THE MOUNT JOY BULLE
VOL XIII. NO. 47 / MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916
To be Successful You Must be Awake; If You're a Real Live One, You'll Advertise
| William Weidman, of Florin, w as | .
n g 5 un | tried on a charge of malicious mis- a 3
: iN rst 0 nite lates ni hief at Court on Wed sday, Mrs. | J ine Neg Bh
largaret Gestewitz testified that on | I
March 5th, she lived in a home of | y
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A VERDICT OF GUILTY
anew ve | Trolley Gar Struck a F
Weidman's. He called for the rent |
due and ghe said she could not pay |
tit. Weidman then removed all the! 5 re TL. 0 o
Shi Canada {0 ie Held al Mi Joy BR I on Trolley Passengers Jolted Off ell deals oEVerd
April 1, because she could get no § 3 . : ensy hid Bi. cu ge i
. wr er . ; ; nse a g I. ho ie is gil ] Automobile Damaged Ulit itu Liie Was i i
headon
* E Gross Roads Ghurch Will he the Scene of Great nm = ™ ™ | www, we os on sre som os i
The defendant testified at he Over autoists around here the pas Both the trolley and auto applied lisior The occupants all escaped
| — , . rented the property to Gestewitz by! week as the following list of unav- their brakes but notin time to avofd uninjured Neither was the auto ordi:
® ; the month. He becan in arrears, | oidable accidents will show. a collision, and the two collided ron damaged but the hors Ti
Po ltd ; Ln he : Sig . . ¢ ag out 1€¢ horse wag
refused to pay and refused to va- There was quite a collision at With considerable force. Several t I'he extent of the animal’s®
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cate. He then served legal notice | ihe point where the trolley tracks Windows in the trolley were broken urie
for the family to vacate and because cross the Colebrook, road a short and passengers thrown from their
; er wa unable to drive the horse
| they would not move he decided to distance east of Rheemsg yesterday Seats. The two front wheels, and hom: that night Mr. Sh a
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give them ventilation hy removing! afternoon and that np one was in- radiator of the Ford were damaged. very careful driver 1nd so wer
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: ; : 1 Q : : : The court on Saturday morning i The: tures oelock wolley Was com: Fortunately no one was inj 1 * | "Ro Just ow the accident ecvitied
! This entire community can feel| States and all points thruout Canada | will be open to the public. imposed a fine of $10 and costs of ing east and was in charge of con- 8 Injured. Trolley Hits Auto
highly honored, due to the fact|where this denomination exists. A The ablest speakers in this de- |i}, suit on Mr Wildman cons ductor Hartman and Motorman Auto Strikes Team )n Sunday afternoc when the
: that the Cross Roads Church, half large number of visiting members nomination will attend. We predict | — gin] : Hunsinger. The car was coming On Saturda Eli Shectz! 4-15 yme east, it struck a
i a mile west of this place, has been | will also attend and we feel safe in| that this will be one of the great- at a fair, rate of speed and a Vas going up West Main street Ford touring car t the corner of
{ selected and in which will be held saying that this house of worship est conferences ever held in this house at this crossing partly ob- his Saxon oadste A Haver and West Donegal
the annual General conference of will be taxed to its utmost capacity county and it was only by chance structed the view of William Linde- Which were John Berri Phar tre in thi ce. The car Wis
the Brethren in Christ denomination at every meeting. that this section was so fortunate. muth, who rung a Ford jitney at Shani comix t I d (Coutinued on page 8) ;
of the United States and Canada. The conference will be held from This Conference was to be held | i THE SICK AND AFFLICTED - res
Thig will, beyond a doubt, be the May 15 to 20. Three sessiong will near Stayner, Ontario, but on ac- ° ” Ss nd ~ . :
greatest event in the history of this| be held daily, morning, afternoon count of war conditions, it was con- Dr) Newpher RecBverindsNive Nou. i 6% a i IT, f
a well known church, Several hun- and evening. The day sessions will | sidered unsafe to convene in that | : her o Ouite In : oy 4 gi Io 0
A dred delegates will be present from be open to delegates and members| country, and will therefore be held ! pher Smeitzer Quite 3 TAL f
{ 4 almost every state in the United only, while the evening sessions | here, Il A son of foserh Io 1m quit ; 4 : :
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4 JUMPED FROM CARRIAGE ee 2 p20 IS WRN a HH aril !
| » i 2 | = “HIREABOUTS OF OUR| Mrs. Clara Haines, who has be y : Eo
Villa B 0 Ma Own Nar- | Miss Lilian Bender Slightly Injured FRIENDS THE PAST Ween { auite ill, is still in a precarious
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Pa tie soon nena me owenvosencors) FOES OF OU MAY RE Lis Sermon ome on nn ci cB. Toppin Are Raving
wly Escapes Gonflagration =i ee” mn wn Dal for Eines forint Fannie
[OW p : prom stems voen- oe wea] DOIEIS MIB POSE WBE | comin oe aera U0 VOF UGHGETGG GUY (Gian
rom a carriage which she and | —_— week. This morning her conditio
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4 000 Blaze Thursda --Flames Started |» father were riding. She believed | vwnat Qur Abie Corps of Reporters | is somewhat better. there is a time in every man’s ind as a result all the Democratic
d d ! J | the horse to be running away. | round in the Cara Basket About| We are pleased to say that Dr. life when he realizes that the “a
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Mr. Bender and his daughter were| ‘VY4is€il YOur riienus ana vuw | J. J. Newpher is recovering from mark: “Life is one d— thing after
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i a ¥ postmasters in the county thus far
> | bi appointed are half and half—50 per
In Frank Coac orks-- uto urne driving from Manheim to Sporting | ‘yuaintances | very severe attack of sickness. He another,” is only too wre. We Know cent. of the plums going to the
Hill, when a passing auto truck s now able to sit up in bed for of no better comparison than this Davis crowd and the other Afty to
yrief intervals and is receiving |in the present fight for the POSt- [the Antis.
Tr : Miss Violg aker spe Raster aft |
| scared the horse. The animal made| “158 Viola Baker spent Easter al
Maytown had the biggest kind of used as a coach works and stable, | sudden move and the oir becom: | Reading. | guests, mastership at Mount Joy. | Asyet there are two appointments
a fire scare on Thursday evening, | Frank and his son, Harry, having | ing frightened, jumped from the car-| Misy Alia Nissley of Lancaster, | os Usually, the party that ig in con- to be made i. e.,, Mount Joy and
which is likely to result in the or-|been at work there. The origin of | riage, landing upon her head. The| Shonk Sunday in town. Will. Extend the Platform trol instructs its followers that New Holland. If the appointment
ganization of a firefighting brigade | the fire is not known, It was 4:45 father soon regained control of the] Mr. and Mrs. P.E Getz spent | The long platform on the south they must sieve their list of can- was made ai the latter place, one
for the village. The danger of a o'clock when the flames were first/animal and immediately picked up Sunday with his parents at Ephrata at the P. R. R. didateg and the last one remaining could easily select from the above
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general conflagration was $0 great| seem, and they spread rapidly. A|his unconscious daughter and rush- Mt. and Mrs. Joseph B. Hershey passenger depot was just recently 8€ts the plum. In Mount Joy there who would be appointed here, but
at one time that Friendship Fire| crowd of people soon gathered, and|ed her to the office of Dr. J. B,|SPenl Sunday with friends at Co-| and will be extended at the SO many applicants that refuse to as it is, the matter remains a
Company here was phoned for but | most of the men and boys became | Hershey in Manheim, where it was|!lumbia. most up to the Market |P€ “sieve (and we can’t blame question
did not respond on account of there volunteer firemen. Sparks from the| found that she sustained ' injuries George Drabenstadt of Phila eet bridge, Owing to the , them as the Democrats have not Usually, the appointments are
being no water in that village to|burning building were blown all about the face and head. She re-| d¢lPhia, spent Sunday here with his had a postmaster here since the made long before this. In a month
feed the pumps. Columbia was also| around, and the steeple of the Re-| gained consciousness after a lapse|SISLELs. ngers must frequently walk é Henry Miller.) Mr. Fenstermacher’s term expires
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\ phoned to for help and the Keystone formed Church caught fire. The|of some time. Mr, Harry Lyons of mear town he cars until they reach the plat The names mentioned thus far as but why should he worry. He will
auto-chemical engine was rushed to|flames were extinguished before | ——— EP re— attended a funeral at Ephrata o : aL: Rath ie train moves | SUCCESSOTS to J. Fred Fenster- serve until his successor is named.
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i ri rillage 7 ime | h damage was done, though it] 5.1 I Sunday. l frerand 1% whol authori- /Macher are: Har Hinkle, Jacob Anoth 1 :
the imperilleq village. By the time much ¢ } Keller's, Next Sale : Se | forward. This is what the authori- rg arry : Another unpleasant proposition
rOVOY 3 avill iTo Z 7 o | 3 b Mr. Harol ar, Jilliamson | £ hrite
they reached the scene however, the | will require an outlay of a couple of | Messrs. J. B. Keller & Bro. will Gn jas old ig oF W iat | ties are anxious to overcome, hence |W: thrite, 0. M. Donaven, S. M. now confronts one of the aspira
fire was under control. | hundred dollars for repairs. The | sell a lot of good stock at their cat-|” 01, spent Easter here with his [this change. Work on extending this |Donaven, Charles DeLong, J. Willis Mr. E. B. Tppin is making a person-
The flames started in a frame|roofs of other buildings were also | tle yards here on Friday, April 28.| P4rents. | platform will begin as soon as the Freed, Edward Mann and, even al canvas among the Yemcerats of
building owned by Harry Frank, and| (Continued on page 4) | They will have sixty-two head of S rey Galsrine Brensman spent |; avons lower the lsewer pipe that Others. There is one thing certain the town for the offic. of County
LE : - ee Saturday with friends at Wilming irries the water from Market street and that is, that if these men don’t Committeeman. J. Willis Freed is
- cows consisting of fresh, close
i springers and backward cows] 101: Del. into the “Cut.” soon agree on a choice the pres- the present commitieeman and
x 3 : | Among them are Jerseys, Guern-| MT. and Mrs. Jacob Zeller attend: ah a lent incumbent ~/ill continue in office should he be defeated at the
~ IS Innie reneman 6 | seys. Brindles and Holsteins. Also ed the funeral of Mr. Cyrus Smith | : : until they get together. primary May 16, and the appoint.
Ua [some heifers, stock bulls and a 16t|8t Lancaster. | Spelling Bee Saturday Night | Everybody, however, is waitingon ment of postmaster not be made
Vor oxirn. whol The raised Shotts Mr. and Mrs, J. HA Stoll spent | On Saturday evening, April 29, a move fromy the other. The po- before then it woul give Mr.
| Pont forget the date, Friday, April Sanday ot Mercuantville, N. 3, With) oe n nn box eg Spoiling Des % litical situation in the Democratic Freed a black ere.
0g ot | their daughter. | Mount Joy Hall by the Citizens . at present is such thata great fverybody is awaiting with is
. wen ireenaws: ‘ tude f this place. There will e ; }
Mr, Owen Greenawalt, a studen of this plac There 1 is being made to get ult of the fight for the
post office plum in thig place.
aing that frequently stop here,
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at Lebanon Valley College, was classes, two spelling anda g
Lower Express Rates Fvome
| over Easter.
Taught Sunday School Glass, Took I, REMOVEU cx: “ov toes “a7 i “Conamrons] i Simon Holts of Harriss ex w
; i ind Anti-Davis men together
nformation class, Valuable priz-
be given the successful co:
with . he jaug s vdditic
2 - . Traction Company will be reduced. | toy Mis. H. J. a : co d
Hor Home an Expired A feptute of tho new Tates will be | Miss Marie Klugh of General eal and in
: the division of territory into siX|pgspital at Lancaster, spent Satu] mental musi There will also
zones, or pursue the same method|q,y here with her parents. ecial I th nd Adm
One of the most prominent mis- Council of the Lutheran church. as does Uncle Sam in carrying par- Muster Rods Barks of Philaddlilsics
gionary workers of the Lutheran She is survived by two children, cel post. Details of same may be| phi; pent his Easter vacation here aa
church of the General Council in Jeseph, at home, and Miss Cath-| geen by their ad elsewhere in this| wity Mr. ang Mrs Harry Tyson .
this section, Mrs. Minnie Frellk aping, = student at Maryland: Coll iesne. | Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Kelle nd p A Planted Shay Supper
Breneman, died at her home in Mt. lege, Lutherville, Maryland. One sis- errr erat @ Gece daughter Helen were Sunday guests Thar ill he a big time at
Joy on Sunday shortly before noon ter, Mrs. H. C. Schock, of this Rather Death Than Court {of Mrs. Hoyt Ni ¥, ni Steelton, | Me Ginnis on Friday evening
as a result of a stroke of apoplexy. place, and her mother Mrs. Louisa| The dead body of Jerome T. Moy-| Miss Laura Urich, one of our lo | Week wha the Allon Mu
gers. Dreneman was stricken while Frank. also remains. er, who was to appear at last|cal teachers, spent the Kaster holi-| Sanization of Lancaster, wili
planked shad supper there. Cove
will bel
this well known musical organiza
attending the Easter morning ser- The funeral will be held from | eek Quarter Sessions Court to|days at her home in Harrisburg |
vice at Trinity Lutheran church, Mt. her late home this afternoon at 3 |angwer a charge of arson for burn-| Ar and Mrs. Norman Arntz and |
was removed to her o'clock. Burial will take place in :
for sixty members of
house and barn, was found |g, 1al f Maytown, wel Sun- | ; ] y i Jos
boy. iy prs. Thome and Snyder the Mount Joy cemetery. g to a tree about a mile from | ore . nn OB oe fi | tion whith will be accompan ; b
+# were summoned, but she expired ritztow Berks county, on, Satur| ges Lillian and Gertrude Long | 'S, ¢O™ ete band of twenty pieces , . e000 wor H secre A
shortly before noon. Amos M. Sauder day. Word of the find reached Lan-|; Lancaster, spent Saturday ang | 2nd its own orchestra. rb enthy
v Mrs. Breneman arose at 7:30 Amos M Sauder, a well _ known caster Monday. Sunday in the family of Martin Gar- rm . = ad : re onde
! ’, k apparently in good health. farmer, die it his home in East OW Jer Choral Society : Musical Postponed g : thos ra :
goes t to the Sunday School of Hempfield township Friday evening C. S. Frank’s Sale Miss Celesta Carson of Philadel On ac f the 4d f Mrs x t i ob
om where she taught her after an il s of four months from On Friday, May 5, C. S Frank spent and Sunday | MiT e Benen DE place dd
Sunday gchool class as usual. She com f diseases. He was in W sell anothe big lot of live th hey Mis. D. A/[the h 2 ety vas { T : x : : Hae hooting
did not complain of feeling {ill at his fff] year. Stock at public sale at the former w k now } } x : or pumping
that time. At the conclusion of the Deces 0 Wis .@ son of ihe Joie Red Lion stables ih Plage Se Misses Christine and Ma It. J : 3 n was I aaichets, ‘ladders,
Sunday School gervice she went to Jacob and Anna Miller Sauder. He will sell a carload 0 Sows, a few Moyer spent from-Fr wv to Sunday Mav 2 A . earsal Ww 3 ? a av he ¢ will Fo
: the regular church service. Tt was v: a I of the Brethren in stock bulls and a large lot of Bowe i relatives at Middletov and next Mond evening .
i while there that she. was stricken Chr ; and had resided in raised shoats. 2t. | 4a r a ' T
and carried to her home. ! locality of } Hempfield dur- : — J s Lehman of Lebanon,
Mrs. Breneman was born in Mt. 2 fy FU ie his widow Beginning Early spent Saturday Sunday ia. the \
s in her fftioth year, . °° 8° ed by his widow, who Ss sec was by a|families of 1 Garber and M
Joy and was Jhtor. of the Tato before marriage was Elizabeth H.! hail. ang storm Fri after-{Quintin. Amspacke: N
Sue. Was 3 dane had always i Lefever, one son Ira, at home, and noon at 4:30. Considerable hail félll Mr. Clarence Campbell of Hershey | ens A
Fate Br RY "She was the ‘he following brothers and sister: and the cutters were flowing full of| spent Saturday and Sunday here as | terie He sells then rholesal ) 5 te Leg
Biss ib ‘Brennan and was Jacob and Michael of Mt. Joy; Mrs.! water. The rain was accompanied|ihe guest of his parents, Mr and (and retail and offers special - 0 ier
; bins i best kno tadies fu John Hershey, of Hast Petersburg,/ by thunder and lightning, the first| Mrs. Albert Campbell. fments to dealers. Read his ad >a It Took a Long Time
Mount Joy. She waiila member of A avelijamy of Rlosi®, real storm of its kind this 8 | Messrs. Robert Kauffman and Jno. [on another the Bulletin A Very Good Sale Dr. J. R. Lehman of Mountville,
Trinity Lutheran chufeh, Mt. Joy; tate Sin =! a rom hs W. McGinnis attended early Moravi- | ———— , the best horse sales held one of the last of our country doo.
the Sunday School a the Ladles" o'clock with services in the oh] Specials in Shoes $20 services at the Moravian Church Auction Auction here in a long time was. the one tors to stick to horse flesh and
Aid Society. Mrs. Bjeneman was town Mennonite hurch at 10 Mr. Laskewitz, the Bast Main|at Lititz on Easter morning. | On Saturday afternoon and even-|° Sa v : Mr r Ream bueey, has bonsht an automobile.
also a member of e Executive clot. Int t % ate In th street shoe merchant, has just re; Mr. Omar Kramer, a son of Mr. ling, April 29, an auction, will be <W'€ 2° 3 9 ores were sold TT -
Board of the Woma Home and im : i erent vas made ® ceived a large stock of Spring foot-|D. W. Kramer, lef® last Friday for |pelq at the Peoples Cash Store, H. and good prices were realized 54 Years Ago
Fogglen Missionary Sfeclety of the 'crevile Mennonite cemetery. jwear that will interest all. He is|Dixon, Ill, and from there expects|H. Zeller, proprietor, on Fast Main rr - On April 92, a
gelical Lutherand Ministerium Emm offering something special in base | to go to Detroit wiere he will re-|street, when the remainfng stock | Both banks and our public schools County farmes
of Pennsylvania and §the Woman’s Daniel Kinsey died at his home ball shoes complete with cleats at| vide in the future of groceries, cakes, candies, ete. |Observed Good Friday by remain‘ng field
Missionary Society of ‘he General (Continueq on page §) {$1.98 a pair. Read his ad. | (Continued on puge §) will be disposed of | closed
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