former’s son, Mr. early life she
The latter went west a few years vhich

place afte
go, was married, and now lives on
60 acre arn Y
| re farm. -Congressman
pr ¥ }
al CI Hr
Horses for Sale
& Co. will sell car
western Horses
at Farmers’ Inn Hotel, on
November
Colts
*10th, at 1.30
are of the best stocl
OL Donte
from
sale
miss this
Colts this
this
as
aI O->
Special Notice
ted mee 4
Mount
Auct
sale 1n Joy
Zeller
re eel OW
ting
Athletic
athletic
Meet Nov
I'he first meet will tal it loc] lease
the school grounds
fternoon
ve high jum HERS!I
etl ee eee een
He It
Grove East D
jumping
Deserves
an
s been awarded a
th P.
eee
Concrete Coping
Standard
Hardwa:
opi:
8D
Auxiliary Meeting
will
B
November
the ”
ony.
be held
Cling, on
2n¢é
Oe
Marriage Licenses
Hollinger and 1
of Elizabethtow
Haldeman, Mt.
Way, of Lebanon
Tr ri a
Lyceum Postponed
The meeting of the Hi:
Lyceum which was to be ‘©:
day evening, has been po
an indefinite time.
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Home Markets Bee
E. El janet,
H
Our Howard F.
both
B.
K
Today merchant H
pays as follows:
ib Emma
pound
Jutter, 37c. a eggs,
L
lard,
tl A eee
en; 10c. a
Special for Saturday,—fountain
pencil given away with every pair of
Shoes at I. D. Beneman’s.
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