Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-20
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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events along the susqushsnna-Items
Interest I'm and Around the Borough
Pickod up by the Inteln-
gencer Reporter.
Amateur fisherman still continue to
grumble about the poor fishing.
Tonight meeting Of Riverside lodge
No. 81, Ladies' Home Communion will Ee
held.
St. Johns Lutheran church now has its
front ornamented with handsome gas
light, present from Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Krodel.
A new gas generating machine is now
being placed in a structure in the rear of
II. II. Heise's hardware store, for the pur-
pose of lighting that building.
A big crowd attended the Shawnee FIRE
company's dancing picnic in Heise's woods
Oh Saturday. The boys realized neat
sum from the affair.
Wrightsville was visited by large
driving party from Lancaster, all of the
members of which seemed to enjoy hugely
the trip to our little sister borough of the
York county hills.
Some excitement was caused in King
steam bakery, this morning, by the blow
ing off of the safety valve. When the
extent Of the damage was ascertained, the
iabors.
The Tigy goat still continues the de
stluction of property. His latest castro
nomic feat was the disposition of two
horse fly nets. The goat is nuisance ard
should be quickly disposed of by the
members of tho company.
A certificate of deposit on the first ma
tioEal bank, of this place, for SIS, the
property of Mr.. J. ID. Morton, was lost on
Saturday. AS it was not endorsed it can
do no person any good and it is hoped that
it will be returned.
The quarternaster sergeant of CO. G.
will receive tonight all company property
used by the members in the late encamp-
ment, and all persons holding such are
required to make their returns to night.
Only short drill is to be held.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vache, wife Of p. L.
Vache, died on Saturday afternoon at her
residence on Third street. of dropsy of the
heart, from which disease she had long
been suffering. The funeral services will
be held to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
and the remains will be inferred in Mt
Bethel cemetery.
The tickets to the dancing platform at
the picnic of CoEestoga lodge, No. 465, X.
of p, in Heise's woods to day, will be Is
cents. The proceeds from the picnic will
DO devoted to the widows and orphans
furd of lodge. For good reasons the pic.
mic was postponed from the 10th inst. to
this date.
4 NewtOwn baseball club was beaten at
I game of ball at Chickies by club from
the latter place on Saturday afternoon, but
later in the day the Newcomers met the
Chickies players at picnic held on Chick
les rock and gave their late visitors
thiashing with their fists. They were
bound to be victorious in something, if it
had to be a fight.
Personal.
The Rev. Amos Arthur, of Reading,
will preach in tho Methodist church next
Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Dean left to day for Boston,
after several weeks visit to his old home
here.
Judge James Ryan, wifo and daughter
Florence, returned home to Pottsville to-
day, after a pleasant visit to the gentle
mans brother, Mr. Robert Ryan, on Wal
nut street.
Mr.. w. Hayes Grier will not remove his
residence to Harrisburg, but will proceed
TO the scene of his duties rs state superin
tendent of public printing in the morning
train, and return in the evening.
Mr.. Benjamin Lichty returned this
rlcrning to Philadelphia, after having
served for over y week as a substitute for
an absent operator in the dispatcher's
Office in tho west yards of the Pennsylva
MIA railroad here.