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THE MOUNT
JOY BULLETIN

VOL. XI. NO. 4¢6
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1914
$100 A YEA]

Council Will Oil All Our Streets; Our Tax Rate Is Only 4 Mills; Who Wouldn't Live in Mount Joy’

Presbytery Will Meet Here
Will Hold a Three Days’ Session in the
Presbyterian Church Next Week
evening April
Wed-
Presbytery
York
meet
Strasburg and on
Rev. Geo.
Wednesday
Wells Eby of Co-
Commencing Monday
13th
nesday
ing by
lumbia.
On Tuesday afternoon at 2:50 an
address will be delivered by the Rev.
Sherman H, Doyle D. D., of Philadel-
phia, in the interest of an endown-
ment fund lafayette College.
The service Tuesday evening
will be of a
will consist of special
Presbyterian choir
Beck of Lititz and addresses by
Frank B. Everitt Allentown, Pa.,
Rev. Wilson Cochran D.
of Philadelphia. The Tuesday
will be of special in-
although al] the
presbytery to
and continuing until
noon, the of
Westminster, comprising and
counties will in the
Church.
came
14 years,
arranged
Lancaster
Presbyterian
This event
church once in
churches being
Presbytery.
The exercises
opening sermon by the
Rev. T. G. Baxtor of
York County, Pa, the
the Presbytery, the
roll and the introduction
moderator Rev. R. L
the local
the order of
the
to for
on
by popular
music by the
will consist of an
moderator,
Pine Grove,
of
the
of
and
D.,
evening
organizing Joseph
calling of
of the
Clark of
new service
Lan- terest to the publie,
easter. sessions of are open
On Tuesday and Wednesd th every one
The
OW
officers
Mod ¢
sessions will be mostly resbyter
eharacte:
The devotiona
morning a ]
ducted Rev
YESTERDAY'S RUNAWAY
Was
Night
Aged
Daniel Eshleman, Thrown From
a Wagon, Then Dragged, Makes
Miraculous Escape
Mrs. Maggie Snyder
Unfortunate Sunday
™ Very
r
Mrs
East
very
Maggie Snyder, an aged lady
with
Sunday
of Donegal
wasn't Killed is a mystery | 5
that many cannot solve who saw the!
two horse team of Mr, Daniel Eshle-
man go out North Barbara street yes-
terday afternoon.
Mr. Eshleman
township. met
That he painful accident on
evening,
She is a step-mother of Mrs.
uel H. Tressler of East Donegal,
whom she makes her home. Recently |
lives midway be |she went to the home of Mrs. Engle!
tween Florin and Rheems on the nr. on a visit and Sunday even-
Ser Roo Roo om ao ing a member of the Tressler family
purchased along the Harrisburg pike. |
Accompanied by his son they came to Joslin kind herd
x yosteTaay Nn steps in the yard when her heel
: 2 > : caught and she fell, although not |
street the horses frightened at an more than the height of four steps. |
Fuiomobile and started to n, The bone of her right hip was|
_— Pham Ag Ld ns fractured and she wag Hen back n
fort to stop the team while his father i oss She will Toman |
was on the wagon hanging to the, As oc fe Sixty
lines. The team ran about half a stont : weighing 240 pounds. it will
#quare when the younger Fshleman : 2 - ald
was thrown to the ground, turning take some time before the Tracure|
several somersaults but escaped with 11 mend. : or
a few bruises. Dr. F. L. Richards of this place, i
On sped the horses and Mr. Dante} “''ending her.
Eshleman made a vain effort to stop SY
them. They ran out Barbara street
and in making the turn at the cover- -
ed bridge, the wagon upset, throwing Passed Thru Here Saturday on Their
him out. The harness was torn and ~ Trip Around the World i
the horses, being freed from the wag- SR
on, continued on their run thru the
bridge, dragging Mr. Eshleman as he '¢l ahead of them arrived here Sat: |,
clung to the lines. At the east eng U'day afternoon and attracted gener-
of the bridge the horses stopped and #! attention. They are Italians and
witnesses went to his assistance, are rolling the barrel the entire way
Mr. Eshleman made a most mirac. OF a Wager they are given twelve |
ulous escape, sustaining only a few Years to do it, and thus far have
cuts and bruises. The wagon was Consumed five of them, and are not |
broken and the harness torn. yet half way ‘round.
The barrel they roll is eight feet |
long and five feet wide. It is manu-|
factured of light wood and is badly |
battered. The men left Lancaster on |
Cantata to Be Rendered Here by the Friday morning and arrived at Lan- |
Local Choral Society disville that® evening where they |
spent the night. Next day they came
here. i
While in town they procured the
Sam-
with |
|
{
|
|
home. {
descending the |
years old and quite |
THE BARREL ROLLERS
Two men pushing a monstrous bar-
i
DAVID, THE SHEPHERD BOY
The Mount Joy Choral Society will
render the cantata, David, the Shep-
herd Boy, in Mt. Joy Hall on Thurs- signature of Burgess Geo. H. Brown
day evening, Apri] 23, Prof. Paul E./and sold a lot of post cards. They
Beck of Lititz, will be conductor and | went as far as Elizabethtown on Sat-
Miss Miriam Engle will preside at urday.
the piano,
Undoubtedly the best soloists in
the town have expressed a willing-
ness to take part,
—ell- OG
Too Bad, Squire
The many friends of Squire Frank
which includes the Grosh at Milton rGove, will regret to
best vocalists in our various church learn of his recent misfortune. He
choirs. The personnel of the rendi- went to the garret at his home Satur
tion is appended: day evening to procure some books
Abigail—Miss Mary B. Detwiler; and in ascending the steps he trip-
Michal—Miss Emma Brown: David— ped and fell, fracturing his collar
Mr. P. Frank Schock; Jesse—Mr. bone. He was also cut and bruised
Ray Engle; Samuel—Dr. W. R. Hei about the body.
Hg; Saul—Mr. Eli W. Bentzel: Jona- i
than—Dr. E. W. Garber.
Myers’ orchestra of Lancaster will
be in attendance and all seats will| If
be reserved. Admission. 35 cents. | Thursday,
The chart opens at Garber’s Apr, 20 °n the G. Moyer
at noon. demonstration on
Seed Sowing Demonstration
weather conditions are favorable
April 9, Mr. Amos Stauffer,
farm, will give a
sowing clover seed
with a 20-disc clover seed drill from
9a m tod p.m Everybody In-
terested is invited to see the demon-
stration. Mr. G. Mover of this, place,
these drills
eet eee
HAND IN CIRCULAR SAW
Martin Seachrist Has Back of
His Hand Badly Cut
Mr
11
sells
— eel
Shoot Next Monday
A number of local gunners will
hold a live bird shoot here next
Monday afternoon. The place has |
not yet been decided upon but the|
painful accident gunners will leave the Exchange ho-|
tel at one o'clock. ,
It was while he wag sawing the :
last piece of wood that he met with
the misfortune. The back of his Cut Off Tip of Thump
right hand came in contact with the While auiting wood ou Saturday,
rapidly revolving circular saw, and Mr. John Garman, of this
it was badly cut from the wrist to, off the tip of his thumb.
the fingers. Several leaders were. aT TIA
severed and the hand was so badly, Letters Granted
torn that it required stitching. Frank E. Hershey, of Mt. Joy bor:
Dr. F. I. Richards, of this place ough, executor of Aquilla Hershey,
attended the unfortunate man. late of Mt. Joy borough.
While sawing wood at
his son-in-law Mr.
ser, two miles
last Friday evening, Mr.
Seachrist met with a bad
the
Benjamin
southwest
home of
0. Mus-
of town
Martin
and very
morn- |
i like getting the
{ think they
cided
character and |
in charge of Prof. |
Rev. |
100 Rul Foved of our Mil
jing for an
| recommended
| recommended.
lon the alleys after
lor they will be compelled to remove|
made same as last year, four
‘at
concreting. { : .
stated that the fence between the|ccker reported that he could pur War, and afterwards enlisted in the
place cut |
| the fence
This committee
THE LYCEUM COURSE
Shippensburg Man Wants to Locate
”
A Crackerjack Arranged for the Sea-
son of 1914-15
A CARPET FACTORY
| oi ene 4
N in Mount Joy
Commit- | { Our certainly
its list | ideal one for industries or we would
of 1914-| (10 receive so many requests from
fl I! NE looking for locations. If we
icould only land onefourth of all
we would |
Prin
The local Lyceum Course town be
met recently and selected
of attractions for
15.
With
the committee
the past course,
must an
tee
the season
encouragement accorded
the final number of
the members felt
very ‘best. possible
following “ numbers,
have a list of attractions
that should more than please.
The dates have not as yet been de-
upon hut are the
the
at {those making inquiry
weeks.
Mr. Peter
prietor of the
facturing Co., at
| Writes as follows :
‘Would you kindly
suitable building in your town, |
THE WHEREABOUTS OF OUR | (peg not need large, say!
FRIENDS THE PAST WEEK about four ordinary |
er rooms, leased for a |
What Our Able Corps of Reporters want to
Found in the Card Basket About house I manufacture
Yourself, Your Friends and Your | carpet only,
Acquaintances customers
of the
nearer to
we Smith, and pro-
Valley Carpet Manu-
Shippensburg, Pa.,
and in the owner
Findings i Ww ay fe
JOrers fhe Past Week

here attrac- advise if there
tions: is a
The Boston Lyrics.
The Royal Raconteurs,
Brush, the Great Magician.
Dr. T. Alexander Cairus, Lecturer;
Subject, Humbugs and Mossbacks.
Return of the Thomas Jubilee Sing:
request,
be very
the size of
that
factory.
could be
carpet Also rent a
for my family,
wholesale
All my
southeastern
and sel]
to dealers,
at
ers hy popular selling
committee in the
state
decide up- are
as It
due
The will soon part
the
progresses
Mr. College,
is home,
Dr. H, G. Smoke:
vesterday
on dates, prices, ete. and Bysshe Heilig of State and desirous to locate
with due details, them is my only reason for wanting
ill appear in these columns, of Columbia, was Among my customers is
in town
Mr. and Mis
~aturday
Mr,

aster
spen
Harry York, spent
ast Wednesday in
Mr, John Hoss! Oxford
last
sit
buildings
have
above should
Smith.
Hr 1314
ALL THE PRINCIPLE STREETSIN|
TOWN WILL BE OILED
was
Our Boro Dads, every one of them,
also Burgess Brown, assembled at
eight bells Monday evening and held
one of the longest sessions for
months and there was something do-|
ing every minute, too.
A communication was
| from Friendship Fire Company
appropriation.
pany was given $50 by
imous vote of Council,
Burgess Brown reported collec-
‘ions for license for selling fish and|"
! green goods, post office rent and pole
tax to the amount of $71.80 during
March.
Mr. Barto of the Street committee,
reported all streets kept clean and

fs ¢
| Some Well Known People From OQur
| Neighborhood Have Passed to the
of | Great Beyond Since Our Last issue
Gone to Their Reward t
received
ask-
The com-
the unan-
a retired farmer |e
last Wednesday

hauling
as
who
K. at

( ' Pa 1s in town V W 4 ;
{ ’ Mrs. Philip Pyle of Pittsburg, vi Aneto 4
iY ed friends here on Saturday. =i fra
| ! | Mr. J. A. Aldinger of Middletown Gistries
was a Thursday visitor here. Parsons that
Mr. D. FF. Greiner of Elizabethtown for the
spent last Thursday in town. with Mr.
Mr. E. E. Hammond of Philadel-
phia was a Friday visitor here.
Mr. Wm. M. Koons of Harrisburg, | f :
spent last Friday in the borough. { i eid
Mr. J. M. Daugherty of Harrisburg | |¥ (
was sojourning in town recently. ir
Mr, Charles H. Fair of Palmyra, |
the guest of friends here last
week. ; ’ | \
Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman and :
Clarence Schock Gets Street Oiling | daughter Blanche visited relatives at (| bh
Contract and J. N. Stauffer & Bro. | Manheim Sunday. “i
Get Stone Contract—Boro willl Mrs. Laura Rettew of Ironville, ET
Haul Ashes This Month, Giving was a Sunday guest of George Hoft- :
Each Ward a Week to Get Them|'@Ster and family. I Young i 0 Ham ell:
Out Mr. Winfield Fenstermacher was a
| visitor to friends and relatives here i
on Saturday and Sunday. 8 Died loday
Miss Minnie Kraybill of Columbia,
is spending passion week visiting)
{among friends in town. THE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUST
Migs Naomi Engle, of Bainbridge, TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER i
is spending a week with her sister! ee
Mrs. W. M. Thome and family.
Rev. I. H., Kern was called
Mohnton on Monday on account
the serious illness of his mether,
W. W. Crowell of the Crowell
Lehnhart Co, New York city, was| john p. Ripper died at Columbia
a guest of the Grey lron Casting. |; Monday aged 71 years.
Miss Lizzie Long of New Haven | Frederick Hogman, a former resi-
street enjoyed a ten day’s visit to her | gent of Columbia, died at Philadel-
sister Mrs. Hein in Elizabethtown. | phia,
Miss Esther Reist has returned t0| John W. Wenger,
Wilson College, Chambersburg, after of Manheim, died
lie fo1.| “Pending a short vacation at home. | night aged 78 years.
lows: Give the citizens in the East | The suiling Zounsenance ot Xe. BR The body of Charles Hafley
| Ward from Apr. 13 to 18 inclusive, to] Snavely Of Reading, was vers idied at Norristown, was interred
| place all ashes, rubbish, etc. on alloys] Con Shicuons OL Our Sirgeis Monday. | Elizabethtown last week.
{and the West Ward from “Apr 20 tol Mr, 20d Wis David Wegne Yeu! | Mrs. Rachael E. Blaine of Colum-
oe ik oy it 5 “LC. °7 “|by auto to Manheim on Sunday to pia, dieq yesterday from a complica-|
25 inclusive. Same was ordered a8! visit the latter's sister, Mrs. Witmer. tion of diseases aged 19 yours.
Mrs. Kathryn Dieter has returned; pester Roy George, ten year old |
Property owners are kindly re-| home after spending a week with her |
quested not to place ashes or rubbish | son Paul and other friends in Phila-
Sunday from heart
superinduced by over-exertion.
Milton B. Young died at Johns-
{ town last Wednesday. He formely
‘|lived at Marietta. E. R. and Gertrude |
Villee of Marietta, are cousins of the
deceased.
Reuben Litch
at Mechanicsburg, from paralysis and |
heart trouble, aged 65 years. Oliver |
Litch, of Mastersonville, of |
the deceased.
| heim
the above dates| delphia, |
Mrs. Jacob Wagner and two chil
|dren of Harrison, N. J. are here on
family Mr. A. H
them at their
Mr. Barto recommended the
of the Boro tax for 1914. Several|Coolidge.
Councilmen were of the opinion that| Mrs. Wm.
we can easily get along with the | posit, is here om a visit to her
rate and upon motion it was | barents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Samuel
| Sheaffer on West Main street.
Com-| Miss Kathryn Fortenbaugh return-
r at| ed to her home at Lancaster after
ut fave) spending a week here with her grand-
Dr | parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dieter.
‘| Mrs. Jacob M. Schroll and grand-
raeel daughter Miss Pearl Schroll spent
valve) Sunday at Mayto—m as guests of the
ith former's sister, ‘€s. no. McCurdy.
wit Mrs. Elizabeth Roynton and grand-
daughter Loretta § Moraine, Wilming-
ton, Del, were in the family
Mr. H C Myers, on Marietta
i street.
Mrs. H. B.
ters Blanche
| Shertzer
own expense.
laying (a visit to the of
Weldon of Union De-
died on Wednesday
present
mills.
Mr. Ricksecker of the Water is a son
mittee, reported everything O
pumping station but arch
which should be repaired.
Richards suggested the
and also that there a leaky
in pumping station All
ferred to the Water committee
power to act. Committee
ordered
K
John Hull
John Hull, a former resident
Lancaster, died the Masonic |
Home at Elizabethtown, early
Friday morning 79 years
1 : f
cleaning ul
is at !
were Or
aged
Geo. W. Berstler
W. Berstler
nesday at the
Elizabethtown,
rhages. He
this county
were Sun- HA
Mr. and
|
also |
for
was
to buy 50 Ibs. waste
guests
Wed
Masonic Home at
from cerebral hemor-
was a resident of Cains
pumping engineer. Geo died last
Dr
mittee,
: ’ | of
Richards of the
reported he
of bills.
The ordinance
composed of the
members of the F
passed final reading
printed and
com-
of a
Finance
approval he
Nissley two daugh-
and
Oyster
at the
and
Jennie and Miss
Point
home of
number
credting a commit-
of
tee Burgess an
{day visitors
Mrs. Harry Tyson.
Mrs. M. M. Aller and Miss Aller of
Loch, Pa., arrived here Satur-
on a visit to the formers pyring his career he piloted
daughter, Mrs. M. M. Leib on West pa ftc gown the Susquehanna.
Donegal street. ibm
S David Whitcomb
The School David Whitcomb, a former resi-
session of the School dent of Bainbridge. died at Prince
held Monday evening|ton, Minnesota on Wednesday from
routine business was a complication of diseases, aged 68
Secretary H. G. Longen- years. He was a veteran of the Civil
Frederick Waller, sr.
Frederick Waller, one
best known residents Marietta,
died on Wednesday. 80
committee,
was ordered
inance
ST.. of
and
of
aged
advertised
the Property
having purchased a|
tool house in course
of erection. Mr. Barto said that pipes
Post office building too low
which accounts for water in the cel-|
lar. -Mr. Gable said that some water)
accumulates in the llar and sug-|Board was
gested filling up with ashes and then|{When only
Ordered. Mr. Gable also| transacted.
Glen
com- |day
8
years.
Mr. Sumpman of "0 990
mittee, reported A
ton of coal, and
are
Board
A short
property is bad|chase $500 worth of school bonds at| regular army. serving on the frontier. |
1s well ag) par and he was ordered to procure |
park and the Reed
and should be
at
repaired
|
the pumping station.|Same.
|
was ordered to make
|
Frank M. Weidman
Frank M., son of Harry G. and Lu- |
icinda Weidman, on North Barbara |
died early this morning aged |
and seventeen days.)
take
both these fences
Mr. Ricksecker
mittee. reported a
(Continued
. Don’t Forget It |
the Light com-| Don’t forget the formal opening of | street,
number of lights | the First National Bank on Good Fri-|seven months
{day. Everybody is cordially invited. ' The funeral will
of
Ol
on/ page 5)
| laverage a new industry every few |for the P. R. R.,
ing from railroad headquarters a few
blood
| gentleman attired in
| eroned a
| town the day of the G. A. R.
day at
| from
is also survived
M. Rubi
John
Israel
ceased
was an active member of the United Sunday.
Brethren
Steelton on Tuesday aged sixty-three A.
years,
plication of diseases
ter of
| bethtown,
| day.
| years old,
{ Martin Ebersole. She
of the Mennonite
son of Clayton George died at Man- li
failure | funeral was held
| noon
at Good's
made
| Inn stock yards on Friday, April 10,
| exceptionally fine stock.
{ July 23 to
| Lititz on Monday by Dr. John J. New-
{
place on Fri;
Also Want a Location
The Bloch Go-Cart Co., of Philadelphia
Makes Inquiry Here
Mr. J. H. Stoll, local ticket agent
received the follow-
progressive concern, doing a large
‘business in their Philadelphia facto-
ry.
They desire to have some com-
munity erect for them a one story
building approximately 100x200 feet.
Siding connections not essential,
but would of course be desirable.
They employ both men and girls,
and while starting in a small way by
sending a number of skilled work-
men to educate unskilled local labor,
they contemplate eventually trams-.’
ferring the scene of operations to the
new location
They
days ago. The letter explains itself
and if our Board of Trade or any one
else is interested, let them get busy.
“The Bloch Go-Cart Co., the princi-
if not the largest manufacturer
and carriages in the
about for anoth-
pal
of go-carts
country,
location.
Last
are casting
el
they opened a factory at
City, N. J, where they
out extensively,
niged
and
tisfaction resulted
objected to
stand-
year
Egg Harbo
expected to branch
but the citizens practically 1
400 hands in Philadel-
Egg Harbor City.
interests your
let me know
employ
phia and
If the
people
their original proposition,
and
employes
on
60 in
dissa
trouble
who proposition
ou kindly
can be done.”
WA
Al Flom
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION
at from OF THE WEEK
was the stout Pre mm———
who chap- What Has Transpired in (hat Thriv
more ladies about ing and Industrious Village a Short
reunion Distance West of Mount Joy ae
ago and will be'remember- Gathered by Our Reportorial Staff
among
t ron living
J. Rose

wife.
Boi died York
He
Albert C.
poisoning,
white
dozen or
two years
ed by many.
Mr. ill
this
Grant Herr is seriously
writing,
Mr, John Carson spent Saturday at
the Capitol City.
Dont fail tto see J. K, Freymeyer’s,
Kaster specials on another page.
Miss Mabel Keller of Lancster wa
Tuesday visitor to friends in town
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shirk
Middletown were Sunday visitors
town.
Mr. Baha of Harrish
home Made a business trip to town
was | da ¥.
de-;| Mr.
She ited
at
Mrs. Herbert B. Groff A
Herbert B. Groff died Thurs-
her home at Willow Street
a complication of diseases. She
by her father, Ezra
of Rapho township, and two!
prothers and a as follows: a
L.. and Henry IL. Ruhl and Mrs.
Bender all Rapho.
Mrs. Eiiza Eby
Mrs. HKliza Eby died at her
n Manheim on Sunday. Death
jue to infirmities of old age, the
being 85 of age.
Mrs,
sister
of
James
and Mrs, J. K. Freymevyer
years relatives at’ Reinhold’s statio
Mr. John Rider has accepted a p
| sition at Wm. Schutte’s coach wor
at Mt. Joy.
Samuel Caley Mrs. Luther Wentzel of Harrisbe
Samuel Caley died at his home at’ was a Sunday visitor in the family
D. Garber.
resulting from a com-, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob S. Ichler
Mrs. M. Ruth-| Elizabethtown called on friends
of Elizabethtown, is a town Sunday.
the deceased. Messrs. J. D. Easton, Jacob Ry
erford and Walter Welfly spent §
day at Marietta.
Miss Florence Eschbach has g
to Potistown where she will nf
her future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Wagonbaug
Mountville spent Sunday at the h
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ichler.
Mr. and Jr A. S. Ichler
Mrs. Harrie Brandt of Lan
were a visitors in town.
was Mr. Aaron Nissley and sof
ence of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, are
ing a week with his sister, Mrg
B. Gingrich. ;
Mr. J. Y. Kline and fg
building an addition of 25 fee
J. B. Keller & Bro. Will Sell Cows. Vii
la the milk stat
large stack on
Heifers, Bulls and Shoats this Sie
next stock sale of J. B, Keller |, "=
Mr. and Mrs. Paris Billett
$11 Oo! TS’
will be held the Farmers of Rowenna spent severa] da:
with the latter's parents, MH
Mrs, Jefferson Bishop.
>. J >,
of ‘© head of _ While train No. tow: was
thru town on Tuesday the (¢
and backward h the
: ; ead on the engine blew out
consisting Holsteins, Dur- Pais detained about an
Jerseys and a few good Brin.) v, and Mrs. Nehemiah Gaj
io} of fine Holstein ,.. 4 mrs. Harry Shoemak
and : Springers with Mrs. Gantz’s parents,
marking, and a lot of Amos Bertsficld at Ld
bulls and fine shoats Sunday
unaa)
a - ! Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nye
Harvey, Mrs. Martin Shank
Oscar Shank of Maytown ¥
was day visitors at the home o
Mrs. C. D. Carson .
the Y. M. C. A. The Misses Mary Hoffer, Lau
a for the holding of the camp and Anna Hoffmaster an
meeting. It will be held the week of | Edward Hoffmaster., Frank
August 5. The rest of the and John Sheaffer were gf
general routine at dinner at the home of
Mrs. Christ Charles near
day
churen and is survived by
wo daughters.
death
>rford, daugh-
Mrs. Amanda Ebersole
Amanda Ebersole, of Eliza-!
die¢ at her home on Fri
Ebersole sixty-four |
and she was the widow of
was a member
church. Deceased!
The
after-
Mrs.
Mrs. was
Ss survived by eleven children.
on Sunday
o'clock. Services were held
church. Interment
Ebersole’s burial grounds.
ne Mb li soins
NEXT SALE ON APRIL 10
t 9
at 2
in
The
& Bro at
when they will again offer a lot of
The
fresh
COWS
lot
COWS
consists
Springers
of was
hams
dles Also a
heifers fresh
good color
ed
Mrs
on
and
good stock
Landisvilie Camp
meeting of the Board of Control
Landisville Camp Meeting
afternoon the
hursday par-
date
meeting
business
was Spent T
er ee A Ae.
Taken to the Home
Mrs. Dr. A. M. Hiestand, who was A social.
making her home with Mr. WI. | carprise
Frank on West Main street, was re-
moved to the United Zion Home near
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was held
|Mr. and Mrs. John
Joy street, last
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Blmer Gibbons
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program, the gue
Mrs. R. R. Strickler the dining room,
Mr. C. M. Stauffer ,repast was spre
J. Fred Femstermacher, Postmaster [which all did am
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mail leap:
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Letters to be advertised week end-
ing April 8-1914.