THE WEEKLY BULLETI
VOL. X. NO. 32
CIRCULATION
Accidents
CHRISTIAN 8S. NISSLEY
BREAKS AN ARM
MRS.
Mr. Frank Good's Arm Severely Cut
With a Butcher Knife—Mr. Barn-
hart's Finger Crushed and Ampu-
tated—Miss Henry's Finger Also
Amputated
There numerous accidents
recently the following
brought to our
were
occurred of
which were notice:
Miss Esther, a young daughter of
Hector Henry, was feeding a clothes
while her sister was turning
her ht hand
crushed so badly
wringer
The little
was caught
that Dr. W
at the f
finger cf rig
and
M
joint.
Thome amputated it
irst
Barnl
Barnhart, living
Mr. Clarence art,
son of Mr
the J. S
Di ne
but
Wi
motive wer ior
ed by a His
hand was caught in the machine ¢
the middle finger badly crushed, ¢
Dr.
physician.
o
David
Carmany
which
gasoline engine.
putation being necessary.
M. Thome was his
Broke Her Arm
returning home from
last Mrs. Christian
S. Nissley, met with an accident at
her home on Marietta street. As
she walked upon the porch she slip- |
ped on the step and fell, fracturing |
both bones of her left arm near the
wrist. Dr. W. M. Thome reduced
the fractures.
While
Church evening
Hand Maimed by Meat Chopper
Amos, the fifteen-year-old son of |
George Foltz, of East Petersburg, |
was maimed for life on Wednesday, |
while helping to butcher, by having
his hand caught in a meat choppin
machine. Four fingers of the right |
hand were cut off and the mangled |
hand was dressed by Dr. William |
of Petersburg. |
Pitchfork in His Hand. |
Mr. John Swartz, residing with |
oseph Hollenbaugh, on a farm near |
gown, is nursing a very sore hand
i having ran a pitchfork almost |
rough that member, while engaged |
in throwing hay down from a mow.
The wound bled badly, and causes |
him considerable pain. Dr. G. Al
Harter of Maytown, is the attending
physician.
Garrison, East
Severed an Artery
Mr. Frank Good, butcher for C. |
N. Mumma, met with a painful acci-
dent yesterday at the slaughter
house below town. For some reason |
or other he reached into some straw
where a shaap Dutcher knife had
been placed. The blade cut a bad
ash his right arm, severing an
fe at the wrist. It required five
htclies by Dr. W. M. Thome to close
wound.
in
Injured by a Horse
Mr, William
in the tenant
tenanted by
who
on the
Tres
with a
He
colt
Sande son,
house
Mr. 3.
met
H
Donegal,
nt on Monday
stall
loose. The animal turaicd quick
where a
ing rail and it
Mr. Sarderson
striking him
severely cutting and
struck the ving
ag hurled against
with
eross the cheek,
great force, a-
face.
A iipi
bruising his
Diphtheria Spreading
fo new cases of diphtheria de- |
a in the family of Mr. Har- |
y Zink, near Strickler’s Church in |
apho township, two miles east of |
here. On Monday their four-year-
old daughter was buried and yester-
day’ it found that four other
members of the family have con-
ra¢ted the disease.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
and two sons Roy and Jarl. |
J.. Richards, of this place, is|
¥
was
Fink
x,
attending physician.
Just where the first case originat-
bd seems a mystery and it is quite!
ikely that the authorities try |
nd abate the cause as early as pos-|
ble.
will
i
{ gratifying.
Engle Family Reunion
bn Saturday fifty descend- |
Bg of Ulrich Engle, who to |
country in 1753, met in happy
at John 1. Book’s mansion, |
f Lancaster. those |
from this place were: Mrs. J. |
ndt, Mr. Owen Brandt and |
and Mrs. F. Bucher and |
1. |
over
came
bn
Among
a A |
Broadbent—Doyle
have been received here an-
o\ the marriage of Miss Rer-
e. formerly of this place, to
Owen Broadbent, at Phila-
The “happy couple will be
fter Feb. 15, at Stone Har-
e—A 2008 closed market
alii EAE Tice.
{ Jonas Risser was then read and
| until
| members of town council, when such
| vacancy shall be filled by electing a
| small pox and six of
|ing
| Borough.
| scarlet
Organization
OQOUNCILMAN JONAS RISSER
PRESENTS HIS RESIGNATION
Mr. H, Brown Re-elected
President—Salaries of Janitor
and Pumping Engineer Are Ine
creased—Vacancy in Council was
Not Filled for the Present—Other
Business
Geo.
Fathers met on
for organization
with H. Brown, Wm.
Tyndall, Charles Ricksecker and Ed.
present. Also Burgess Hoff-
man. Mr absent. Mr. Tyn-
dall was elected temporary chairman
the result of the final
Our Borough
Monday evening
Messrs Geo.
Barto
Mumma
Following was
zation
H
Fellenbaum
Welsh.
Geo Brown
A. B
W
Rent R
Union National Bank
John J
Held
following
for
rel
Pennell.
month.
then
Solicitor over one
The
agreed
salaries were
the
Pumping Engineer,
rent.
Laborers,
Supervisor, 173%
single team and
hour, double team and man
an hour and double pay for all night
Sunday Clerk, $50 a
This is an increase of $5 per
month for the pumping engineer as
suggested by Councilman Tyndall
and $1 per month increase for Jani-
tor Pennell, as suggested by Friend-
ensuing year:
$35 month
Janitor, $6
15 cents an
an
cents an
356 cents
upon
per
per
hour,
and house
month.
cents
man 25
and work.
year.
ship Fire Company.
It was also agreed that all bills of
as labor, should be
approved by
The same
governed
necessity such
paid semi-monthly if
the Finance Committee.
rules were adopted as
Council last year.
The Committees
President Brown then appointed
these committees:
Street—Risser,
to.
Water-
Brown.
Finance-
ser.
Ordinance—Risser,
and Ricksecker.
Property—Mumma,
Ricksecker.
Light—Mumma,
Brown.
The minutes of the
meeting were approved.
The resignation of
Mumma and Bar-
Tyndall, Ricksecker and
Barto, Tyndall and Ris-
Brown and
Brown and
Tyndall and
adjourned
Councilman
up-
on motion accepted. Mr. Risser gave
ill health and failing eyesight as his
same. No action was
the matter and Clerk Fel-
lenbaum was instructed to find out
from the Solicitor how said vacancy
reasons for
taken on
is filled.
As
as to how
had many inquiries
said successor
we have
is named
recent issue
This
Cuching’s
Bor-
we quote from the most
law governing boroughs,
by
Digest
law is co-roborated
Manual and
ough
Purden’s on
Laws.
“The town
shall have power to fill any vacancy
therein by death,
otherwise,
election for
members of council
which
resignation,
the next annual
may occur
removal or
supply the same
of the unexpired
qualified citizen to
for the balance
term.”
Mr. Hoffer of the Board of Health,
said he had nothing to report except
three mild cases of chicken pox. His
report as sent to Council is append-
ed. :
To the
Members
tlemen:
The
and
Gen-
President
Council,
Burgess,
of Borough
vear 1911 has been an ex-
| ceptional one in the Borough so far
as the vital statistics are concerned.
The death rate was the lowest re-
the birth rate the high-
of Decem-
corded—25;
45 with the month
ber not yet fully reported.
The general health also, was very
Apart from a case of
typhoid fever,
all imported cases, the diseases hav-
the
of
of
est,
of
case
cases
contracted outside
There
and a
been
was one
fever few
chicken pox.
The full report of
Health will made,
the March meeting of Council.
Respectfully,
JNO. E. HOFFER.
Sec. B. of H.
the Board of
be as usual, at
As there were no bills to be paid
Council adjourned. J
rams itr
Incubators for Sale
Four Chas. A. Cypher’s Model, 360
egg size. Two Chas. A. Cypher’s
Buffalo, 200-egg size, Price $10.00
each by Nathan Mertin, Rhieems, Pa.
ALWAYS COUNTS—OUR
hour, |
| Frank Pennelil,
MOUNT JOY. PENNA. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 3, 1912
ADS ING
BR
Personals
THE WHEREABOUTS
FRIENDS THE PAST
Who and Where They Have Visited-—
Many Surangoess Here ove
day=—=Were you Among Ahem?
OF OUR
WEERK
Su
Mr. Harry Webb was a visitor in
town yesterday.
Miss Clare Manning spent yester-
Harrisburg.
Reuben Shellenberger
Middletown,
Mary Detwiler
in Philadelphia.
day at
mr. spent
Monday at
Miss is spending
Lue
Mr,
his
week
was here on a visit
sister, John G.
Mary Hoffer and Grace
Monday in Lancaster.
Holler
Klizabethtown.
Hostetter
to Mrs, Reist.
Misses
Stokes spent
Mars
with
Miss aret spent Sun-
day relatives at
r. Hershey Longenecker is here
it to his parents west of
Harrisburg,
Va in town
Leib and Edna Barto
visited friends in town
I'riday
of Palmyra,
his parents
Stark
visit
15.
a
Mr, John
was home on to
last week.
Mr.
spent
of Millersville,
Lewis Seeman
Smith
with
Cyrus
Sunday
family
Mrs. F. M.
spent Sunday
and family.
Miss Kathryn Morton spent last
week with her grand parents at the
Farmers Inn.
Mrs. Christ Gerber and Mrs. Pratz
Lancaster, spent Tuesday at the
and
of Lancaster,
Lewis Seeman
Young
with
of
Farmers Inn.
Miss Sybilla Boyce
funeral of Miss Youtz at
last Thursday.
Belle
town, spent several
with Mrs. Brady.
Mr. George Vogle of
Sunday here with
John Cramer.
Anna Hershey and
among
attended the
Mountville
Elizabeth-
in town
Leader of
days
Miss
Columbia,
spent his sister,
Mrs.
Miss friends,
of Lancaster visited friends
in town on Monday.
Mr. Ira Grove of Harrisburg, a
former resident, Sundayed here with
former acquaintances.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Mountville, spent Sunday
with relatives and friends.
Miss Alice Henrickson
town spent Sunday with her
in, Mrs. Jennie Detwiler.
Mrs. Simon Menaugh has return-
ed from a visit to the family of Rev
W. H. Egge at Mahanoy City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zortman and
family of Millersburg, spent Sunday
with Dr. O. G. Longenecker’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shire and
David, spent Xmas with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shire.
Miss Minerva Dyer of Atglen,
spent several days in town the guest
Mr. Albert Campbell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Evans and
gon Johnny of Intercourse spent sev-
s with J. H. Zeller and
Charles of
in town
of Middle-
cous-
son
of
eral day
S. H. Hertzler of Eliz
was the guest of
S. Gingrich on Satur-
W. Strausbach and
Arlington, of Harrisburg, spent
eral days with Lewis Seeman and
family.
Mrs. C.
ter spent Sunday at
S. Longenecker and daugh
Maytown where
were the guests of Mrs.
Billet.
John Alfred Hipple,
family of Lancaster, are
Mrs. Hipple’s parents Mr. and
Thos. J., Brown.
Daniel E. Derr and A. L. Boyer of
Lancaster made business trip to
they
rine
Esq. and
visiting
Mrs.
a
Cumberland County on Saturday in |
Mr. Boyer’s auto.
Mrs. Daniel Derr, Miss Kathryn
Morton and Mrs. Wm. H. Gantz, at-
tended the funeral of the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Boyd at Manheim on
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. S. Billet and daughter Do-
ra returned to their home in Harris-
burg after spending several days
here with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Long-
enecker,
wr. Edward Vogle and friend, Mr
Richards of the ship Minneso-
days
former's
Harry
ta,
guests
in town
Mrs.
several
the
Cramer,
Ralph
Georg
spent
of sister,
John
Mr,
the
Cramer, on
left on Friday morning
for Mass.,, after
several weeks here with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Cramer.
Misses Cordie Wallick, Grace
Flinchbaugh of Yoe: Miss Myrtle
Eberly and Mr. Chas. Taylor of York
spent the holidays in town with the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shire.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pennell, Mr.
Miss Emma Pennell,
Mr. and Mrs. Darvin Pennell, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Pennell, Roy Pennell
Walter Pennell, Miss Laura Pennell
and Jay and Marian Pennell attend-
ed the funeral of Allen Pennell at
Harrisburg yesterday. :
a seaman
Boston,
a |
fam- |
her |
son, |
sev- |
Catha- |
as |
spending |
RESULTS--THAT'S
Florin News
HAPPENINGS IN THE BUSY VIL.
AGE WEST OF HERE
Local and Personal Briefs That Have
Occurred Since Our Last Issue in
Our Hustling and Wide Awake
Neighbor Village, Florin.
Mr. Harvey Weaver spent Monday
Middletown.
Mr. Christian
day at Lancaster.
Mr. Haiold Buller
day at Lancaster.
Mr. Eli Nissley
trip Lancaster
Mr. Charles Carson
Maytown, visiting
Mrs. Henrietta Gish
| at Mount calling
at
Nissley spent Mon-
spent Satur-
made a business
Monday.
spent Sunday
friends.
Sunday
‘on friends.
held at
Church morning.
Mary Mount
on friends in town on Sunday.
t fail read J.
in another column this week.
at
spent

Joy,
Preaching services will be
| Eby’s on Sunday
Miss Dierolf of Joy,
to K. Freymey-
on |
Mrs. Fanny ker visited friends
several days last week.
Heistand atteuded the
held at Newville last
Lancas
M1
Union
ter,
Amos
Meeting
week.
Mr.
spent
Howard
York last
George
at
Mrs.
days
and
several
week.
Mr. Frank Klugh and lady friend
Miss Malinda Myers, spent Saturday
at the Capital City.
Miss Ella Easton of Lancaster,
was a welcome visitor to friends in
town last week.
Miss Mae Connely of Lancaster,
visited friends and relatives in the
village last week.
Miss Ida Easton
called on her sister,
Stark on Sunday.
Miss Anna Shank spent several
days at Maytown, with her mother
Mrs. Martin Shank. ;
Miss Laura Nauman spent Sun-
day in town the guest of her father
Mr. Francis Nauman.
Miss Bertha Eshleman spent sev-
eral days at White Oak, as the guest
Mr. Samuel Eshleman.
Mr. John Stoll returned home
from a few weeks’ visit to his uncle,
Mr. Singer at Ephrata.
Mr. Roy Baker and family of
Elizabethtown, were Sunday visitors
friends in the village.
Misses Sadie Ishler and Stella Hess
of Elizabethtown, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ishler.
Mr. S. H. Wiley of Adamstown,
Pa., is spending several days in
town the guest of relatives.
Mr. Albert Dierolf of Lancaster,
spent Sunday in town the guest of
his father, Mr. Wm. Dierolf.
Miss Elida Raffensberger is spend-
ing several days at York, as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stambaugh.
Mrs. Ed. Krodel of Elizabethtown,
spent Tuesday in town with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emlin Buller.
Mrs. Anna E. Wiley of Dillsburg,
is spending several days in town, as
the guest of C. A. Wiley and family.
Mr. John Raffensberger of Don-
egal, spent Sunday in towa the guest
Mr. John Raffensber-
of Lancaster,
Mrs. Daniel
of
to

of his brother,
‘ger.
Wiley
visitors
Mrs. C.
of
at
x
Mrs. J.' M.
welcome
and
and
City, are
home of Mr.
Mrs. Frank
Joy, called
Rider on
and
Mt.
Jacob
Mrs. Christ Flory
near
Mrs.
weiler of
Mr.
Sunday.
All the young men are invited to
attend the Young Men’s Bible Class
at 9.45 at the U. B. Church every
Sunday.
| Em
on and
Frank, spent Monday at Lancaster,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Whitecamp.
Mr. Charles Winters and family of
Manheim, spent several days in town
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Winters.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry of
the guests of Mr.
and family.
The Hilda Brown property, which’
was offered at public sale on Sat-
urday, was purchased by Mr. Har-
vey Raymond.
Mr. Howard Greenawalt moved
| his family and household effects to
| Annville last week, where he has se-
| cured employment.
| Mr. Charley Matter
was pleasantly entertained
of Mr. and Mrs. J.
many on Sunday.
Mr. John
be about again after being confined
weeks with

|
|
|
|
of Lancaster,
at the
nome S. Car-
affensberger is able to
for several
attack of
Mr. Morris Stambaugh
burg, York County, spent
days in
Mrs. John Raffensherger.
A series of revival
in progress in the United Brethren
Church in this place, all are most
cordially invited to attend.
A Gp I
Read the Mt. Joy Bullefin.
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletia.
to his bed
an sickness.
Nains-
several
of

Mrs. Elmer Schlegelmilch and son
{ Manheim, spent Sunday in town as 6
J. K. Freymeyer |
town the guest of Mr. and |
services are |
WHY MERCHANT
~~ Obituary
THE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUS1
TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER
|
fe—
Some Well Known People From Our
Neighborhood Have Passed to the
Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue
a bachelor and re-
tired blacksmith of Manheim, is
dead aged 66 years. His remains
were interred at Mastersonville.
John Rhoads,
David L. Moyer
[.. Moyer, aged 69 years,
and 17 days, one of the
and ‘most highly re-
citizens of upper Rapho
died on last Wednesday
brief illness due to hy-
the heart.
Milton Grove
David
9 months
best known
spected
township,
night after a
pertrophy of
at
Funeral anc
interment on Sun-
day.
Anna S. Zink
Anna S., daughter of Harvey and
Mary Zink, of Strickler’s
Church, Rapho townghip, died on
Sunday after a week's
from diph-
near
in
afternoon
death resulting
theria. She was aged four years,
four months and 21 days. The fun-
eral was private. The remains were
interred in Mt. Joy cemetery on
New Year's Day.
illness,
Peter Koser
The death of Peter Koser occurr-
ed on Wednesday night at his home
two miles north of Mount Joy. De-
ceased was sixty-five years old. He
served in the civil war. His wife and
two sons, David of East Donegal,
and Peter, of Mount Joy township,
survives, as does a daughter, Emma
wife of Benjamin Still. The funeral
was held at Green Tree meeting
house on Saturday morning.
Jacob B. Ocker
Mr. Jacob B. Ocker, a well known
resident of town, died at the home
of his niece, Mrs. A. B. Hoffer on
Marietta street, yesterday afternoon
at four-twenty, from a complication
of diseases, aged 60 years 4 months
and 1 day. One sister, Miss Sarah
Ocker of Mechanicsburg, survives.
The funeral will take place from
the home of Mr. Hoffer on Friday
afternoon at 1.30. Interment will
be made in the Henry Eberle ceme-
tery.
Jacob Sweigert
Jacob Sweigart, one of the oldest
residents of this section, died on
Sunday morning, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Jacob Eisenour, at
Running Pump, Mount Joy township
aged 82 years. He was a mason by
trade and had a wide acquaintance
in this end of the county. Two
daughters survive, Mrs. Eisenour,
above named, and Mrs. Rote of New-
ville. were held
on Tuesday the house
and at 1.30 meeting
house.
Funeral services
morning at
at Hoffer’s
rns tli A li einer nies
\
Mount
by
The Syndicate Ball
ball in
Year's evening
Joy
the
The
Hall on
colored
syndicate
New
folks of
The attendance
orchestra furnished the
of this place
this place proved a
slccess. was fair.
Florin
ic. Mr. John Gantz Jr.,
and Miss Marie Fells of Harrisburg,
won the prize cake for the best cake
The committee of arrange-
Messrs. reorge Cator,
Jr., and John Jackson
mus-
walkers.
ments was
John Gantz
of thig place.
mre lA rr
Hamawei--Wittle.
Early Monday morning at the ar-
rival of the New Year, Ahmad P.
Hatmhawei, proprietor of the Capital
Cy restaurant, Harrisburg, and
Emma Wittle Wagner of Florin,
werg married in York. The couple
will reside in Harrisburg. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wittle of Florin.
eee etl AQ eee
! Call for Your Calendar
We have just received our second
lot of calendars that we are distrib-
uting) among our subscribers and
patrons. All those who have not al-
ready \received one, are requested to
call as, they will be ready for dis-
tributiom tomorrow, Thursday. We
have quit a of designs and
the “ear have thgir
choice.
Sealts
Seats for thé
Joy Hall on T
Mr. Charles Caskel of this place, are
on sale at Getz Bros. Clothing store
and Dr. E. W. Farber’s Drug Store.
They can be rg od at’ the latter
place free on
number
birds” can
on Sale v
grand recital in Mt.
Jan. 16, by
1esday,
Horse uble
While Und
and Mr. Albe
| home of Peter
| the horse frig
| wagon. Mr,
but escaped
damage wa g
d upset jae
injury
S USE THIS
‘day afternoon,, Janua 4
. H. Engle | this place was start
were at the | men being busy on
ast Thursday, {bridge at
s thrown git
he
Met Death
ALLEN PENNELL OF THIS PLACE
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD
He Was at Work When the Coupling
Broke and He Fell to the Tracks--
Death Was Almost Instantaneous--
Remains Interred at Bloomsboro,
Mad.
Our community was shocked
when the news of the death of Al-
len Pennell, oldest son of John J.
Pennell, reached here Sunday.
Mr. Pennell has been employed
as a fireman on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad on the Gettysburg
branch.
Pennell was standing on the ap-
ron between the.tfank and engine,
and when the coupling broke was
throvn 406 th the tender
passing over his leg and
train as
breaking.
internally.
instantaneous
on
tracks,
the stopped,
he air hose
iso injured
iimost
viio was 31 years of age,
North street, Harris-
1a been in the service of
for some time. He
married. His first wife,
of Marietta, now lives
at Lancgster while his two children
with their grandparents,
Mrs. John J. Pennell of
His second wife and one
survive.
He wis member of the Gover-
nor's Trgop, holding the position of
corporal, yand when the body was
sent yomsboro, Md., for burial
at Tuesday, the troop
in full uniform accompanied it from
the its destimation.
Bloomsboro is about twelve miles
from Hagerstown and his wife for-
merly there. The body was
removed by Undertaker Spicer.
Pennell member of the
Reading relief and was firing on en-
gine 1568
ween (erent seen.
leading
106
M Shai
4
are livijg
Mr
this Dla
daughte
ang
also
a
to
noon An
oN
house: to
resided
was a
Officers Installed
Weputy Grand Chief
Gaul of Lancaster,
officers elect of Court
228, Foresters of
on tMonday evening:
C. .§. Barto.
ay
District
Ranger Ch:
installed th
Mount Joy Li
America
0
S.C
R. Sec.—Wg G. Shickley
Fin. Se \. R. Sherk. |
Treasurer J Shickley. |
Sr. Woodwa, Wm. Walker. i
Jr. Woody ewis Geib :
Sr. Beedle uy Culp, i
Jr. Beedle win Rhye.
Lecturer—A Shires.
Trustec
walt.
This (
conditio
PD GE@ETO
ing & men
es
i
id
1
A
y
rars-—0, K. Greena-
a very flourishing
one of the most |
un:7, now hav-
128
To Premiums |
EW rber of this place,
the premiums on
Poultry show
omb Black, 1st
S. C. White
’nd hen, 2nd
yullet,
Dr.
took
bantams at
last
cockere!
Orpin
cocker
week
100t.
The 100t
birds
Se at live
1arles H. Zea-
it Kinder-
oon, begin-
viany sports-
will
Fai
Thu
mer’s
hook
ning at 1.3
men will pe
eee al) Wt ees {
on
Bi
ticipab
yV'elo
Sold His Brad Route
Mr. John H. McGyth of Marietta, |
has sold his Mount loy bread route !
to Mr. .M. C fe handles !
Gunzenhauser’s bre: Vir. McGrath |
will enter the the Cones- |
toga Traction
ff
RR |
Hospital
The regular meetin
pital Auxiliary
home of Mrs. S. B. Be nart
Au rary
f the Hos-
fheld at the |
Thurs-
will
clock. Election of of re
member is requested i be
—— A
J. B. Keller & Next
Will be held at Gan ck
Mount Joy, on Frid !
they will sell 40 head ir
and springers, stocl \
and steers. ’
re nl
Every
resent.
3r¢ Sale
vards, |
when |
I COWS |
bulls,
p—
U. B.
“Worlds United |
will be observed {
Special
es are among the |
Services will be m
ing.
Sunday. iress-
Are Raising the Brio 5.
Work on raising the Mees fn
St.
pt.
Samu opi
vith
ADVERTISING
Hauenstein.
led a hog that
{and
| others that weighed 364 and
| respectively,
$1.00 A YE
MEDI
Local Note
MANY SHORT NEWS ITEM
GENERAL INTEREST
Brief Local Happenings G
They Occur With the Whirl
World for Quick Reading
the Past Few Days.
For brooders and incubator
on Levi F. Sheetz, Florin, Pa
The Dante Circle met at th
dence of Mr. M. M. Leib Ig
evening.
Prof. and Mrs. I. R. Krayl]
nounce the birth of a daughte
Saturday,
Sauer kraut will be served {
Joseph Brandt's LaPierre Hou
Saturday evening.
The School Board held its ri
monthly meeting on Monday e
when only routine business wi
sacted.
Mr. James Glatielter ere
red Scotch monument oun
of John C. Webster in the
Joy Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H
were baptized and became me
of the Presbyterian church on
day morning.
The protracted meetings
Old Mennonite Church ard
largely attended nightly. Th
there have been twenty convg
Mr. George Ebersole assif
the play “The Ladies Aid Sd
rendered in the hall at Mayto
Monday evening. He rendere
eral fine solos.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gingri
Sunday celebrated the twenty ¢
anniversary of their marriage H
tertaining Rev. I. EB, Johnso
family and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Gingrich.
H. Gochenour, W. H. Gant
Allen Morton on New Years d4
tended the shooting match at
ow Street, Billy being the ludk
for one-half the steer and on
key. Mr. Gochenour also won
turkeys.
A A
fine
Additional Personals
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert
guest of Mrs. W. D. Chandle
Mr. James Newpher ig the
of the Messrs. Deacon at St
Miss Emma Schroll arrived
last evening after spending
time in Philadelphia.
Dr. J. S. Roberts and wife o
timore, are guests of her grand
er, Mrs. Helena Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steige 0)
Harrisburg, are spending 3
days at the Exchange hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. R
Philadelphia, are visiting his
Miss Eva Reed a few days this
Mrs. John Cramer and son
and Mrs. Mary Shelly spen
i
| Wednesday at Marietta, the
!of the former’s mother, Mrs.
| Vogle.
Mr, I. A. Shiffer, editor
Elizabethtown Herald and his
er, John A. Shiffer, forman
Palmyra record office, called
scribe on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
holidays entertained
George Ulrick, Miss
of Rheems; Mr. and Mrs. Cha
of Pittsburg; Mrs. Ream
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Hi
Lebanon; Mr. Paris Hinkle a
friend of Lancaster; Mrs.
Ream and Misses Florence
and Meriam Chandler of tow
——- EE eee.
His Bluff Wouldn't Gg
On Saturday a tramp appeg
the home of Mr. John G. Re
liciting assistance, saying t
was a cripple with but one g
Reist investigated and f§
missing arm out of the slé
secreted under his vest. Mr
summoned a constable but thd
had flown.”
eet) Qe sme
Ream ov]
Mr. and
Barbara
Ed
lor
ents,
Boys Take Warning
Notice is hereby given that
it 3 0-| will surely follow if the boy
{have been breaking
{ playing in the rear of the L
| Church don’t discontinue thd
tice at once.
window
smmmmesninsitttl A lf emai
Three Big Ones
Recently Mr. Joseph Webd
weighed 362
Jast week he slaughterd
reese et GE
Printer and Manufactun
Mr. Levi F. Sheetz of Flo
res. | taken to the manufacture o
even- bators and brooders, which h
for sale.
A Good
A New Year resolu
*he | all my debts, jing
the printe ;