Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-06
COLUMBIA NEWS.
From our Regular correspondent.

From our Beguiar Correspondence.
To-mor, ow, Ash Wednesday, the fol-
lawing services will be held at St. Paul's
NJ. E. church: Holy Communion at 9 a.
m, morning service AID sermon at 1880
a M. evening service and short lecture at
80 p. NJ
Mr.. G. Ecl,man has purchased from Mr.
Richard Gore, for the sum Of Sl,2UO, :.
frame dwelling house located on Cherry
street between Fifth street and Lancaster
avenue.
The hands of the town clock We're out OF
humor last ght. On the different dials
different time was Indicated. Attention
The Republican primary meeting will
be held to night in the different wards Of
the borough for the purpose of nominating
a borough ticket.
Mr.. John Swartze's butcher team ran eff
or 5th street yesterday morning. about 10
o'clock. The driver WAS slightly injured
in the breast by kick from the animal.
The wagon was very much broken by
striking against post.
Mr. John kautfman's delivery wagon
broke down on the Lancaster pike, yester-
day. as lie was diving to Mountville.
Himself and friend were obliged to walk
home.
Personal Mention.
4 large and pleasant evening party was
held at the residence of Mrs Geo. Mifflin
on 81 street last evening. 1t was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
Miss Mary Russell of RusseIlsville. Pa,
! is visiting friends on 9Th street.
Mr.. Harry Leamau, a former resident OF
this place, but now of Columbus, O., re.
turned home for short visit to his parents
yesterday.
Mr. H. S. Graybill resigned tho First
| lieuteuantship of Co. G. last night. 1t
viii! be presented to the company next
Monday evening at the regular monthly
| business meeting.
FEMININE Fights.
Squire Frank held Gwinnie Haddocl
under bail to keep the peace with Snsar
Cruzen last evening. Tie two girls had Il
war OF words and slight skirmish il
front OF Mt. Zion A. NJ. f church aftel
the services ON Sunday evening. Mis-
Haddock entered suit yesterday before
Squire Young against Miss Cruzen, bu
failed to make cut case. The latter thel
made a counter suit with the above result
Naughty girls.
A Japanese Tea Party.
On Thursday and Friday evenings, Feb
9th and 9th, the ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a Japanese tea party
in Odd Fellows hall. The lady attend
ants will all wear japanese costumes, ant
the hall will be decorated in the Japanes
style. The sum of % cents will entitie
person to a cup of tea and a sandwich
and the cup and saucer from which the te
will be served.
| The Ice Oh the River.
The ice gorge above the bridge here h;'
been broken, and channel opened be
tween the eighth span of the bridge fror
four spans. Through this the ice
forcing its way The people OF Port Dc
post anticipate trouble, especially if tn
as was the case III 1875. The Jam at POI
into the bay. Furniture and other good
are being taken to the upper part of builC
ings, and the officers of the Port Depos
railroad are prepared to take the cars an
freight now at that place To Canal station
d couple OF miles distant.
Eeltef for tho Sufferers.
There will be a meeting to might of thos
persons having charge of the movemel
, which has been going OH in this place to
the relief OF those suffering by the grea
. floods in Germany. 1t will then be asceI
tanned what amount has been collected.
4 similar movement aud for the sam
purpose has been made by St. Paul
! German Lutheran church, on Locus
street, and church at Chestnut Hill, {
which the pastor of st. Pani's, Rev.
l ! Darmstctter, often breaches. Togeths
the congregation Of these churches ha,
, raised the neat sum of Sl29. Not Ion
Il since the above churches sent $32 to Wi
. tenborg, Germany, for the relief of suffc
: ers by great hail storm.