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MOUNT JOY, PA,
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Tuesday
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EDITORIALS
every
Huerta waits to be walloped.
Eli H. Randler, of
A man 1 never { hero te a bill Sundayed with constable
eollector 2 or ar family
oted coach builder, of
Annville, transacted business in this
section
Of course,
Owen pill
week,
B milton tax collector of
a weekend
Samuel M. Kyver, of
is on 10st beautiful . .
is one mos yeautil pent Sur day in
flowers stian Good
ier of Jiddletown,
Molday the
Olay
5
Now
mortem
we are 1 Saturday to
Tp
spent
baseball stories, puest of
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ent
Joseph
as
and Mrs.
Ebersole of
wise men sre married.
Nearly all
eat is how they
* * * *
8] ed proprietor of the 20C3cre Green Hill
got their wisdom IY oS wan : :
I farm was a recent yigitor in town.
Mrs. 1 M
Mr. Laace Kopp and
Harry Koser anf family of Rheems,
spent Sunday vith Isaac G. Kopp and
wife.
and
A love affair is like a well—easy
te fall into and difficult to get out of.
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woman has
to
polities
her bonnet
in
aken
As a factor
arrived and
ay.
Harry O. leener, a prominent poli-
0 inde : :
2 tician of tle 49th election precinet,
E Wiebm ’ .
of Mount, yoy township was a Sunday
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vigit
Maybe Huerta is going to get ‘em
#his imprisoned congress) fat enough
te cook.
or town
Mr. Joa v
/ nd Ms
Joy, /vere the
and
on
of Mount
the latter's
Ulrich, at
H. Christ,
guests of
Mrs. John
Sunday.
partis,
O's
Mr
circus now touring the unis Hill J
in Miss Ada Strickler, who has been
isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
K. Strickler, took her departure
Ww ¥ *
Not a single
sountry
menagerie.
carries a bull moose its
. 9 &.® John
Lebanon home.
farm of Abram
for her
The
is traveliy,
few speecies.
President Wilson
making a
Now
a little and
¥ is catching.
$8»
S.
was sold at
con-
Cen-
Ben-
Young
faining 19 acres the
| Manor hotel on Saturday to
jamin H. Shickleyv, for $7,020.
Deputy County Treasurer and
B. F. Grosh, of Lancaster, spent
the former’s parents,
Frank B. Grosh,
Miss Estella Good has returned
home after spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Shelley,
the Colebrook Hill Church.
perceptible improve-
ment in Christian Shumaker’s con-
dition since our last report, but his
phvsician entertained no serious re-
sults up to date.
The woods at
tra
Huerta we are informed is getting
such a cold deal that > haf gent for
@eon. Blanquet
Mrs.
Sun-
day with Mr
and Mrs.
Fortunate is the
able to employ a
the rubber plant.
$s >
NUhand who is
I'iined nurse for
near
rumor that There is no
a great
i the
aching has
for.
* * *
survived many
her beware of
urst has
Pkes, but let
can Banquet.
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this season are dis-
playing their richest tint. Golden
browns, russets and scarlet leaves
and here and there a touch of vernal
green that Jack Frost has quite over-
looked.
MARIETTA |
#7 Best vaper in town—Bulletin |
D.
spent Sunday at
Dr. and Mrs.
a few days at
peter,
~QMr. Sulzer, the world awaits
illuMirated illuminating history
Murphy and Tammany.
* * * *
Would you not feel shy al a cur
rency bill that approved unani-
mously by the bankers?
. . - ®
Martin Glynn is Governor of New
York, but is he also to govern Tam-
many? Or to be Governed?
$ 2 2 »
was
R. Mehaffey, of New York city,
his home here,
H. A. Mowery spent
Strasburg and Lam-
Brunner has returned
visit at Palmyra, where h2
attended the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Ann Brunner.
The young who stoned the
the Marietta and
Maytown turnpike were given a hear-
ing before Squire C. C. Hicks, of that
and fined.
John Grady, one of Marietta's lead-
business men, and father of
A. Grady, seriously ill at
Market street. Mr,
James H.
Any senator who resorts to dilly from a
dally tactics to delay the passage of
the Currency Bill is a tool of “Wall
Street.” men
Maytown stage on
If knickerbockers were adopted
some impetus might be given to the
Britton bill for the conservation of
calves.
place,
8% ® ing
Tammany candidate McCall finally Charles is
began to bite. When a candidate his
Joses his temper he is mighty apt to Grady a veteran the Civil war
lose the fight. well known over the county.
9 we 8 The Elson which was
It is to be hoped that Mrs. Pank- held during the past few days in the
fiurst will not form her impressions High has closed, and
of this country from what she sees about was realized for the bene-
at Ellis Island. fit of Many persons
were the entertain-
pleased with
home on
is of
and
art exhibit
school room
$30
the schools,
in attendance at
and well
scenes,
The third annual choir festival of
the choirs of St. Luke’s, Mt. Joy; St.
Paul’s, Columbia, and St. John’s
Marietta was held on Friday
evening at 7:30 o’clock in the Episco-
pal church, of this place, when the
full cathedral service was given
Rev. M. B. Pulsifer was assisted
by Rev. F. W. B. Dorset, rector of
All Saints’ church, of Paradise, who
preached the sermon. Rev, C. 8S.
| Kitchin, of Laporte, will assist on the
| violon-cello. A fine programme was
One difference between a Democrat | "endered.
and a Republican is that a Democrat ee Epworth League of the First
will generally get canght in doing the” ethodist Episcopal church has been
{organized under the following
things that a Republican can get by|
ne Pp R ¥ officers: Senior League, President, |
> ven | Mrs. Martha Hipple; first vice presi-|
it must be that the American col.|dent. Miss Lillian Thompson; sec |
oe ir] Gas been slandered. A Vas |ond vice president, Miss Addie Rich; |
lege gi red, S| hi : : i
sar Student who received a proposal | Pird vice president, Mrs. Winnie
arriage by mail accepted it py | Rutherford; fourth vice president,
of m b | Miss Jennie Erisman; secretary, Al-
telegraph. David E.
|vin H. Miller; treasurer;
Senator Tillman’s idea of a steam | Brandt.
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It looks as if the Demodratic mem- ments were
bers of the House have about decided
to go away and leave Mr. Mann to
run the job alone,
* * * *
the
Zeppelin is a genius
appears from his ability to avoid
being abroad his various airships
when they are wrecked.
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If Sulzer has been offered $100,000
for 100 lectures, as is reported, many
of us will quit sympathizing with
him, and save our sympathy.
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That Count
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The Junior League presi:
roller is a full fledged freight train, dent is Mrs. H. H. Poticher, presi-|
: indeed it takes that to impress dent, Edwin Rutherford; first vice
: | president, Lee Poticher; second vice]
some of the financiers with the value | : {
gurrency reform. oresident, Mary McCloskey; third]
: >» a » {vice president, Mae Engle; fourth|
ng that the Prince of Monaco vice president, Miriam Miller; secre-|
puffed up over the game he| 7; Marion Bucher; . treasurer, |
the west, our Chicago| Cull Smith.
took him to the = .
; e people's paper—Bnile
M. °
the °
. L. Gingrich. '
Elizabethtown,
{church visited
| you have mentioned but two.
THE
SALUNGA
john Pelfer attended the funeral of
John Shirk at Blue Ball last Thurs-
day
Mi
Peltor
of Bast
with hg
and family
Sunday
Bhy
Temperance
Khy
spent
Elia
burg,
hrother, Samual
The Sthaay
observed 42 the
musie
world
VAS vel fittingly
Hat ehurch by specia’
and
Mr
addresses
Henry N
ister,
Eby and
and
wife, his
Mrs
Mrs. Sira Hostetter
Manlaim on Satur
mother and Simon
he tended
Lehman's le at
ay
sod 1g
meet
ii hold a union
ng of the
Methodist
definitly
prop
Thanksgiving Church
God Lather;
The
and
hurches :
hurches place is not
settled
Last Frida; John and Mary Ken-
dig went bY pai] and trolley to Dover,
York Co. from
nine mile
they enjoyed a
home of John
Sun
there
walk to the
Roland ghere they visited until
jay.
Thy which started
Methodist
The
revival meetings
1! Sunday evening in the
March are well attended pastor
hade a very earnest appeal and we
forward
meeting n the
look to very interesting
coming weel
2 2 aT Poife entert
Saturday
follow
zabeth
afternoon at
ladies Mis
Friday of
ing
Misses and Elizabeth
Elam My«
Miss Martha
Emma
Lancaster, Mrs
Mylin’s Corner
of Salunga,
The Hospital
Mi
and Eby
Auxiliary
eld at Bess Heistand’
Wednesday
kindness of
Through the
Minnich
credrt-
fternoon,
Mr.
I.andisville. The
ed with a bed and blankets with $27.-
a rising
Simon
auxiliary i
50 as his donation, for which
note of thanks was given
SE
LANCASTER JUNCTION
family,
with
of
Jonas
John Haldeman and
Marietta, spent Sunday
Snavely and family.
William Heisey, wife and son Jonas
Daniel Ferry and
Hill.
Breneman
spent Sunday with
near Chestnut
Esther
Monday
family
from
Mil-
SS spent
Saturday to with Elmer
family near Erbdale.
jr., wife
daughter
and
Jonas Snavely,
Cl
ler
son
May
Gantz
and
Anna
George
rence and
spent Sunday with
near Milton Grove
Joseph Breneman and wife and
Jacob Phalm and wife spent Saturday
Sunday at with Mr.
Mrs. Albert
Misses Fannie and Mabel Miller of
Sporting Hill and Miss Florence
Gross spent Sunday with their friend
Miss Mary Breneman,
Clayton Sharbone and wife and Ed-
win Geib, wife and daughter, Florence
of Elstonville, Sunday with El-
mer Geib and family.
Cyrus Root and wife of near this
place; John Musser and wife of
Mechanicsville; Peter Shelley and
wife of Manheim; Jonas Snavely sr.,
and wife, John Hartranft and wife,
Christ Rothfus, John Lump and
daughter, Emma of near Landisville;
John 8. Weidman of near Kauffman’s
Henry L. Buch and
wife on Sunday and Monday.
Isaac Walborn and family enter-
tained the following on Sunday:
Daniel Walborn, wife and grandson,
Percy of near Ruhl’s church, Nathan
daughters Beatrice
Mastersonville;
John W. Becker, wife and daughters
Ella and Minnie of near Manheim;
Henry Nolt, wife and daughter Mabel
and soc Henry of near Sporting Hill,
Miss Viola Rambler of near White
Oak.
Lancaster,
Hoak.
and
and
spent
Kupp, wife and
and Elsie of near
Greene
WHEN IRVING PLAYED ROMEO
Sllence, Light and Actors, the Three
Things Necessary for Artistic Ef-
fect and Atmosphere,
Wendell Phillips Dodge relates an
incident growing out of the Yirst meets
ing of Robert Mantell with Sir Henry
Irving, back in 1882, when both were
playing Romeo in London. There were
reviewers who found Irving too old
for the youthful Romeo, and one ad-
vised that he should make way for
“the young fellow over at the Olym-
pic.” Irving prepared a special aft-
ernoon performance in the Lyceum, to
which all the players in London were
invited, After it was over, Mantell
went back of the stage, and T.ving ask-
ed him how he liked the performance.
“It has been like an afterroon at
school with congenial lessons,” replied
Mantell. “How do you do it? How
do you manage effects? How do you
get such atmosphere, such a realiza-
tion of the glory of the tragedy, with
such little effort? Is there no recipe?”
“There is; indeed there is,” answer-
ed Irving. “Simple, too; only three
things to remember. The first is si-
lence, and plenty of it behind the
scenes, so that the actor may be at
| ease, with nothing to distract when
striving for his shadings. The second
is light, regulated as far as possible so
that nature is counterfeited—s id that,
young man, is th» recipe.”
“But,” protested Mantel, “you said
there were three things to remember;
13 there
a thira?”
“Did I say a third?” asked Irving.
“Um, perhaps I did, perhaps I did;
but what could I have had in mind?
Let me see. Ah, yes, sileucn, light,
and—um, shall I say—a~t""3? Re-
member that, my boy, acto” Silence,
light, and—actors, that is . e {hird.”—
London Strand.
It Depends.
The Springfield Republican, replying
to an inquirer who wants to know if
children are worth while, says it de
pends on whether they're yours or the
neighbors. That goes for dogs and
chickens, too.—Kansas City Times,
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