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VOL. XI. NO. 44
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1914

A Murder
at Billmyer
Vivian Arnett, a 15-Year-Old Colored
Boy, Shoots an Italian
Couldn't Get Prisoner Out of the
Town Until Securing an Order From
Inspector—Colored Boy Killed Ital
ian Who Entered Outhouse at his
Father's Home—Now Lancaster
Jail
in
ilmyel a
quarantined on account
outh smallpox
an uproar
reak
officials
wires hot
Ol
in
for several
was
prison
y colored
shot an Ital other
apparent
outbuilding
the Arnett
When the boy
special watchman
antine refused to
to be taken out
ian
titan
in the
home.
no
that he
was arrested (ne
enforcing the quar
allow the prisone
of the town. The
eounty medical inspector was appeal
ed to and after unwinding some
tape gave the proper order
The Lancaster county courts
likely have another murder case to
dispose of in this - case the de
fendant will be a fifteen year old col
ored boy. His name Vivian Arnett
and he resides at Billmyer Quarries,
with parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Arnett man who
youth killed i italian
years of a 1
known. It
was about
the rear
red
will
)
and
is
his
the
about
oa
is
10
of the
(Continued
REAM’'S NEXT SALE
Will Sell 30 Head of Horses
Mules Next Tuesday
2rsSOn in
should
speed, both
aso Lave
black
2.800 pounds.
sev
norse:;
that
be overlooked.
Thig is
he
101
the best bunet
t thus far
you wow he buys good ones
Every h will be sold under ¢
ful protection and must be
sented
vely
Orses this seas
ap
Spend $25,000
erection of the Berks
md Disabled Ma
bethtown, Li S-
the Masons of the
of Pennsylvani: e
to the loeal commit-
March The com-
take matter
Will
for the
for Aged
built at E
ter county, Dy
sventh District
submitted
Tuesday
tee will I
wardi
Bids
Home
to be
ms
21
up
whic}
approximately $25.000.
Lot of Live Stock Burned
A Large Barn With All Its Contents, Is
Totally Destroyed by Fire
8tructure Belonged to Amos Kreider,
Loss Will be Thousands of Déliars
and is Partially Covered by !nsur-
—Farming Implements Togeth.-
sith Large Quantity of Hay and
Consumed
ay moraing at an early hour
very destructive fire oc-
st Hempfield township, a
of East Petersburg. A
on the farm of Amos
totally destroyed with
8 contents, including many
f valuable live stock. In fact
thing was saved and the fire was
e of the mos{ serious that has taka
en place in this county for several
years.
The fire wag first seen about one
o'clock. Before it was seen it had
gained such headway that it was ut
terly impossible to save anything
The entire neighborhood was aroused
and scores of people hastily gathered
ot the fire. The fire company of
Bast Petersburg ran their apparatus
was impossible
8
RESEMBLED A COUNTY FAIR
Biggest Sale Held in This Place for
a Long Time, Saturday
rainy days for his
for two years,
picked a fair
being very
immense
After selecting
big implement sale
Mr, HL S. Newcomer
one, the weather man
kind. This brought an
crowd of buyers and as a result
there were more people in attend-
ance at this sale than any we can re
call for years.
It wag the opening of Mr. New-
comer's spacious new repository,
just recently erected, and he now has
the largest implement warehouse in
this county.
Traction and gasoline engines, hay
tedders, manure spreaders, washing
machimes, seed drills, in fact all
kinds of machinery was in operation
amd the scene surely resembled a
county fair.
. A very large lot of wagons, imple-
waents, etc, were disposed of and
#1 in all this was the biggest and,
most successful sale ever held by
Mr Newcomer.
. a
A LADY'S MISFORTUNE
Broke Her Leg Near the Knee Climb-
ing Over a Wire Fence
“Mrs. John Geib, who formerly lived |
in_ the Brubaker property on Easl|
Main street but lately moved to
Bridgeport, at the northeastern bor-;
ough limits, met with an acciden!
Monday evening that will confine he:
to the house for some time.
She was in the act of climbing ov-
er a wire fence. Just as she was
about to jump off the fence, her foot
caught on a guy wire on a post and
she was thrown heavily to the
ground, sustaining a fracture of the
right leg a few inches below the
knee,
Dr. W. M. Thome of this place, re-
duced the fracture.
mrad ovs
Cows and Shoats
On Friday, April 3, Mr. C. 8. Frank
will offer a lot of live stock at public
sale at the Washington House
stables in this place. The lot in-
clodes some very good cows and 76
head of extra fine homeraised shoats
ranging’ from sucking pigs to shoats
weighing 125 1bs.
sale
— 4
for them to do anything. The flames
made such rapid progress that the
live stock perished in-their stalls
These included sixteen cows, four hei-
fers, two bulls, nine hogs and six
horses. All the farming implements,
harne together with hay, straw
nd corn were consumed, together
with two acres of tobacco that had
been stripped and was ready for the
market. What saved the house and
tobaceo shed from being destroyed
was the fact that a strong wind from
the morth prevailed at the time and
the flames were blown in another di-
rection. When daylight came the
work of destruction was complete and
where one of the finest barns in the
county stood but a few hours before
wag nothing but a smouldering mass
ruins. Hundreds of people went
to the place to see the ruins,
Mr. Kreider does not have
lightest idea to how the fire
tarted, but it nay have been the
work of an incendiary or it is possi-
ble that a tramp lodger accidentally
set it on fire. The loss will be very
heavy and while Mr, Kreider carries
insurance in two companies, it will
not cover the loss by any means.
Of
the
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KELLER & BROS.’ NEXT SALE
Sixty Head of
Bulls
Extra Good Cows and
to be Sold March 27
If its a few good cows you need or
possibly a stock bull, Messrs. J. B.
Keller & Bro. can supply them if you
will attend their public sale at the
Farmers’ Inn stock yards. in this
place, on Friday, March 27
They will offer fifty head
cows consisting of Holsteins,
hams, Jerseys, Swiss and a few good
brindles. Also some acclimated Erie
county cows and some fresh and
springing
good stock bulls and a
shoats. Don’t
of fresh
lot
fail to attend
of fine
this big
2%
2t
mame areal I~. cs cmmtatrmmemse
Come Up and Take Lessons
The Lancaster papers are urging a
general clean-up of the city’s streets
and alleys this Spring This is a
yearly occurrence here and if they'll
jook our town over a month from
now they can get pointers on how
their city should be. Our Boro Dads
have an annual cleaning time every
Spring and they do it right too
reel MG sere
Notice
Entrance examination for Mt. Joy
High School will be held in the High
School room Saturday, April 4th, be
ginning at 9 o'clock. All wishing to
take the examination must have in
the hands of the Pricnipal two davs |
before the examination, an applica- |
tion blank, which can be had at any |
time from the Principal. |
Rev. Johnston Returned {
The appointments of the Philadel
phia Methodist Episcopal conference
were announced yesterday afternoon.
Following are those of local interest:
Mt. Jov—C. B. Johnston
Salunga—S. W. Drumm
Bainbridge and Falmouth,
supplied.
RR HHI. rr ESL
Ten Pages This Week
The merchants are all on the job
looking for Spring trade and - their
best way of getting jt is thru our
advertising columns. That accounts
for us printing tem pages this week
to be
as repre-|
BIG STOCK SALE
Many Shareg of Trolley Stock Sold
at Lancaster Monday
and bonds at
these
stocks
Monday
At a sale of
Lancaster on
sold:
Twenty shares of Rohrestown, Lan-
disville and Mount Joy Railway stock
to Florence 1. Kinzer at $60.25 per
share.
Twenty shares of same to Allen A.
Wallace at $60 per share
Five shares of same to T
Patterson at $60 per share.
Ten shares of same to J
25 share.
Donald
ar,
20
at per
wn, Landis
way stock
Ten shgres of Rohrersto
ville and Mount Joy
Kate Good at $60.25
shares
a
Garden Theatre Solid
E. L. Yacklay, who for
past has been conducting
len. moving picture theatre
h sold out to Mr. James A. Bishop|
of Carlisle. The transfer will
made April 1st. Bishop will bring |
family here make this his
home.
Mr. Yacklay has
friends here and all
ing him the best
h uture He is
picutre
sone
the
here,
be
Mi
his and
future
made
us
many
in wish-
everything in|
conducting a
Elizabeth-
join
of
now
moving aire at
V coniel
indant .
Will Graduate Friday '
Messrs. J. Russel Myers and
Royer, both of this place,
bers of the graduating class of |
Stevens Trade School at Lancaster.
i exerci will be held on Friday |
rnoon, when Governor Juo K
Tener, ex-Governor Samuel Penny |
packer, Mayor Frank B. McLain and |
Judge Landis will attend. Thera|
are sixteen in the class, Mr. Myers|
will graduate as a machinist and|
Mr. Royer as a bricklayer. A ban-!
quet wil] be held at the Stevens
House in the evening, when J. Rus-|
sel Myers will aet toastmaster.
ry
San:
are
eS
arte
as
Do you Know of Any? {
may not be generally known|
that the Department of Agriculiure,
at Harrisburg, is now preparing al
bulletin listing the adandoned or un- |
occupied farms ‘in Pennsylvania that]
are for Anyone having a farm
of this class who wishes to it |
migh: do well to write the Secre- |
1
1
i
|
|
It
sale ¢
sell
LO
tary of Agriculture at once for a de
scription application blank.
Th+ Departinent does pot desire in-|
formation regarding farms that are
occupied that are being operated. |
a — {
Or
Early Closing Movement |
The merchants of our town a e|
setting in shape for the early closing]
during the summer months, thus en- |
abli th clerks to have a few]
evenings themselves each week. |
A number merchants have already |
expressed 3 to close and nextj
week we will complere list|
of the early hope |
all the n the move-|
10
Of
lish a
) Let
join
Us
hat ants
ent |
OM
Many Automobile Licenses |
Fhe 70,000 mark in issuance of|
automobiles will be passed before |
many days according to officials at|
the State highway department, who |
says that the late winter has not|
had an) appreciable effect upon|
registration of motor vehicles as|
compared with former years. The|
license tags are being sent out at|
the rate of 50 to 100 a day
GA Gc
ad
To Be Discontinued
Postmaster J. Fred Fenstermacher|
has been notified thay the post office]
The people of that|
be served by rural car-|
S. Gantz of this
This will add
on April 1st.
village will
rier Mr. Nehemiah
place on route No. 3.
Holstein heifers, also tem one and a-third miles to this carrier's |
route i
ep EE - — |
Three Perry County Towns Dry |
The Perry county court refused to
renew six licenses and rejected one
new one. Twelve were granted. New-|
port, Millerstown and Loysville were)
made dry, three being refused in|
Newport and two at Millerstown. The|
licenses were instructed to close at|
10 p. m., and to ‘keep closed on]
Christmas and Memorial Days.
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{
Financial Matters |
John M. Groff, for the Union|
Trust Company, has Issued an exe- |
cution against Bessie Phillips, with
notice to A. S. Eschbach, owner and |
terre tenant, of Florin, for $500.
RE {
Don’t Forget Us \
The first of April will soon be here|
when those who owe us are kindly|
asked to pay. Money comes very
handy around April 1st. Fergess der |
drooker net. {
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1
important Meeting |
The regular monthly meeting of
the Hospital Augiliary will be held
April 2nd at 3 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. S. B. Bernhart.
re etl Qe
Knights, Take Notice a
The members of Cove I.odge No.
301, K. of P. are requested to be
present Thursday evening. Business
of importance, ,
nese AN —_——
: Art Exhibition Now On
The art exhibition in Mt. Joy Hall
for the benefit of our schools orened
today and is indeed worth seeing.
were |
J. High |
ldied
| Hospital, at
{ The following brothers
Who'll Take the Initial Step Toward Keeping Mt.
lind
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ty
FCO
Reabn H. fir De
is Hig
Fry

THE ROAD WHICH
RAVEL SOONER
WE ALL MUS
OR LATER
well hnown Pe om
opie F
rave Passe to the
gnbc noodg
Since Qur Last
to Their Reward
Dseyond
died at Lolumbia
died Saturday
Orviile Mennonite Home ag
years,
ge W. Atlee
evening at
aged 90 years.
Mrs. Josephine Shaub of
ged at the home of
Berwyn aged 64 years.
at
88
une
Geor Columbia, died
General
Oi
ihe
Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald of Wash |
dl
ao
ag
ington Boro, died on Thursday
| 64 years, death resulting from eancer.
of Columbia, |
Miss Luella
died last Friday
Sanitarium from
was aged 43 years
Shultz
at the Wernersvilie
consumption
Frank H. Keath
Frank H. Keath of Manheim,
Friday morning at the home of
brother-in-law, H. D. Matthews, aftei
five weeks’ illness from tibermlos
Deceased was fifty-one of a
and was a cigarmaker trade
die
years
by
Mrs. Samuel G. Brosey
Mary, wife of Samuel G.
died on Thursday evening
home of her son Ira A,
from the effects of eral strokes
which she sustained recentiy The
deceased was eighty-three years
age and was a member of the
Latheran Church
Brosey
at
at Manheim,
se
Zion
Mrs. Elmira Ernst
Elmira Ernst of Maytown,
morning ithe Columbia
which institution she hed
been a patient for the past six weeks.
Some time ago the deceased fell and
broke her thigh and death resulted
after complications set in. She was
Mrs.
this
seventy-nine years of age and there!
are no near relatives
Undertaker Frey, of
charge of the body.
surviving.
Marietta, took
Mrs. William Kinard
Mrs. William Kinard died on Tues-
day morning at 5;30 o'clock at her
nome at Bainbridge. Death was caus-
4 by heart failure and was
udden. The deceased was about
vears of age and
Mennonite church. She
by one son, Frank,
and a daughter,
home. The funeral will
Friday afternoon at one o'clock, and |
interment will made in
dist cemetery
is sur
of New
Annie, at
the
v.oved
Jersey,
be
Reuben H. Herr
teuben H. Herr, a well
resident of this place. died
home on New Haven street
this morning after a short illness,
aged 74 years, 10 months and 11 |
days. Death was due to a complica- |
tion of diseases. Deceased was for-
merly a school teacher. He moved
here from Salunga a number of years |
ago. His wife and one daughter, |
Mrs. Minnie Hilbert of Upper Black |
Eddy, survive. Funera] services will |
be held from his late home on Satur- |
day forenoon at ten o'clock. Inter-|
ment will he made at Salunga
Mr. known
Mrs. Abram Snyder |
Sara Snyder, wife of Abram Siuy-
Dur at Milton Grove will be discontinued|der, died at her home, one-half mile |
east of Elizabethtown last Tuesday |
night, from the effects of pneumonia. |
She was aged sixty-five years, three |
months and six days. Beside her hus- |
band, these children also survive:
Simon, of near Elizabethtown; Mon-
roe, of Washington, D. C.; David and |
Mrs. Emma Smicher and Mrs. Lizzie |
Helfrich of Tacoma, Washington. The |
funeral was held Friday afternoon at |
| the Mennonite Church at Elizabeth. | here this Spring in the Presbyteriang
town, with interment in Risser’s |
Cemetery, four miles east of Eliza- |
bethtown, |
Mrs. Aquilla Hershey |
Mrs. Aquilla Hershey, widow of the!
late Christian Hershey, died at her |
home on East Main street at 9:30
o'clock on Saturday evening. She]
was 71 years old and had been ill for |
several weeks. Death was due to]
clotting of the blood in the heart. |
She was a native and was affiliated |
with the Presbyterian Church. The!
deceased is survived by a son, Frank!
E. Hershey of this place. Three}
grandchildren and three great grand-
children also survive. The funeral
will be held this afternoon, with
services at 2 o'clock at her late
residence and interment in the Mount
Joy Cemetery.
Samuel Geib
Samuel Geib, of White Oak, died at
an early hour on Monday morning at
his late home. Death was due to a
complication of diseases. The de
ceased was 77 years of age and is
survived by six children as follows:
Mrs. Jacob Stehman, Penn township;
Mary, Fairland; Abram, Rapho; Ed-
ward, Elstonville; Aaron, White Oak;
Mrs. Jerome Brubaker, Hinkletown.
and sisters
also survive: Mrs. Samuel Kulp, Mt.
Joy on the Base B
N
\
Our |
Hos- |
|
She |
i Big re
d
his |
| arg
» | before
the |
| Miss
| were
| Monday.
of |
| with his newly painted and remodel-|
| nifty
{ill very suddenly
| night.
| proved
{ance Union
| eral days last week,
| teach,
ithe
{
|
very |
67 |
was affiliated with |
| Maytown
» held |
be held on | been the
the Metho- |
| heard a
i from
at his |
early |
, ningham and J. BE. Schroll
| day of the same weeks.
{ pot will begin to boil shortly
Rheems and John of Manheim. The
funeral will be held on Thursday
morning at 8:30 o'clock and at 10
o'clock at the Brethren church. In-
{terment will be made in Kreider's
| cemetery.
| Mrs, Mary N. Forrey
Mrs. Mary N. Forrey died at her
home in Rapho township near New-
town last Thursday morning at 7:30,
aged 81 years, 10 months and 25
{ days. She was the widow of the late
{John Forrey, who died two years
| ago. Deceased was a member of the
{ Mennonite Church ang is survived by
{ the following children: Christian, of
| Rowenna; Daniel, of Rapho; Mrs, Ez-
ra Hostetter, of West Hempfield;
| Amos, of Rapho; Mrs. Harry Buck
| walter, of Manh township;
i Bli Garber, of Lititz; Mrs
jaugh, of West Hemnpfi
{ Rapho; Harry, of York :
| Snyder of this plac I
es were held at 1 o'clock at ti
2 o'clock in the Silve
Sunday
John Men
Re, of
Issue |
irom
months
mbper
her
» children re-
: Rev. Hiram |
Kaunffinan, Landisville and John H., |
(Continued on
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W > of
page 7) |
LOCAL NOTES
News items Told in Brief
A Yet
Way
In
teresting
duction sale is
Beneman s,
The April Court
now on at L
| D
proclamation may
lound in our advertis.ng columns
Norfolk Suits at 1 D, Beneman
enough to fit 18 year
be
ge an
| boy,
The Grissinge;
Deis
norse Sale at
inn stables on Monday was]
©. dliended
Be sure and stop at
ber's Drug Store and Ss
purchasing elsewhere,
Jacob Givens of Rheems and |
Gertrude Good of this place, |
granted a license to wed on
Gar- |
Seg
Mr.
Dr. A. PF Snyder about
1s
Lown
1 Ford roadster She looks real]
Doc.
Mr. Jno. W. was taken
at Lancaster last
At this writing has
somewhat,
Woman’s Christian I
will meet
Mrs. Eli Ebersole on Tuesday
noon, March 31st at 2 o'clock.
Miss Verna C. Chandler, who was
with an attack of tomsilitis sev-
is again able to
During her absence the third
primary school was closed. {
Mr. Joseph Strickler moved from!
S. R. Snyder farm, at the eastern
borough limits, to the J. 8S. Carmany
farm. vacated Mrs. David Barn-
hart yesterday
McGinnis
he
The mper-
at the home of
after-
ill
William
For some time
have
Tell
the
been
thieves Nicholas
heaviest loser, fifty
being taken in the last month.
Sunday night abou 11 o'clock
noise in his chicken
his he vent
he pen, and when about
the pen he saw
out carrying chickens. He aimed for |
his head and fired. The thief wore a
stiff hat, which was knocked from h
head by the shot. The thief took
his heels escaped the
ness
No. 2
residents
annoyed
Peck
chickens
On
Peck
pen,
toward
100 feet
a man come
of
by
chicken has
Procuring
in
A B——
‘Reddies’
At the
Tribe No,
day evening.
nominated:
Sachem—E. S. Hendrix
Sr. Sag.—Elias Zerphy
Jr. Sag.—Elmer Brosey
Proph—Clarence Divet.
C. of R—J. J. Newpher.
K. of W.—M. S. Bowman
Rep.—Martin A. Metzler
Alt.—C. H. Dillinger.
Trustee—B. 8S. Dillinger.
Auditors—B. 8. Dillinger, Geo. Cun-
Officers
meeting of Otsego
O. R. M. on Fri
officers were
Nominate
regular
59, Imp
these
|
>
Meets Here This Spring
Westminster Presbytery will, meet
Church, opening with the Moderators
sermon on Monday evening, April
13th continuing Tuesday and Wednes-
The popular
meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening and be addresse@ by Dr.
Cochian of Philadelphia, and Rev. F.
B. Everett of Allentown.
The Presbytery consists of akmost
80 ministers and elders from York
and Lancaster Counties and is the
district governing body of the Pres
bhyterian Church.
A A -—_ dg -—=
Pot Will Soon Boil
The County Commissioners yester-
day issued their proclamation of the
primary election which will be held
on May 19 and also notice to pros
pective candidates as to the require- |
ments in filing petitions. With this]
notice it is expected that the political
rm m———— er ——
WIiil Continue the Business
Last week we stated that Mr. J. G.
Arndt would discontinue the saddler
business here but since them he has
received so many requests from his
friends that he has decided to comn-
tinue. He will add a big line of stock
and continue as heretofore.
meme etl AR r—
Twin Girls
Mr. and Mrs Christian Simons
at the toll-ecate on the Marietta pike

Joy; Mrs. John Brandt, Rapho; Mrs
Benjamin Garmon, Mt Joy; Henry,
Mrs. |
t
seeds |
im- 4,
{as
| at Donegal.
| Deibler
Mrs. Jacob Brunner
Jder and Samuel Shepp of Lancaster,
all Map? One at a Time Please
Butcher Krall’s Close Call
Was Thrown Thru the Glass Front of
| His Delivery Wagon This Morning
Butcher
very lucky
though he
Harry H. Krall made a, The horse “turned around on a three
escape (his forenoon. Al- cent piece,” upset the butcher wagon,
was thrown out thru the breaking off the top and throwing
g t of his butcher wagon he Mr. Krall thru the glass front. The
only sustained a cuts about the rap up Main street with rus
hands ning gea the vehicle and was
Mr. Krall was going over his routs end town by
d stopped on Chest Mumma. The horse
idence of Dr, E i cuts. The
suddenly with 2
rs stable Wagon
# horse
few horse

i of
| topped
Bute
west of
| 48 us a ang
treet at
Newcomer

if Hor
pe. S00 0 Michael Myers Hog
1 Ample Hondo
AND
| Ol
lio
PIS
EMEC UT
I
ns ¢
0Ileis
ing
PERSONAL MENTION
THE WEEK
What Has Transpired in That Thriv
ing and industrious Village a Short
Distance West of Mount Joy as
Gathered by Our Reportorial Staft
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FRIENDS THE FAST
EF
“pte Corps Repories
Card Basket About
Friends and Your
or
Found in the
Yourself
Acquaintances
Your
Samue] Walters is on the sick
L Laon
recently
Omer Kel}
in town
J. N Swartz of
was in town last week
Mr. James Palmer of Philadelphia
spent Monday in fown Mond:
Mr. C. S. Cooper of Harrisburg, jr
spent Friday in the borough made
Mr. H M Binkle of Lancaster, day.
was a midweek visitor here. Mr i
Mr. Ruben Shelienberger called on o nay
riends al Lancaster Saturday, f $0
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Truth of Ship M1 nd
pensburg, were in town Monday. R ti SH
Miss Lily MeCurdy and lady friemd Satu
Maytown, Sundayed. in town Mr. Addison Breneman
Mr, A. ¥. Couenoweth of Baltimere, his family and household
Md., was in town last Thursday. Harrisburg on Monday
Mrs. Joseph Haines and son Ward Mrs. Harry Lutz of Harrisburg, is
spent Tuesday at Elizabethtown spending several days in town visit
Mr. Jerome Keech of York, was in ing 1 ves and friends.
town for several days last week Miss Frances Ichler
Mr. W. R. Grubaugh of Mansfield, john Jchler Were Sunday
O., spent last Wednesday in town. friends at Columbia Es
Mr. 8. C. Brandt of Columbia, Nr Agdison :
spent a few days here last week. yore Suna: isitors at
Miss Minerva Dyer of Aiglem, Was ym. semuel s near
the guest of friends in town ‘Sunday. Charles Watson and Wm
Mrs. Susan Williams returned Snaville spent Sunday in
home from Elizabethtown Thursday gucsts of Mr. John Carson.
Mr. Jas. H. Ginder of Elizabeth Emma Hamawai of Harris
town, was here on business yester- spending Scoaral weeks with
99% = Mr. and Mrs. Henry
MT, In.
Pa., spent
borough
Mr. Edgar
City,
aE un on McGarvey spent Tuesday
Ces
Mr
urday
f Yor 3 3 . .
of York spent Sat M Easton made business
Tuesday.
of Lebanon
o Lancaster
John Shelly
n Monday.
and Mrs. C. A Wiley
) ening at Lancaster.
Frank Earhart of Harrisburg
a business trip to town Tues
p
\ Oxforg, Pa, Mr
I was
1 OW
Mr Spend
Ly ©
Ichler
to
01 Steelton,
iriends in
was a
itor the vil
Mrs. Harry
Abram at
Ichler called
lancaster, on
day.
of wil] move
effects to
Master
visitors to
and
and family
the home of
Mount Joy
Messrs.
reigart
own the
Mrs.
burg,
her parents
M Wolfe Loren
last
Gettysburg,
in the
of
ittle
Wednesday
of
at
George
Hossler and wife
Sunday isitors
Mrs
David
rrisburg, were
Hagenberger of Atlantic Mr
several days here with
home yf and
spent Shire:
parents.
Mr. R. Rankin
lelphia, spent last
borough
Mrs. H. E. Klugh and son George
are spending the day with relatives
Messrs vir Bish«
McGarvey , left
f.ebanon, where
severa S
Mr. Paul Arndt
again after being
house for time
sickness,
Migs Barbara, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Souders of this place,
is seriously ill with an attack of
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Breneiser and
son of Lancaster the guests of
lhe latter's mother, Mrs. Katie Ging
rich on Sunday.
The Brethrca
an application
left yesterday Bouas
sie has
Joseph
orning for
they will spend
p and
this
Phila
in the
Stagmen of
Wednesday
is able be about
confined to the
on ount of
1
to
some
Messrs, Geo. Keener
of Sunbury
visitors here. 5
Messrs, H H
Martin of the
Friday in town
The smiling countenance of John
B. Haldeman of Mt. Hope, was seen
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Gantz
and Herman
were week-end
and J. C.
Seat, spent
Heckman
County
Roy
were
of
vith
Sauce; in Christ will hold
meeting at the Cross
Church on Saturday afternoon,
28th, at 1:30,
Mrs. Ellen Barnhart
the J. 8. Carmany farm into the
property which she lately purchased
from the Nissley estate.
Mr. Samuel Fair moved his family
and household effects from the Ben
Fair property the Wittle
nr Sunday 1
Miss Sarah Kramer
for Millersville, where
rolled as a student.
Messrs. Wm. Reigert and Charles
Watson of Annville, Pa., were guests
of D. A. Schroll Sunday
Mrs Harriet Moyer
spent Monday in town
of Mrs. D. C. Ebersole.
Messrs. A, C. Bowers,
moved from
of
as
Hershey,
the guest
jamin into
property
Her
Monday
eretlir
J. N. Soa on
nlent
and are
were in town Saturday price. Mr. Jacob Ruther
Mr. S of ford is shipping 1000 dozen daily te
Mr. Solon V. Barr of Steelton was New York and Philadelphia
he 25 Ts Jaseats, Rev, ad’ Mr. Harry Musselman and family
Mrs. DW. Kiefer and Mre. I. D. ©f Harrisburg spent Sunday in town,
Coble of Elizabethtown, were visit- fhe BO Be [mers petents,
i friends in town yesterday. . 8. H. S. Musselman.
ees "e. P. Hench A BY Eber Amos Arnte moved on the
sole and Jos. Gormley of Harrisburg, Gan 2 Rin 3 Hori s Hl i»
were in town on business Monday. ; aymond property
Our old friend and former towns- Monday. Mr Arag Jas accepted a
Mr. W. A. “Hooks” Martin, was POSILOD th ailroad.
on on a visit to friends Monday. , A farewell party was held at the
Miss Dorothy Watt of New @er- home of Mr. Henry Keener in honor
mantown, was the guest of Mr. and ©f Miss Sarah Eschbach last Friday
Mrs. Charles Watt for several gays. evening. Miss Eschbeah left Monday
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph H. Martin of for Pottstown where she will make
So wor 0 Saluraay In 107s 22 fhe| By i Sioner the extensive
g 8 S. ank S 1 WIS. S yi xte
gir ’ Br ior of West | Poultry raiser and egg producer is
te Sunda if d Monda erecting a large poultry house 65 ft
Mrs. Abram Seitz and two dangh-|this place. Mr. Davia Stoner and son
ters were pleasantly entertained by | 473 doing the work.
7 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mickey en-
Ne Foo Mis. Robert. Kaufman OB! tertained the following guests om
Sunday: Mrs. Christ Garman and
Mrs. J. 8. Mumma of near Mari- 3
etta was a visitor at the home of grandson Earl Bshleman, Mr. and
her son, Mr. C. N. Mumma for sev-| Mrs. Harry Good and family, Mr. and
eral days. Mrs. Norman Greiner and Mr. Gal
Mr. Jas. R Pyle of the Smoky bach and lady friend Fannie Good.
City, called to See his grandfather,| Theodore, sor of Mr. and Mrs
Mr. Jno. Pyle at the Exchange Hotel | Micheal Myers of this place, who is
on Monday. beine treated for blood poisoning at
Mrs. W. J. Knight and Master, the Generali Hospital at Tancaster
Rouse Burns of Philadelphia spent a|had his right leg amputated two
few dave with Mr. and Mrs John | inches below the knee on Monday.
Hollowell At this writing he ie getting along
iropping in
Benj
to the J
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announce the birth of twin Yaaghions]
on Sunday night
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