Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-27
SUMMER LEISURE.
People WIN Want to Keep Cool.

People WIN Want to Keep Cool.
Sheriff Strinc left Lancaster yesterday
for two days bass fishing at his old home
i'm Columbia.
Marriott Brosius, esq, and wife went to
Atlantic City to-day.
Miss Name. a. Pfeiffer accompanied by
Miss Minnie NJ. Bushong left for Whining
ton, Del, this morning, where they will
spend tho heated term their trip will i'll
clude Cape May, Atlantic City and other
points.
Rev. j. B. Shumaker, ID. d., and family
have gone to Bucyrus, Ohio.
Yesterday the families of Thomas Baum
gardner, John II. Baumgardner and Frank
X. Howell, held a family picnic at Mr..
BaumgarIcr's farm in Martic township.
Miss Edith Johnston left Lancaster to-
day in company with Miss Lille Lewis, of
Baltimore, Nd, whose guest she will tc
at the latter city. Miss Lewis has been a
visitor ut the residence OF Mr.. }. NJ. John
stOn for the past few weeks.
The following paragraph is clipped from
the Providence Or. ID Press "Amons the
distinguished guests entertained at Squan-
t,m, yesterday, were Major B. f. Brenc-
man, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Con-
gressman Dean, of Massachusetts,, and
Mcssrs Kent, Lancaster, Mills and Hill
dretl, of Boston. Major Brcneman will be
pleasantly remembered as one of the prom
incnt members of Philadelphia Command
cry, kniS Shts Tcmplar, entertained here
by Calvary Commandcry two years ago,
and he is almost as we'll known among the
Masonic fraternity in this city as in Penn
sylvania. To-day he is the guest of the
Warwick Club at Long Meadow
Election Of Officers.
At the annual meeting of tho 6 People 5
Building, Loan and Deposit Company" "
held last Saturday evening, the following
year:
President--lI. II. Brcncman.
Vice Prcsidcnt-Martin Krcidcr.
Sccretary-H. w. Villee.
Treasurcr-Dr. A. J. Herr.
DirectOrs-A. S. Eillee, X. 4. Smith,
John Free, Jas. A. Nimlow, VIM. Il. Mil
Swift, Matthias Wilson.
der, David Warfel.
CampineetlnE Trains.
On Sunday next both railroad COM
panies will run special trains from this
city to the Landisville campmeeting.
Over the Reading road the trains will
leave King street at $40 and 1O:1Oa. m.,
and 1 As p. m. Returning they will leave
LaLdisville at IL m., 5:12 and 8 p. m.
Tho Pennsylvania road will run five
trains, which will leave their depot
as follows: S:45 and $50 a. H., 40, 3
and $50 p. m. The trains will leave Lam
Up. m.
Shoulder Blade Broken.
Chas. Haughman. who boards at No. 2222
North Queen street, in attempting to get
off freight train, near the Penn iron
works, on Sunday evening, fell and had his
shoulder blade broken. Mr.. IIaug hman
had been to Columbia and rode in the ca
boose of a freight. He was asleep when
the train passed through the depot. He
only discovered where he was when the
train reached the iron works and the &C
cident occurred. DR.. Davis is attending
Mr.. Haughman.
Catholic Picnic.
On Thursday next the congregation of
st. Anthony's church, this city, and Of st.
GATHERINGS church, DrumOre township,
will hold joint picnic in Hess's woods,
near Quarryville. Great preparations are
making for the event, and there will
doubtless be q big turnout if the weather
is fine.
fsusy Season In Prospect.
Since his return from Europe Manager
Yecker has been busily engaged booking
shows at his opera house. The season
promises to he the liveliest one Lancaster
has known for years, and it will probably
he onnned Inv MrS Howard in HITncla