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BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.
J. E. SCHROLL, Editor & Pro’r. | tend.

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MILTON GROVE

Milton Grove Sunday School Elects
Its Officers for 1915

was a week-end
with relatives at Rheems.
East Donegal, has
been the guest of Mrs. Anna Peck.
Albert Gingrich
visitor with his mother at Hershey.
Mastersonville, “* on
wa on Saturday. |!
Misg Shoop of

A. S. Holwager
Bast Petersburg on Vrs
Shelly attended servic
Fisherman's Vale were guestg in the
wome of A. H. Gingrich on Sunday.
F. B, Grosh is assisting I. G
in calculating the
Qounty taxes,
Due to fine weather, the loca] base
ball team enjoyed a Sunday outing
on that school ground.
Migs Lizzie Gruber assisted in the
and Mrs. John G.
The trip wag made
annual State and
Grove Sunday
family of Mr.
Gruber the past week.
The evening services at Chiques
Hill Church are well patronized and
the sermons very interesting.
: It, youngest son of Dr.
. J. Thome has recuper-
two week's indisposition.

Snndayed with Allen and
fbble and their families.

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one SURETY COUPON which we want you to save in
We have thoroughly investigated this proposition and guarantee you that it is the
only COUPON worth saving today. Come in and ask for your book if our canvassers have missed you. Don’t Wait.
For each filled book returned to our store we will give
you free $2.50 worth of merchandise free at any time.
‘riday, Jan. 22nd, We are going to give with each 10c purchase
book which will be given to you free.
12.50 IN GOODS FREE
We are going to pay you back 2 1-2 per cent. to 5 per cent. on all you spend here. Other places you get
3 per cent. on what you save but here you get 2 1-2 per cent. to 5 per cent. on what you spend. Think of it,--
getting a percentage back on what you spend and also the opportunity to buy at the SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
which we have listed below.
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There will be services in the Evan- the Evangelical Church Sunday alcohol.
church at this place next morning. The women of the
evening. All invited to at- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grosh spent frivolous, silly, extravagant and they | Della
Sunday in Elizabethtown as guests gamble. They
L. Gingrich and wife were of relatives. {poker chips than they do about the tenth of
A YEAR |D attendance at the Mount Joy It takes humanity a good while to, Word of God and could not quote a | flowers blooming by the roadside.
| Presbyterian Church, Sunday morn- learn that the best way to swat!verse of the Scriptures to save their]
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pneumococcus is to open the window. |souls.
Mrs. Claude Grosh were Mr, and Mrs. S. L. Gingrich spent; The only thing
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday afternoon with the latter’s|suffrage comes wriggling out beneath |Felty and
Young in Elizabethtown on sister Mrs. Tillie Hershey of Eliza-|the doors of
bethtown {and saloons because their proprietors to Gettyshurg
F. Arndt and daughter It begins to look somewhat as if [realize that to give woman the ballot his studies again, after spending the
visited Mrs. Arndt’s son, El- Mexico would have to go back to the |
+ and wife of Elizabeth- days of Montezuma and begin all The home loses its charm when the
on Friday. ver again. mother or
Estella Good is approaching There ig a good deal of watchful her or his face
norma] health, and it is hoped waiting all over the county for dow and act as the lookout for some
blear-eyed son, whose only
rum shop and
be able to resume her usual | employment and it is not a psycho- dissolute,
in a few days. logical condition either, companions
Susan Swade returned home cambling table.

Mrs. John Koser and son M

Thursday and Friday at| Friday evening from a four weeks’ Some women
where they visited the visit to her daughter,” Miss Lizzie children lie
aunt, Mrs, Emma Swartz Colten in Lancaster. ceived their

and lamentably stupid
n Green who visited his bethtown last Friday. \atred of
the Lancaster County Hos-! With a sudden rise of the Chickies' Election
Sunday, reports her improv- creek last week the ice: broke up and Are relished
but has no prospects of gorged at Eby’s bridge on the Mount Here is
her home soon 4 Jov and Mastersonville road putting election did
For a zood low-priced automobile the highway out of serviee for thirty- analysis of

3. Kau in whé has just six hours. the
new sien for the Saxon The thousands of dead horses scat- jo party
ports seven prospective tered along the trails of the foreign carried enough
for the near future. ‘mies are a lamentable waste of a clear majority in the
listie services have come to horse steak will be a lege Democratic
Risser’'s Mennonite church eat luxury in Europe before the s
SNOW S ys falling in the spring vote

‘hurch of the Breth-

have begun at

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1 ~ ay 1 Ww It pened
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Nissley and family
and Paul Koser of Union 3 . ¥ 2
: Grove Union Sunday these States

School elected the follo

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Mrs. S. L. Heisey, Mr and or the ensuing year: Supt. Jacob publican
in Good and Mrs, Lizzie Mover
s at Reich's

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church near lNiaytown, on Sunday. ,_., Librarian, Miss Sue Garman; Taft's by 1,000,000
in the former's ....,.st Miss Diffenderfer: Asst. gressive vote
touring car. Organist, Mrs. A. Kauffman. three States. It is interesting to note
Election of officers in the Milton Here are some of the terse sayings that half of it was east by two States
School was held On ',r pijy Sunday at hig tabernacle in Illinois and Pennsylvania and nearly
and the following officers ppjladelphia: No city in the universe two-thirds of the total by the three|
were elected: Supt. Jacob MoYer; oan pe saved if we make a barroom States of Illinois,
Agst. Supt, Jacob E. Frey; Sec. Al of our homes and a hooze joint out Kansas.
len Gibble: Asst. Sec. S. L. Gingrich; ,¢ our refrigerators. rr A Qe
Organist, Fannie Diffenderfer; Asst. Some men have nothing. Others RAMSEY’'S CORNER
Mrs. Arthur Kauffman; p,06 nothing but money. And I Samue]
Treas, J. S. Frey; Librarians, 8Ue yng sooner be a friend of the man Frank on Sunday.
Garman and Meta Zook. with nothing than of the man who Lloyd Landvator is slowly improv- G. Gibble, secretary, J. S. Bradley;
This ought to be an unusually good has nothing but money, ing since last week’s writing.
month, There are five Sundays in it.| The normal way to get rid of Frank Landvator is confined tohis W. Newcomer, C. H. Reed, Thomas
Mrs. John Rasp has Improved a8 drunkards ig to stop making them. bed by an attack of grippe.
far as to enable her to do outdoor But I do not know how you will ac- Irvin Gladfelter
; |complish it in Pennsylvania as the spent some time with Mervin Brandt |
A devotional meeting was held i is soaked and pickled in
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smart sel are week very pleasantly at the home of
Our Popular Musical Organization
Elected Its Officers
near Conewago.
unusual] occurrence on the
January—Afinding dandelion
John Eyer and two
there is to woman | Watson all of Donegal, visited Frank
Clayton Farmer, has returned
means the end of the grog shop. holidays at his home.
the beautiful sunshine
is forced to frame
the guest of Mr.
Blessing Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charleg
which gives
a more solid footing and
retain their equilib-|
Mrs. J, E. Miller,
| Miss Lillie McCurdy of town has |
jresigned as teacher of Donegal school |
Harvey Ney from beyond Maytown owing to ill health,
was doing business at this place
Shrite, the oi] man from Mt, Joy | ter, Mrs. Howard Stauffer at Landis- | returned to the county jail as a de-
was on his semi-weekly trip deliver-| je.
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that they re-
to some guest David Hollenbach
rs assert that bovs born Mr. and Mrs. Blaine O. Grosh and when they
are neat and intelligent, son Kenneth and Miss Myra Grosh they were welcome, when the young-
rn in the same month! visited the sick chamber of their sters only a
Mrs. Isaac Hershey in FEliza- heard their at Bloomfield.
with his mother
from Elizabeth-| figs Carrie Senen of
town, visited her brothers, Abram H. | yisiting her
Engle over Sunday.
damage caused at)
this place on account of the rise of
river the ice passed off nicely.
Kauffman was loading a|
who has been confined to the
week suffering
a sprain caused by slipping on
Republicans. The |
of this place,
in councils of nation.
charge of Rev.
Manning pastor of the Church
of God congregation.

school will hold a
mn Saturday evening,

cee GI rere ee

e three classes and four prizes

For Postmaster at Bainbridge
civil service examination for the t
position of postmaster at
(fourth-clagss) will be held
on February 20. Applica-
tion blanks may be secured from the ;
secretary of the Board of Examiners,
at the Lancaster
postoffice, or the postmaster at any
office for at which the examination is

Jacob H. Miller
officers in the Republican grand-daughter,
. F. Rutherford,
Destiny of Man and
the lecture tended the Local Institute at Mari-
Sec and Treas, Jacob F. 1,000,000 whereas, 1912 the Wilson
i Miss Meta Zook; votein those States was greater than
of the total Pro-
these twenty-
Bell of Marietta, was arrest-

po O'Conner for larceny of coal which
he stole from the yards, the warrant
was served by Constable Shields and
the case tried
Hicks of Maytown.
settled by defendant
coal and the costs,
On the evening
Lawn Insurance Company Meets
The Lawn Mutual
| Insurance Company
Towing officers for the ensuing year:
visited Charles President, Seth Brubaker; vice presi-
|dent H. G. Newgard; treasurer, H.
Pennsylvania and
Fire and Storm
elected the fol-
{directors: John Gise, F. B, Horst, J.
|Gise, J. 8. Bradley, H. G. Newgard,
Lancaster, H. G. Gibble.
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a season of spiritual refreshing. The
meetings were conducted by B. F.
|Hoover of Mansfield, Ohio assisted
|from time to time by others of the
tm {brethren in local service,
Miss Anna Culp visited her mother |
|
Isaac Carpenter,
Mrs. Frank Blessing and daughter
Alice spent Saturday at Lancaster.
Mrs. Leah Druck of Hellam, visited
Joh Dehoff, on | . :
Ra ol {heartiest congratulations and best
| wishes for success in spiritual and
Floyd Glattacker of | es for success 8p
and Mrs. Oscar
Rev. Mervin Manning ,pastor of the
Church of God and bride came to
{town last week and occupied the
| parsonage which was furnished in ad-
[vance for them. We tender our
temporal life. Rev. Manning foriaer-
{ly served the congregation at Bain-
| bridge and Mrs. Manning, who was
| Miss Olive Parthemore before mar-
riage was a resident of Highspire.
Peter Rodosovie of Marietta was
MF. and | arrested on the charge of false pre-
|tence, the complaint being made by
jc. E. Holenbach of Maytown, The
case was tried before Squire C. C.
| Hicks and settled by defendant pay-
ling the bill and costs. Redosovic was
'tainer was lodged against him by
the Steelton authorities where he is
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wanted by Chief of Police Longen-
ecker, being accused of receiving
stolen chickens.
At a special meeting of the
Citizen's Band held in the Maytown
Band hall, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, North Laucks; vice president,
John 1. Mathias; treasurer, Dr. G. A.
Harter; secretary, Ralph C. Shire-
man; financial secretary, Arble Hou-
seal; advisory board, Frederick Peck,
John L. Mathias and George Glaf-
tacker; trustees, Chas. Zell, Arble
Houseal. sr., and Lewis Hartman;
leader, John I. Mathias; janitor,
Samue] Henderson,

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BAINBRIDGE
Mr. Amos Charles and Miss Maria
Brandt were married last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Brinser visited her
sister, Mrs, Walter G. Hawthorne,
on Saturday.
Teachers of Conoy township at-
etta on Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Pauls, Mrs. McKain
and child of Marietta, visited rela-
tives in town Friday.
Mr. Paris G. Engle purchased the
home of Aaron Landis and will move
to town in the Spring.
Squire C. C.| Mrs, Mary Bostic of Lancaster,
case was was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
paying for the Silas Yerkes for several days.
The Citizen's Cornet Band of Bain-
of the 27th ult, bridge will hold a Fair in the Band
the Brethren in Christ begana series
of meetings at the Bethel, continuing ruary 6th.
evening. Nine con-|
versions were announced and a sea- Brinser and I. Scott Smith visited
son of refreshing attested by others.
[In fact, all who attended experienced
Hall beginning January 23rd, to Feb-
Directors B. F. Hoffman, Ephraim
the Stevens Hill, Falmouth and Lin-
coln schools, Wednesday. \

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