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MOUNT JOY, PENNA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1912
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HAPPENINGS IN THE BUSY VIL | [MANY SHORT NEWS ITEMS OF | - HE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUS: With New Adio FE WHEREABOUT
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\GE WEST OF HERE GENERAL INTEREST [a School, Margaret M. Herr and | TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER There lives at Mt. Joy CRILND a, I OR
Mabel ¥. Donovan, Teachers roe 8 ul ot Jov a) an } > “ PAST WEEK
. o bes RY | Brief Local Happenings Gathered as | Seniors—Frances Bailer Mary : ’ W hose name rhymes with louder.’ TT
Local and Personal Briefs That Have [rw Ta ap ny ~ | Eshleman, Katharine Shire, Martha | °™¢ Well Known People From Our | His first name is Jake—that's what | Who and Where They Have Visited
Occurred. Since: Our Lust Issuc iv hey Occur With the Whirl of the | Strickler, Elmer Blocher Harry | Neighborhood Have Passed to the evervnody calls him. Well, Jake | Many Strangers Here Over Sun
Our Hustling and Wide Awake World for Quick Reading Withir | Greiner, James Kendig, Roy Long-| Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue Fe RB rand Bow a a regent- | duy—1Were You Among Them?
Sen vi y | | the Past Few Days. | enecker. | y. Jake likes to drive a good fast y Among them?
Neighbor Village, Florin. ‘ Juniors—Tekla Bube, Anna Eng horse, and generally leaves the dust | —
a (10. May Flowers, Bate Rar James Alexander | for the man in the rear to eat, 'as Miss Clara Campbel ;
. ror ve ver Sp » Maj rs, Sara Kramer, Es- | y : a bd 4 Campbell spent Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Morton Mi John Boyer moved here from | pe," Rest, Evelyn ar Rep, Bs. |, James Alexander, aged eighty, an |the saying goes, and he means at Rheems. 8
spent Sunday at Harrisburg. Lejanon fis Week. H | Stauffer, Charles Bennett Bernard Huts of le Basouie Home, Eliza- have his auto do for him wha rs. Kate Cooper of Harrisburg,
: Mr, L. P. Heilig is erecting a spa- | phar 4 evi } reves | bethtown, died at the General Hos- |horse ought t according * guest of her y
The Misses Kline were Sunday cious poultry house. ee en offer, Ome) Kramer, | pital Wednesday evening from old tion, So Take Mcorting re I Of Her brother, Amazian
visitors to friends in Mount Joy. Don’t fail to read the ad of H. F. | SUrpLy, hoy Walters, . lage. He ha been at the shital | ] a y > Zn ¥ s Verna E he
Brooks & Coo A Class—Grace Pennypacker. Vi- 1ad een at the hospital | his auto and when he got hom: ‘erna E. Chandler is visit-
Mr. Victor Deibler visited his IOOkS & CoO aud 361 Sonus. [ola Reem, Lottie Royer, Esther for some time ran safely into his ‘‘garage” latives and friends in Phila-
parents at Middletown on Sunday. [the ire AA gh Sepvel I | Weber, Ellen Foulkes, Harvey | re monly called carriage house, but tl 1
Mrs. William Wazner is confined Rie 9. 5 > PURAay, | Longenecker, Roy Hershey, Sam William Gantz tng wouldn't stop when he said Paul Getz spent the fore part
her i A fal : Ranss vail ; { Keller, Bdgar Missemer, Alvin Rutt, | William Gantz, one of the oldest | ‘Whoa to it, but shot out of the |? 8 week at Philadelphia and
to her bed with an attack of sick- Read the. advertisement of lhe [John Stoll, Harvey Sumpman, : residents of this place, died on Fri- |building on the you end, sped across
ness, or ore Yan four adver Ising) B Class—Ruth Brubaker, Vir-| day morning at the age of enghty- |the newly made garden bed, and in and Elizabeth Seigrist of
Mr. John Roth has resigned his | = Our former TRS | ginia Frank, Gladys Flowers, Fan- | Dine years, four months and nine [to a tree head-up, Jake in the mean rlin are here on a visi. for a
3 . ur former townsman Mr. H., L. |; Yirvirmd y Yaoi VE ie. HT oie ; ali ara! 4 : EW Ks
position as baker at J. K. Frey- y 1 TveRy x Stager, is nursing a sprained ackle | 1'° Gingrich, Frances Grissinger, | days He is survived by his wife [time making eyes and shouting \ i
meyer’s, DR. JOHN J. NEWPHER aE A hon re 2 o Shu ed ankle 'peatrice Murray, Leah Stauffer. and one daughter, Mrs, Edwin |“whoa, whoa, whoa,” He stopped at : Elmer Ruhl of Elizabeth- -~
a The Bulletin extends birthday |° RP = Ole By a! as eh A ith | Theda Walters, Minnie Way, War- |Shreiner, of Harrisburg. The fun- [the ‘green tree.” How long he held . led on friends here Satur- Cail
Mr. and Mrs. Al Fike and Mrs. greetings to one of the county's | It Xr : i . A , ood pane With | yen Eshleman. Harold Harmon, Ar- | €ral was held on Monday afternoon [on to the wheel, and what else, be Wr ng. a
Jacob Shires Yisited friends at May- | qistinguished medical men of this aver Sitar hmeut and ot of Hl. thur Moyer, Walter Pennell, Ells- |at 2 o’clock at the house, and in- [sides “whoa,” he said. or who | ; A Shellenberger spent. a fan
own on Sunday. | place sie, ADplLy al Lhis ollice, - | worth Schrite, John vist rarre terment in the Mount Joy cemetery. |laughe i » gides tg Say wn visiting hig f: or. J
M Hber isin : pb Bee. |, Eberle’s Spring Garden Band, of | Greenawalt, Clarence ars nl —— a i ues I ane ho | H. the berger. 8 Rather, J
Mr. Wilbert Wiser of Cleveland, | (York, will furnish the music on Me- ’ iad . . oman eto § sel 1» Miss ‘nice Ge + of
Ohio, spent several days in town the | HORSE RAN AWAY { morial Day at Mount Joy Grammar School, Anna R. Kraybill du Solomon Zeamer formed.-—Middletown Journal. St nde os - i of Lancaster
3 relatives th . ™ a Sg Ld . . ? S Ze: wr, age 38 rears id —— — A ¢ re w Br ors
EUSSt 7 yelatives. | gi rts, Sons Of Veriarang A710 Makidd| ithe nates om; We pe, A an pe oy y rriet She lly, granduoth
y augherty oli r. Si rv W ; :xtensive reparations for ig Jethel Bailer, Walter Bernhart, A 8 30me oT ) Ex-Sheriff Landis Robl ang wie
Rev. Daugherty of Elizabethtown Mr. Samuel Henry Was Severely In- a Do Parawions Tor 2 VIE teorse Bann oe Roan Sunday’ morning at 10 oclock. The Report was Sig a that | Harrlyoe 1% Harry Nissley of
will occupy the pulpit in the Florin | jured on Sunday Eis HOT hy aSienra fon, | Frank Gants Earl Grissineer Taw | funeral took place this morning, at ine the absence Cf y r of arriburg are here on a visit to hi
U. B. Church Sunday si Messrs. McGirl and Rodgers, ac- | Frank Gantz, Earl Grissinger, Jay I Sitver Spring at 10 o'clock during the absence of the family of | parent on East Main s 0 his
ry. a Gi | Because his horse scar tive Odd Fellows of Salunga, visited | Klugh, Earl Myers, Lloyd Nissley, |’ na was a inawn | A: B- Landis, of Rohrerstown, on Miss Pauline Wer Sirset.
Mr. Jono Bover and fauily called |, orichod ® a torse Scared at a de- | yop Joy Lodge last night. | Lester Roberts, Warren Strickler, Viti of Wi g was a well known (gunday night, the house was robbed, friend, of Latas estenberger and
on the family of Mr. and Mes, Jos lishe agon near the residence | , Shall Rotso for peti qi. | Florence Barto, Florence Brown, | Citizen of West Hempfield, and al- [presumably by Edward Smith. who he .. ‘«ancaster, spent Sunday
y : n of Mr. Monroe Sheaffer, Mr. Samuel A Sm giouse 10r rent. Imei: | voi tuoTidee, Grace Dick: ways active in his democracy. He [hag disappear > is’ hr. i the family “of J. H
eph McGarvey on Sunday. Henry his place is : 3 ate possession given. Apply to Dr vian Coolidge, Grace Dietz, Mabel | _ °~" be Oy Tas “ |has disappeared. Mr. Landis took | Miller : Harry
(Henry of this place is now confined 3 3. Nowchor ¥ ) : | Geistweit, Blanche Eshleman HRstel- | Served the party several years ago as Smith from the Huntingdon Re- }
Mr. Pryor and family of Blaine, |t0 his bed with numerous fractures |“ 5: NeWpher, Mount Joy. tL 9a Sotves i oe * oo 5 las County Commissioner. He leaves. pap : Mrs. fary Eberle and Miss
Perry Co., spent several d in this |and bruises ? We congratulate Mr. C. S. Ging- w evens, lie ¥eiqman, Jennie two sons, William and Charles, both formatory on parole last December. | Eberle wil leave this 33 aus
"8 several days 8 |¢ ruises. we eavhine his Bier bo J/itmer, Beulah Zercher sons, am ar es, The loot consists of $7 bel i . e 8 week fo
SITY era y x ic a rich upon reaching his 51st birthday . residing ¢ i : y wi onsists of +7 belonging to | Mount Ggtp, r
vicinity as guests of friends. While out for a drive on Sunda a k ay : residing at Kinderhook. His wife . r ratehos i “etna, and will oe
? . |his horse scared at a broken ey Which he passed on Monday. Intermediate School, Elizabeth R. |died about one year ago. na ro iti 7 Yatehes and | cottage fr some time, SIpy thelr
Mr. Harry Singer and family of | swerved to one side and threw ¥r. | Mr. L. P. Heilig of this place has Eshleman, Teacher. 2 Veen an 31 in cash be- Dr. W.B. Wright and aigily
Ephrata spent Sunday in town the | Henry out. As a result his Yeft arin the North American egg laying con- Vivian Chandler, Elsie Miller, Mrs. John 1. Wiser ngs © ‘ igs. Landis, also a Harrisbur, sn. See ay of
guest of H. L. Stoll and family. [was broken at two places, four ribs | ‘St beaten to a frazzle thus far. Christine Moyer, Beatrice Schatz, Hannah Maria wife of John BE i" mors > ol Din; > Sum of money, | oy ot, n Wright's ore is if
Mr. Bert Thomas quit hig job at|Vere fractured and he is suffering It you want to save your fruit you | Clara Campbell, Dorothy Johnson, |yyiser. died very sudden and unex- er im pel i Ji9 Prope Mr. and M; wg Dover Tas K oy
BE Mert a a pos | from a badly cut and bruised head. | CaP learn how by reading Mr. H. S. Hilda Johnson, Beatrice Pennypack- pectedly at her home a short dis- ex-sherift “The thief e 30 9 £20 Mr. Gec Cun: ingham represent. "i
thi : : Ee : . |He was attended I Dr. WwW | Newcomer's ad on another page. er, Mabel Zerphey, Thomas Bennett, | tanea wee a " adr A $k miss “1 lad Ostezo ‘ri Nn E I -
sition at the Scott Dairies in this |p’ he ded DY Dr. - M. Mr. George Cator accompanied | Warren Bentzel, Alvin Reist,Charles | (20¢e West of Florin Thursday af-|which was in Herman's pocket-book me ibe No. 59, I. 0. R M.,
place. | . P hie ole : : via orl cor Stanffer Rev mor. | t€TROON at 4.30. She was attending | and also overlooked a $2.50 gold [at @ ™Meelin of the various tribes at
Hote | : ; 2 | TTT. \ hls lady friend, who had been visti- Bar: inser Stautter, : Roy T'yn- to her poultry, when she complained | piece which was lying Phi Rilo Philadelphia on Saturday evening.
There is a rumor afloat that Flor- | Commencement Week } | ing dim. to Hagerstown on Monday. |dall. Georzse Weber, Edgar Dyer,|of feeling ill and immediately went in the parlor. The thief also stole a Mr Ob Garber, left Saturday
in will have a first class livery in + : HH ; Did you know that the price of | William Hendrix, Walter Nissley, . pired i : $ do 3 | morni ) a vi
the Vory dear y In| The following is the program for good clear manufactured ice is just | Edwin Walters “2 | to the house but expired just as she | suit case belonging to Mr. Landis |™ hn hy a visit to his som
he very near future. How about it. | commencement week in the local | nq low oe natcrel Los te is Jus 5 * Be reached the porch. Death resulted [and a suit of clothes, the property Frank Grber in Emaus, Lehigh
John? high school. a Yo as NE y es mee H. X. | Fifth Grade, Edna Martin, Teacher. | from heart failure. She was aged {of Herman Landis. Co. . Fy lere he went to Allen-
| : . Brooks & Co. Emily Newe . > hp ro town, returnig
Mr. and Mrs. N. 8, Gantz were | Sunday, May 26, at 10.30 a. m., Mount Jov Lodze No. 277..1..0 amily Newcomer, Ruth Murray, | 62 years, 4 months and 9 days. De- el ree eee 4 rl £ on Monday.
3 : i 4 enlnnreate ae i y Joy lodge NO. &({, 1. O. Mildred Fellenbaum, Miriam Mum- vased ras smber of the May- ostmaster 8. F, Hel 1
pleasantly entertained at | the Baccalaureate sermon will be TP init > tone ire 2 mn, é \ ceased was a member of the ay Rntere i » Hearing hte “ I. Helner left yes-
of Mr ad Mes “Hi Jue home | achod by the Rev. Charles E 0. F. Initiated Mr. John Givens of (yer, Esther Gingrich, Pauline [town Lutheran Church Besides Entered bail for Hearing terday ajeton, Pa., where he
Te Mrs. Harry Shoemaker |Preached hy Ae, ar'es HM. this place, into the mysteries of the | Shaeffer, Florence Gainer, Murenn: : 1d. Members of the Elizabethtown will represan. Hermit ¢
on Sunday. | Berghaus in the Episcopal Church. order last. niet ? Shaeffer, rence Gainer, Murenna [her husband she leaves these child- School Board and the officers of the | pe ® ! Hermit Castle, No.
” : { Thursday, May 30, at 8 p. m. the re yg De , has . |Brown, Ella Cunningham, May ren: Mrs. Samuel Young of Florin: Hummelstown Brownstond Co. the 66, K, G. v this place, at the an-
Mr. Oscar Young is able to be | Class Day Exercises will be held in Cs Sink SIAR han grdatly im- | Hinkle, John Greiner, Charles De | Mrs. Elam Myers of East Donegal; |architect and contractor of the Dua] Sta Ble.
about again after being confined to [the Mount Joy Hall. The play, en her property by removing |Long, Jacob Zeller, Mark Mumma, Kate, Daisy and Paul at home and new High School building at Eliza as 2 Bitze] and son War.
the house for several days with an |“Who’s to Win Him?" will be pre- sil, lam fh Shop that stood [¥ivad Clliums, Clinton Eby, Paul | wilpert of Cleveland, Ohio. Seven bethtown who were sued by ‘Con- Her Aad Pi Miss Barbara
attack of sickness. Jonied by the Senior Class. Mr. W. ON tH est i 5 many YRS i jAlezander, Chanies Fouche, Soke grandchildren, two brothers and [tractor P. N. Wohlsen, on a charge | ton Vo h Wy i week Jor rath.
Yorber is ; 2. Keefer, of Lancaster, who so : M. M. Leib, w yas in | Gochenour, David Stauffer, Oscar sisters also survive. The funer- IREDIA0Y Tron hav son. Bdear 1 piEy are visiting her
Mr. A. D. Garber and two daugh- successfully coached the class play Delaware, Maryland and Virginia | Hendrix. tye Sisters also swyive, ; The tuner of conspiracy to defraud, have en- son, Edgar H. Xenize! and wife for
ters returned home on Monday after last year is again drilling the class ° last week, reports the outlook prom- F th Pri I Kul ow ih Sane) fas Oe al ret hominy hetore |» few Wels :
vending severs ays z aina | 2=L Year 18 age I g ass. Vatrnir po ols 4 “ourth Primary, Lou Kuhns, with services in the sutheran | ‘m: Doe o ti 3 gy ary a :
Sten © Severe) ; dass at _ Blaine, On Friday evening, May 31st at '18ing for a big strawberry crop. Teacher. Church at Maytown at 2.30 and in- fide Hw Dee The Hie Of the | Mrs. Harry Miler and Mrs. Wm,
erry County visiting friends. [8 o'clock the Commencement exer- But little corn was planted in the Anna Brubaker,* Mary Brown, |terment in the adjoining cemetery Joaring ian heen I%ed for nex ri- | Howard of bibethtown, Mr. and
While Mr. Harry Lyons had his |cises will be held in the Mount Joy territory he visited. Zelma Coolidge, Jeatrice Hawthorn, a Miia GL afieraoen *>om—— ik Johat Jart and son Qeorze
horse tied at A. D. Garber’s store | Hall. The music will be furnished Me Memorial Day demonstration [Martha Heisey, Erma Hertzog,* SALUNGA ot Sanoastel Miss Alberta Cros-
on Monday night the horse became |PY the High School Chorus. Prof. has been revived in New Holland [Emma Kramer.* Carrie Nissley. Lil- BE dah et Unclaimed Letters )y of Harri: were recent visit-
restless and tore loose and in trying |C- O. Althouse, Director of the High and the old burg will have a big |lian Roth,* Mabel Brown, Ella ha Gorecit 2d fay Jiend Following is the list of unclaimed | 95 at fhe Bs th Rev. G. W. Getz,
to get away the animal fell, damag- [School of Commerce, Philadelphia, time. Great street peagant at 1|Childs, Ida Greenawalt, Barbara |¢d Mrs. Weiser’s funeral on Sunday. | |qiters at the Mount Joy post office |, Aron Seigristund family visited
: 2 ’ bs Hv Seis rcloc aso hall : aly BWA Aig Jordan Kline entertained his 5 : ee . A and Mrs. A ng over Sum-
ing the wag , will deliver the address. o'clock. Base ball at 10 a. m. and [Heiliz. Martha Hemsley Allie b rsdnasday o 5 . : & over Sua
Ng Le fou. am fearing the —-————— 4 p. m Big festival in the evening ong ob Miller. hes a grand daughter and family from Wednesday, My 35: 1912. ay
: Mrs. Quillie Hershey of this place | he Fie Shr 3 We _| York over Sunday. Albert Joseph Alegamer On his retur: ) sre Mr. Sie-
Tyre Tn Sermon to Graduates and her three children and for: Tae il Ne \nna Johnson and Dr. Heller of | J. M. Hostetter, Prin. grist covered the from Mt.
The Raceslanrente [men Ie ime grandchildren were all born in the Hinkle Samuel “Miller # TIunan Lancaster visited Capt. Reitzel’s Santee) Jaynes, ‘ ' Joy fo Ris home in 'ranklin au-
n Ors eradus > class ( » Bliz -1 : oe y Miller, £ ramily 3 : J. Fred. Fens ac | tomobile wo h
No Tones eet Sure th town High school was delivered Sun. | SAme house, which is still being |Sprout, Paul Stark,* Herbert Stark, Ty. os ey: waghter EI: 20d Te ro my H
1 g 8 . De salc “there’s v Ss as 2a x = occupi r Mrs 3 , is wl . ’ Mrs. Sloat and daughter Ella anc ostmaster John E. Longe OWAr
nothing new under the sun.” There |day night by the Rev. G. N. Falken- fol IS: aie ne as Russel Shale. grandson Cornelius spent Sunday a pine ; , * | Longenecker, of Mou , and rd
is. It’s the Talbot stores, a shain or | Stein, pastor of the Church of the |; 1c to be 1 i ame ho Third Primary, Verna Chandler, with Mrs. Lillie Kepperling. ’ I ley and Roy Ns joey of Flori
establist t isi h | Brethren There was a large con ons e born in the same house. T 1 D 1M B. BE K ii t Over a Hundred Ate Chicken M i i A 0 orin,
stablishments comprising each tren. Te was a ‘'arge con Mr, David R. Wazner has moved eacher, r. and Mrs. B, la, Rendig spen m : Ts cor [0p Monday.and Ay..f attended
“newer and better kind of popular |resation present, and the graduating! J Squire Ricker office building to Glenn Derr, Jay Lindemuth, |several days last week at Highland The grand opening of the Master- | ihe annual eonventi, the Na-
priced store” with the first store in | Class, which, numbers four, the the roar of his lot He will hoi James Rapp. Herbert Tyndall, Allen | Park, Jenkintown and Newark, Del. sonville hotel, W. 8. Kauffman, {tional League Toba Board of
Lancaster, one in York shortly to teachers, school directors, a few the space into o Yawn aod 2160 Con. Schatz, Harold Funk, Henry Wit- Norman Bear took his father and propristor; held last Thursday evel- | Trade in New Y Vit
open, and others under way in Han- fiends attended in a body. The templates the erection of a spacious | m€T Ben Stark,* John Germer, El- mother and Mr. and Mrs. Keener in ng was a grand ig : success. A er———
over, Reading and East choir rendered special music. The ; wood Gerber,® Russel Brown, Rob- | his new auto to Mr. Keener’s par- | roast chicken supper was served and
The SEE oR. i stores | Commencement exercises will be pores on the east side of his dwell- ort. Eshleman® Harry Secvenrs, |ents ot Litits. : one hundred and seventeen persons | pINGLING CIRCUS | H ARRIS-
has provided many unique features held on Thursday evening in Market 'M&: Amos Ebersole, Roy Ellis, Robert Mothers Day was observed in the | partook of same and enjoyed it very BURG
: : Viator eb g *. Gordinier, of the faculty Te Eshle Abne S ut George |M. BE. Ct ‘h here on Sunday morn- | much, Music was furnished by a
not usually found in establishments | 1all. Dr. Gordinier, A : )shleman, ner Sprout, George |M. IZ. Church here on Sunday orn- | as } :
selling 5e, 10c, 25, 50c and $1.00 {of he Millersville Normal Sefoo! What Texans Admire Sillers, Sarah McGinnis, Ruth Gain- |ing. Everybody received a white | Lancaster Manaolin club. Spectadie of “Joan of Ax\ Will Ex.
goods—indeed, not often found in |W!!! Pe the orator of the evening. is hearty, vigorous life, according to | ¢¥:" T-ottie Eshleman * Anna Hen-|carnation and Rev. Devine preached | Stl Merron hibit at Harrisburg Manda:
the largest Department stores. | ey Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio. grix, 1 Chiisune ig 8 yory DRpROnNIMS samen. i ht Cavalry Reunion ; May 27 = ngas:
The Talbot store in Lancaster is For a Good Time “We find,” he writes, “that Dr. |5° Lailiatidine AY, ary. (1) 008, ram 0: ghder or and dang hie The 43d annual reunion of the
located at 150.158 Nooo did About fifty members of Lancasier [RINe's Now Life Pros 1 t | Alta Gingrich,* Mildred Murray,” | Mrs. Andrews of Lititz took a trol- {xin h pennsylvania Cavalry Asso. op
| J S surely pu h CO 4 wl Alvi Foie philadelphia and t | ; spectacle irc an at-
street, which is but a short distance |l.cdge No. 299, L. O. of M., of Lan- 'new life and energy into a person, Ruth onrad, Catharine Ellis, y 2 ley trip in Phuade pata Rad Enon i ciation will be held on June 14, at |{raction that should bi ng 15
from the intersection of Queen and |caster, will partake of a grand ban- “Wife and I believe they are the Sfinell, Jsosc Hessler. Roy amas fie I Toe Frock Coe | Gettysburg. Two companies of the of visitors from th .ml
King streets to which all the trol-|quet at Hotel McGinnis this evening. hest made.” Excellent for stomach, Second Primary, Ruth N. Stoll, gi Tri Pt rerever au ugly | regiment were recruited in this | countr It is beyond qu
leys converge. The first thing, | The following menu will be served: liver or kidney troubles. 25 cents Teacher. ASR the Loony 24) Ae ly [ country. A. F. Shenck of Lancaster | srent produc: JF%os I
therefore. that will claim attention | Consomme ; at S. B. Bernhart & Co. Earl Myers, Ellis Fellenbaum, ak Strighlor Lo put up fence on | has been secretary since the assoeia- | ge¢ Am ,
is the free checking rooms where| Olives Celery Pickles el nee Gilmour Schmaelzle. John Coolidge the Dr. J Q Kendig farm. and the |tion was formed. ‘ T wor m skillfu
all, whether patrons or no | Chicken Giblet Sauce S IL.eroy Engle,* Robert Gantz, John : NEY. J oy : — —————— st cost rs (
1 t, may : M land h BLU i
have packages or bundles cheked | Cranberry Sauce TI Bik Osntes Trouble McGann. * Howard Stark,* Claude [ona Mien Boland A es | He Has 24 Jerseys ¥ directors an 1
nd cared fer i i Sliced Tomatoes Lettuce 1e sink which had once been an | Frank, Tura Hertzog,* Mary Mover® |P'27 ye x 0 it and | Xoo - Ser 1 eli ere engaged to mo
ves 8 Tuoul wanied Withont Chicken Salad old well on the property occupied | Beatrice Ptr Renta New- | {0 score. Ne {rished yr pond) 29 Engle of Past Donegal Sas oes A ta : hes
ge. | 5 € f J 1 9 ile 2 8 > 24 y s + about 200 "1 stage DIge
thar foature which Hoth Lae.) I esha wT by Mr. B. E. Hiestand on West Main |comer,* Mildred Mateer. Anna | fell Into 3 vile ol soofng Ae re Pod 324,150 FOULS (or Wout 2000 | Sfaitary: theatre
caster City and Lancaster County| Cheese Weise Ico: Craam street, filled up again and overflow- Brooks, Mary Greenawalt, Barbara ine aE ily Er ou Sunday Serie oy Mi oy dork ; Rend horiable. s
folk will appreciate is comprized in | Fruits Cakes Mints ed into his cellar. As there is an-|Rollman,* Flenora Gable, Emily ju ) Lun . his guie OE nduy Rar San : ol 0 ich Ine 1 ad ; v to to
the Free Retiring et | Coffee Cigars other old well on the property |Gingrich.* Pauline Butts, Pauline |2R¢ adie in § De OW, tio yie dof of YX y in
> Retiring Rooms and Rest | > © - pipes were extended to i Sho Mav Diffenderfer. Elizabeth | ¥3S Yery dark and the horse in g0- seven tons of milk and $64 pounds ,
Rooms for Women, comfortable and | SR 2 oxrenaoy 0 it and the S200), va wrenderfer, Hlzabell ling over a breaker pitched Mr. Frey | of butter in a year, is the champion i
eheerfully fitted up and open to all; Anniversary situation ‘relieved. hatte, Clara Greemawalt, Alice lout. He received a severe cut cow of the state :
like ‘“Frolicland”, a children’s play-| The Junior Epworth League of T : fai y Seidman, Anns Li Core labove the eye. Mrs. Frey then tried items tlie i
ground with a real sand pile, plenty [the Methodist Episcopal Church Our Home Markets plas oy re RR rT ® tn |to take the lines and landed on the Chief Spickler Resi 08: 1
of sand toys, and so on, and facil-|will hold its anniversary exereises Butter, per 1b. ....,........ $ 33 Sr Pre Se a Tr . ae |road mot much hurt. The children M fet } picister im has pile ca
ities for cleaning up the youngsters |on Thursday evening of this week, Eggs, per. doz... .... ... =. $ .18 re pany, M. 6G. i or Yea he ‘ |stuck to the carriage and landed in Mr. Martin A. Spickler Hh ¥0 hay a ballet of
before they leave, [May 16, at 7.30 o’clock. Besides a Tard, Ber Ib . l 3 1ita John TRollman, Ro er K eller, | 10 0 barnyard safe. Dr. J. S. Kendig been chief of Friendship 1 ire Com- grand opera ch
Sia 3 a na es Sd Ty 1 ¢ 1 Jberle, . pany for a numb of years, se 11¢ 0 rses
There will be in the Lancaster review of the work, there will be a potatoes, per bu sie Poelvn mms Witwer Eberle | attended them. pany Yor 2 number f years > nt his rses and a t
Store a fine Mezzanine Gallery for [presentation of “Pilgrim’s Pro- | wheat, ber bit $1.10 Esther Garber, Sara Miller, Beatrice ener AE meee resignation to the eompany last F ri-J 1 scenery costun
free Musical Concerts: a Venetian |gress” illustrated with stereopticon Gorh,'per bu... on. 1 $ 83 nasser. Dofothy Behe A Happy Birthday day morning, sale to take eflect al lproperites d mechanical devi
Garden where ices and sodas may |views, All are most cordially invit- 4 4.’ Por bu Lie : 3s harle Singer Margaret Magislier 3 | Wry Mars A Loe ay ih tof Need On not ater, than the next | tor prod: 1 stage effects
% i : an 4 . +3 : I ’ ESS Ese sisieieieieie vy 02 anrice essler, ena inger, Mrs. Mar) 1 ’ - stated meeting o le company thunder storms, fires a
be sbraiaed: 2.30 How -20d8 Joup- jad attend. A collection will be etl Ct Tohn. Behleman. William Mateer. | Undertaker H. c. Brunner, celebrat- | as I 18 Ty. storms 08
fr e handsomest In e's ¥ , : y y ini rer y a ) or 82nd birthday Monday. Mrs. | si sits
: —l a oo Last Chanee—Get Bu William Given Sara Dillinger. Paul [ed her 82nc 3 i AA Ade Yi iH :
state: Elevator: 1lounging rooms: | , 48 *e usy 3 {Br » is well egerved for her | A New Machine ” —-—..
; > 3 The speci 3 Diffenderfer. Martha Royver,* Elmer | Brunner is we preserved | | ar contri ; 3
Bagement Bargain Store; Ye Col-| Wild Cat Falls | Bernhart Ta rg er SB. f heon. Tosemh Shaeffer. Amos |age and takes great delight in enter- | On Menday fhe aang ME I'he Colonial Theatr
onial Shop (a Novel Store Within 2| The tenth annual opening of the well thought a a Vere 30 Stark, Samnel Gillums. Carl Schats, [taining guests and caring for her Ream tried Icy ne Is Ue his Bew The Lulonia h oa ile and
Store) and many other unusual uh house of the Wild Cat Falls ny Feanerts Miia here Were | Sister Mumina. Fdna Pennell. Ed- | flowers, of which she has an exeep- jand 1atest Juiptoved 2% rs Moy ny tt ou ia 3 Thest rade Ho
features and facilities. | Club, of Marietta, will be observed this week and thes: whl rontigugnce win Barto. John Miller, Clara Pen- [tionally fine collection. On this oc- | Si 0K Daylight ites or Ie, Iocares. it at the ” Colontal
R i i ¢ : | é 39 + { y : ve . . aylig > § are n picture at the C
The merchandise will be of the gw iqay May 24, at the famous and coutinved : erelore be | oll. Charles Roth. Verna Cunnine- |casion she was fairly smothered Drove sightly. Don't fail to = oud f tre. at Lancaster, is offering ‘at
Popular-Priced type for home and |jeautiful spot on the west shore of | SE ham. Mary Way. Olea Hvson, Gertie | with flowers as gifts from her many j>4¢ XE pay 8 0 | present. for five. ten. and fifteem
personal use, out it will be repres-|ihea Susquehanna river opposite Gibhons. Catherine Nevin, Kathryn |friends. May she live te enjoy %ee lhem. ei The theatre Haslf is he .
: 1 | YF Sh he The thea itself is beautd
entative of almost every country in |Marietta. The Wild Cat Falls club | Marriage Licenses Issued T.onzenecker | many more such happy events. e | : : tal enouzb to be Well worth going
the world |is one of the exclusive fishing clubs Harrison Hipple amd Annie C Pupils whose names are marked had her photograph taken surround- A Public Demonstration . simplv to see. but the visiter is suf
The Talbot Stores will be the |of the Susquehanna, and its opening ' Birch, both of Conoy 2 ® Ul with an * did not miss any time dur- led by flowers and plants and only Prof. H. A. Surface, Beonomic |MTPE 0 SC Boe ot od show ale
local Premium Headquarters for B.|days are red letter occasions in geod Harry G. Walters and Elsie M. |inx the térm. the threatening weather prevented | Zoologist ef the State Department i pid hh 2
T. Babbitt, Tne. who will display |fellewship. Arntz, both of Mount Joy : Prof. I. R. Kraybill, Principal. | Mother Brunner from taking an au- { of Agriculture, amnounces A Spray- |". strong bill for the latter part of
their premiums in ‘Ye Colonial | main ll Geer Albert K. Garman Eiisabethiown {to ride. {ing demonstration to take place on Fag ot] TO an a te Both Ph
Shop’’—this will enable pations A Big Smccess and Maud K Sweigart West Done- rr ET. Vv’ J a ie Re. Parmer Jon the Three Belmonts Inte.
i me : : qf # ? g { Nosit3 . i | Marietta, r 3 re ep oo
(wo gave Rabhitt has ayemarke | The chicken and waffle supper in zal. All Were Pleased | Festival at Florin 7 bel ariel a, Nay ie: am | ducing the famous girl scare crow
and ouwsands exchange for as|y,unt Joy Hall Saturday evening | ——>o— The reeital in Mount Joy Hall last | Take it from us there will e | { dancer, who has been angaged as a
little as 10 trademarks, making |}, ty, Tadies’ Aid Society of the Thursday evening by the pianoforte | Something doing in the park at Fior- | Thumb Was Cut {special feaure for the summer at
: : ka g bl p i$ . 8 | rie]
selection at will, not only from the |}, ch of God. was one of the most | Walters—Arntz pupils of Miss Anna Welsh, of Co- |in on Saturday evening, June 8, John Sehroll, om Mount Joy | Hammerstein's Roof Garden in New
Babbitt premium tables, but from |g, .cessful ever held. A good sum | Harry G. Walters and HBisie E. | juymbia, assisted by Mrs. Harriet [When a grand festival will be held | gtreet, employed at the cotton mill, { york City. A show is given at the
anything in the store. {was realized. [Arntz, both of this place, were |gmith Heineman. soprano, and Mr. {under the auspices of the Florin hag his thumb caught in the machin- [Colonial ~ every afternoon at twe.
Im the T.ancaster Talbot stores! ——-—— married at the parsonage of the « violinist. | Tennis Club. All kinds of refresh- | ery and injured slightly. He is now | an3 at night there are two full
eied May 4 James Hinkle, bass and nist. | ’ : : | £ 2
there is a large side entranee to the | Notice to Tax Payers Irinity United Evangelical Church | was well attended and the manner | ments will be served from 5 to 11 |off duty. {shows running continuously from
Hippodrome Moving Pletures The-] 0" 'eanithe attention of 120 Saturday evening. Rev. L E.|in whieh all the participants render- | D. m. and the Foresters Band of this | TT esw TTY 17.15 te 10.30. The program {8
atre. Babbitt Trademarks will even | 2 ; ag | JORRSON performed the ceremony. d their parts more then pleased. { place, will be present to enliven the : 3 i | ehanged every Monday and Thure-
b Jd tor admission 4 onr many readers te the advertise —_— an . e I p 08, Don't: forest the date Tobacco Prices
9 #00 Thami'se Sa hale. ment of Mr. T. M. Breneman, tax | EE vecasion. ’ zg ? The 1911 tobacco vet held hy |day.
That the Talbot Stores will be a 3 | Ture 8th : ° . mn
yms to ba the wnamimous |°0llector, in reference to borough, | These Hens Pay - b sii growers is for sale at 12 eents: no | rim
success see in ie laeg |state and county taxes which a»-| Mrs. Alice Hoffman has forty Under Where i : 2 lems, say the growers and dow’t want
Winks t ok ho ve nae pears on amother page. | bea that laid 658 eggs during the Is mot wmderwear. We have un-| Coavention at iyig . it at that price say the buyers Horse Ran Away ot
eir p u . ee DB month of April. derwear in fifteen different styles: | The Bulletin printed a fine four - ————— { A young man by the name
They will certainly be stores With a Adjudications Filed | cel Ween Tmion Suits. Athletic, Knee Draw- |eolor poster fer the Jr. O. U. A. : | Arndt, from the rural districts, had
Byrjcie ts Win 204 tv Wand wubrie A adh edie onl filed in the | Rabbits Wanted—Will 5o |S and Ankle length. 25e to $1.00. | M. Convention to be held at Litite , Time Tells the Tale a runaway near the home of Mr.
coafidencs. » te of tila! ‘ pay 50 |. piece. Gets Bros. June Sth. This office will alse primt That's what men who care say. I |g n.q0 Sheaffer Saturday night.
a estate of S. P. Lytle. late o 8 cenis each for good. healthy rabbits | the programs. find that in the end it pays $0 wear {my wagon was wrecked but horse
borough, te the amount of $2,682.- | weighing 3% to § Ibs. -- er Wii samen Getz Bros. clothing. $7.50 up. 3 .
Free! Free! 28 Dr. M. M. Alexander & Ceo., Marietta | ey and driver escaped injury.
I, ! 28. ge s Re " Baptismal Services Your Face 2
We will be pleased te shew you = lip mete Pa. fs .
. 8 There will be baptismal serviees Is shaped different therefore Very Dull ;
aay of our Suits, Hats, Shirts, etic, Settiad Now Se frre 3 y . Beautiful
! i : and reception of members in the \yeeds a different shaped hat. Yom Ci k thi district put i
free. We do mot ask yeu te buy. That Getz Bros. is the place te | Don’t fail to a . Hopes : ERFIRANArS in thie. ctrl PU To behold are the new Spring and
read 3. D. Beme- Menrnenite Chunch om West Donegal {can find a hat for your faee at €@e% | out in April 4,000.000 cigars less Summer shirts at Getz Bros. Fifty
Geote Bros.
@ur nrise. talks te you.
Puy your summer elething. $7.50 up.
man’s big ad on page $.
street
tomorrow feremnoon.
{| Bros. One te three-fifty.
than im Mareh.
to one-fifty.
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