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JAY. JAN. 1914
£1.00 A YE)

lirtuary
arin
Jn Sule ear A
Ei Den
THE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUST
TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER
Some Well Known People From Our
Neighborhood Have Passed to the
Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue
Gone to Their Reward
Mrs. Katherine Shertzer died at
her home in Columbia Saturday in

her 91st year.
Millersville |
of Hast |
is also |
Henry Neff died near
Sunday. Mrs. Annie Frank
Petersburg is a daughter
Mrs. Lizzie Bender of Salunga.
James D. Landis
James D. Landis, part
editor of the Lancaster
died at sea on Sunday
ore aged 51 years
(rip around
Daniel
the globe,
Daniel Kulp of near
on Saturday from complication
diseases, aged 77 years. He i
vived by th foll
Christian John K.,
Shenk ear
funer rom
Yeste
as
owner and
New Era,
from typhoid |
He was on a|
Kulp
Manheim, died |
of
7 sur-
owing
and M
Manheim.
his
Amos
The
home
K.,
1 living n
al
Mrs
M
Maria Warner
Warner died
on near n’
Mrs.
home
ing
iti
year.
death
Joseph
ra at
hou
ment
of Ww
th
and
to
was a
church for
age
coming
She
0 years
Germany,
when quite
Lutheran
in
ry young
ber of the
ars.
John Stauffer
John Stauffer, an aged
near Manheim, died at his
Wednesday following a stroke
he sustained a few weeks ago.
ceased was 73 years of age. He
survived by his wife, one son and
one dayghter. The funeral
held fr h his late home on
afternogn and interment was
zenecker’s
resident of
home on
which
De-
is
in Lor Cemetery.

Mrs. Anna
Anna Alhricht
lf ses.
mber
nother
d near
free dinner will
- a
Snyder—Sheetz
Oliver K. Snyder, 1
young man of Florin and
htractor Jacob T. Snyder
and Miss Irene
thtown, were united
st Thursday ening
7
son
of
1} $;
in
o'clock.
Hoggson Brothers, of New York City
WAYS
(ot
New First National Bank Build
NSs—(11]
PA ———— Gf
RR
ing
ADS BRING RESULT
\] what Cur Able Corps of Reportersy

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Became
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&
Were the Contractors With Mr. C.
A. Warner, as Superintendent
meeting a cordial invitation |
ed to all mothers.
That's Same Bul|
M. Jenes of Cli J
a Holstein-Friesian
he paid $15,000. This
gar a voung bull
-—
ba
is
3 feet;
The
Te.
I’enb:
bank
succes
um
when
s and
turned over to
re
heigt h,
%
ente
red
xteer
when
The Building
exterior
dimen
width, 35
577
ol
bui rest
foundation.
i
the
ions
feet;
feet
Ss On
rubak
the
em
years
ca
en
of
l¢
to
a
The
granite,
Hf.
shier
ploy
present
Na
tion
the
ngth,
the
stone
base
trim-
f buff pres-
re
0
ronts,
effect. |
30,
he
the
the
n
Ton-|
the
side.
treet
on and
Easy Set
laree
all
rated
indow is a
which
an
ated
room,
w
( f
by
oper
are
imprc
juster from
banking
The Entrance
you fir
double
doors ar
st
storm
ant
api
TC
SS
storm
plate
ted with
he
protec
xtra
loors
avy
Interior
1007
doors,
1 mounted
1side the desk
le radiator. The
rtment is I 1
border. This pt
ded by white It:
four feet
mounted a
glass
surroun
wainscoting
which is
with plate g
cornice of this
seventeen electric Ii
in white shades. In
seven wickets or wind
the working
discount, receiving
teller, bookkeeping,
depopit win
nace is
marble
upen
scheen
on the
mounted
encased
gcreen are
onening into
They are a
er, payig
br
papels,
screen
balustrade
tye
th

are
win-
An S-
very
oved
the
ach
is
iblie
alian
high
onze
Up-
are
ghts
this
lows
space.
tel-
sav-

THATS
fal |
pens
Ol Ju Re
fs 1 i Hee
THE WHEREABOUTS OF OUR
“RIENDS THE PAST WEEK
in the Card Basket About
Yourself, Your Fr.ends and You:
Acquaintances
~ouna
Mr. J. M. Chubb of York
Thu.sday in town.
Mr. A. H, Burkholder of Lebanon,
was" in town Monday.
Mr. D. C. Franch
was \n town yesierday.
\ Winiam tappincott 8f Corning,
> satu.da, in town.
lda Hunceer of Harrisburg,
raken up her 1esidence here.
nd Mis. John Kecner atiend-
funeral of an aunt yesteiday.
May Taylor of Washington, |
heie on a visit Satuiday.
Wolf of Lancaster, circu-
among friends in town Friday. |
and Mis, James Koch of Lan- |
{spent Sunday in town
spent
of Lancaster
pent

with |
Ww. M. Thome spent |
latter's home in Bain- |
|
M
Hastings of Philadel- |
ntown on business Sat-
E. Helm and H. G. My
ister spent Monday in
Haines
Thursday
Seamuel
ast in town with
B. Eber-
Saturday
and A.
spent
|
y=
|
of Lancaster |
Rhoads
isburg,
of Phila-|
visitor
M. Swartley
Thursday in
itz, spent Sun-
of his mother,
h
1aw of
mother, Mrs.
the
at
attended
Hil
legas,
an
] Rev.
Heller's Church.
Mrs. Saumel Minnich
ton Boro, spent Sunday
iting h mother.
Mr. George L.
delphia,
burg on
Mrs. Enos
month w
W. B
Mr. DD W
gage agent here, {
Market street ho
Mr. Albert Di
was the
G. Keener
Mr. Harry
here
nd
Was
town
of
in
hing-
Vis
Richards of Phila-
business trip to our
is here to spend
ith parents, Mr, and
Detwiler.
Kramer,
a her
Mrs.
P. R. R. bag-
gs ill at his North
nme.
101f of Lancaster
of hig sister, Mrs. J.
is
Mr.
Pittsburgh
parents,
Mrs
to Phila-
nd a week as

‘rances Sat-
and Sunday H
ent
urned to
pending
VS Wwi1
‘nola
n Chas.
lays in
H. Mor-
ends
Mountv
own as
Lon.
Mr,
guests
Ohio,
week
Rine-
Har
ned home
re the guest
hart
Miss Alice
s a Sunday
Mr. and Mrs.
town.
Mr. and
Mrs. M. A.
Lancaster as
Miller.
Messrs,
Smith of
the home
Seeman.
ield,
efu ng a
reer
of Orrville,
1e home of
ler, south of
‘beck and
Sunday at
r. and Mrs.
Dea
guests
Frank Young and Cyrus
Lanca r. spent Sunday at
of M1 Lewis
YLI'S,
Mr. Norman Shaffer of Elizabeth:
town and Miss Rettew of Ironville,
were g1 of Mr. and Mrs. George
F. Hoffmaster Sunday.
Mrs. William Guthrie
A. Fisher and son Geo.
bethfown, re guests
Lo necker Thursday.
Robert Amspacher left
Spe o a week
1ests
and Mrs.
Jdr., of
we of Mrs.
for
after her
rother Quintor I
3 aunt, Mrs. M. E
—— - —— AR
Settled Out of Court
The of M : 1
charging John
tion and bastardy g
list for Court on Mcpd
settled prior to bei
Siller paying a ¢
costs.
case
oo fornica-
the tri
but it was
lled by Mr.
ration and
1y
on
A
Fair Date Fixed
At a meeting of Directors of
the County Fair «n lay—It was
lecided by a unsrimous vote to re-
main in the Pen-M:jih cuit. The
dateg for this’ vear re fixed
for from Tuesday, er 29th
to Friday, October
tr Or
Mong
o

At Columbia
annual electic
Collegg of Phy
of Cd je
{
WHY
| tained
Columbia |
George
mrisburg, | 1
MERCHAN
LOCAL NOTES
News Items Told in A Brief Yet Ir
teresting Way
Mrs. Kate Geib, who was quite ill,
is 1mpioved.
Mi. B, W. Biown purchased a fine
tou.i1ng car yesteiday.
Miss Glace bdLokes is ill at the
home of Mis, Anna Mecgiil,
ReRd Letter Day at Morton &
Myers’ sto.e next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mis. Lewis beeman are
impioving after a seveie spetl of
sickness,
The bank statement of the Union
National Bank may be found in an-
other coiumn.
Wanted—A bright boy to work in
store before and after schoo Ad-
dress X. Y. Z.,, care Bulleun office.
Mis. H. H. Morton enterained
Rev. and Mis. N. A, Barr at dinner
\F1iday in. honor of Mr. Morwon’'s
‘birthday.
Mr, J. W. McGinnis has purchased
the office building of Mr. C. A. War-
ner and will move it to the rear of
his hotel.
Mr. John Zahn, carrier on Route 4
from this place, is off duty this week
and his assistant Mr. F. E. Hershey
is dispatching the mail.
The Union National Bank will
hold its annual election tomorrow
and will banquet at J..
stoz’s Exchange Hotel.
Many people from town will at-
tend the euchre in the hall at Eliza-
bethtown this evening for the bene-|
fit of the Catholic Church there.
Mrs, Alpheus L. Biandt wishes us
to thank her many friends who so
kindiy remembered her on her birth-
| day in an event long to be remem-
M. N. Brubaker, our well
known surveyor and conveyancer, is
recovering from quite a severe spel
of sickness. Mrs. Brubaker is aiso
| indisposed.
Mr. Mcnroe Kramer entertained
the following at a musical at the
| home of Mr. P. R. Greiner on Mon-
| day evening: Mr. B. F. Gerber, Mr.
Frank Brian and oaughter Ifa and
Mr P. R. Greiner and family,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Brian, Miss
Ida Brian, Mr, Walter Greiner of
this place and Mrs Fred Minnich
and son of Mountville, , Were enter-
at supper by Mr. and Mrs. H.
Morton Saturday evening.
rr ett A eee
COMPELLED TO GIVE TITLE
H.
on Works Here Must beHand-
to Wrightsvi le Concern
surprise locally
here Saturday
nded down by
which effects the
Grey Iron Works
was quite
County
ership the
of
here which is as follows:
i
ghtsville
A sets
E.
Hardware Company
Realization Company,
Shaw and Campbell Car-
Opinion filed and decree
rdered in favor of p aintiff.
In the equity proceedings of the
Wrightsville Hardware Company
against the "Assets Realization Com-
pany, the issue wds decided in favor
of the plaintiff. The Wrightsville
Company bought from the defendant
the property of the Grey Iron Works,
paid a portion of the purchase
meney; but the defendant refused to
give title. Under the Court's decree
the defendant company will be com-
pelled to give title
SEER NR
Sleeping Child Bitten by Rat
While asleep in her
home, Anne Smith, a young
er of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Henry
residing on the Mifflin farm,
5 rerely bitten
The little girl was
ened, and her screams
ttention of her mother.
om the latter found
from a wound on the
side of daughter's face. The
evidently hungry, had attack-
while she slept. The
nd, 1ich pairful, is not large,
nd no serious results are apprehend-
d
Wri
r'ngton.
here
daugh-
Smith,
néar Co-
by a rat
ght.
awak
the a
the r
ed
fo
streamil
her
is
erm LE rs
A Plea ing Lecture
On Monday afternoon
Vialuf gave an illustrated lecture on
he Holy Lands in Mt. Joy Hall for
the benefit of our public schools.
Nearly all the school children were
in attendance, crowding the hall. In
he evening the lecture was repeated
to another good sized audience. Prof.
Maluf was assisted by eight pupils of
our schools. A neat sum was realized
for a worthy cause.
The Lancaster Inquirer Says:
Dr. John J. Newpher of Mt. Joy,!
Dr. J. R. Lehman of Mountville and
Dr. George W. Kinard of Leacock
were al] teachers in Manor at one
time, but that was so many years
ago that they dislike to think about
it
ee eel
D'd Ycu Ever
Has it ever occurred to you that,
are 1,140,000,000 acres of till-
n the United States but
of it is under
learn farming,
Know?
there
cent.
all
per
Let's
eet An ene
A Shirt Sale
7e ab 10 doz.
Vif the
trade at 39c¢
your
to
an ‘Te
saving
0c and
we are
aDiece A
Shirts at
Former pi
You ¢ -tail
a big
ice 5c.
Is 77 on Friday
Our townsman Mr,
will celebrate his 77th
Friday. He has been
since 1856 and for many years
superintendent of the Mt. Joy
tery.
birthday
4 fing he
was
ceme-
2@re in Adverii
A Marif church used
advertise ae its loeal
odell of 27
S
M. Backen-
bed at her]
Prof. Geo. K.
Shirts that
old |
at Getz Bros.|™
George Fach |
USE THIS
OUR
ADVE
TRAIN SERVICE
There Is Talk of the Pennsy Taking |
Off the 9:58 Train Here
Although it would be very unsatis- |
factory to our townspeople, there is |
some talk in railroad circles of the
Pennsylvania Railroad taking of train
No. 64, east, which stops here at 9:58,
Station Agent Mr. John H. Stoll was |
given an inkling to that effect recent: |
|
ly, the company giving as its reasons
that the ‘train is not patronized.
This is undoubtedly true but their
are reasons. In the first place there
'S no good reason why the Pennsy
should not advertise its time table in |
‘ocal papers, thereby enlightening |.
the public as to its schedule ag was '
the case until a few years ago. We |
feel confident there are many people |
that are not familiar with its train
service. Then again this is the worst |
time of the year for good railroad
patronage and we feel certain the |
company will have no reason for re-|
moving this train from its schedule
two months from now.
Shou'd this train be taken off there |
would be too biga gap in the schedule |
from 8:35 to 11:44 A, M. No. 64 is]
{one of the best trains on the road!
'nd persons giong to any eastern
pont can take no better train than
this. Then again only a few minutes
are lost in its stop here and altho a
heavy train, its a cinch to get started
| quickly on account of the down grade.
{ The Pennsy is pleased with its
| recent action in recognizing our town
|as a regu ar stop for No. 69, Altoona
| express, west at 5.43. The monthly
tickets to Lancaster have increased
here considerably and it has been
clearly proven that this was a much
wanted train. The same (at least we
hope so) will prove true of No. 64, if
given a little more time until] the
public ean familiarize itself with our
train service.
Let all who can, assist in
strating to the railrcad officials that
we need and want this particutar
train by their frequent patronage and
we. feel certain our efforts will in re-
turn be appreciated, by having this
v2'» remain on our schedule in the
future.

derhon-
cesses ers.
“Everybody in Church
That Sunday, Feb. 1st
observed in Mcunt Joy as “Bvery-
body in Church Sunday” is now a
tainty. Six p:sto.s and a goodly |
number of representatives of the
churches met last Sunday afternoon
in the Sunday Schoo] room of the |
Lutheran church i order to devise
plans to propagate the movement. |
Rev. F. G. Bo presided. Fol-|
lowing remarks and stions by |
both pastors and laymen, a commit
tee was appointed, consisting
five membeis of each congiegation
represented. Mr. H. 8S. Newcomer |
made chairman of the commit
tee. This committee will hold meet-
ings and arrange for a personal
visitation to every home in Mount
Joy, and invite the people to attend
church services on Sundiv, Feb. 1,
at either morning or evening or at
beth services, each to attend servic-
es in the church of their choice.
This committee, which consists of
five members from each church, will
meet on Sunday afterncon, Jan. 25,
at one o'clock in the Methodist
church.
This is a laudahle
undoubtedly will result in good to
many. All congregations are urged
to participate in this cause.
— tm
Sunday”
is to be
cel
Tt
sugge
o
was
movement and
They More Than Pleased
If the people of this community
would only stop to consider, it would
needless for them to regret mis-
I yceum Course attraction af-
too late,
second number,
ed

is
University |
y evening
best and
wit-
was
been
the
here
one
pleasing
here.
the
house should have
‘n order to
the e
paying
four attr:
for five
the Fisher-
19, and the
March 12,
the best,
for the
ore paid
see
Feb.
oot
S money
rt Co.
Jubilee
fit)
hipp
Thomas
Ray Is Some Shot
If, there were more
matches its a sure thing that Mr.
Ray Keller, son of cur townsman|
Mr. J. B. Keller, could keep that
family eating turkey seven days a
week. Some time ago he won two
turkevs at a match at the Farmers
| Inn and on Saturday Mr. J. D. Mum-
i ma held a match at the same place
{and Rav came home with another
pair. The other winners were Geo
Moore, Samuel] Weaver, J. D. Mum-
ma, Henry Smeltzer and C. N. Mum-
ma. The judges were Messrs. G. S.
Vogle, Frank Good and H. Hornafl-
us. Seven turkeys were shot off.
———
ghooting
Trolley Stock Sold
At a sale of stocks at I ancaster
| Monday, the following were gold
Twenty-four ‘es Lancaster
Mt. Joy Railway to George N.
| Revnolds, at $60 per share.
shares F
\ilway stock
share.
eet
Taking the Voltage
Guthrie, perintendent “of the
htown }
Comp:
are n
oltage at
town.
re Pr se
on
and
stock
olizal
to
st
by © Mr.
taking the
various places thru;
That's Why It's Prasperg
Landisville National
only bank in this ¢
oven Jor businesg. oj

| | the
and
| took
RTISING MEDIU]
r
{
0m
[he Town In Need of Elecirie
LIONS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION
OF THE WEEK
What Has Tran.pired in That Theiv
ing and Indus..ious Village a Short
Distance West of Mount Joy as
Gathered by Our Repoitorial Staff
Mr. John Raymond
day at Harrisbuig.
Mr. and M.s. .ohn
Sunday at May.own.
Mr. Oscar Young spent
and Sunday at Lemoyne.
Mr. H. S. Musseiman was a Satur
day visitor to Harrisburg,
Mr. Charles Caison was a Sunday
visitor to friends at Elizabethtown.
Mr. Geoige Henry of Lancaster
made a business trip to town Mon:
day.
Mrs. Jacob Rider spent
Elizabethtown the guest
rents. J
Mr, John Weidman had the mis
fortune of losing two fine shoats last
week.
Mr. and Mrs.
Columbia were
town.
Miss Elsie
spent Saturday
spent Satur
Kaston spené
Saturday
Monday at
of her pa
James C
Sunday
of
to
ornman
visitors
War
and
Marietta
in the
ner of
Sunday
| village.
Mr. John Roth
several days in
spent
est of
Dubois
the gu
of
town
i his parents,
Mr. Oliver
KH. 8. Weaver
Elmer Geise.
Messrs. Harry
Snyder moved into the
property vacate Dy
and Christ
aster ¢pent Sund
ing friend
Mr. Frank Brown
as to f
st week.
Albert Dierolf
3 a Sunday visitox
cob S. Carmany
Mr. - Claude Kee
Sunday
of his brother.
Mr. David Eshbach returned home
after spending several days at Potts
town calling on friends.
Mr. Elam Hess and
near Lititz spent Sunday
of Ezra Hess and famliy.
Mr. Max Nentwig has
position with Mr. Jacob
driver of the oil wagon.
Miss Elizabeth Geyer ‘of near
Elizabethtown spent Sunday with her
sicter, Mrs. Wm. Hamilton.
Mr. J. G. Beatty received
of extra fine Virginia
Monday. Come and try
Messrs. Walter Welfley
ley Gingrich enjoyed an
Marietta, Columbia and I
Sunday.
Mr. and
family of Eli
day in town
Ichler and f
Mr, Harry
“Big Tom,” is ab.e 1
after being confin
some time on
A large numb
ava ag
bri
“report
ner spent Saturday
Harrisburg as the
at
guest
family of
as guests
accepted a
Shank as
a barrel
oysters on
them,
and Niss-
auto ride to
.ancaster on
Ichler
Mrs. Jacob
1h
and
Sun-
Harry
spent
§ Mr,
mily.
Kline, known as
tbout ag
L the CK
est
Rudolph
r Ma
very
5g home
and Mis, Hen Young,
Mrs, Greiner,
R. u and son
of Elizabeth Sowg
town as guests ¢
1s. Benj. Mickey.
Frequently we
discuss the elect
and our property holders
ness men could do
than band together and defray what
expense there might be in placing a
ight at least at the various street
coiners thruout our town. Let ug
hope there will be some action on
the matter and that very soon as we
know many of our leading citizens
favor the project.
Qa
S
hear our
ric light
otizens
question
and busi-
nothing better
Teams
returni
Mt.
In a Collision
ng from revival
church Sat-
figured
of Mr.
of town. The
fo.lowing each
While
ces
irday ever
in a collis
Monroe
teams
home
etTV al asant
wile
were
and
lan
ed
golly
re al
minjured.
yccupants
escape
Gc
7:30 to 9 A. M,, 1:30 P.M. 3
$ liday, Jan.
will
each; 8
Suits
sold
ri
to I
B25 during we
offer 5 R
Overcoats §
at $6.35 each.
to the fi fi
those hours. Getz Bros.
i a
5
be
e cu
They Were Dang
rH. .H. Kral
for M