Ot VENTY-FOUR HEAL
Vt olUGK KILLED
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETI

VOL. XII. NO. 28
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1914

‘Now’s the Time to
Give Your
Christmas Advertising Some Consideration---Only Three Weeks

A State Inspector is Accidentally
Shot While Killing Frank
Watson's Cattle Fries
Undoubtedly the Herd of
Live Stock Dispatched on Account
of Aphthous Fever in the County
Was Destroyed at Donegal Springs
Largest
Yesterday
Fhe largest number of live stock
killed any farm this county
were dispatched on one of the Came-
ron at Donegal Springs yester-
seventy-four head were
During the killing one of
Inspectors made a
being killed instantly.
of men, Scoops,
busy for days digging
trench which
be Early
the killing began
day to the
was completed
on in
farms
day when
destroyed.
the State narrow
from
A number
escape
teams,
were Kept
in
buried.
grave or
stock was to
yest forenoon
the
task
erday
and it required do
When
twentv-six
worl the
fine
a total of fifty-
extra
fourteen
bulls
together
with pigs, and a pen
all told net
seventy-two
killed.
cattle
steers,
COWS,
ten heifers
two
two with two
head,
fine brood
SOWS
of shoats, twenty or a
total of live
had
of the
and
majority
head of
stocl been
Some
he
killed at
the trench
driven
were
barn dragged to
the were into
trench. ard then shot and it was
10oting a cow that one of the
made a narrow escape
state done the
One stood on each side of the
ditch holding the animal to be killed |
while the third shot the cattle with
powered rifle. The man shot
the bullet struck the
head, glanced off and struck
was holding the
The bullet went
his skull. |
Half an inch and it would |
have killed him instantly. He was]
immediately brought to town and at-|
tended by Dr. W. M, Thome,
The that done the shooting]
was so unnerved by the mishap
whi purely accidental that he
refused to do any more shooting. Mr.
Frank of the cattle, |
shot stock,
The
AY $3 508 00
Dr BT
Veterinar)
farm two
"hree employes
work.
a high
side
a cow and
of her
an Inspector who
animal, in the ear.
thru and
more
his ear grazed
man
was
Watson, owner
of the
appraised
balance
,npraisers the stock
McNeal,
staff,
miles
of the
visited
State
Brandt
Elizabethtown
the
from
foot and
stock, con-
v and found the
isease among the
twenty heifers, two cows,
Strict
the
seven bulls and eight steers.
ed
be
State
vas estab! and
inimals will slaugh-
the
All
acquired in
and
the stock
the
buried by
gents at once,
neigh-
milk has
from the
The property was recently pur-
right of the
Railway.
and only two
cases of apththous fever were
by the officials
se, while four
vearling
borhood for
produced
and
shipped
‘aising
no
heen or
of way
Deodate
Sunday
1 for the
abethtowr ind
Saturday
1ew
our
the
destroyed
ound in county
ighting herds
The
they |
all
dise
Saturday.
that
in hand
on
reported
well
ere
flicials today
ave the situation
ver the county.
i Were
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. S. F. Eshleman gave a birth-
ay dinner Thanksgiving Day, in|
onor of Mr. Eshleman’s forty-sev-;
th birthday. An excellent dinner |
as enjoyed by the following guests: |
ev. and Mrs. N. A, Barr, Messrs.
omer and Guy Barr, Mts. M. B.'
shleman and family, Mrs. .Anna
etter, Mr. and Mrs. Chellés Watt
nd son and Mr. and Mrs F. Esh-
Iman and fan
| groom's
Lday.

i An
| $3,625.75
| Leopold Wickenheiser, late of Eliza- the horse, freeing the latter.
{ bethtown.
|
|
|
OUR DEATH RECORD
A Highly Respected Citizen of Fal- | \ (
mouth Passed Away | \
| 3%
|
Mrs. Elizabeth 'S. Hoover of Neffs-|
ville, died on Monday aged 81 years. |
’
| ( (|
Miss Mary C. Kepner died on Fri-| | \
day at Columbia from a complication NR / |
of diseases.
respected citizen of Falmouth died
at 5 o'clock Wednesday morning |
from the effects of pneumonia, aged |
84 months and 12 days.
i al irene
JOS ne Pst Wee
THE WHEREABOUTS OF OUR
FRIENDS THE PAST WEEK
years, T
Thanksgiving Party
Miss Hershey entertained a |
number friends at home on
Thanksgiving Games were
refreshments
spent a
Those who
Esther Ha-
Edna
of her
What Our Able Corps of Reporters
Found in the Card Basket About
Yourself Your Friends and Your
Acquaintances
evening
excellent
The
evening,
were: Misses
Margaret Ford, Rebecca
Maude and Fannie Strick-
ler, Bertha Sumpman and Edna Her-
John Long, Raymond
Nissly, Clarence Campbell, Owen
Greenawalt and Guy Barr.
reel AGP
played and
were served guests
very pleasant
attended
Col-
genberger,
Vr, sl § of State
home.
H.
Philadelphia.
R. G. Heilig and Amos
Kaylor spent Sunday Lancaster,
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Walters
spent Thanksgiving Day at Marietta
Mrs, F. Eshleman and Miss
Mae Eshleman Saturday in
Lancaster,
Miss Marguerite M. Herr spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
lege, 18
Ebersole,
Mrs. J. Stoll is spending the
day in
shey: Messrs.
Messrs,
in
Eshleman—Forney
Ruth daughter of
and Mrs. Forney, of
Florin, Eshleman,
Mr. and Danie] Eshle-
man of Rheems, united in mar-
Thanksgiving Day by the
father, The ceremony was |
by a large number of
guests. A wedding dinner followed, town Saturday.
| ; Trix senivpacker
after which the newly married cou-| MI: Clayton Pennypacker oa
: : - : tr Friday Sunday with friends
ple left on a trip to Washington, b,fires iday to ya i
C. ja
Miss ©
Mr.
near
Forney,
Monroe Spent
John
Mrs.
were
and
son of
Lancaster.
Mrs. A B.
Rachel visited
riage on i
Hoffer
friends
and
in
daughter |
witnessed Elizabeth-
spent
Harrisburg.
Janette Bomberger of Phila.
| delphia, spent a few days with Miss |
Detwiler,
Reed
guest
A A Miss
Will Select Architect
was stated in these columns
week, the five architects were
here relative to the proposed annex |Steelton
to public school building. They | M1. Jno. C. Reed.
will all present plans or designs of | Paul E.
the proposed extension at a special Thanksgiving
meeting held in the school With their parents.
evening, Dee. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
After a hearing the School Board ed relatives
will then select its architect. ne and
ll ccaintvaeres : tatherine
| Mary
| Miss Eva
the
As
last Thursday at,
brother, |
spent
of her
our
E.
and Harry
Day at
Messrs.
Getz
spent
to be
visit
Wed
Couch
County
house on Monday
in Perry
Thursday.
Billett
sday
of Maytown,
with
Mrs. (
Thrown From Buggy spent Thanksgiving day Cc. 8
Walter Hilt this piace, | [-ongenecker
figured in an runaway on Miss
Saturday night driving down eral days at
of-Dr. F,
and
and family.
Blanche
Berwyn, with
His horse scared atly L. Richards
a passing trolley, and started off at; Mr. Mrs. W. W.
a terrific pace, smashing the buggy Thanksgiving Day at Harrisburg, as
tearing Mr. Hilt | guests th daughters.
fortunate to escape with a} Mrs. Elizabeth Owens
and cuts, York City, visited in the
am A. K. Manning last week.
Mrs. Ella Bailey of Harrisburg,
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Jolwager and family, on Saturday.
Mrs. Williams and son Al
of Wrightsville, were guests of
Flury and family last week.
Lyda Cover of Philadelphia,
guest of the Misses Jessie
Sarah Mishey, Donegal
of near
exciting Kauffman spent sev-
while the
fami-
Donega
street,
Cassel spent
and the harness. of ir
New
of
very of
bruises family
Fractured His Leg
Mr. James was
place,
this
door
Mill,
Mon-
of his! A.
WwW. M. Miss
is the
and
street.
of
the
Richardson,
fell
story
out
of
town
accidentally
at the second 2rb’s Sallie
fred
C.
of
both
ankle,
attended him.
se) ee
Apple Sale Saturday |
Don't forget the big apple sale of; Dr. J. J. Newpher and family spent
Mr. C. S. Frank in town on Satur- Thanksgiving Day at Lancaster as
He offer a large lot of guests the family of Chas. E.
extra fine apples, both barreled and Bowman.
fancy baskets. | Messrs. Joseph Breneman, Arthur |
eli e | Schock and his guest Mr, James
That's a Good Lift | Barr, returned to Cornell University
Contribution Day, observed at Lan-|on Sunday.
caster on Saturday proved to be very | Mrs. A. C. Flury and Mrs. Sallie
successful and about $1,650 was real-| Williams and son, spent Friday at
ized by the General Hospital. Eiizabethtown, where they visited
sete flee | Mrs. Calvin Upp.
A Dandy Bag Dr. W. B. Hamaker and family
Dr. O. G. Longenecker returned of Lancaster, spent Thanksgiving as
home from a week’s hunting trip to| guests of the former’s parents, Mr.
Keswick, Va., where he shot a few | and Mrs. J. S. Hamaker,
rabbits, a wild turkey and 34 quail Miss Helen Buohl of Reading,
see—— A ——— and Miss Klumpp of Marietta, spent
Between , Ollie Jamgs and “Cy”| Thanksgiving in town as ggests of
three miles south on
He
leg near
day. bones
Dr.
fractured
the
Thome
on
will in
Iru Bat and wens FINS 0l (lr Many p-
| town;
| Ella Grosh
| phia
Ephrata | __
LOCAL NOTES
News Items Told in A Brief Yet In
teresting Way
A new roof is being placed on the
Industrial Works.
Mrs, Simon Menaugh received a
fine piano from Troup Bros., Harris-
burg, on Monday.
Mr. Harry Keller, employed at the
Salunga Rotary, is off duty nursing
a number of boils.
Mr. Daniel Hauenstein moved into
the P. R. Greiner property on West
Main street
The Missionary Society of the Lu-
Church met at the home of
Mrs, Mary Shelly last evening.
Mr. Albert Culp, living on Mount
Joy lying seriously ili at
result of a paralytic
vesterday,
is
the
street,
his home
stroke.
the amount of
the estate of
adjudication
filed
to
was in
Mr.
sentative
Jacob H.
the
Zeller, local
Prudential Insurance
an attack of
repre-
of
A very
a lot
successful
of and
at the Inn
| giving afternoon. )
shooting match
turkeys geese was
Farmers’
Mr, Walter Eshleman has resigned
clerk at Bowman's store and
accepted a clerkship at the
Works.
Givens
as a
Iron
Arthur T.
¢ Sadie L.
Donegal,
of
LLongenecker
East
and
were granted a license to
wed last Wednesday.
| Shank, of Donegal
| street, suffered a painful injury yes-
| terday when she tripped and fell on
a stove, her left
Miss Fannie
severely burning
{arm and hand,
The Albert
| were the
Dwight
attraction
Players, who
the Family
held
Thurs-
Theatre at Lancaster
Mt. Jc
day, Friday and S
recently
Hall
evenings.
the boards
evenings
good
I's entertained
at dinner at her home
str Thanksgiving
Geo. Myers
Martha Engle
George Heis-
Morton, Mr.
Gingrich
+
nd Mrs
od ell
Mr. a
son Earl, Miss
Albert Myers, Mr
erman, Mr. Charles
and “Mrs, J. H.
Kathryn Gingrich,
evening:
and
Mr,
en
Gave a Reception
Mr, Mrs. David S. Shonk, of
Donegal street, gave a reception Sun-|
day in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul |
M. Risser, who were
day. These guests
Mr, and Mrs. Abram
on Square; Mr.
and
married Satur-
were present: |
Gibble, of Uni- |
and Mrs. F. B. N. |
Hoffer and children of Elizabeth- |
Mr. and Mrs, Paul M. Risser, |
Leah K. Miller, Miss Edith |
Mr. ‘Alvin Shonk, Misses
and Esther Flowers, Mr.
D. S. Shonk and daughter
Mrs.
Bentzel,
and Mrs,
Anna.
Masons Elect and Instal]
At the last stated meeting of Casi-
AM,
elected |
Lodg No. 551, F. and
|
—— a |
|
the following officers were
Shookers
ph. F. He
Henry C.
Milton C.
inex
Schock
Bowman
Jacob S. Carman
and
Grand Lodg enry
————
Royer—Spangier
Announcements were eceived in
marriage
1is place M
of Harrisbt
Mr. and
brid
and Mrs. . I
S. Carroll
Ruth
is a son of
and the
Rev. Spang .
pastor
Brethren Church
Thanksgiv-
will
angler was forme
United
wedding took
Day. Mr. and
in Harrisburg
of the local
place
Mrs.
The
Royer
ing
reside
A fire Scare
fire
what
in town
looked
There was a scare
veSterday, but
S.
steam,
dry and
Newcomer's residence was
The boiler in the cellar went
the fire had to be drawn.
et Gr eee.
John Wants the Money
In common pleas court, John H.
Myers has issued an execution for
$500 against Joseph S. Conard, of
Rapho township.
BR
Hits Columbja Hard
An org went into effect on the
P. BH at Columbia yesterday
whe! 'y men are left without
jobg
bla is feeling

vay the whole election’ may| Mr. and/ Mrs. Jn 2 Buoh
ted Jupon asa Paw. J og
on Thanks-!
Donegal |
of West |
They
and Miss |
| the
{ each
like | man ;
“smoke issueing from the roof of Mr, | by Miss Helen Krall,
| H.
AUTO STRIKES TEAM
Mr. Walter Eshleman, of This Place,
Slightly Injured Yesterday East
of Here
Mr, of
place, son
Walter Eshleman, this
of Mr. J.
Iron Works, figured in an
east of town
very narrow escape
the Grey
accident
made a from
ing seriously injured.
He was driving down the Colum-

covered bridge near the
| Mr. Lehman Swarr. The horse
| thru the bridge but not the
| when suddenly an automobile
| ed into him. The horse jumped
the auto
with
going
the auto in
with such
knocked
was
wagon
dash-
land was missed by
the
The
and
collided
wagon
struck wagon
force. horse in one di-
rection
that
from
they force
the was away
| The
later
and
was
off
wagon
but
was
animal freed, it
caught. The
damaged, while Mr.
thrown
ran
was
‘upset
man heavily to the
number
The
sustaining a
the
slightly
I ground,
! body. auto
bruises about
'was only damaged.
The machine
| Wayne H. Mayer
| panied by three
is owned by
who
other
was
| Marietta, all the occupants rendered |
assistance to Mr. Eshleman.
| rr ee Qe
| A LITTLE HISTORY
| Ly
IA Terrible Battle Fought in Rapho
| Township Many Years Ago
Frequently there appear contributed
articles in the Lancaster Intelligencer
relative to Lancaster County history.
The folowing
article
of
very interesting
and is
repro-
printed last week
that
was
such local interest we
luce it:
One of
northern
the most interesting
of
known
places
in the Lancaster
the Mt.
short dis-
end
county, what is
as
and is located
of
the
Cove
north Mount Joy, which
been centre of many his-
events It is that this
Indians,
and it
time it
evident
gion was inhabited by the
ho often explored the Cove,
stat
was
Red
ed that at one
1sed as « the
dwelling place by
an
has been
ter
An authentic statement
iven relating to a large and rible
battle which was fought near the
hundred before
the Indians at
fought between
which lived
Cove, one years
Penn's treaty with
Philadelphia. It
tribe,
was
the Arroquas near
which
lo-
who
little
later
Salunga tribe.
of the
little
town-
but
in
tribe,
Conestoga creek,
quite frequently traveled this
Canadagas
the
This
Chickie
The dispute was on account
cality, and the
and
tribe was
lived along big
Chiques creeks.
known as the
land lying between the big and
Rapho
contentions and
disputed territory
but finally decided
pitched battle, fought the
The two war-
the
Chiques creeks, now
ship Their strife
about this con-
tinued long, was
by a near
head
named
braves
Cove chiefs or
of above
furnished
riors tribes,
and
the
some
many
as
there days in
These
warriers as were
velve moons. armies,
number, with their
a ¢lear ds
bat-
sunset,
the
commence
unti
{Continued on
a Success
Society
Social
re WOT k
pianc solo, Kamn
Miss Miriam Engle;
Cook a Husband
M
Maiden,
How to
solo,
Mary
piano
vocal
Miss
the
Marguerite Herr;
Flower
by
tweiler, accompanied on
Miss Miriam Engle;
Miss
duet, Te
reading,
Kathryn Brene-
11 Me Not Again,
soprano, and
with
by Mrs. P.
Frances, by
vocal
Miss
piano
Frank
the
Grace Pennypacker, alto,
accompaniment
Schock: reading, The Sign of
by Miss Mildred Vollers;
solo, A Perfect Day, by Miss
Schock, piano accompaniment
Alice Dillinger.
RE as
Cross,
vocal
Mary
by Miss
A Finger Crushed
Samuel Suydam, an employe at
the Herald office, in this place, was
caught in a cylinger press Friday
evening and had a Ne
crushed. It was amputated at
first joint by Drjf8\. F. Snyder of this
place.

yesterday and |
be-
| and
bia road and was coming out of the |
residence of
aside |
which |
considerable |
the other, |
Eshle- |
of |
Mr. |
accom- |
persons of |
finger
the
Teachers’
‘The Program Which Will Be KR
W. Eshleman of |
Insti
Here on Saturday
The teachers of Mt.
Mt, Joy
Joy township
Borough will hold their
high
place, on Satur-
first local institute in the
this
5 with morning and after-
The is ap-
school room in
Dec.
day,
noon sessions. program
pended
Morning at 9:30
Institute;
Rev. D. E. President's
Miss Marguerite M. Herr;
Jegining of the School Year,
and How Shall] the Teacher
Mr. Irvin Kraybill; Discus-
Individualizing in the School
Room, Miss Mary Carter; Recita-
tion, Miss Cora Kraybill; Instrument-
al Miss Miriam Engle: Discus-
| sion, The Library School,
| Miss Mabe]
Music, Devotional Exer-
cises, Long;
Address,
| At the
When
Begin?
|
|
|
|
Le
| sion,
|
{
i
|
Solo,
and the
Krall )
‘Stole Gold Watch,
Afternoon
Musie, Institute; Dised
servation of Energy in
Room, Miss Katie 0. Mil
Violin and Piano, Mr. H3
mon and Mr. John Booth
sion: The Responsibility of
mentary Teacher with Re
Township High School
Mr. Garfield Shearer;
Miss Ruth Stoll; Dise
Personal Element in Tea
Miss Edna Martin; Recitation,
Ruth Coble; Instrumental Solo,
Miriam Engle; Discussion: The I
Teacher, Miss Katherine Aumill
Duett, Mandolin and Violin, M
Urich and Mr. Harold Hd
Discussion: The School Root
Social Centre, Mr. C. E. Rouda
Miscellaneous Business, Ad-
journment.
tion,
Solo,
1 1e
Laura
mon:
as a
bush;
Robbers at Al Erb’s
Locket and Chain
Rings, Jewelry and Money
while
the
near
On. Tl givin day and
the family church,
residence f \ Ibert Erb of
Erisman’s Church I miles east
thieves
ana cor
ctolen
the initials
was disturbed.
bearing
locket
face gold watch
“A. B. E.,” a gold
several rings, other
all the money in the
three purses kept in dif-
of the building, were
open
chain,
and
in
parts
is no clue whatever
or thieves may
will cheerfully
reward for the
there
the thief
Mr. Erb
suitable
watch
Escaped From Asylum
Edward Longenecker of Maytown Gave
~ Officials the Slip on Monday Night
Somewhere in the larkness that
night the “Wild Maytown”
was wandering
asylum
of Lancaster County and the
attendants success.
The escay most
spestacular in the hi in-
stitution
were reticen
Mr.
passion, grabbe
insane
the |
them :
Longe necl
window of
stems
to a bar
and was
The
than
PERSONAL MENTION
THE WEEK
What Has T
ing and Indus
Distance West cf
Gathered by
-anspired in That Thriv-
trious Village a Short
Mount Joy as
Reportorial Staff
our
Sa
Mr.
Lancaster this
Miss Mary
friends in
Mr. C .P
was a Saturday visitor town,
Mr. H. S. Winner of Clearfield,
spent Thanksgiving Day in town.
| Mr. E. S. Moore made a business!
| trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhlman an-;
| nounce the arrival of a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neidenthal are |
spending the week in Philadelphia.
Mr. George Dillinger, a fine
parker on Monday th sed 418
| poufids, :
MoS". F. C. an
Columbia, vi
Jacob Boyer is I'yman at|
week
Zell of Marietta, visit-|
ed Mond:
town
Davies of Slatington,
to
els]
of
(
officialdom |
FB
|
{
|
| visited
admitted about
1S one year ago,
harmless, At other
decidedly violent, the
on him almost in-
believed that dur.
attacks he made
Longenecker is about
old, and has a family,
it is thought that he would ei-
head for home, if his mind
lead him hence, or might
possibly visit mother who lives
Colubmia. Constables in that
notified and are on
d at is
times
times he is
ions coming
and it is
one of these
antly,
escape,
years
would
his
about
section
watch.
were
The escape was made between 10
the
first
effected
have
The es
old asy-
consid-
Journal
and 11 o'clock, and was about
i th in
le their
was
patients are
hence his escape
nore ease than it would
otherwise
1 from the
‘etofore was
visited
on
1.800
iytown
of Lancas
on
to town
Becker visit
Sauders
d Mrs, Samuel
family of Mr,
ems on Sunday.
and Mrs. Eli
and Mrs.
on Sunday,
James Zeider
was a welcome visitor
Hotel last Thursday.
Messrs. W. M. Kissinger and Ezra
Habecker of Lititz, made a business
trip to town Monday.
Miss Annie Grady of Middletown
relatives and friends
town and vicinity Saturday and Sug
day.
A number of town folks witnes
the killing of Mr. Frank Wat
cattle and hogs at Donegal
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Coble of
bethtown, were Sunday
the home of Mr. and M
Shutter. §
Messy
Ensig
of Yo
on Moni®
Mr.
Ezra
Eshleman visit.
ed Mr Geo. Ulrich at
Rheems
M of Philadelphia,
at the Florian
Lauber