Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-23
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Mannheim Matters.

Mannheim Matters.
The News FROM That Borough.
Miss Carrie Kreider of Lancaster was
visiting friends here over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Hershey, OF Salupga, was
the quest of Miss Lizzie Stoncroad, on
Sunday. ..
Frank Hamaker, has been visiting
friends at Elizabethtowr.
Master Chas. F. Hahn, accompanied his
father to Philadelphia last week on a
business trip.
Abraham Kline, esq, was at Philidel
pha on Tuesday, or the election might
have gone the other way (?) perhaps.
Ex-Representative Abraham Kaufman,
is seriously ill at his residence in Penn
township.
Rev. Joseph Specht, of the Evangelical
church, preached his farewell sermon on
Monday morning to a large congregation.
The Northern mutual fire insurance
company Of this county appointed Il. u.
BrOsey. agent for Mannheim.
The police were On the qui vive on Sat
urday evening for the disorderly disciples
OF Bacchus, but the streets were compare
lively quiet and no arrests wero made.
Miss NJ. A. McElwain, of OctOraro, and
Hiss A. c. McElwain, of Nine Points, this
county, paid visit to Mr.. J. Z. keylor,
principal of the Mannheim schools on Sat,
urtlay evening number of the principal
friends met at the residence of }. Il. Eby,
and were handsomely entertained.
Mr.. Il. &. BrOsey purchased MIR. IL. u.
Hcrr's residence on North Prussian street
on private terms Mr.. Z. has rented the
second floor to the Y. NJ. G. A. and it will
be used as a free reading room. The first
floor will he occupied by the proprietor
who intends opening a first class consec-
tionery this coming spring. Tic has al
ready purchased a large soda fountain and
will serve his customers with this popular
beverage.
The Mannheim literary society met OF
Friday evening and was called to order by
the chairman, Mr.. Lincoln BomberSer
following was the programme Music 10y
the grammar school referred question,
"What is your opinion of gossips?" an
swered by Mr.. G. J. Menglc oration-
Common Sense Jacob Il. Shearer
essay by Miss Sallic A. Stautfer "l
"Friendship ;" debate, Resolved, tha
the incoming school board should exten'
the school term to seven months, wa
discussed in the affirmative by Miss Lizzi
Helena and J. B. Keylor negative, Ii: Z
Staufter and f. Sherman Brcnner. The
Judges decided allrllisttlNcIS. 'oclSCIio
by Master F. J. Bicmsdcrfer. The week.
Budgct was then read by the editor, j. Is
Keylor. After the sentiment roll picc
of music was rendered by the gramma
school. After the critics remarks, b
Miss Bella Sharp, the society adjourned t
meet Oh Friday evening, Feb. 2f
The following ticket was elected Il
Mannheim
Burgess NJ. +. Bombarser.
Council A. ii. Danner, Henry Arnd
d. NJ. Brosey.
High Constable: B. S. Houser.
District Constable Parker 5. Watson
Assessor Henry Diaenderter.
Assistant Assessors Geo. Long, JAIME
NJ. Dunlap.
Judge &C. +. Gibble. F. X. Brcsey.
SchOo! Directors ii. :. Danncr, Gee
ID. Miller, jr.
Auditor S. ID. Young.
The councimen elected are pr"gressiv
aud we hope the day is not far dista'
when East High street will be piaed. an
our streets be illuminated on dark night
A feeble effort was made by fc
mousing politicians to depose our prese'
efficient burgess, Mr.. NJ. +. Bomberge!
but their fond hopes were 'nppcd in Il
bud" and the honest voters OF DO
parties rendered him an almost unail
nous reelection.