Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-16
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORREsYON,rx

| OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.
| The Thermometer has again gone mn
among the nineties.
| Mr. Harry Skeen to Miss Ella Kline.
| both OF Columbia, were united in wcdlock
this morning by Squire Frank.
| One OF the snindles in the Shawnee roll
ing mill broke yesterday morning, causing
| the mill to stop. 1t will be started again
on Monday morning.
Last evening q .wcll-knOwn Columbia
gentleman was arrested for cruelty to ami
mails. He had a hearing before Squire
Frank, who put him under bail for a
further hearing
Mr.. Harry c. Smith, formerly manager
| of the Columbia drug store, was rendered
| and accepted \ position in store in Scran-
ton. The young gentleman is sdeservins of
the position. He is first class druggist
and being an agreeable companion, will
no doubt make \ success of this under
taking.
A party Of ladies and gentlemen from
the st. Charles furnace came very near
meeting with serious accident last cvcn-
ing. While out boating, near the middle
Of the river, their boat struck rock,
knocking large hole in the bottom. With
much difficulty they succeeded in reaching
the Wrightsville shore, but outside of 4
good ducking nothing serious is the cOnsc-
quence.
Batchcller 4 Doris advertising circus
car stopped here last evening and after
billing our town for their exhibition ut
Lancaster left :his morning by the Read
ing railroad.
a. nj. to-day. The services were held ut
4 I,op Inf al I V~l~.
Officiated. n large number Of friends and
relations followed her remains to their
last resting piece.
The residents were startled this morn
ing by loud and prolonged whistle from
$. N. Smiths saw and planning mill. Some
thought that i fire had broken out, but in
stead tho whistle was broken and could
not be shut Off. Mr.. s. had his hands
badly burned while wrapping old rags and
other things around the broken part.
MIR. John Collins, workman ut the
Shawnee furnace, had his leg broken by
heavy stone falling on it. He was re-
moved to his home, where for number Of
years he has been the soc support OF 4
widowed mother. Our charitable friends
will do we'll by callin. upon her and ad-
ministering to necessary wants.
The Pennsylvania railroad company will
sell limited number of excursion tickets
to COney Island, on July 81 Tickets will
be good on the Columbia accommodation
that day. Returns coupons good on regu-
lar trains until July a;} inclusive. Fare
for round trip is s4.7J.
Miss Sue Nolan LETT this morning for
Philadelphia Mr.. Abe Hanauer returned
from his home in Pittsburgh for short
visit to his parents Mrs. Rev. Theodore
Stevens, formerly Of Columbia, but who
now resides in Philadelphia. is the guest
of Mrs. es(Qbp Shenberger Miss Eve
Nesbitt, " Port Deposit, is the guest of
Miss Annie Fendrich Mrs. Scott Patton
and daughter, Miss Flora left town
last evening on Il visit to relations in
POttsvillc.
Mr.. Christian Cline, aged 81 years. hv-
ing near Mountyillc, and 4 brother Of DR..
Cline, came to Columbia this mOrnin. for
the first time in fifteen years. He stopped
at the Columbia engine house and told
number of young men how our town look
ed twenty and thirty years ago. He
served through the entire Mexican war
under General Taylor. Some OF his ex-
plOits in that war he ais" told, and the
young men all agree that "he is Il jolly
good old fellow