Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-31
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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Events along tho susquohanns--iteris nj
interest In aud Around tho Borough
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Events siong tho susauohanna--items nj
Interest IN aud Around tho Borough
Picked up by tho inte,'i-
gsncer Keporter.
Tie route Of the tiremen's parade To-.
morrow is as follows: Starting on linton
below Fourth il will be up Uuion to Ian
caster avenue and countormaroh TO Fifth,
across Fifth to Locust up Locust to
Seventh over Seventh to Walnut; down
Walnut to Sccopd then over to Locust I;
up Locust To- Third across Third 10
Cherry up Cherry to Fourth out Fourth
10 Manor up Manor to Ninth and coun
toImarch to Fourth across Fourth Co
Mill down Mill to Second over Second 10
UuiOn up Union to tho Shawnee engine
house.
Before tho parade moves G.. g. KauG
man, esq, will present ilag TO the Shawnee
hio cohlpany-a present from ladies of
NoluhUla' The visiting tiremeu will be
ircoiVou when the parade dismisscs at u o
shawnee engine house by MIR. Alfred &.
Dfuhcr, Mr. VIM. B. Givou was to have
ueilVered this address, but severe cold
VIII now prevent his doing so. The
'oinmbta tremen will take charge Of their
NIsitpls after the parade has been dismiss
ed,
In the Heiigious world. -
Watch meetings will bo held 10 uight at
bbO NcNhbilHt, IUlNtu blttU1eU
Bethel church of God churches. Pro.
traoted meeting began at the latter church
last night. These meetings will be- con.
tinuod some time. st. Johns Lutheran
church will repeat its Christmas entertain
ment tomorrow evening. 1t will DO an
entertaining affair.
Salome Presbyterian chapel Sunday
school elected the following officers yester
day Superintendent, q. g. Kaufman /;
assistant superinlcaden Geo. Crane
superintendent of infant school, Mrs.
Geo. Crane treasurer, J. w. Yocum /;
librarian, Geo. w. Schroeder aud Jno l.
Purple Secretary, q. II. Pfahler as
sistant secretary, VIM. Pedrick.
The Columbia Fro company will hold
its ball in the armory to night The
shawnee ball will be held at the same
place tomorrow night, Both will be big
affairs.
Mr.. James Kiscadden, recently injured
by being thrown from a buggy, is about
To attend to his duty again.
Wm. Is. Given, esq, has been elected
representative OF tho Columbia lodge OF
Artisans to the National assembly no is
now entertaining his brother, Mr.. Frank
Given, OF Philadelphia.
MIR. Thomas i. Luudy, the victim of
an accident which occurred on the
l'ennsylvaIia railroad at Philadelphia
several weeks ago, returned here ou
Saturday afternoon, accompanied by DR..
Frank Robinson, Of the PreSby terian hos
pital, Philadelphia. Since his return o
has been called upon by hosts of warm
friends who rendered their congratulations
upon his return.
The Death record.
Miss Sarah Bradley died yesterday of
1rppsy Tho Iuupral viii ha InII from hpr
late residence on Fourth street to morrow
at o'clock, p. m.
Mrs. Samuel May, who died Of pneumo
MIA at her home at Chestnut Hill,
yesterday, will be buried to morrow
afternoon at o'clock. The funeral services
will DO held ut her late residence.
Accidental,
Mr.. Thomas Davish and lady we're
thrown from sleigh at 7th and Chestnut
streets yesterday, as the horse rounded a
corner. The animal rau away, but was
soon recaptured. No person was hurt.
The snow and ice which fell from the
roofs OF many houses yesterday in several
Instances narrowly missed falling upon
persons. Any person so struck would have
been seriously injured, as the masses were
large aud heavy.
Henry Ridear was struck by Z. Il. r..
engine in the west yards here on Saturday
afternoon. The pilot knocked him from
the track. His head was cut and bruised
in several places. Conclusion of the brain
set in slightly. He is now Tes ting com
. fortably. The accident occurred while he
was walking on the track.
Borough summary.
The river rose q little last night.
Tho pavements are coated with leo aud
walking Is dangerous.
The ice on the river has been weakened
by the late warm weather.
y" Nick o the Woods " aud "The Gal.
ley Slave" will not be presented at the
opora house.
In short time the report OF the Colum
bia public ground company will 10 pub
lished.
Market was held this afternoon. To-
morrow being New Years day made ths
change.
Tho Columbia wreckiug crew yesterday
cleared away the remains OF the late wreck
down the Columbia and Port Deposit rail
road.
All Of tho banks and most business
places will be closed morrow. The
postoifioe hours arc irom to 10 a. III. aud
from q to y. IN.
The property located at 7th and Wal
nut streets, has becn purchased at private
sale by it's late owner, Mr.. Harvey Nc
Faddcn.
The butcher establishment of John lie
bayern has been sold by its late owner, wh'
has purchased August Shuler's bee
saloon on 5th street.
To night the following societies meet
riverside Home, No 81, IL. G. (H. F. g
A.; Susquehanna lodge of Odd Follows
and ConestogG lodge, No. 463, X. of L
No drill of company G will be held.
The New Year.
Tomorrow being New Year will be
legal holiday aud the banks and postofiio
will be closed. Sunday hours will b
observed at tho postoilico. The usua
watch meetings will take place thi
evening. Many society people will keo
open house, formally receiving the
various guests during the day.
rev DenofciaI Society,
A new mutual beneficial society WI
organized in the western part of the oil
Saturday evening, with Francis J. Marti
as president, and Charles Kreig secretar
u hapn n,