Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-27
COLUMBIA NEWS,


Events Along the susquehasn.-l,eu,s os
Interest In and Around the lsOrOuSh
Ilcke.s Up by Sho lntelli-
Eenesr's Reporter
The Rev, Theodore Stevens will con-
duct the services 1T the Methodist church
this evening. Services will begin at 73O
p. m.
The dancing school Of Mr.. A. NJ, Reese
is sure thing now and not an uncertainty.
1t will be opened in the arm0ry on Satur-
day afternoon.
The main water pipe on Walnut street
burst this morning. Repair work GU it
was Immediately begun and the brcakage
has been stopped.
The friends vi Miss Imoyene Wright.
daughter Of Henry Wright, deceased, Of
Philadelphia, will regret to learn that she
died in Merchantville, Pa.
A little child "f Mr.. Henry Culp, resid-
ing ON Cherry street, was nearly run
over yesterday mornin. by DOCTORS car
riage while playing in trout Of the house.
The horse was almost upon the little ono
when stopped.
Beaten ns baseball.
The Columbia baseball players were
badly defeated yesterday afternoon in
Wrightsville. The soOre stood 81 to IL in
favor of the Wrightsvilles. Columbia
needs considerable practice before going
away to play. Tie return game will be
played in Columbia on Saturday.
Onicers Elected.
An election of officers for ChicasalunXa
tribe No. 30. Of Rsd Meu, resulted in tho
following selection: Sachem, William
Meakley; s. 5, Charles Filbort j. s.,
Jacob Kritzer; Professor, John Harsh ;.
C. of R., L. NJ. Williams Assistant e. Of
r., Emanuel Newcomer X. Of w., B.
g. Baker; Jauitor, Andrew Hardnail.
Police Cases
Samuel Stoutsenberger was conducted
to the county Jail yesterday afternoon by
Officer John Gilbert for assaulting y
woman. He was sentenced to an i'm
prisonment by Squire Young for 10 days.
Another case, which was brought be-
fore the same justice, resulted in small
revenue for tho school board. The unfOr-
tunate. charged with drunken and disOr-
derly conduct, was fined and Obliged to
pay the costs Of suit. S3 OF the fine was
devoted to the school fund.
Indopsndent Republican Delegates.
At the ward meeting Of the Independent
gentlemen were elected to represent Col
|
Ephrata, on the 3Oth of September, for
the purpose Of nominating q candidate for
state senator of the Northern district
First ward, jeremiah Koch, DR.. j. L.
Hoffer, C. $. Graybili, w. Ii. HOgendOb-
ler and DR.. 3. Armor. Second Ward, Col.
VIM. Mcclure, ]. II. Herr and J. II.
Hardman. Third Ward, Robert Beecher,
Edward Caswell, Jacob Hitler, William
Kunn and James Jones.
The Package rarity.
Between GO aud 70 persons were present
at the package party which was held at
tho residence Of tho pastor of st. Johns
Lutheran church, last evening. Tho
W0man's Working eOciety of tho chuIc ch
held q short business meeting at tho same
place, previous to taking part in the
festivities Of the evening. Tho society
has cleared about 1862 by its last years
efforts. This sum has been devoted to
the new church building, and was OK
pended on the pews, furniture, and paper
ing and calciming Of tho walls. A Hour
ishing and prosperous year bOOms up bo
fore the organization.
B0roush Personals.
Mr.. John Denbar, of Philadelphia, is q
guest of frinds on Perry street.
Mrs. James Meyers, residing ut Nor,
wood, entertained number of friends last
evening.
Mrs. Henry Arnell, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr. Samuel Ackerman ON Locust
street.
Thirty four couple attended a surprise
party at Officer Henry Fishers on Cherry
street, last evening.
The round house telegraph operator Of
the II. s. q. railroad, John Ritter, is
spending his vacation in the Empire
state. - -.
Miss Mamie Mcl1illa6a Who has boon
visiting Miss NJ sttie Given, on Chestnut
street, returned to her h0m, in PittstoD,
Pa.
lIsPtise AssOciatlOn.
The North Philadelphia Baptist assOcia-
tiOn of churches convened in the Baptist
| church at Bridgeport ON Tuesday with
Hon. Isaac II. O'IIaIa as moderator.
The report of the committee on devO-
tiOnal exercises aud reports from several
churches were read, and the following
officers elected: