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VOL. XI. NO. 92 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1913
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CIRCULATION ALWAYS COUNTS—OUR ADS BRING RESULTS—THATS WHY MERCHANTS USE THIS ADVERY
PURCHASED CHEMICAL TANKS MAYTOWN'S INSTITUTE
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Friendship Fire Company Bettering wo Day’ Sess on Held In n
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Representatives of the state ae
Local Representative Attends Conven- | First National Bank Mails $15,000 in
tion at Washington, D, C. Xmas Checks Today
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A TRIP TO WASHINGTON WILL GLADDEN MANY HEARTS \
| Two years ago the First National
of Engineers and Hose Directors of Washington, D. C, He has been ap | Bank here started a Christmas Sav-
1 . ' Rev, N. A, Barr left yesterday for
‘ | | Friendship Fire Company No, 1 on |! endance a the farmers’ institut { \ / Y | pointed by the powers that be, in|ings Fund, whereby depositors could
( } | Monday evening, they purchased four | &¢ Maytown Friday and Saturday ww ( \ the Anti-Saloon League of America, | open an account in any amount of a
[ in point of interest and atten — | as one of the representatives of this| cent up by making weekly paymets.
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At a special meeting of the Board
partment of agriculture who were in
vice it was the best held anywhere state, At the recent great temper-|! To show how it was appreciated,
i y state this season Saturday i y io, |
n the stat thi eason, S aa) | ance convention at Columbus, Ohio, | about this time last year they mailed
necessary to open the win-| i i | provision was made for a committee | checks to the many depositors which Mis (
ar) = | of one thousand. totaled almost $11,000, To show how .
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bial 13 Being eld 0
Vs Church This Wee
-gallon hand chemical fire ex {
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or, one shut-off nozzle and two Py
. i evening the crowd wus so large that |
rene extinguisher I'his entire ad
| ditional! outfit will be mounted on a oor of the hall so that | |
bs light 2-wheej truck that can|, : , e crowded around iie| | This committee is made up of rep-| the Savings Fund grew, this year
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easily be drawn by one person ) of ir : 1 the outside could he: el norlers f PIS| ee resentative men out of every walk in| there is $15,000 in the account.
y V rofessional, public and private life, The employes at the bank were v
The object in the above expenditure hat the speakers had to sa
| is this: Too often, when only a small The Friday afternoon session of th and from every state in the union. | working overtime getting things in
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION | more property is damaged by he istitu Wi opened at HE WHEREABOUTS OF OUR/| Governors, U. S. Senators, repre | readiness for this big annual event THE ROAD W
OF THE WEEK | fire. At a small fire thelq.a fv Herr. after FRIENDS THE PAST WEEK sentatives in Congress, judges, may- and this afternoon checks are being | rRAvEL so
_—MM ors of cities, manufacturers and busi- | mailed to seven hundred depositors
What Has Transpired in That Tivly | preventing the use of water entirely ii 1 + addr eS e alltel what Qur Able Corps of Reporters hess men of the highest standing in| which will mean an oe to
ing and Industrious Village a Short |, ica) tanks will do the work. | nos ‘ y.V at Found in the Card Basket About !N¢ country will be identified with | the bank of $15,000, The checks
Distance West of Mount Joy ak|,,, py ne extinguishers are to be | } nic Feeding of the "| Yourself) Your Friends and Your! it, and the allied temperance fo ange from $12.90 up to $65.26.
Gathered by Our Reportorial an used in case of fire about electric | ¢ >. C. Hulsart eon “Exercises Acquaintances ff America in the Catholic and The Christmas Savings Fund for
2 .. | wires, in gasoline, kerosene or the 1 Corn Growing.” testant religious and non-religiou 1914 starts the last week in this
Mr. B. 8. Nissly is on the sick list. | At the evening session add esses Mr. Fred Heim of Reading, spent world are back of it | month and in addition to the various
Mr. George Dellinger is on the vere delivered on “Profitable Poultry |y day in town. The Committee met this (Wednes-| accounts of almost any desired Frank Seaige
aes ichler spent Sun- and ' Vine! . Bes Produehen a! 1 Joe art uly spent several | day) morning at 10 o'clock at Wash | amount, the bank will have a num- Sied ou Friday ‘TH
say at Harrisburg. | SRS Kline iT any is The | : Jovy c pH of Gordonville RE end fom ne headquarters 2g ber of new accounts iy denomingtivns
l J : Wels To 4 3 »| the Raleigh Hotel, it proceeded in a|of from 25 cents up. The payments |
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Turnips now have roots both ] : I nein for thea Sot 1s furnished | . nt Thured Lo -
I music for the esgsions was fu spent Thursday here, body to the national Capital, There | are the same every week. Further
| water than
| extinguishers will be used, thereby ional exercise Rev. Joseph
Some Well Kno
Neighborhood
Great Beyond Ss
Gone to Their HR
like, which it is guaranteed to ex-
tinguish instanter, where water would
67th year.
Thomas Scott, om
known residents of M2
often only spread the flames,
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end 30 M RE ay eers were authorized to make these 1 . al i terd A =p
5. O Misg Iu—Says. hv tl avtov eh School ee 1 8 0 E 5 > ' 8 ay, JES oars,
purchases \ thorough public test V he Ma Wn Higl cnoo 1 | M and Mrs, H, E. Klugh spent in both houses of Congress they pre more the coupon proposition will be : Yu .
| John Grady, one of t
Revival services are being held at
citzens of Marietta, dié
Bhy's ch
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{ Club Friday at Harrisburg . ; . i ; “Ad :
u will be made immediately upon the Ae risburg. ented in a courteous and respectful | shandoned and a neat leaflet the
Miss Mary Kulp of Harrisburg, is
rch this week. Saturday ; 'SS as
ure NL 3 as IN hi 1 nt Fi y i {
arrival of the extinguishers | Miss Verna Chandler spent Friday | manner, the desires, ambitions and | hape of a bank book will be used in- | day aged 74 years
at Lancaster So f yiovian's ath 3 i mey = . edUay apd years,
mere on a visit to friend -_ a OE he 1, no A discussec ’ : re detiand 0 America’s best citizen-| stead. This will be far more satis- Benjamin B. Hiestd
’ . Be O. Sheets of Harrisburg, | ship, the submission to the -vote of | factory to the depositor and will 1
h I DOE V t his
Mr. H. S. Musselman made a busi Tuesday Insteac¢ of Friday :
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. : homie in Rohrer
: ¢ v tor , xt J ESSTS {el ’ th vera state latures of Lae ‘ l 1 . : 218
ass trip to Lancaster Me ) € f Messrs. J. B. K SH ‘raoaet " Kl ae several é ' ALL mean less work for the bank. sneral . iV ave
» . : . 1d B I . Wright of Harrisburg, eneral deblilty aged 80
Mr. Murrel Stoler of York, called le } Gantz’'s stock yards,
1 Tuesday ir
em friends in the village Sunday I [ I : ; yy Yiihahrin ; LE
Miss Ruth Bailey of Lancaster, Friday a eretofore, when they hie 5 SS he. Etorh ’ I Youd Pra ( KBimira, N
wisited her mother in town Sunday ff 75 1d of cattle consis 5 nts 1 p Wine ) M rio rs 4 Mille 1 iquor traffic in this country. ( ks wil ar the local merchants | cit irst pellagra vietim
Mr. John Grelder ‘of langgsier, Mg « head I Erle and. anon: \ p yrchard and Its Lo Ro Si TOL rutiersyinie; \fter the noon luncheon the Com- |i, mind when buying their Christmas | day morning. The author]
' 1 and springers x ; nr spent last Thursday in fown. J y mittee proceeded to the White House | vusents : :
day. ( t { is, 101 which are | . a } eacl . 1 ain of Buitalo, N. ¥Y., Whore ¢ made ils most polit "4 : Tents
Mis. join Flowers of Blizabeth I 8 San A few Sloe pro id y ot ilizing : i Vi pT SOE Di bi and presented its best smile I | is about ending its second year with | oat
sown, called on her parents in town heifers a attle tor beeves PHIR LM i { isi ¢ : Re : Friday pit e Wilson. Ex-Governor | its savings Department with unex- | Die the Same Hour
3 Patterson of Tennessee, Or { peeted resilfs. The amount deposited | Joseph H. Diehl died at hid
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os nation, the amendment to the Consti- | This is an important factor to
: 1 town yesterday i f the US nace is : :
te . tution of the U. 8S. If enacted, this many families in our town and we J. Raymond Shaul
1 fora . 1 \ “We re 1 §
N wil] forever prohibit the beverage incere 1 » the recipients of these J Raymond Shaub
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inable to locate the origin o
made a husiness trip to town Mon-
nion National Mt. Joy Bank!
Monday. is a fine lo i sto sale he o : ; i ; »
a i . | per ol Lancaster called on
é Mrs. A. S. Eshbach ag ’ ase “ps ratt ' t 3 inetox : : Ng : : BR x :
wr. iy I vict : : ! / n Wednesday ne H. Cherrington, of We v during the year just ending brings in Lancaster Sunday morning 2
spend of ¢ 201TSTOW a 3C. , Sada) : : hi . : : : ; S ;
4 J Palmer of Philadelphia, | O10, spcke for the Committee In |ipe total amoumd on permanent de-| brother Charles Diehl,
wl A } Congress and befofe” the President. | posit doupl it was on deuosdt | san our in Pittshaso
CHO domestic © vi xceedingly DS it 9. own | Thic 3 a eeting is be
and wi Fault; N urs r led : : ¥, ot aston, wa BE A I er
f ’ er he | s awarded were todd ” Ling 4 interes ; ition 1 is
amber of news. Hema. a seen on greets ye wy { ing held in the interest of 1RALC You can join the
ml 3 18, follow APD ton Yarme ;
Ephraim " ertisements could not be Mn Brag yotutoes , rT. and M arry 8 h jr. have| Wide prohibition, in the large Conti | pment any time during
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one“year ago.
Arson spent inserteq 5 week on account of the | rrorrman - oR: com Leespor! for a few weeks. | ne ntal Memofia) Hall, in Wasnin; | vou can stop paying or witht
late hour that they were handed in. le Stoner: wheat. (a0 A. Yompson of Harris-{ton. U. S. Senator Morris Sheppard / y time during the year.
sewing circle Oft times we can accommodate YOU Samuel Tressier. von Senders: og on friends. here Sunday. exas, and Congressman M. Clyde | As an illustration see the bi
of Miss Grace Wednesdays, but over the holidays, | ,uitry, first breeding pen, James A Mildred Lindemut] pent | Kelly of Pennsylvania, and others | big ad on another page.
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LOCAL NOTES
+ several days with friends at Rohrers-! will address this meeting.
evening. when we are printing a weekly the
town Those of the Committee who will
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Keller; white wyandotte, best male
Keener returnedto size of many city dailies, it is im-| irq. pest Rhode Island red, Henry
M W Taney of the City of] remain until tomorrow wil] breakfast
own with his parents. this in mind. [Frank Ziegler second best white DBroterly Love, spent yesterday in|at Ranschert’s restaurant, at which | News items Told In A Brief Yet
teresting Way
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gle and daughter _-- wyandotte, Isaac Carpenter: best °WQ the leaders in this movement will stable
Saturday after spend- possible fo insert them Please bear |p Haine best trio white leghorns
Mrs
Harry Musslemna A Carload of Turkeys [ white Plymouth rock hen, Engleside Mr. Augustus Wagenstein of New| pold some sort of a “council-of-war”. | ; : town. #1
Christmas Savings Fund checks | ’
of Mis. Plum On Saturday, Dec. 20, Mr. J. M |farm st turkey, Harvey Ney York, called on Mr. James Glatfelter| gome of the most prominent makers | from Bio
cashed at Getz Bros {
saturday Jackenstoe of the Exchange ¢ Hotel, t] women’ department the waturday. nd administrators of law in this : nine years
spent as : : : eA 1 rh ; ’ ari thi . farniture Dealer H. C. Brunnel of SHR
spen last will receive a carload of fine turkeys ; ware .a follow White ] & Charles Shrite of | country will attend. Furniture Dealer | Jacob Shite
Jlizabet y ) 4 ; : 1 , i ing ¢ YW livery wagon ; :
ilizabethtown, the (pat phe will s » of very reason-|broidery o vhite Rosell: Haves: v pel Saturday here| ji is generally believed by people sporting a new delivery wago
r Yori) + > | vived by her
Mrs ) P| : y : 3 4 ; ar 1 I ). Benema gives YY .
Irs. John Groff. ,416 in any quantity. The price will] ( mbroidery or wolored 1 th Iriends. vho are well informed in reference to Bear ip ming D, meman children Fun: VICeS
oward Shickly an ® 111 torn ) : A 1 » S & stamps Saturda “ Ro SE Of
I Shicl nd of exceed 25 cents a pound and will | teri: Mrs. Harry B Haines: V . A. Rothenberger of Allen-| (he present status of temperance re- | © uble S & H AID urd Sia . ae
hia, relurned home ' 1 r ig > 1 ) . : 7 : Mr, Christ Weidman has accepted a held from her late home Sa
2 ro probably be less. These are al} home | crocheting, Mrs. Roy Lindemuth, | owl, called on some of our business| soem ip this country, that this Com- ML, ., . A : afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interm
yme time with the . Te : 5 ] ; ay 3 3 Ahk | after it 2 o'clock terme
Mrs. ¢. S. Wash raised fowls quilt, Mrs H H. Engle, Mrs. en on Monday. mittee of one thousand, in its move
8 : ash- ‘ - . ’ \ ' "ee p aye |
X eee eet Beene Clement Kane: cushion, Anna Kray- Mr. and Mrs. John Boyles of Har today, will stand out in the future |
position with Mr. H, S. Newcomel
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Rev. F. G. Bossert preached in the | Mt M'mnnel Cemetery.
: a il @ i ravbill: child's worl isburg ) o . : . x Strasburs Teg ris shure ast | EH
5 Witte. 2nd Hawi Frank's Apple Sale bill; rug, Ada Kraybill; child's work burg, weie guests of Mr. and Mrs history of moral reform, as the first Strasburg Presbyterian church last
Be X ry 1. AN ops c ~ + | betweer ages of ‘ 0 Jsther ). Rishel S: . , ie
val. a. motorevele. tide to On Saturday, Dec 13: Mr. C. S ¥ 1 f 8 and 12, Esther . D. Rishel Saturday. days’ Gettysburg battle for a saloon-
: y 3 Frank will offer a large lot of apples Hoffman: novelty work, Mrs. J D Vilss Igstella Robinson of Philadel-} ;... atior
n Sunday and on return- Krout a . . : less nation.
at public sale from the old P. R. R.|H®rout phia, spenta few days here the guest ee
hey were unfortunate as Tl . ; y 7 1 :
y x : . denot here Among them are 125 1e local committee in charge of of Miss Alice Dillinger.
ymselves., Try it again : aa >
| evening Alice M. Kepperling
| Mount Joy was well represented at Alice M. Kepperling, daughter of
ithe Columbia Opera House last| Aaron S. Kepperling and of, the late
Thursday evening. Mary M. Kepperling, died early Fri
You should not overlook the cloth-|day morning at her late home in
ing bargains offered by I. D. Bene- | 12a t Donegal township. She was
man over the holidays, {formerly a student at the Sacred
Closing Out Sale
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barrels of strictly No. 1 New York |!he institufe was composed of Dr. Rev. J. T. Spangler of Harrisburg i]
hs sof 8 y 1] New K A Hea 4 Fai : 2 Ved i ® Messrs, Mumma & Pautz will hold |
Jtate arrele ‘ ™ 200 | G. / arter as 16 chairman anc town on Wednesday a. : : |
icors. and members of State barreled apples, and 200 g ¢ 1 ay, the heir closing out sale of stock “for |
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No. 13 A. 0. K. of M.,
hereby given hat
This | William H. Clepper as secretary: guest of Dr. A. F. Snyder 3
Fis Committ Pr PE 1 C i M d M : I e 1913 at the Gantz's stock yards, In 1
nmittee on Poultry, Isaac Carpen-! Mr. an rs. 1. K. Charles ¢ $ Ne ; stores arber shops « Heart Academy in Lancaster and bw
} I \ I Charles and son (his place, on Friday, Dec. 12 when All the stores, barber shop ind | \erdemy: in Ls y
New | her patient disposition had endeared
baskets of extra fancy apples.
is a fine loi of fruit and the sale
should not be overlooked
ss will be transacted J NT . :
x z : John Kane and James Keller: Cereals ' wi > fi 3 Te therseif to’ a large circle of friends
; Ss with the family of J. E. Webb. cows and shorts. They expect to | A BO « 2
Year's Day and remain closed
The funeral was held from her
Mr. A. B. Hoffer, carrier for route |
ter, James F. Johnstin, 3. Haines, | Robert f L.ancaste spe 3 ay o | Z 5 Te i SEV
H. B. Haines, | Robert of Lancaster, spent Sunday hey will offer a lot of mules, colts, | )oth banks here will observ
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home yesterday at 8 o'clock, ang
il are requested to be a
and Potatoes, Elmer E. Brandt, John . , . Smi ' Washing oe :
night order of Good Luck, Leo : 9 Mr, Arthur A. Smith of Washington, | sffer a fine lot of stock at this sale.
Mr. Leo t
Mary’s Chapel, in this plac
3 TA = Houck, the popular left Stoner. Amos Erb, Charles Welehans D. C, attended the funeral of Mrs. Also at the same time and place | 2, is confined to the house on ac
PDO re fielder on the local base ball team don Mumma ing Rohrer Sener; Mary M, Hildebrant last Friday. vill be sold that well known stand, | count of sicknes yom 1igeneck :
bnize Them Al| last summer, will leave in a few Pron og a [ teens ( Ryion Mr. Charles Arnold of Zanesville, Billy Gantz's Farmers Inn Hotel, to- | er is his snbstitate v'eloek Interment at dt
Jiietin contains the ereatest Week for Los Angeles, Cal., where Eralen: Fletcher Prarie Enele: Connod Ohio, spent a few days here last week | cether with stock va. ds, stables, | Mr. J. M. Backenstoe killed a hog
he will fight Jimmy Clabby for the J : 4 4 : the guest of Mr. James Glatfelter, shedding, ete. Th S gnod hotel | yes LE ren months old, that dres
maper of inches of most reliable
and Mrs. F. A. Wood left and and prospective purchasers | go 99 } ( st oF ‘
r00ds, Fruits, Fancy Work, ete. Mrs
middleweight championship of the| my
44 ! 1 Samuel Tressler, Mrs. H. H. Engle,
county. Why? Because we have a World Ir Samuel Lindemuth, Miss Viola
advertising of any weekly in the
Monday for Milton, 'Vt., after a visit | uld not overlook this sale sam
mize clitcdlation. people read our. ads — lin rican To tia Vie Liat Brot. ss to the far iy of Di 4 J. Newpher. | t--a The thins HOO] < ‘h Church | Christian
and then patronize the advertiser. First Number Pleased Anna Kraybill: ushers John Sterner, Misses - Gersle “Cla'k ang Bie) Band Fair at Bainbridge of God ! hold i Christinas exer died Mo
That this paper is a business puller The initial number of the Lyceum | pyyi Clepper Pazion. Wolfe lon Shroy of Strasburg, were guests of The Bainbridge Cornet band which | ¢igseg Friday vening, Dec. 26. The | home of
is good evidence, therefore, if you Course was given Mt. Jo Hall | Terry, ny W. D. Chandler and family Tuesday. | was recently organized has arra | program « itt preparing a | Harner,
are Tio{ represented in our advertie'! Thursday ev o and we re iain Mrs. Eagle, a sister of Mrs LJ | f 1 fair and festival i the ‘| good progr:
got i gla ) say it more than | sed the A Xmas Masquer:
iri--on Myers of this place died at her | hall, beginning Dec. 20, to c tinue | Messrs, Ross y Smeltz
Harry Charles Charles |
Mrs. J. T. Breneman of Lancaster | of bands from other towns present io | .4e an auto ospect
ing columns, you want to
the excursion at once. large audience in attendance The A grand Christ uerade ome in Jersey City last Wednesday. | two weeks. There will be a number | er,
etme A AM lecture was very intersting dance will be held iy [ yy Hall on |
' spent yesterday here with her pa-| help enliven the occasion. York Co gunn { week The
Several Public Bequests
1) Gipson Wednesday evenin ) 24 v Mr.
In the will of Mary M. Hildebrant, Services Postponed 0. K
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Manning. ; : . trip was made
: Svand } Mr. : Mrs. 1.8 : dois | ing some time with her aunt at] : Y joe
late of this place, admitted to pro- Owing to the inclement weather, | the event of the y ( Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Hamaker were/ "© bethio land
’ . : Void I Elizabethtown. ?
the corner stone of the| not pe srlooker Si . hv no | the guests of their son, Dr. W. B . T i
F no overlooked Yu yn Mrs. Ella Cooper of Lancaster, cele
Snyder. Tt!
bate today, is a bequest of a triangu- the laying of Tuesday. Dec
H+ ake ‘ Pe c : y or | iis x
lar strip of land on Donegal street, new A. M. E. church on Sunday was | first-class orchest: Hamaker and family at Lancaster, : - bitthdav. last THES !yvards, Mount J¢
- - ner oo Difthday ast 10S
between State road and Lumber postponed. ar Sunduwy. 3 yendir the day with her |°'P®
street, to the borough of Mount Joy. i Driving Club A iation Meeting Mrs. David Vogel and daughte brother. Dr. W. D. Chandler spri Tk ware COWS, Is, | Caroline
m istoric: Society are A Financial Failure Setting ¥ n ne \. | of Enola, spent last Wednesday in | , ohm ¥ : heifers and cattle fo ) 1 saidandt 0,
To the Historical Society are be : HE 1 A meeting of 1 g Club As : ae. J vier EM ae | Mrs. Rev. N. A. Barr spent Sunday Kel | adie : nt of thi
queathed books of the United States Messrs. Wm. L. Bear & Co., one of | sociation will be their room | OVD as guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. H.| in : ny : - : Keller & Bro. Aldinger, auct aco. died ‘Wedne
3 s at Annville, where she made an ad-
2 re lA Wi erecmr lau; Mrs. Chang
Jaan; , Mrs. a
Cramer.
: oh ; : | Mr Willi P' Gotsch . | dress at the annua] Thankoffering 4 i
ings by Mrs. Hildebrant. United States, have gone to the bad. | street on Jan. 1 1914 to elect officers.; MT. illiam P. Gotschall of New services In the Evanselical ehurch Boiler Was Too Heavy Bahn, of Lititz, Her husband, Jol
Rp Germantown, Perry County, was the] ’ @ A large nine ton boiler was un-|7" ied about twenty years
loaded here on Monday and while b ¢ vas a member of the. Brethrg
ing hauled to its final resting place, |n “hrist denomination. Kune
were held Sunday morn
Fish Commission, containing draw-' the largest brokerage firms in the|st Bq Ream’s st: yn Marietta home of her
x eT A receiver has been appointed. John Schwartz, President: Henry W.
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2 : Mrs. Margaret opp and grandson
A Wisunqerstanding ol d end Emerson Zeager went to Philadel
/ 1 3. a ir is pupils at | Sunday. :
Mr. Gable, a number of his pupi Was 39 on Saturday >a | ; J | phia where the latter took the ex-
Miss Elizabeth Barnhart has gone |
Garber. Secretary guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shatto|
at’ the Farmers’ Creamery, the rear
and an orchestra came here from Mr. Walter H. Morten, proprietor Boy Wanted | mmstios to enter Williamson Trade :
Lancaster on Friday evening with |of the Farmers’ linn, celebrated his Bright boy 15 years or over, to|'"° York where she Will spend ihe School. They returned Sunday wheel of the wagon gave way under | o'clock at the PBrethipy
the intention of holding a dance in| thirty-ninth birthday on Saturday. ocd rats Weces $3.50 & Wook for | Month with her brother, Mr. H. C.| : Mr. aud Mrs M ot Brubaker re. | the tremendous weight. The wagon Christ Church, Manheim, wit
Mt. Joy Hall. Mr. Gable had not sl Gli wo nr oo png Jone f{narnhart SE i Nr was raised and the wheel removed Bby’s Church near town,
rented the hall for that evening how- Marriage Licenses ast Thonth: and » monthly Jueves] Miss Anna Hoffer has returned to] turned Mondey, evening after spesq and repaired. During that time the survive; Ratie
ever, his agreement being for Dec. Mihran H. Guveiyan and Pearozifi OF 25¢ per Week, until Wookly Wem her home in this glace, after spend- Ing two weeks with their gauges large voller a Re : — Bradley
12. It is not likely that a dance will| § Yalunizian both of Elizabethtown, amount to 35.00. Herald Printing Co, : oak : | Mrs. John Bveriit at Jersey City. dons icuo BR secuniop “| Rebecea wife of Sj
be held here on Friday evening. \rhoever tiiev are. Mt. Joy. 2t —- Mr. Ed. Fitzgerald, a former resi- OL Wi, on the idle ” Litit illig
—— aie YW. —— Trinity U. E. Announcements dent but now employed in the loco- on Yea Ne . . ys haul oY:
Choice Fresh Oysters What Wil] be Done With It? Well Known Attorney Arrested Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. The| motive department of the P.. R. R. at ME wv A vik He e auling with
I wish to mention that I always The revenue for automobile licens- Mr. Isaac R. Herr, the well known | pastor, Rev. Barr, will preach at| Philadelphia, spent Saturday ‘here|" Pr. m. Strickler’s wagon. \
have on hand fresh oysters that I|es for 1913 amounted to $850,000.) attorney-at-law,, was prosecuted at;10:30 a. m. and at 7 p. m. on “Ech-| calling on friends. eT
sell by the pint or quar} at my resi-| This was derived from 80,100 cars. Lancaster yestfay by his wife on a| oes from the great convention ¢t Co-! Mrs. Geo. U. Best of Lancaster, Christmas Savings Fund Checks
dence on East Main stiet. Fisher MT charge of assy nd battery. lumbus and Washington.” Ralph F.| Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hoffman of Lo; Take your checks to Getz Bros. to
Hoffman, Mt. Joy. : 2t Christmas Checks Sent Out rm Eshleman will have charge. af the | cust Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hoff- j have them cashed. :
CIR - -—- To get your money take them to Christmg Fund Checks song and prayer ser at 6:45 Pf}. Mm. | man a on Michael of Marietta, |) ———— eee:
Special gifts for men and ladies at} Getz Bros. They wiil cash them for Take 3 Setz Bros. to| New members will f__ ived aff the| were g of Mr. and Mrs. C. N.|!) Christmas Savings Fund: checks
anan’s. Drop in and see them. you. have th morping service. Mumm: Sunday cashed at Getz Bros. >