VOI. XI. NO. 4 | : . PENNA. WE DAY, APRN. 2.(1913
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CIRCULATION ALWAYS -O1’ ADS BRING RESUITS—THATS WHY MERCHANT
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ABOUT THE GUNNERS
) | \' ' From Towf Participate, in
3 \ ( Events at Newtown and Eliza
bethtown
1APPEN]
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{ shoot ‘eas held at \GE
14 \ TREE : ion Sa lay forenoon Ane
\ e afl ot of bik strong | Local and
( | Min [her ‘ entries | Oceurred
‘ i hot at! Our Hus
vioore| Neighbor
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tings of Our : ar p
DOTlers [he Pr
Hl WHEREABOUTS
FRIENDS THE PAN]
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What Our Able Corps of Reporters
Found in the Card Basket About
Yourself, Your Friends and Your
Acquaintances,
xe . : plac 1 4 \ t 1 1 into the
FN ue EN. 8 ViANY LITTINGS AN ) DI { \ 4 te Richard i y ( ‘ und I jperty vacated by Milt Arndt
Our Dig Saies n terd Owl enjamin of t ace and Daniel] M k Wel York tran
b £1 t of Api 1 $7OV bo : : 3 Moo Wea Mumma ted 1 ness in town on Monday
LANCASTER CO. NOTED FOR Changes 1 {ere C ~ . > 1a n Tow Newtown ! 1 rth partici Mrs. Harr Eichler and daughter
» dent
THESE BIG SPRING EVENTS a yc \ hn Ar pent tlpants. 1 tel { Moore Frances spent Tuesday at Conewago
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| Friday ni}
Nelson Nadie, 3
the Church of the Brethren
t ! I AH ) Mr. Clayton [efever moved from
The Philadelphia North American Aug a ty 4 found \ i t f H is g ¢ P tt ten entrie r. this place on a farm near Lititz on
Very Interestingly Telis of the I am carhart moved in i 0 ing along it Tl n towl lichards only shot in one five bird Monday
Old Fashioned Country Sales and (1 Stauffe Del Brideepo p l \ KE. J Y. of York, wi 'n | matcl lessrs., Dinger and Hepler Mr. Jacob Rutherford
in Comparison Makes Note of ih G \ioore moved New ! mils of 1OI't The t town on Wednesday ty I ssion: fromm Harris day at Marietta wher
Frank Emswiler's $7000 Sale by town where she wilj 1 f > p 5 of awe i I i. G Brown of Harrisb owe th nn¢ and | parents
the Aboye Photograph res ! © vil i rent Sati nt na aptured ah al} ti money, they Mi Hunter of Harrisburg
Neffsville Fhursday afternoot
Mrs. Catharine Nees
Catharine, widow of Peter Nees,
: : died at Manito, Ill, aged 80 years.
Considering | Si NMonda) n town visiting ,
She was a former resident of Man-
mn 11 . 3 1 I I QU 1 * t > friend
I'he old-fashioned country sale ( mae } : 1 rt } ng wa In n on lI $ I y | the ¢ ‘ other gunners |Iriends
Ee ui GE Tos . . . Sokart Sto hein Two brothers at Manheim
farm stock, implements an 1 1 WE " md +t 1 r. Harry |] nkle of ncaste hot we Mr. Ecker Stultz
Bold furniture we ¢ ys known as \ ‘has. 1 o moved int ) 9 OTN B I irsday in our midst —--—
& ‘vendue '—with he French pro- : : Sekt ) ox ) l Y I B imb ) Lance LOCAL NOTES
munciation of the fi yllable fami- t i nt last W i —
nd a sister in the west survive
Miss Ethel Harry
News Items Told in A Brief the Mrs rty rd was received here RH
teresting Way t leat Holton,
Sagi Y ” i . t N 3 Harry She
Marly affected by the rural folks
“vandoo.” Occurring
sme, just A
moving day
it fell upo
people
# becan
tw
sorted
and
buy: I 3 } c x) ; x Lo - V LO 3 1 nie bh
pent han BOI 1¢ van- the Abner I © 1 1 1 \ rti ) li LTH ol ) erie fd 1 Belle v nd
50
$00 and runabout to 1 12h of | ork elke I ol seltzer. They
wide knowledge, a keen judge of hu- one aker's 4 : | Pugh’s M : ; | ect to arrive here on Friday.
Club met ut th i v fror , 2 | ner: vill be held on Satur-
Mr. Samuel] Zerph) is ‘ | far I ‘ mi
: ; Miriamm Engle on
t e occasion the ( kh. Bennett : >
to tage occasion Monday evening
digcounted the S { oy Hostetter of
tastes and intere of bidders; their ] John Zeller moved into the C. play both novel
. ; idminastrator of Chris
aiblity to buy and to pay; their] H. Zeller property on Marietta background nad ! 10} S0pnid. FOWAD 0H tian K. Hostetter late of East Done
: 1 t ial t sterde covere ‘ocks an small A hes \ 11 . ( spent Iu i: Lal : 1 18} ;
géamily feuds and sometime social: street yesterday overed rocl 1 | oy - on. aaa fiarcy. Detidia!
s¢ivalries: and with the exercise of Mr. Norman M. Stauffer went to of cedar cai
{hese faculties, a rude eloquence and housekeeping last Friady, moving very effectivel
1 +} > § " ( he TE are lic \ 1 y i the ash ( 1 at het i pind. fhe
gift of entertaining a miscellaneous; on the Habecker farm near Mari ie flakes sp i } o bet 1 the I facto A1iz Bey ‘ii pe
George Moore received ¢ al ra visitine relative i Deitrich a resident of Kast
from her husband wh $ \i1 : Gainor
inesville, O., that h SCE in and household
. \ h would tan their d x 5
erowd, who would stand on th flood and storm | Qua ill n Monday
hours to listen to him, were . Geo. Niess moved from ; Sehool of Cigarette Smokers fenry H
the qualities that made is services Habecker farm near arietts the and sus d 1 the ¢ 1 1€ | w he gues f fIriend ) 5 ts Graduates” will be. the sub-lf
profitable H np = paren hot do eon _ljct of a lecture to be delivered on
To induce a vigoreus y Woma road i h aia 3 : Maer 5 ibis i . Bi Pe El Pridav o ning, Apr. 11th
buy a teh l1IEe MI: \ ' : Mach Y : : » thing ( el i the warch
Aators
Sen
com-
yoeom-
1A 3 out
Toh ™. mdison
follow. De in front
i that was
eight feet
e ait 1
th ndition Reuben
witetter and
» township
: v Hostetter of of a num-
street, Vi by Mi G M¢ A § ng lar o 1 eld in S. 5 : 3 mn 3 bofo; Anu wife Strest i
I : of Eastthe roof of
of Milton Snyder, his
. ; of Rapho destruction
eee reel nee ha : Fe V1 The funeral services wera from the
Reception to Pastor Kuhln d on Saturd afternoon at 2:30 blaze. The
shments
If century
ago whisky was frecly sold by these Large Tanks Arrived
unlicensed al “fip T 1 il tan}
pit” (6 1-4 cents) a drink. the Mount Joy Pure Oi] Company,
Her the local bullies of that Jacob H. Shank, manager, arrived
day generally met to test their on Saturday and re NOW ing
e 100,
ross. Roads meeting
y : : . wilt ‘ : Y . Ys Givi the Ore bers i DV £ \ ielphi r r x p MISE erment in the adjoin: —
pirowess and fight out old grudges. placed in positi t the west end ° : ¢ : ? > : 3 ee | Church gave a reception to the Cae any anie 1 Lav metery . Address
Nearly oerv rural settlement Or gf town 1 Coe i ; aa é Ei . nd . . ; ; 4» : oe ee ge Bulletin ex-
champion, and ——— ——— Ts : spring should
1
sossroads had its 3
Crossroad Mrs. Sophia Farmer 3
his neighbors were woul to back Exchanged Pulpits of Printing 2 : ' AY } addr a si 3 , : i Sati tin r wif ¢ ¢ want their ad-
> reel - : oe : hn . i 1 i hon sterd rfternoon § 44% AC MIE oY oat jC 1 ! aome Sunda) y a Farmer, wife of C
/ very batallion muster, Re I Browne cf St john This offic 1 omplet a ree | TUTTE ome ¢ Lernoon i a i 4 as :
Bim. Ai evel ble ‘country. sale, BE Li tor es z ; after am ioxtensive Wosiohn tein “of johestia gave al oti sfter ending sever lave at{ton Farmer, died Thursday morpivays be pa
election day “r big © yl 5 : edition of the ;zunual report of ihe ; b jal gi 1e | Blaine, Perr t her home, near Maytown, on t[daress, an
. rie their skill. Rev i : oF ) je :
and tried out : y a das : : istor and his the conclus rm ay-| Farmer homestead about noon afte bumber o
: « these bouts were simply changed pulpits ior Sunday's wa 1 I n I Monroe Kire and Miss : . | s ldress Thi
Sometimes thes ¥ y : - | of the evening LOY t h place or \fonday an illness of seven years. She was ne.
: 1 ~ 2 hai i services t \ wer nite mm f | Katie , Eshleman > Mr 1- | : i : F
boxing matches or a hair pulling, cS v ( 1 e AL : er . epted I ion at E. L.|bedfast only a short time. Death ce and will
they met
.v wer2 brutal engage- - A lnstration mspacker at > 1] Hos- | : | :
but often they were br gag Store News | : . : . Mount Joyans at Dayton issley & Son shou | resulted from a complication ¢o Of the paper.
wherein gouging and: may. Until April 5th we will sell Hole- Seo Piial Lancaster, on 3 ong the Mount Joyans at Day jam wer ay nstrumental | seases. She was born in Mariett
pem would occur, thoush they sel- Broo Homtory at $1.25 a box; Army Notary Public commis { Rev. and Mrs. I. S. MacDonald of | on. Ohio are: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Imusic was zit Mrs Shue- | and was a daughter of the late Wd of One
dom resulted in eYimnal Prosecy Shoes at $3.50 a pair: Fancy Vests. Among the notary public comm pSuippensburs, while enrogte on az |p, Easton, Mr. Ephriam Shelly, Mr. | maker and vocal music by a male {and Mrs. Chr§itian Stultz. On MorOhio figs
gions or other lawsuits. at $2.00 each. Getz Bros. sions received for record in 1e | autorhobile trip from that place '0 and Mrs. Paul Buohl, Mr Harry | quartet; a bass solo was sung by [day last she Iicelebrated her fiftie 2%
Long credits for even very small ee — office of recorder of deeds at Lan-| Lancaster, made a brief call on ReV.|Grosh. Our item last week that Mr. |W. S. Richler and a late supper | birthday
ments,
1d
amounts, were the fashion of the pea the article “Store News.” caster was that of Mr. Charle C. D. Rishel. {Buohl was home was incorrect, as|served, many post
(Continued on page 6) Getz Bros. Zeller of this place (Continued on page 8) | we were misinformed. | (Continued on page 8)