Vol, X1. NO. 51
MOUNT JOY,
An Enormous Shoe Factory Employing 400
ance for Two [yl
More Industries app I I
One of Them the Gresiberg. ied
Miller Co., of New York fii of On Many Re-
A Jno ractony ewmiovg Co Te ose soon | IG fie PIE) Week
ight Year Old Girl Seriously Burned
PAY ROLL OF $5000 INQUIRES ©9ht bs wi ie our i Susy td
HERE FOR A LOCATION | THE WHEREABOUTS OF OUR
iecmpemer— |
FRIENDS THE PAST WEEK
Mistaking caustic soda for candy on |
Thursday almost caused the death of
eight-year-old Frances Fogie, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fogie, of
Mount Joy is certainly in the
limelight when it comes to the in-
What Our Able Corps of Reporters
dustrial end of things and invariably
Found in the Card Basket About
PENN
are
of Florin,
lal his home,
contractor,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY 13, 1914
£1.00 A YEA
Hands and the Kent Light Co. Desirous of Locating Here
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Carpenters in This Section Are Busy
as Beavers This Spring
services are almost as a premium.
Mr. F.. H. Baker is putting a cor-
rugated iron roof on the residence
of Mr. C. A. Wiley at Florin.
Mr. E. F. Baker of this place, is
building an addition to his stable.
Mr. Clayton Metzler and his force
doing the work.
Mr. Henry Zeager, living on the
pike at the Joint school house, west
is building an addition to
Mr. John Hertzler is the
Seemingly the carpenters are a ’
busy bunch of mechanics these days,
especially in the Spring. There is
considerable - new building being Nf
dene hereabouts and carpenters’ J A
The residence of Mr. Phares Bak-
when a concern in the east is seek- dE Tse Yourself, Your Friends and Your |e near Old Line, is being made two
Newtown, Rapho township. The child £ story and the entire building will
ing a location, our town gets some Ea > . ea Acquaintances y ¢ i
: : ; had gone over into a neighbor's yard vear a slate roof when completed.
consideration. Sod to play with several companions, Mot # Ew : | Mr. Clayton Metzler is the contract
g f ying Sy ras re e : | i Mr. St: ro Kl gers IY, ste oy ale 2
4 The Illowins on Ee when she espied a box of caustic soda MN I ben ey Kline 2 : agerstown or
r pb / as ce 10C3 Ju . % za., was g: resteraay. 1 *
f by Mr. W. W. Cassel, the ._.... lving on the ground. Ignorant of the Vas im town yesterda hh ew
i R. freight agent, and explains itself: ; he eh Miss Linnie Greiner spent Sunday |
% Et > 4 The effects of the poison the child ate Water Dispute Settled
The GreenbergMiller Co, Inc, some. She came violently ill and Visiting friends in Landisville. i : ’s ee ‘a the
acturers of children’s shoes and b i rr i d | 1e court has ed a decree in
Hepp ure OTR 5 large ing Tas brought here immediately to a Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Geyer of Har- | uity suit of Henry H. Zerphy vs.
Ww operating arge fac- ig > . ; ; > y 1 .
sa 2s, > oh Sool 4 Te 8 1602 physician, and by the use of emetics | risburg. were in town Monday. | Emma Doutrich. The parties own ad.
ory in New 'k, seek & 3 a- : ; : gin . | Emme : artie 8
— with a view to not only trams. 1 Poison was taken out of her sys-' Mr wm. Koons of Linglestown, | joining properties in Rapho. There
ferring their entire plant but of also "Her mouth and throat were se-| gan; Sunday here with friends. |is a spring of water on the Doutrich
avoiding labor troubles: prevalent in Vsusly burned by the acid contained Mr. D. W. Sensenig of Bareville, | farm and she refused to allow Zer-
1 the s a. She vil ‘ecover. os % =
New York City. n $. sod, ‘She will\fecove was a visitor in town on Friday. | phy access to it. Under the court’s
i —— — 3 Sigs : .
They seek a location where help | Mr. J. E. Hollenberry of Maryland, | d¢cree the plaintiff has the right to
is abundant and where the Commer- Struck by Elevator Md., was a Thursday visitor here, |US¢ the water from the spring; to
cial Organization is prepared to offer While Eimer Christ wes 1. the act | Sr. I 7 Rosy of Lolanen. called use the water from the spring; to
? . - 8 : : Mr. oS )SS Leba ’ alle rad .
certain inducements other than the of lowering the elevator, after hojst-| nis mans fiends Late vesterdar convey water from it by pipes, to go
donation of a free site. ing a load of pig iron to a platform | “"|upon the defendant's premises to re-
Their pay-roll ranges from four to at the cupola in the foundry of the| MT. Albert B. Groff of Bast Peters: | mir the pipes and clean the spring;
/ : : ., | bur see .
five thousand dollars per week. Grey Iron Casting Co. on Friday, it| Urs. was seen on our streets Mon | the defendant was ordered to remove
They employ 400 hands, mostly suddenly made a drop of about ten|9aY
men, and turn out 6,000 pairs of san- feet, striking Mr. Christ on the head| Mr. Frank Dissinger of Elizabeth-
dals and shoes per day. and arm. Dr. W, M. Thome was| town, visited friends in town Sun-
They are in active operation and summoned and dressed his injuries, | 4ay. ; Nh :
are a good going concern. which, though painful, were found to Yr. Wm. O'Neill of Philadelphia,
Will you please give it considera- be not serious, as only a scalp wound | Was In our borough Monday on busi-
tion, and advise if this project inter- was inflicted on his head and his |Dess-
ests the people of your communty?” arm badly bruised, no bones beihg| Mr. C. R. Ebersole of Bird-in-Hand, |
Doesn't that sound like something broken. The accident was caused| Was a week-end guest of friends
good? Elizabethtown’s main indus- by the elevator cable running eff | here.
try is a shoe factory and it is one the drum and getting entangled in| Mr. S. H. Miller spent Sunday atl
of the best propositions that ever levers, and when it was released the| York, making the trip by motor-
struck this section. elevator dropped until the slackened cycle.
Let's all hope that the “powers part of the cable was again ‘taken Mr. M. 8. Potter of Harrisburg,
that be” get busy on this proposition. up. spent last Thursday here with|
Landing an industry like the above TD fren friends. i
and ¥ greater Mount Joy would put Head Cut by a Fall Mr. Charles Cassel was the guest |
us where we belong—the best and Mr. Frank Weidman of Florin, who|of his sisters at Harrisburg over
busiest borough in the county. is employed with the Rollman Man-|Sunday. |
Still Another ufacturing Company here, met with Mr. Wm. H. Hickman of Philadel
The Xent Light Company, ex- an accident Tuesday forenoon. “Col-|Phia, spent a few days in town
ensive manufacturers of electric Onel” was running across the rail-| recently. :
ighting fixtures and appliances, is road track, hurrying to get from one Mr. W. W. German, a Philaiel
1aking an effort to locate here and Place to another, when he tripped phian, was the guest of friends ftere |
will do so provided a suitable build- and fell, striking his head on the|on Friday. {
- |
ing can be procured. rail, cutting a long but not deep| Messrs Chester A. Wolf and S. N.|
2 Dr. J. J] Newpher, secretary of our gash. It required a number of Gross of Lancaster, were in town on
2 local Board of Trade, has been re- Stitches by Dr. W. M. Thome to|business. 4 3
A quested to look after a building that close the wound. Frank was game| Mr. S. H. Vogel of Philadelphia, |
A ! can be rented for this concern. He and resumed his duties after the|spent a few days here with friends |
was notified to that effect this morn- “sewing.” ” last week. ly
apd
Mr. E. R. Wynkopp of the City of |
Brotherly Love, was sojourning here
last week.
i / ing and is now on the job.
| The Greider building, on Mariefta
street, which is advertised for rent,
is receiving favorable consideration.
The Alumni’s Banquet
The tenth annual banquet of the
Alumni Association of the Mt. Joy
a
This new concern doesn’t want a High School will be held in Mt. Joy |N. J, business man, spent Friday Mrs. Jacob Ichler of Elizabethtown, |She was in her 72nd year and death
thing but a building and we hope we Hall on Monday evening, June 8. A|in our midst. visited friends in town Saturday. was due to a complication of diseases
/ can accommodate them. s very good literary program is now| ps. H. 8. Gabel and Miss Sue E.! Mr. Charles D. Carson made a busi- | after a lingering illness.
oh —————— in course of preparation and will be Gabel arrived home from Dayton, O., |ness trip to Lancaster on Tuesday. She was a native of Millersville,
/ Catalogue Work rendered at 8 o'clock while the ban-| pic morning, Mrs. Samuel Walters was the |but had resided in this place for the
/ This ofite has just completed tii quet proper is scheduled for 9 o'clock. Messrs. C. A. Root and L. E. Root | guest of friends at Lancaster on Sun-|Dast forty years. She was a member
annua] catalogue of Susquehanna 10€ Sonali consists of Miss Ruth] ¢ peq Lion, were in town on busi-|day. of the Lutheran Church and Is sur-
A = Pe : * 2 3 Eka
University. It is a publication of Stoll. Miss Mary Petwiler, Miss Mu-(, ooo last week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snavely of Lan | vived by the following children: Geo.
y D rie Klugh, Dr, W. R. Heilig and Mr t jsited friend 5 t of Elmira, N. Y.; Mrs. Chas. Light
h edition numbers ’ ’ : 2 caster, visited friends in own on yy Yes LIS. . >
188 bagey and the : : H. M. Stauffer, chairman. Mrs. E. W. Bentzel has returned | Mrs. Samuel Haines and Mrs. Frank
2,500. This is the fifth successive te from a three weeks’ visit to her son | Sunday. on Late WE
year that the Bulletin has printed at Hampton, Va, Miss Martha Engle of Mount Joy, | Young, of aheaster) Mrs. Thomas
the catalogue. This is our best evi- Rain-bow Bazaar Mics Panto Willl on : visited her aunt, Mrs. C. D. Carson on Clark and Mrs. W. W. Strasbach, of
dence that Bulletin work and prices Don’t fail to attend the Rain-bow ay ans os ams i e hos Tuesday. Harrisburg; Mrs. John Ebersole of
are right. , Bazaar and Wax-Figure Exhibit on or mae er, Mrs. Alfred Kapp Our town was well represented at Elizabethtown and Mrs. Jacob Zeller
ree tt Qe L, Thursday and Friday evenings, May 8. the Love Feast held at Rheems on (©°f this place. Three brothers also
Sold the Hostetter Property 14% and 15, at ihe home of Mr. Vrs Clary Brubaker: hos returnedf,- O° survive: George Smith of Highland
5 : y: , : 2 ; :
i, sartens Real Estate agent Mr. B. E. Hies- and Mrs. R. J. Myers, for the bene- hoe popes Moulins Several months Mrs. Eli Rendler was taken to the |Park IIL; i Sa ui ‘Reading
tnt er daug y
tand sold at private sale and on fit of the Church of GS, The afar : ge General Hospital at Lancaster on Sun i Hi i Lo DR 1
private terms the Mrs. Elizabeth wil be given by the Willing Work-| Prof. C. E. Roudabush spent Mon. | qu for treatment. Spas es were pa
Hostetter property on New Haven ©rS’ Society of the Church. Music |day afternoon at Lititz, the guest of Mrs E. S. Weaver and daughter, 4 100 : fon o or
street, to Mr. John H. Wharvell, and orchestra both evenings, under |Prof. Paul E. Beck. Bertha, were Saturday visitors to the e nd a ock in Trinity
Mr. Hiestand is now offering the the direction of Mr. Don Gorrecht | Mr, F. H. Baker was the guest of county seat lithe Church. Interment was
two Greiner properties, on West Ice Seam and cake will be served.| his son “down on the farm,” near! wy yuther Wentzel of Harrisburg, | M2¢e In the Mt. Joy Cemetery.
atu doce Tor Sate All are invited. Christiana on Sunday. called on the family of Mr. A. D. Gar- SR
ee less iH TT Mr. J. Harry Roland of Philadel- | per on Sunday. ol Harvey E. Hoover
A Good Lecture Taken to the Hospital phia, was in town Friday the guest Mr. John Boyer of Marietta, spent Harvey B, oover,: ve ot the
% Last Wednesday evening Rev. Wal- Mr. Jacob Arntz, who has been off | of Mr, Jos. B. Hershey. Sunday in the village with his oa men highly Wid
: : ; : it S st Mariet
ter H. Boge of Mabaioy Ciiy, deliver. duly Me past tires Works on 2coount| wey 19 mio) visited lor dangle brother Jacob. i So id A
ed a very good lecture in the Evan- Of sickness, was taken to the hospital | tor Mrs. Jay MacNicholl, at Mer-| Mr. Emanuel Eby attended the Afternoon, tolloWing 4p Sitack oe
: gelical Church, using as his subject, at Lancaster for an operation Sun- chantville, N. J, Friday. funeral of Mrs. Workman at Lititz, | "= Ci 5 Pon a
: Billy Sunday. The former local pas- day. He was in a critical condition| =~" Myers,’ Jno. Miller and|on Tuesday DRcuRoLIR 20d hear; disease. De
; > d h but this morning he was slightly im-|_ = ‘+ G Myers, Jno. Miller a oe ro ceased was born in East Donegal
air 10 ‘was grocted by a crowdéd house E.E. Helm, prominent Lancastrians,| Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Geyer of Har- township, at Donegal Springs, and
By and all were very pleasantly enter- proved. ——— were about town Monday. rishurg, were guests of Mrs. John H. was in the thirty-fifth year of his
+ 3 rar a= . FE J
tained. ; 3 Shuemaker on Monday.
: Mrs. Thos. McKee of. hear Phila- > 3 . age. He was a son of the late Isaac
ET / A Fractured Hip ips ; i .1 Mrs. Amos R. Nissley and daughter 2g _ g e = 5
: \ . ; 3 delphia, is calling on friends and ac : and Anna Hoover, and was married
Birthday Greetings V/ Our readers will remember that quaintances in town today Mrs. Henry Garber, visited relatives 0 Mie Qeodiam. Mather. oo
i X irth last week we made mention of Mr. : ; y agi nase gy :
The Bulletin extends = birthday ot wh Lk Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dillinger | at. Lancaster yesterday. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rea Markley of
greetings to one of lancaster Join ImBae1s.. aco ont, Be and two daughters, Maud and Elsie Mr. Emlin Buller and force are Maytown Mr. Hoover was presi-
County's most distinguished medical since been learned that he is suffer-/27¢ Wo daughters, | 2 | treating the Amos R. Nissley proper- dent of Local No. 359, Iron Mould
men, Dr. John J. Newpher of this ing from a complete fracture of the|'vere at Lancaster Sunday. Wt cont of mit tof Local No. 355, Iron Mal -
: i i 1 ing his hip. #| Mrs. H. H. Morton and Miss Anna | °~ _, ; eo i ers’ Union; Chiques Council No.
place, who is quietly celebrating his Miss Etta Rineer is spending some | oor poo 0’ \ adm: Pi Fi
: me ae | Myers were the guests of Mrs. Fred | . i 9 3 Arcanum; Pioneer Fire
birthday today. time at Berwyn, the guest of her Com 7 ’ oi :
Sis : ; pany, No. 1; Marietta Benefici-
tase Alli eas The New U. B. Pastor Minnich at Mountville recently. Sunt. Mrs. Dimes ise Wh Lott ; : i 2
: : : y: NAT. Te . al Association, an a member o
Lucky Anglers Nev. D- B. Long, field seerclary of} Mr. and Mis John Hemperly Of mies Laura Stober of the Capital the Zion Reformed Church. He is
Dr. W. M. Thome and merchant Lebanon Valley College, Annville, has Hofishne, opm Banas With the City, was a Sunday visitor to her | viveq by bis widow, two. chil
Paul E. Getz, just for a little recrea- been appointed pastor to succeed the former's sister, Mrs. G. Moyer. sister, Mrs. Horace Cox. dren, Ray and Marie, one brother,
tion, spent Monday afternoon at late Dr. H. S. Gabel. He will preach Rev. F. G. Bossert and Dr. W. D. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Easton of Mt. Theodore Hoover and a sister, Miss
Keener’s dam, where they angled his first sermon Sunday evening, | Chandler Spent Sunday at Donegal. Joy were Tuesday visitors at the| rnp. May Hoover, of Rowenna. The
for the finny tribe. ‘They returned May 17th. = ’ Mr. Chandler led the C. E, Society. home of Mr. J. D. Easton. funeral took place Tuesday after-
with a fine string of fish. ih \ The Misses Mary and Martha Bsh-; Mr. A. D. Garber is attending the |noon at 2 o'clock from his late
———————— Reunion at Donegal Church" leman were guests of Mrs, Nissley | funeral of Miss Laura Garber at home, Rev. E. Elmer Sensenig, pas-
Bought a Ford V The reunion at Donegal church| Mumma at Elizabethtown Sunday. |Blaine, Perry County today. tor of the Reformed Church, offici-
Merchant M. S. Bowman has purch- will he held on June 17. The Done- Miss Fannie Gingrich spent Satur-| Messrs. Nissley Gingrich and Roy | ated. Burial was made at May-
ased Ford touring car from the lo- gal Chapter, D. A. R., and the Lan- day and Sunday at Elizabethtown, | Breir®in of Lancaster, spent Sun- town.
gentative;, Mr. Peter S. Bru- caster County Historical Society will|as the guest of Miss Grace Holland. |day at Washington, D. C. —_—r—————
participate in the exercises.
‘
(Continued on page 8)
| the dirt from the spring and obhstruec-
tions from the pipes.
| LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION
{ What Has Transpired in (hat Thriv
* Gathered by Our Reportoriaj Staf
Mr. F. E. Harton, an East Orange, i)
yg
Fn
Wel Hoon Loc el
doin The Benedict
OF THE WEEK
ing and Industrious Village a Shor
Distance West of Mount Joy a:
Mr. E. F. Heiner was a Tuesday
isitor to the County Seat
Mr. James Culp of Bainbridge,
Sunday visitor to our village.
Mr. Spohn called at the home of
and Mrs. John Shuemaker.
was
Mornay
Ms. ReDecen Seeman, 0 Wel
Known Resident, Dead
THE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUST
TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER
Some Well Known People From Ou
Great Beyond Since Our
Gone to Their Reward
Neighborhood Have Passe. to the |
Last Issue |
|
i
WILL LAY
Appropriate Ser
at Newtown
yr
| at Newtown
erle’s Band is
~~ Coming, May 30th
CORNER STONE
vices Wil} be
Sunday Afternoon
The corner stone for the fine new
| United Brethren Church at Newtown
{ will be laid Sunday afternoon with
approrpiate services,
The United Brethren congregation
worshipped in a small
building in that village for a number
Held
Usual Big Time Will be Held
Here Memorial Day
AN EFFORT IS BEING MADE TO
FROCURE A SPEAKER FROM
CARLISLE—MANY EXPRESS A
WILLINGNESS TO PARADE—
THREE BANDS ENGAGED THUS
FAR
The committee of arrangements for
our annual Memorial Day demonstra-
tion has been very active during the
past week and by the time May 30th
Mrs. Louisa Campbell of years. When the storm razed the > ''¢ €Verything will be in readi
| a : ness,
Mrs. Louisa Campbell of Columbia, | band hall building in thas place "°% ;
fo . ss ey aa Thus far three good bands have
| vas found dead in her bed Sunday about a year ago, the trustees been engaged, namely, the Foresters
| morning at the home of her daugh- | bought the building and plot of Band ob This or th Kost Poor
| ter, Mrs. John C. Billet, with whom | ground, opposite the schoo] house. ne Band Ba . i i a >
|she lived. She was aged about 74 |The old building was cleaned away I ol ld — TL ie 1 oe Aim
i a rk. s r
| years. Her husband died about five | and arrangements made for the erec- . 1d © A's Ater band iss
ie tion of a fine new and medern formed the committee that only re-
y go. : ctrucinre cently the citizens of York purchased
ees 5 A Stone foundution bas now book forty specially fine band uniforms at
A. C. Rutherford 2 Rah oral : .. s:. an expenditure of $1,200 and Mr. How-
A. C. Rutherford, formerly of this! Placed in position and everything is ard Eberle, leader, says they will
SE kiich «pi. | in readiness f the laying he. 2 2 L
county, died at the Harrisburg hospi- a Teapmess i ; hi oe of 4 8 wear these new uniforms the first
tal on Monday. He was sixty years | Corper stone, which wi Clase PALE time hero.
old, and for many years was superin- | OR Sunday afternoon at 2 o'cleck.
Donald
He
Cameron, in
was a member of
ried.
several
One sister,
nieces and
Miss
Harrisburg.
Benjamin B. Kauffman
Benjamin B. Kauffman,
Hempfield township, died on Monda>
at the home of his son, Daniel G.
hauffman in East Petersburg. He
was in his eighty-sixth year, anc
during his long life was a consis ef:
luember of the Mennonite church. He
was in his eighty-sixth year, and
is survived by the folowing chil-
dren, all of whom reside in East
Hempfield township: Daniel G., of
East Petersburg; Aaron G., Kready;
Benjamin G., and Amcs G., of East
Petersburg; Reuben G., Mechanics-
Rev. Hiram G. ,of Landisville;
Lizzie Ann, wife of Rev. Frank
Kreider, East Petersburg and Bar-
bara G., at home. He is also sur-
vived by sixteen grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
ville;
two
Mrs, Rebecca Seeman
Mrs, Rebecca Seeman, widow of
the late Louis Seeman, died at 7
o'clock Sunday morning at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Zeller,
with whom she lived since the death
of her husband three months ago.
(Continued on page 4)
tendent of the farms of ex-Senator J.
the Donegals.
the Donegal
Presbyterian church and was unmar-
Martha,
grand-nieces sur- |
vive. His home was at Paxtang, near
of East
liver an
services. A m
U. B. Church
Bentzel,
Eberso
mason work and
contractor
The congregat
five and they
that they
completed.
Richland
May 11, at 8 o’
as follows:
Richards;
Brown;
Vice
Treasurer,
ernors, Dr,
Fenstermacher,
Auditors, H. G.
Charles, John
After the elect
Progressive Fiv
prizes were won
and Mr. M. M.
by Mr.
Bowman, Lunch
erer Backenstoe.
condition. Five
admitted during
quite likely that
ed; also,
building or erect
mous capacity, w
for applying
Schock is now
which
applying.
asphalt oil,
fore
oil on his wagon:
Schock oiled the
ville and
oiling here.
of sound mind
alleged will and
ond, whether or
House at
Maytown; W. L.
It Takes an
dollar bill drop.”
should drop at
be less important
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin,
7
J
another page.
Rev. Batdorf of Lancaster,
address and
most cordially invited to attend
President,
Secretary,
Simon F,
0; G.
Scott Detwiler
the Club membership
that it will
—— el W— ee
necessary outfit to apply
light oil and also
outfit he can load
next Monday
ale quartet
le and Garber, will
sing and there will be special music.
The new building will be of brick
32x50 feet, and one story. Mr.
[ton Risser has the contract for
the
Mr. Plim Groff is the
for the wood work.
numbers thirty-
will have
can feel proud of
ion
an edifice
when
rr e-- OT
Club Affairs
The annual election of the Rich-
land Club was held Monday evening,
clock, and resulted
Pr. ¥.: L.
Geo. H.
Stauffer;
Snyder; Gov-
Longenecker, J. F.
Clarence Schock;
Longenecker, Jos.
President,
H. MM.
Bowman.
ion the Club played
e Hundred. First
by Mr. U. E. Hoffer
Leib; second prizes
and Mr. John
was served by Cat-
The Club is in a most prosperous
new members were
the year. It is
in the near future
will be limit-
either buy a
Club house.
7
a new
Two Additional Wagons /
Mr. Clarence Schock of this place,
received by freight on Monday two
large tank wagons, each of an enor-
hich are being used
in conjunction with his other wagons -
oil on
streets, Mr.
equipped with the
the usual
the extra heavy
must be heated be-
With his present
sixty barrels of
s. On Monday Mr.
streets of Landis-
will begin
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Dispute Over Will Settled
The suit of Harriet Breneman |
against Nora Breneman Herr was
attached. This was an issue te first, |
determine whether or not the late!
Henry F. Breneman of Mt. Joy, was
in executing his last
testament, and sec- |
not the instrument |
in question was the last will of Hen-
ry F. Breneman.
The Court instructed the jury to
render a verdict negatively upon
both questions involved in the
issue,
mondial Uli resets stam
Endorsed by the “Drys”
The following local candidates
were endorsed by the Anti-Saloon
League at their meeting in the Court
Lancaster Monday
and will be supported by the “Drys”
thruout the county: M. R. Hoffman,
night
Heisey of Rheems
and Charles Johnson of Marietta.
a —— ee
Alarm Clock
To get the attention of some people. !
There are others who can “hear al
If a dollar bill |
your feet, it would the home of Mrs. I D. Stehman om
to you than the
reading of I. D. Beneman’s ad on|noon, and was very well attended.
Two foreign speakers were present.
]
will de-
everybody is
the
of the
here, Messrs. Mumma,
’
Clay-
'22, at their stock yards at the Farm-
| ers’
The Committee is making an effort
to procure Hon. John Faller, sr., of
Carlisle to deliver an address.
Thus far these organizations have
expressed a wiliingness to parade:
Junior Mechanics, Foresters of Amer-
ica, Friendship Fire Company, Minis-
terial Association, School Board and
School children and Borough Coun-
cil, with a number that have not as
vet been heard from.
The next meeting of the Committee
will be held on Thursday evening at
eight o'clock at the office of Dr. W.
R. Heilig when all the members of
the Sons of Veterans are requested
to be present.
TT ——- eee
ERECTING CONCRETE ELEVATOR
Brandt & Stehman Will Soon Have a
Storage Capacity of 45,000 Bushels
Messrs, Brandt & Stehman, our lo-
cal millers, undoubtedly have one of
the best and most modern equipped
mills in this section, but have been
more or less crowded for storage on
account of their extensive business.
They decided to obviate the obstacle
by erecting a spacious grain elevator
and the work on same is now under
way.
A big concrete elevator
course of erection. When completed
it will be fifty feet high and will
have a storage capacity of 25,000
bushels. The interior will include
nine bins. With this new elevator
and their present elevators they will
have a combined storage capacity of
45,000 bushels,
The new elevator is being erected
on the east side of the mill and a
large straw and hay shed will be
erected in addition to the above.
Mr. J. Y. Kline of Florin has the
contracted for this work.
a —— 3 0
LOCAL NOTES
News Items Told in A Brief Yet in
teresting Way
is now in
Mrs. D. F. Gable is able to be
about again after an operation at the
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Poutz, Donegal
street, announce the birth of a daugh-
ter Thursday.
Rev. 1. M. Groff of Lancaster,
I preached in the U. B. Church Sunday
morning and evening,
Mr. Walter Bernhart, who has been
| quite ill with an attack of typhoid fe-
ver, is much improved.
One man was killed and two badly
hurt in an explosion at the York
Haven paper mills on Friday.
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MAY 22 IS THE DATE
That's the Day J. B. Keller & Bro,
Wil} Sell Fine Live Stock
The date of the next stock sale of
Messrs. J. B. Keller & Bro. is Friday,
May 22, when they will offer fifty-one
head of choice cows and heifers,
fresh, springers and backward cows,
some stock bulls, a few fine shoats
and a fine Hampshire seed hog weigh-
ing 150 lbs.
In this lot of stock will be some
fine Holstein heifers coming in next
Fall that should not be overlooked by
farmers wanting young cattle, ;
Don't forget the date, Friday, May *
Inn hotel, in this place.
eel QE
A Suffragette Meeting
A suffragette meeting was held at
South Market street, yesterday after