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ELIZABETHTOWN
John Miller, Aged 50 Years,
Breaks An Arm
Mr.
K. Ober few days
Prof. H
Philadelphia.
B.
son
pent a
Reem spent a few days with
Highspire.
and
and family at
Henry Freymeyel wife were
ouests of rel Florin
The Henry
by
tives at
Gindey
Aloig
property
good purchased H. Hernley for
chi
A,
for rent,
notuce.
0
ne shop. ;
Manheim,
and family
Ensminger
M. G
of
houses A
on the guest ol
S. Bard has two vacant
occupants Keller
J 44
liveryman, will
shortly
1eI'€ LUtos.
Hersh, P, E.
Ray Heisey
York Fair Jast
Groff
gnd others
week,
M!
Roy
Venight
/ Sunday
and Mrs.
spent
bethtown,
t M
Bard.
basebal
Westhafer
Susan Wolgemuth, on operation in the
turday. , few ago
Miss Mal
ishurg
weeks
who is employed ! home greatly im
last
parents,
Hersh,
Har spent Sunday
Mr,
as
of her and
. Hersh.
vid Brubaker and
Lititz,
with
3 Chlques church Ol
Da
Hess of near
and Sunday
J. C. Smith,
eph Ulrich,
unloaded
Brethren on Sunday afternoon at
Mr.
ben
urday
<
Reu
Sat-
and
Mr,
spent
Mr,
o'clock when a very interesting pro-
gram will be rendered
Among the many fine hes
Ww
10
peac
TOWN Geo Nauman were two
by
weighed
ed
the E’town contract-
car of brick at this |...
ce. Frank Pierce did the dray 10%
ork with his new Reo truck. luscious
A massive structure has just been |
erected by the Heisey Br
the W. L. Heisey stone
where they will operate
screen. and fell a
Cyrus Evans has a large force of railroad tr:
in hig 19 acre field of |¢d up workl
is difficult thing to | °ffice of Dr. H
wag foun is right
account of the "2S 1 his rie
and he was terribly
the body. After his
dressed he was removed
|of Mr, Hostetter.
| cone
MAYTOWN
Dr. G. A. Harter spent
5 Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Miller will Mrs. B. Heisey and daughter Mary
flit in the near future from the A.|.igieq in Lancaster.
S. Bard double house to the Jos. Ul-| yc nC. Manning is visiting her
rich house at Elizabethtown. Mr. harents at Highspire,
Miller has taken charge of the boil-| yp ang Mrs. John
Hershey Creamery. |lumbia, visited friends
YE. Chas. Kopp, of Tower
NORTHWEST RAPHO | visiting Mr, and Mrs.
Murphy left his region |inger.
Miss Mabel
Brandt butchered a hog city, is visiting her
| Hoffman.
Lewis Hartman attended the State
{Firemen’s convention parade in
| Philadelphia.
William Wineka
York, spent Sunday
Mrs. R. F. Markley.
Mrs. Clyde Nissley and son Clyde,
of Lancaster, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Risser.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Markley are
C. C. Hollinger at-|spending a few days at York, with
tended church services at Fairview Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Markley
on Sunday and from thence guested Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Longenecker
in the home of Henry Hummer. |spent a few days at Millersville with
Mr, John W. Geib and family were |their daughter, Mrs. Louis J. Lyte.
the guests of Allen R. Gibble down| Rev. Joseph D. Krout is attending
in Fisherman’s Vale. Mr. Jno R. the meetings of the Synod of the
Gibble and family were there too. | Lutheran church at Philadelphia.
Four more wine bottles, which| Mrs. Geo. Huntzinger and Chas.
were stolen from the Stern home- Kopp, visited Joseph Huntzinger at
stead farm some time ago, Were Franklin and Marshall Acadamy,
found in Henry TUlrich’s corn field. | Lancaster.
They were empty. The following were at the York
If you wish to see nicely designed | fair: John H. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs.
®il-boxes, happen along the Man- Al. Risser, Harvey Shuman, Clayton
; Route No. Any color and McCurdy.
designs as cannon, horses, Rev. M. C. Manning
Bre and what not. | Hoffman are attending
ohn W. Geib attended the ship of the Church
held by the Lancaster sion at Etters, Pa.
Mobacco Growers’ Associa-| Rev. William J. Lowe attended the
neaster, on Monday after- meeting of the Ministerial Associa-
eib is a director. |tion of the Reformed church of Lan-
te and ever faithful old |caster city and county held at the
Pet, driven by Mr. | First Reformed church Lancaster
0. alias “Kelly,” sales-| John Rupley and John W. Wolfe,
h & Bro., was over- both memberg of the senior class of
near the residence the Lutheran Theological
Sunday. She was at Gettysburg, spent
first aid remedy | Mr. Wolfe's parents, Mr
o is again at her H. Wolfe.
ree el ree
Pictures Didn't Pay
The policy of Fulton opera house
at Lancaster, has again been changed
took sick and it will return to theatrical pro-
pelied to ductions, as the moving picture trial
Sunday | Was not a success. They were closed
with his [On Saturday night when ithe last pie-
nk and tures were shown.
Shenk
aay. |
that ounces each and
a inches and 9
just
103% by 9%
by inches. They were as
as they were big
Miller, aged
Harvey Hostetter, while
top of the P. R. R. tun-
ssed his footing
John 50 years, an em-
'e of
ir on
a on Friday mi
listance of 55
icks below
BY nen and
working
It
tubers on
men
potatoes.
get the
wet soil.
Mr. Elvin Killian,
foreman for Landis Bros. at their
stone meal factory the past year,
was summoned to Harrisburg, where
he will work as a fireman for the|
PRR
K Blough,
a 3
‘oken
about
were
was |
bruised
injuries
, been
who has to the home
the day in
Bixler
in town.
City, Pa.
George Hutz-
of Co
er room at the
is
Mr. Frank
good.
Mr. C B
on Tuesday.
On
N moth
pounds.
Shenk’s threshing vig, No.
hreshed for Jacob Becker on Tues-
day P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layzer, of My-
erstown, Lebanon county were the |
guests of Mr, and Mrs. John S. |
Shenk, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
ior
York
M.P
Swarr of New
aunt, Mrs.
mam-
4%
we captured a
that weighed
Tuesday
bullfrog
of
and
and family,
with Mr,
2 |
Z|
" 4
and M. H.
the Elder-
of God in ses-
Seminary
Sunday with
and Mrs. J.
and several
jnesg trip to
afternoon.
et Eien
uffer
y Chocolate
farmers all
Creameries May
Agentg for the Hers
i- | over the uppg
buy their
ures, it i
ng higher fig-
Re creameries
was |
was |
THE BULLETIN,
SION
!
Ca
%
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CROSS ROADS
Nathan Martin of
is conducting a series of
Maryland.
Shearer,
{ Rey near here
meetings
qown
Revs.
S and Kay-
held
Eshleman
services at their meeting
house Rheems on Sunday morn-
ing. A
ed them
Ed. Neideigh
[to take out
We had
witnessing a
at
good sized cong
is Evans
helping Cy
tubers.
the extreme pleasure
pleasant assemblage of
the tutorship of
Anchor,
week,
young ladies, under
| Miss Cecil Smith of up
neal
lin Heisey's woods last and
recipient of a very
distin-
| were also the ac-
{
presen from the
voung lady, in the shape of
h of cakes put up in a-la-mode
Thanks, Miss Cecil y
re are the of-
many farmers
coh cutters.
Mabel FI
Hill
d | 1 wer
vheems, wel
loyd,
the
cal
and
on Sund:
home
Williams,
late
called
[samiah of the
Thomas
n her
Mount
R Neidigh I
Joy
cousin 1st
week
Dau Henry
of
at
rhe and Pat
obsequies
Saturday,
Ephraim ty
ittended the
Mh David
Mounty
funeral
Snyder on
Pleasant,
Mrs. Joseph Smith
Mary hopping
wn on Saturday
That
ers unexpectedly
daughter
Elizabeth-
and
were up at
that farm-
the
came on the
Friday
"ain
on put
quietus on seeding
Robert Neidigh has
ventilators and they
| Leander Groff !
fv
pair
rectus
pain-
with a
a new
are al]
, force of
ters hean hie home
new coat of
yf the Newgard
ecupied by Jacob
Shank been rented and occupied
by Mr. Ruhl who had resided on the
ridge road on Wednesday
ene tl = rene.
PLEASANT VIEW
Lancaster and York Fairs
been the subject the past week.
Jack Frost not
away.
Mr
home
The vacant 1
property once
has
have
is so many miles
Arthur Kiefer
on Saturday
country Jake at the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs Harrig are the new
employees at the C, S. farm.
Mr. Jacob Meckley is doing car-
penter work about the P. V. and C.
S. farms,
left
after
GS
for his
being a
farm this
Church
tended
bold of
speakers,
Jakie Shearer secured a new hired
man on Monday. Now things wil)
hum.
Mr. J. L. R. Hostetter visited at
his home at Lawn on Sunday, his
father being seriously ill with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. C.
at Risser’s was largely at-
on Sunday. Rev, Jesse Har-
York, being one of the
P. Eshleman has gone to
her home at Donerville,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Eshleman and
daughter Ada visited across the hills
on Sunday
What is with the young
fellow who is dumb enough to try
and make people believe he went to
California and back in one day, aud
the fare was $2.00. Some wheels
loose or buttons off,
“Dutch” Greiner visited in the I1.P.
Eshleman home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Risser enter-
tained quite a few at dinner on Sun-
day.
The
wrong
thieves who operated in this
section last week also stole a large
box of home-made soap, which was
not missed until the cook went to
get a piece and there wag none
there.
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MARIETTA
Schools Here Will be Closed on
Thursday, Oct. 21
Thursday morning more than 125
men of Pioneer Fire Company, No. 1
of Marietta, under the direction of
the president, C. Penrose Hipple, left
for the big parade in Philadelphia,
accompanied by the Marietta band.
The regular meeting of the Mari-
etta School Board was held on Tues-
day evening with all the members
present, Mr. Shillow. Presi-
dent Mueller presided. Bills aggre-
gating over $300 were ordered paid.
The principal wag present and made
a report. The Board decided to close
the schools on Thursday, October 21,
at 11 a. m., when the County Sun-
day School Convention meets in
Marietta.
re err A
The Lititz Record Says So
Editors are like chickens because
they have te scratch for a living.
except
of |
gation greet-
of |
{ited
| tained on Sunday,
man
daughter
children
| Mohn of Salunga,
|
| closed its first month Fi
|
|
|
News Gathered by Our Able Corps of Wide!
Awake Country Corresponnents
SPORTING HILL
Report of Our Local School for the
First Month
Chestnut parties ale a fiequent oc-
currence.
The mornings cause
ans to step briskly. |
The Abraham Bradley property|
|
|
pedegir:
cool
was sold to D. B. Wolgemuth at
public Tuesday. .
Every farmer busy with
fall work. He winter
come before he is ready.
Mr. and Mrs. B.
tained the latter's
Mrs, Harmon, Sunday.
Mrs, Anna Smith of
he; Mr
drew Vogel on Sunday
Daniel
Hope,
J beginning of
and
Mrs
Lou
sale last
hig
wid
|
|
is
fears
Herr enter-
parents, Mr. and |
on
Columbia,
and Mrs
vis-
parents, An- |
of
in |
fine
farmer
streets
with
L.ehman,
the
week
Mr.
was on
the
» apples potatoes.
Mr. and and
ug visit- |
Mrs. |
Martin Horst
were Sunday
Mr.
Cherry
Wesley
Mr
daughter
Mr.
and
Hill.
Shenk enter- |
and Mrs. Her-|
Stella of
Mrs. Eli|
home of
Gruber at
Mr. and Mrs
Hershey
Elstonville
Hershey.
Mr, and Mrs.
and
and and
Cc. B
Rachel, we
Mrs.
Mackley
Mackley
ente
and
tained
Mr.
teachers
re
Mr. and Levi Fissel.
Mrs.
several
by
and
here
Mr. and
entertained
Mr.
were
years ago,
Mrs. Joseph Wickenheise!
the following on
Mrs. F
Miss Marguerite Mc-
Manheim, Mr. and Mrs p. |
Mr. and Mrs. Ross |
and. Mr. H. 'C. L.ong of
and Mr. and Mrs. Lehman |
Merrill.
School Report |
The Sporting Hill Secondary sc toc]
iday, Oct. 5
Attendance, Males 13, Females,
total 24; Average attendance, witout
11, 10, Total 21;
of attendance, Males
97, total 92,
The pupils rank
A Class—Ray
Sun- |
day: and rank Long and
and
Cloud of
Simm
Lancaster
ms
oDl f
Females Per cent |
86, Females |
as follows:
Hershey, Clarence |
Weaver, Samuel Derr, Roy Nissley,|
Anna Kauffman, Dorothea Lefevre,
Paul Sumpman, Ralph Kauffman.
B Class—Eva Shelley, Kathryn
Sheaffer, Mary Haldeman, Oscar Roh-
rer.
C
Class—Helen Kauffman,
Frankhouser, Harvey Weaver, Viola
Zellars, Alvin Shelley, Abram Zel-
Walter Gibble, Sallie Wenrich,
Minnie Wenrich, Fannie Foose, Ray-
mond Williams, Harry Miller.
J. Avery Engle, Teacher
Third Grade—Elizabeth
Anna Nissley, Paul Weidman, Alic?
Cover, Pauline Crull, Edna Shelley,
Lloyd Brandt, Guy Rohrer, Arville
Brandt, Ivan Rohrer.
Second Grade—Martha Zellars, Es-
ther Newgard, Charles Weidman,
Paul Rohrer, Elizabeth Crull, Eben
Herr, Walter Bradley, Emanuel Shaf-
fer,
First Grade—Katherine Nis8ley,
Miriam Fahnestock, Helen Herr, Te-
resa Luttman, Benjamin Miller, Roy
Zellars, John Rohrer,
Beginners—John Meisenberger, An-
na Sprenger, Martha Shenk, Raymond
Rohrer, John Herr, Earl Bradley,
Lillie Bender.
Visitors—Misses Helen and Marion
Stauffer, Minnie Herr, Mildred Mil-
ler, Zelma Brandt, Edith Nissley,
Grace Zellars, Master Rufus Zellars
and Master Harold Deglar.
Grace A. Holland, Teacher
BR —
ELM
that is being built
at the Hotel Penn is about com-
pleted. It is a very strong as well
as capacious one and will be open
for accommodation to comers and
goers in the near future. The C. B.
Kaffman carpenter gang did the
work.
Mr. S. K. Bomberger has started
to make an improvement on his
house by making a new porch.
Mr. John M. Bomberger attended a
party at Kleinfelterville on Satur.
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Graybill visited
Rev. Linn. Longenecker on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Diehm vigited |
in the family of Mr. Enos Keller on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel W.
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
son, John
on Sunday. {
Messrs. Amos and John Sensenig, |
Lloyd Bomberger and Sanford Lan-,
dis visited Mr. Jno. M. Bomberger
on Sunday.
The following were visitors in the
Abram Balmer family: Samuel High
and family, Monroe Longenecker and |
family and Mr. Bingeman and son. |
Mr. Adam Diehm will vacate Mr. |
EE. M. Diehm’s house in the mear fu-
ture and oeccuny ome of the
well residences, whete, Mr.
emploved.
Mary
ers,
Lefever,
The new shed
Diehm |
Singer and |
visited friendg at Denver |
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MT. JOY, PA.
| Zopyrigh® Hart Schaffnc
; Is ay
Wednesday, October 13, 1915,
We Give JH
“Dress Up”
This National
r & Marx
We Give J=#. Stamps
“Trade Up’
Stamps
“Dress Up” Spirit is taking the country
by storm. You should help the others by dressing up, and
inspire them to dress up.
Whenever a man sees another man
“drest up”, he gets that same feeling
you had and thinks about his clothes,--
which is the principal of this much her-
alded “Dress-Up” week.
We have provided liberally for your
wants and it rests with you, to come and
look at the wonderful assortments wg
have gathered together for you, in
Clothing
Shoes
Hats
Shirts
Sweaters
Neckwear, Hosiery, Etc.
Our policy is to have you satisfied with every article
that you buy here and you are as welcome to return mer-
chandise, as you are to purchase.
GETZ BROS,
MOUNT JOY
Reduction Sale
—
Every Thursday of
Each Week
On The Following Articles
Cheese, per lb,
Lititz Pretzels 12¢ a lb. now....10¢
American Pretzels 10c a lb.now.. 8c
Post Toasties 10c a pack, now... 9c
Corn Flakes 10c a % now.... 9¢
Peas 8c a can, Now. sessvesios Bb
Stockings, per Pr. .....cecceee «330
Six Rolls of Toilet Paper tore 2%
Cakes 13¢ a pound, now .10c
Six Pleces cf Sunny M. Soap....28¢
Six Pieces of P. and G. Soap....28¢
Six Pieces of Fels Naphtha Soap.28c
Peanut Butter 10¢, NOW.......... 9¢
Cakes 12¢, now
Tomatoes 10c¢, now
Wagner's Pork & Peang 10¢, now 9c
Campbell’s Pork & Beans 10¢, now 9c
Ohio Matches 6c Boxes
Oysters from Saturday on, by the
quart, fries and stews.
We do not sell less cheese than
one pound at that price. Don’t for
get the day and date.
W. D. Easton
Opposite School House, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Automobiles
lasured for $1.00
Per Hundred Dollars
Insurance
The Chas. H. Zeller
INSURANCE AGENCY
Opposite Post Office
Henry G. Carpenter Mt. Joy, Pa.
crsve cases ssssians 30!
Elgin
Watches
SilveroidCases
5.00
Fully Guaranteed
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Restaurant and Lunch Bar
OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE
CLAMS IN ANY STYLE
| DEVIL CRABS
TURTLE SOUPS
Infact everything in seascm. Private
Dining Room for Ladies.
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The Chas. H. Zeller Insurance Agency
Henry H. Carpenter, Manager.
ARE THE SUCCESSORS TO
Chas. H. Zeller
All matters formerly in charge of
the late Chas. H. Zeller, will be|
attended to at their office, OPPO.
SITE THE POST OFFICE
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Gold Filled Expansion
Bracelet Watches
$5.50 & Up
Don W. Gorrecht
(Near Bowman's Store)
| MOUNT JOY,
PA.
PO
Krall Meat Market
I always have on hand aaythingia
the ine of Smoked Meats, Ham,
Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Bte.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal Pork anf
Mutton, Prices always right,
BRING YOUR BEST GIRL TO THE
SPEND YOUR VACATION
IN NEW YORK
You can see more in New York in
one week than any place in the
SHR world, but you must know how.
2) We furnish the
“ENOW HOW”
One full week of “Sight Seeing”
§ will show you everything worth
kl while in the big city.
$45.00
covers hotel accomodations,
cost of sight seeing trips,
theaters, roof gardens, etc.
We even bey all your carfare
around the city. Write for
booklet A “Seeing New York
At Minimum Cost.”
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Dexall
yspepsia Tablets
ill Relieve Your Indigestion
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, Hotel Bristol, New yee City.
GARDEN HATH
H. H. KRALL
West Main Street,
MOUNT oY, P.
Bel] Telephone.
YOU WILL BOTH ENJOY THE
BYENING BETTER
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Pure
Spring
Water
ICES
IN ANY QUANTITY at
Moderate Charges.
Don’t see us before
ing your Spr this year.
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' 244 oT, Bldg. Lancaster, Pa. |
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