Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-25
COLUMBIA NEWS.
NSa'W KIsGULAk CORRESPONDENCE

Events Along the SusquehasDs-lesuns os
Interest In and Arou.d the Borosgh
Picked Up by sss Istssis-
Eenosr's Reporter
A waslOut has occurred on the Tide
Water canal. Boats are detained at this
place In consequence.
By collision with q wagon on Locust
street, in front Of the opera house, on
Saturday, one Of tho wheels OF DR.. Hin.
kle's carriage was torn off.
Tho Columbia wrecking crew of the
last remains of the late wreck on tho Port
Deposit railroad yesterday.
Thomas Morrison and Henry ROte.
brakeman on the p. r. r., who were in
jured On tue railroad, the former last
Wednesday, the latter the day following,
expect to return to work this week.
Mrs. Samuel Fisher has entered suit
against Samuel StoutSenberger before
Squire Young, for assault and battery
committed on Saturday morning.
An attempt was made to enter the rcsi-
dence of Mr.. Peter Kimbing on Second
street last Friday night. 1t was frustrated
by an alarm which was given by the fam
lily.
Frank Fraync's dramatic troupe passed
through here to-day, on route for York.
H, will exhibit hero on the 9th of next
month. The play il a sensational ono.
Richard Redman, an emplOyo of PerrOt-
tets iron works, on Bridge street, had one
of his hands crushed ON Saturday, by being
caught between the cog wheels Of some
machinery.
The festival Of St. Johns Lutheran
church, which was held on Saturday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. BENJAMIN Herr,
on ID street, will he continued this evening.
at the residence Of Mrs. Joseph Hugon-
togler, On 4th street.
Ar. Dsily's Funeral.
About 81 uniformed Knights TempIar
attended the funeral of the late James III.
Daily On Saturday afternoon. Sixteen of
them were from Lancaster. The Ironville
band headed the funeral procession.
Knights Templar services were held at the
Presbyterian church and at the grave. The
interment took place in tho Bethel ceme-
tery.
QuarrelinE lsIli Fosters.
Ernest Writer'S, tho Columbia bill
poster, had an alteration with ono Of
Barnum's g bill posters last week, regarding
some bill boards owned by tho former,
and which tho agent wished to use with
out getting permission from tho Ownor.
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and the agent got after him. Tho agent
was obliged to swallow his wrath.
Borough Porsousis.
Miss Ella Frey has returned from \
visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edward Hess, Of Harrisburg, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Hugentogler on 4tb
street.
Miss Sallie e. Brown, of Altoona, is the
guest Of Miss Maggie Zeigler on Walnut
street,
Messrs. Frank Kramer and William
H0yt, who have been visiting their re-
spoctive families here, have returned to
Philadelphia.
Church Matters
The corner. stOne of tho new Prest yterian
church, in Wrightsville, was laid yester.
day morning. The Rev. J. Z. Hume, of
Lancaster, was present.
Yesterday was ''Rallyiug Day" at tho
Presbyterian Sunday school. A number Of
visitors were present. Tho exercises con-
sisted Of addresses, singing aud reviews Of
tho past years lessons. Tho services were
exceedingly interesting.
The re- e-Opening Of the Methodist church
took place yesterday at 1915 a. M, in the |
presence OF a large congregation. The |
sum of 50, 800 was raised to liquidatc the |
debt incurred by repairing the church. |
The churcl, has rO (1cht nm IT,