VOL. XI. NO.S MOUNT JOY, PENNA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912 CIRCULATION ALWAYS COUNTS—OUR ADS BRING RESULTS—THAT'S WHY MERCHANTS USE THIS ADVERTISIN( 1 x M Obituarv THE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUSH TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER Some Well Known People From Our Neighborhood Have Passed to the Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue Frank Steiner Frank Steiner, son of John Stein- e1 of Elizabethtown, I his late o'clock, in the Heart He was buried home Saturday at 1 Mount trouble Tunnel -ceme caused his wag thirty-two years ol parent and the following ther urvive John of Steelton Henry, Annie, irle Gustavus, Cyrus ister all at home Cornelia J. Dodge Cornelia J Dodge Friday Washingten, led at y 12, Miss « 1 Ju In 1 Inte ent at the ( he¢ youngest N. Mrs D Dodge of John Morris- C., ident ter, survives of and hington, this thirty-five years ago is by our older citizens. Mrs, John Hatz of Mrs. Royalton lived Hatz on in The remains John at She formerly Deceased was fifty her husband she four children Elsie, Abner and Alvin, Four brothers also interred years Besides is by as zzie, all of Royalton. David Brubaker, of Daniel Brubaker of Abram Rev. Fal- Brubaker, such Brubaker of mouth, and John B. Run. Miss Fanny Breneman Breneman died sud- during Monday night at the half-brother, Chistian this place. Death hemorrhage of ‘the Miss Fanny me Ot her ireneman, near was caused by a lungs. Deceased was fifty-nine years was a member of the United She is survived bj 1d and old ana Brethren Church. one brother, Dr. Henry Breneman, { vn lace, and a sister, Mrs. Kate Witmer, of Neffsville. A number of | half brothers and ° sisters also, nrvive rv € The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock from x 2 : | the home of Dr. Breneman, with in- terment at 10 o'clock in Erisman’s cemetery Samuel B, Koser B. Koser, a White Oak, Penn township, suddenly At the home of Sam- fner, on fJherry street, Man- | evening at He was in the ard walk- ing at the time when death resulting in He had failing health gince last Thanksgiving Day from | and heart failure. He was forty-| one vars of age and wnmarried. De- | ceased was a laborer by occupation, | and is survived by two sisters and one brother: Mary, wife of Harvey | Spangler, of Rapho; Mattie, wife of | Henry Wittel, of Florin; and Phares native resi- ue dent of died uel Shi heime on Sunday seven o 5 y o'clock. seen to fall, few minutes. a I music been in dropsy B., of Lititz. The funeral was held at the White Oak Church, at Penryn, this mor ing, with interment in the | cemetery, DE adjoining Seribes on an Outing Continuing the practice of two previous years, the Lancaster | Automobile Club give its annual | complimentary run to the newspaper publishers of the county: yesterday. ! With two exceptions, in the county was well as a number of dailies. automobiles carrying thirty-three people, left Lancaster for Gettysburg; the every weekly represented as Eight via York and New Oxford. The trip | over the battlefield was very inter- esting. Returning the trip was made thru Abbotstown and Han- | over. The outing was greatly oot joyed by all. eee tl Ae — Killed by a Train A valuable cow owned by Mr. Benjamin Bender, residing two miles east of Landisville, was struck by passenger train No. 31 on Sunday evening. The animal was struck, thrown on the tracks and dragged fully three-fourths of a mile, being ground to pieces. — Another Festival Festivals seem to be quite an at- traction the park here, therefore the Degree Staff Association Jr. O. TU. A. M. of this plalce have decided to hold one on the evening of Au- gust 3rd. All kinds of refreshments vill be served: there will be vari- ous kinds of amusements and the Toresters Band will furnish musie. cemmnett A—— IT Running For President Is alright, but it is much cheaper o run to Getz Bros. and get a $15.00 Suit for $9.00. D. | daughter | Cedar | fol- | Royal- Coliins’ | MUST REMOVE TRE DAM er's Suit Against York Haven Co. The brought John H the York Company damage case a farmer, Water and finally Rider, again Haven by av was settled of the Dauphin handed Friday and sand comstructed opinion Court, Carrell, | Island whicr Mi The the down by Judge afternoon that nad at Three-Mile, Duffy’ Middletown, flooding March Oe on long rock dam com) ny or below and caused excessive 0 1d propertie nm ; ordered removed before John in Lon | donderry the placed der, a township, H ti farmer Dauphin county the company ator, the he Court was prose and were on The ays: Water defendant o> 1 York Comp statement “The Power Haven un ny here and every person acting in its be half or under itg authority, is here commanded and perpetu in Susquehannz | by strictly not to place the the lands of the plain {ally enjoined eastern channel of River above | ier | straetton whatsoever, ‘which |any way the natural of water which would otherwise fine the other ob ir any dam, wing wail of can diminish its course through the eastern chan | front the | premises of The plaintiff.” , | tA ee ne! of said river in of Festival of tne Florir will he held en Sat According to the amusements Hall Association's The annual event Association Hall evening, July 20, | posters some new be an attraction. as chicken and clam soups, ice ete. Band cake, watermelon, The | eres, [ be Foresters The | shine. ag follows: served. the will held rain committee in charge is Messrs. E. §. Moore, J. H. Haldeman, John Keener, 8. $B. Stacks, Jacob Hershey, Eli L. Nissly, | Welfly, John Masterson, A. furnish music. or be | wig, D. |ber, J. K. Freymeyer, J. Ruther- ford, J. H. Raymond, Horace Cox, IJ. M. Raymond, John 8S. Weidman, P. E. Kraybill yeorge S. Vogle, Irvin XKraybill, J. 8S. ©Carmany, B, S. Weaver, Amos Winters, H. Roy Nissly, E. F. Heiner; «Clarence A. Wiley, chairman. re — A Big Success The Foresters Band held a festi- evening par- various amuse- valain the park on Saturday a it success in ticular. was a There every were iments and an exceptionally good at- A neat sum was realized musical the Metropolitan tendance. for this deserving 2 They had Bani of Columbia to furnish the and it than pleased. The Columbiang are some musieians. organi- ation, more een eet eee Were Baptized The following persons were bap- tized in the Conoy creek on Monday evening Hoverter, the Church of God of Elizabethtown: by Rev. pastor of Mrs. Harvey Hornafius, Viola Char- leston, Roy Lewis, John Martin, Mrs. Albert Alwne, Dorothy Buch, | Miss Lineaweaver, Miss Goss, Maud Peters and Blanche Rineer. A ..,- © AR HSM: FP S Guess We Know It The New Holland Base Ball team is going some this year and largely due to the superb pitching of Mr. Elmer Brown of this place. Last | Saturday they defeated their ‘“Jon- ah,” Lititz, by a score of 9 to 2, Brown having sixteen strikeouts. This is the first tme New Holland defeated the Dutch in five years, A Qn ee Preston Was Scared Master Preston DeLong, son of Mr. Gifford DeLong, was badly scared on Sunday evening. He had a few matches and some paper in his pocket and while wrestling with a companion, the matches ignited. Mr. John Gremer extricated the burning matches and Preston escap- ed with a scare. , rrr AQ Ae Immense Snapper Emanuel I. Bishop of Elizabeth- town, caught a snapper weighing sixteen pounds, with hook and line in the Conewago creek on July Fourth. He says he was surprised and that he had a lively time in get- ting the snapper to shore without tearing the line. ence MA rere. Caught an v Free Shows Nightly i A medicine man is holding forth at the Exchange Hotel. He gives a free show nightly after which he does quite a business with his vari- ous medicinal preparations. He was here two vears ago. —— A ———— A Fine Car Clarence Schock is about fine new Caddillac Mr. town with a touring car.. flow will Good things to eat will will festival The Max Nent- M. N. Joseph Gar- Decree of Dauphin Co, Court in Rid® by at Power County the s 1 | f COFLS \ 1 1 1 1 3 > Florin News HAPPENINGS IN THE AGE WEST OF BUSY VIL HERE Lecal and Persomal Briels That Have Last #ssue Wide Neighbor Village, Florin. Occurred Since Our in Our Hustling and | | | i Alpheus Menton Sr., is an the sicl ist Sylvester Gainor spent Sunday Elizabethtown Mrs. Simon Gish spent Sunday at | Elizabethtown Mr. George M Klin and force are now working at Mountville Miss Ethel Dunkle Steelton, is | the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ea ton Mr. and Mrs Christian Nissley | took a pleasant drive to Harr ure | Monday. { Mr. M. L. Garber of Blaine, Pa., | was the guest of his brother, Mr. A. | D. Garber. Mr John Dukeman Of Honey brook, is the guest of hig son, Mr. Hebner Dukeman Mr. Wilbur Sweigart of Irenver | visited his daughter, Mrs. Henry Freymeyer on Sunday, S. 'M. Woods and wife of Elaine, visited at Atlantic City and at the! home of A. D. Garber. Mrs. Christian Root of Elizabeth- town, and Mrs, Jacob Kline, spent Thursday at Lancaster. Mr. Ralph Stambaugh of York, was the guest of our townsman, Mr, John Raffensberger on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Ishier of [Klizabethtown, were guests of Mr. {and Mrs, Roy Ishler on Sunday. Mrs. Harry Lutz of Harrisburg. was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Keener over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Leibfreid of Philadelphia, spent several days in town with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ishler. Mrs. C. A. Burkey and children of Akron, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lefeaver Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Aaron Staambaugh of Wash- ington, D. C., was the guest of his | former acquaintances in the vil lage tast week. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Wentzel and two daughters, Mary and Lessly of Blaine, Perry Co., spent Sunday at A. D. Garber’s. Mrs. Katharyn Snyder has return ed home after spending two weeks as the guest of her brother-in-law, Rev. David Wolgmuth. Messrs. J. 8S. Carmanw A. D. Garber, Michael Garber, and IL. M. Wentzel and John Carson enjoyed an auto ride to Lancaster on Sut- day. Mr. J. XK. Freymeyer, our local baker, just received a carload of the famous Marvel flour. Any person wishing choice flou for baking bread can get same by calling at his store. Miss Amanda Boyer, a trained nurse at the Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, and Mr. John Boyer of Marietta spent Sunday in town as guests of their brother, Mr. Jacob Boyer, r——— lnm Zeller—Corll Miss Sarah B. Zeller, a popular young lady of this place, and Mr. Clyde E. Corll, of Youngstown, Ohio, were united in the holy bonds of wedlock in St. Luke's Episcopal Church in that city, Saturday even- ing. They have gone to housekeep- ing in ther newly furn¥shed home at Youngstown, where both bride and groom have the best wishes of their many friends, re eee Dreamland Changes Hands Mr. R. J. Buzby, an experienced moving picture man of Atlanaic City, yesterday purchased and took charge of Dreamland, the local moving picture show owned by Mr. Ed. Ream. Mr, Buzby moved here with his family and will give this popular place of amusement his en- tire attention. He will show the best there is and at popular prices. —- ———— Automobile Club Meeting The first of the season’s out-of- Lancaster meetings last month at Strasburg having proven a very de- lightful occasion, it is expected that there will be a large attendance at the regular July meeting of the Lan- caster Automobile Club at Ephrata on Friday evening, July 19. ———l A A eee An Ambitious Call If his Ambition be to store His able mind with Legal Lore. He should when’er he takes the floor, Wear White House Shoes. $4.50, Getz Bros. AY Arne School Will Soon Open And your boy will need a new Suit. Now is the time for you to save money and get a real bargaln. $4.00 for Suits that were $6.00. $3.00 to Getz Bros. Awake | Elizabethtown [arranged TOMORROW'S PICNICS Every SundaySchool in Town | Will Go. The Union Picnic Tomorrow, Thursday, a the et big union picnic and i he able for our weather man is any way regson with “fair” there will be ceptionally good attendance Sunday Schools with their friend fif big to have will join this th nnual event VO he Don't forget all 1 school grounds n ever inday union pI Evangelical Picnde I'he immday School of the Wilil not 0 Rheems, thi will Hertzler’s at 151 The and picnic Grove, br the Big will spent in grove along Creek Mill tomorrow the The They Thursday Cliques Bender's preturesque location is net also The will plenie first car will leave atl 8310. United Brethren and Methodist Pic nic Brethrer Episcopal Sunday and Schools United The dist are arranging for a pleasant day ‘at Sny- (Thursday) the tc ders Grove The Grov tomorrow, schools will assemble 10 o'clock, dinner of in about their The treated prepared e take and the supper. children Schools be ade to ice cream and while vagious games are including ball, Race, for, match, Jumping, Run Three Quoits, ete Potato legg Ball Come ning, throwing, race, out and have a pleasant time with us in this beautiful spof. Committee. | memset freee SAW HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER and Lancastrians terested in Road Movement The Lancaster good roads committee of Chamber of Commerce, D. F. Magee, Reiling, composed of M. Frank C. Charles Jacob F. King and Musser, that of the borcugh council of town their Robert Appel, Commissioner and went attorneys, T. to see State Highway Bigelow at Harrsbu The purpose of made up the improve- on Tuesday. trip was for the taking of getting certain the squares matter There bad borough and the council and the what ments in borough. are road in about four the of Lancastrians the gard that Some to went to see just do It commissioner would in re to the sewers improvements. borough wants to place they anxious the and what are know exactly State in regard Already of between road improvement had Improvements do to made on the pike and Middle- filled coarse stones have been crushed the state a num- ber Elizabethtown town. Places have been in and and placed about the pike. all the is addi- pike In tion are interested in this in where it vicinity of Conewago, rough, I Met, Then “Et” meeting , very Firemen of 1d evening with a good attendance. Routine business was transacted and one new mem’ er was proposed. After the busine session all the members were very pleasantly entertained at grand rhicken and waffle supper at the Farmers’ Inn Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Lefevre deserve praise for the excel- lent menu served as the set-out was greatly enjoyed by the fire laddies. The following menu was served: Chicken Noodle Soup Fried Chicken and Waffles Sherry Dipped Mashed Potatoes New String Beans Cauliflower The regular monthly Friendship Fire Company on Thursday was he a Red-beets Marble Cake Olives Ice Cream and Coffee Bottled Beer eee etl Bube's No Sunday Business The Law and Order Society of Ephrata is making an effort to close all ice cream saloons, cigar stores, restaurants, etec., Sundays. In spite of their protest all places kept open last Sunday. hn Too Hot To dress but you will find it comfort to dress if you stop at Getz Bros. and get some cool, light under- wear. 25¢ to $1.00 pe. —- E——— Mr. Robert Kauffman has pur chased a new 7-horsepower Indian motorcycle. re IAG Arise Read the Bulletin v an ex- Three baskets Metho- will lemon- being swimming ed the | chairman; | members| Klizabeth-! will | SS | a ¢ Personals THE WHEREABOUTS OF FRIENDS THE PAST WEEK Who and Where They Have Visited— Many Strangers Here Over Sun day—Were You Among Them? f - Mi Bowery of Reading, of Miss Viola erbert F Arna Baker ¢ guest Mr } rank of Trade School, is heme on a vacation of Mari Mrs. J. H mingel aunt, Philadel Jennie in and home White Maytown, friends H. Buohl ith friends John and daug Susanna of spent town with Mr Im spending Philadel John day some time Ww at City BE. H the Atlantic Mrs. Va., E. W\ Emily phia and Mr Hampton, and Mrs Miss her Bentzel © of Mi and : are guests Jentzel. returned te N Leupold home at Camden, 3 spending some time here. Mr Elizabethtown, Our brother scribe J. G Westafer 2 al ol vesterday. Vogel of at the home John H Adams of this place our Mrs . | Spent sanctum Anna M Monday Mrs Lawrence of her > daughter, Cramer, IN, Mr a large Ind Johnson has taken a position with LaPorte, E. and firm at Mrs. 1. Hila time automobile Rev. and daughters some at Terre Hill with -| friends. Mr. Mrs. David Eno- Monday Vogel of the Mrs. and la, the spent as former's sister, John H. | Cramer Mrs | Hilda Hill. Frank's automobile. Marie who Anna Frank, Herbert and Frank, spent Sunday at Chest- nut They made the trip in Mr. CC. 8 Florence guests of Mrs. Patton and the returned Misses | Miller, Melvin nomes were Grove, to their at Fort Loudon and Newville { Monday Marie and Ha- spent Frank, Florence Miller, Walters, Edgar and Albert Walters, Mount Gretna. lizzie Eberly, Mary Ouga and Margie and Blanche Bannard, all of Quarryville, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Har- rison Stauffer. Mr. and Mrs. Dr, and Mrs, BRB. danghter Esther, Misses Caroline [Patton and Messrs. Christ genberger Sunday ai Ella Clara and Herr, Hess, Mvers near and Sunday and and at for- Sie- Mr. Cling Garber Sunday guests of the Mrs. Aaron the trip i A. B. Ww. spent Jerlin, daughter, They Felker's automobile, East | | |mer’s appears | | grist made n | Daniel | The | [Ss unday evening | following persons returned 3 after spending ten |days at Mt. Gretna: Alice and | Emma Heilman, and Anna Diffen- | baugh of Elizabethtown; Mary Lancaster; Miss Mary Cun- ningham, Cunning- {ham and Earl Derr of this place. TR Mn Misses {Shank of Messrs. Haman Narrow Tires Ruin Roads. From the Quarryville Sun: Nothing disastrous to is more { | [ef the tires of | heavily laden wagons and vehicles. are but | »s and foreign countries have de {cided narrow tires are not and have awe regulating the widths of tires | permitted on wagons. Thig is gov- |erned by hauling capacity. Tt is too [evident to be discussed that a nar- tire with heavy load on it will cut deeper in soft, moist earth {than a much wider tire. In fact, if [the tire is three or four inches wide [it becomes a miniature roller and ac- | tually benefits the road instead of {damaging it. In France they have not only very | broad tires, varying according to the {tonnage of the wagon, but they have [the rear axle fourteen inches longer roadway by narrow a necessity, [state row a {for $16.50 Suits, ete. Getz Bros. ——— — Advertise in the Mt. Joy Builetin | good roads than the constant cutting | ‘hier Sunday f ) after called Marietta and Dorothy, spent guests of 18 Stevens OUR | FV uLSDALE CAMP L o ’ vind ocal Nbtes To Be Held August 20 to August 29, 1912 MANY SHORT NEWS ITEMS OP | GENERAL INTEREST | Following ig the program for the | Hin dale U, B. campmeeting to be| grief Local Happenings Gather we (held August 20 to 29: They Occur With the Whirl of | Tuesday, August 20th World for Quick Reading Within 30 p. m.—Song Service, con the Past Few Days. ducted by Rev, 1. N. Seldomridge. ————— 00 p m.—Short Addresses, Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin e¢onducted by the pastor, Rev Big reductions in clothing a William Beach Getz Bros. | All Clothing prices greatly reduc- Wednesday, August 21st ed at 1. D. Beneman’s, 16:09 x m hermon by Rev Big savings in Boys Suits. $3.00 ‘lyde A. Lynch or $4.50 Suits at Getz Bros. “i940 p ! Dermon by Rey Elmer Givens and his gang are Bou , | ting the Mt Hall property 7:30 J Mm Sermon by Re I'he estate notice of Anna Guhl, Christian Rupp late of Mt. Joy Township, may be Thursday, August 22nd-——Missionary found in our advertising columns. Day | The higher the temperature, the 10:00 a. m Sermon by Rev ‘lower the prices on clothing at I D. Renn Beneman's 2:30 p. m Woman's Hour con- For Sale—23% story frame 1 e ducted by for sale. Good stable. Apply to 8 7:30» nm Sermon by Rev. | Katie B. Gingrich, Florin, Pa. t. H. F. Hoover. Wanted—A young lady for r- Friday, August 23rd—OId People’s | 2] housework. Good wages ! Day Apply at once to C. S, Musser, Baker 10:00 a m Sermon by Rev. | Mount Joy 2t I. H. Allbright. | Mr. John Longenecker, son of J. 2:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev.|B. Longenecker, the extensive local 0. G. Romig leaf tobacco dealer, is about on a 7:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev fine new Indian motoreycle. Rhoad. There was a general cut of 15 per |cent in express rates by the Inter Saturday, August 24—Young Peo” | ote Commerce Commission, P ple’s Day ages under 12 pounds were giver 10:90 a. m Sermon by Rev. biz reduction Bossler. Herbert Hartman, jr., of Lan 2:30 p m Sermon by Rev. | rer, had several toes crushed by Behney. [ heavy wagon at Lancaster on Mon-{ 7:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev | day. He is a grandson of Mr. \ Clarence. Mease Iu, Breneman of this place, Sunday, August 25th | Quite a few of our fans will go to 10:00 a. m.—Sermon by Rev, Ly-| Elizabethtown on Saturday to see ter the clash between New Holland and 2:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev. E'town. Elmer Brown of this Runk, | place, will twirl for New Holland 7:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev. | Ae eet Leman, | NEWTOWN Monday, August 26th | Mr. Emanuel Weaver of near Sa- 10:00 a. m Sermon by Rev. | lunga, is a guest of his parents, Mr. Smith. and Mrs. Henry Weaver. 2:36 p. m.—Sermon by Rev. Mr. Clifford Wittle of Lancaster Miller spent Sunday as a visitor to his 7:36 p. m.—Sermon by Rev. |Darents, John Wittle and wife. Shoop. | Divine services were held by the | pastor Tuesday, August 27. h—Communion Day | 10:00 a. m.—Sermon by Rev. | Lowery, Supt. East Penna. Confer- | ence, 2:30 p m.—Sermon by Rev. | Spayd. 7:30 A. m Sermon by Rev.! Sharp. ! Wednesday, August 28th { 10:00 a. m Sermon by Rev. | Balsbaugh, 2:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev.| Daugherty. 7:30 Dp m.—Sermon by Rev. Rodes. | Thursday, August 29th 10:00 a. m.—Sermon by Rev.| Duncan | 2:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev. | Spangler, | 7:30 p. m.—Sermon by Rev Comrey. a Violet Smith of Florin, Accidentally | | | | knee. many, duiet village of Florin ! Mr. Jonas Smith, | with a number of YOUNG CHILD SHOT Shot—Leg Amputated occurred in the on Thursday when a companion accidentally shot | Misg Violet Smith, A sad accident a daughter of six and age and wag playing | companions when the acicdent occurred. The children had a play house and it was while a son of Morris Meckley pulled at a piece of carpet on the floor, that a double barrel gun fell over, both were discharged and the Smith in the Thome was hur- summoned and temporarily | wend after which the child was removed to at Lancaster. Miss Smith is between seven years of barrels contents struck Misg Dr W. M riedly dressed unfortunate the General Hospital the than the front. This prevents the ltwo wheels from tracking each other | Saturday morning the Hospital land the heavy wagons actually com- physicians ,amputated the left leg | |pact the surface instead of cutting |2bove med it. eet Gen. se se: | ict Mates Crushed Stone to Improve Roads { Scared at a Motorcycle We understand that contracts are | While Mr. Frank Weidman of being let for the furnishing of] Florin, was out enjoying a ride on 8.000 tons of crushed stone to be his motorcycle on Saturday a horse used on the State road between those | qriven by a Mr. Eby frightened, ran | Highspire and Elizabethtown and | ‘around, breaking the wagon. No the same quantity for the road be- {one was injured Ths is the seeond | tween Harrisburg and Hummels- | wagon this horse demolished. town. | Please Don't Forget The Museum is Closed That we are going to give you} During the months of July, Au- real bargains for the balance of thelgust and September, Danner’s Mu- | month (July) as we want to reduce |seum at Manheim will be closed to i stock befcre we take Inventory. It | the public. During this time Mr. will pay vou to learn prices. $11.50 | Danner will add other articles of interest and rearrange the displays. Tt will be reopened to the public on October 1 July 28 at 10 a.m. Mr. Harry Zink of Rapho, accom- | panied by his family, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kemmerly. | Mr. Harry Myers of New York City is spending his vacation at the | a . | Engleside 1 | Marietta, | Fahnestock, of Westminster, 8. C There on Sunday, on Sunday evening. will be preaching again Mr. and Mrs. n this place. still home of his parents, Samuel Myers i Farmers are busy garnering and should the favorable, their wheat crop weather harvesting will be accounts prove finished this week; from all the 200( hav an received crop is everywhere. Recent showers all that good crops of revived vegetation to such ex tent the present prospects f¢ all kinds is very e couraging setlist maine Heifers of Jerseys, Purchased Choice Mr. S. G. Engle, owner erd o near ite 1 purchased Island farm, of these qu ecently choice Pine Horse of White sire at 36,700 two heifers breeding from Pa. The heifers was sold 1911 daughters single lot the 750 each. In the his daughters sold celebrated bull, 95,698, died daughters can at any sired Non cow Paoli, of one TT. S and six Cooper's of his in a same for 1912 sale or for $2,900. Kn two weeks ago and now be purch heife Raleigh, out a three-year 10,530 pounds of butter authenticated t heautles. week to for sale were purchased it sale Gamboges not price, The other by Financial Plasius Ethel, that milk and 570 pounds produced one year These heifers are Mr. Engle thi is vearling Jersey bull on an shippe« Pr. T.G rr I [Anne After Many Years Mrs, Horace Eshleman Haden Wilbur, Wash., is visiting Bain bridge, her first visit there since orty vears ago, when her parents . left Conoy township for the West. A Blooming Cactus Something unusual and which proved quite attractive was a cactus in full bloom at the residenec A. B. Root Wednesday even- very of last ing eet Ieee Don’t Roast This kind of weather b get a cool and breezy summer suit at Getz Bros. $8.50 for cool mmer suits worth $12.50. ree al GI The exceedir low prices on Clothing at ene s should surely intere
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