Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-09
COLUMBIA NEWS.


Events Along the susquehanns-lten.s OF
Interest In and Around the BorGash
Picked Up by tho inteiii-
genceT's Reporter
Three tranps were taken to the county
Jail by Officer Gilbert this morning.
Mrs. John p. Robinson has gone to New
York to visit friends.
Mr.. Samuel Dickson went to Chicago,
where he will reside in the future.
Miss Martha Floyd, Of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives on Cherry street.
Mrs. Or. Powell and the Misses Catna
r;ne Sbuman and Mary Gordon left for !
visit to friends in Philadelphia and \ ~
York.
There has been a good attendance + The
union services which have been pro-
gIess here this week. Conside, & The
fact that these meetings are for mem-
bers Of all the churches there sb .uld be a
still larger attendance. The hour of
meeting bas been arranged for the latter
part Of the afternoon, so that all can have
All opportunity to participate in the SER
vices.
The stockholders Of the Supplee steam
engine company held business meeting
a. the work. yesterday.
Mr. Samuel Shu!tz, residing on Union
opposite st. Peters C4.hOli, church oa
Union street, this morning, and broke his
leg.
The woman's working society of ST.
Johns Lutheran church will meet t.
night at the residence of Mrs. Joseph
Bennett, on Walnut street above 3rd. \
full attendance of the members is re-
quested.
An attempt vas made to enter the stable
al the keely stove works Oh Sunday
night. The staple of che of the doors was
wrenched Off but the thieves evidently
did not enter the building as nothing was
discovered To have been carried off.
a large party which was held in May
town last night, at the residence Of Mrs.
Samuel Pence, was attended by number
OF persons from this place. Grooves
orchestra from Columbia furnished music
for the occasion. The dancing was kept
up until O'Clock this morning.
4 crowd Of drunken tramps engaged in
Il regular old time engagement near the
Susquehanna rolling mill yesterday. The
fight was only ended because of the exhaus-
tiOn of those engaged. AS no person was
very seriously injured, it did not take long
ior the pugilists to become reconciled 10
one anOther's companicnship again.
The Real Estate Market.
Ga Saturday evening the following pro,
perties were offered for sale at tho
Franklin House The residence of Mrs.
Harriet L. Ilaldeman, deceased, or Chest
nut street withdrawn at 81 800 The
Gress property, also on Chestnut street
Withdrawn at $3.50. Property belonging
to the estate of Adam Wehner, deceased,
No, situated on Walnut street, sold to
Patrick Lynch !o- s1.31O; No. 9, located
on Perry street, sold to John Wehner for
$500 No. 3, belonging to the estate CT
Ann NJ. Wchner, sold TO Mrs. John Web
ner for $3.50.
Insurance Company Officers.
The Pennsylvania mutual life insurance
company held an election of officers yes.
tcrday. The following gentlemen were
elected: president, John Il. Bachman
vice president. Samuel I'ilbert treasurer,
John H. Wisler; secretary, Geo. Young
ir.; directors, John i5. Bachmap, Jacob
j. S:rine, Samuel Filbert, Y. j. Baker, ii.
IL. lIeise, John p. s;taman, Thomas r.
McClnne, w. Hayes Grier, VIM. McDcvitt,
John Hieclcr, II. L. Wolfe and William
Harm. The new oi.icers formally organ
iZcd last evening.
A Man sV:tn "a f:rolten Arm.
Henry Resi-, employed as farm hani
in RaphO township, lad one of his ARM
broken yesterday morning While working
about some farm machinery. He was Oh
his way to Columbia to have it attended
to when met by Dr. 6. w. BcrItheiHel,
who was returning 70 town from a visit
to patients in the country. The latter
saw that the young man was in pain and
questioned him, getting the above ;Ifor
nation, with tho additional that the man
was on his way to DR.. Bernthelzei's office.
Tho doctor revealed his identity and
brought the sufferer I'd town i'll his car
riage. An examination revealed a COM
pound fracture Of the forearm. After re-
ceiving the Necessary surgical attendance
the man departed for h"lne.
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