Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-13
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Events Along the susquebanns-ktems OF
Interest IN and Around the Borough
Picked mp by tho lnte,u-

Events Along the susqueb.nns--Stems OF
Interest In and Around the Bogough
Picked mp Dy tho ints,n-
senoor Reporter.
Francis Lee. colored, is now boarding
at the county prison. lie was sent down
this morning for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Amos Randall, oolored, was arrested
last night by Ofiicer Wittick for being
drunk and disorderly. lie will be given
a hearing to day.
Paul Read aud Jamcs Sweeney broke up
things generally at John Welsh's saloon
on Front street last night.
Jacob Read last night cleared the pave
mont ou Front street, from Locust to
Warren's restaurant, with an empty 70.
volyer. jacob was on tear " again.
Ho also dispersed n crowd of men In War
ren's restaurant. No arrests was made.
Another drunken crowd created dis
turbance on Locust street last night OH
osr Dy singer secured the names OF two Of
this party, and warrants are now out for
their arrest Columbia Is doing well In
the cowboy line. Another murder " " he
the next thing on the programme.
business Briofs.
The Frederick railroad employees were
paid off yesterday. The L. Il. X. oar will
be here to morrow evening.
There is now on exhibition at the
American toa and coffee store fine pair
OF black African bantam fowls.
The telegraph line oi the Il. s. o. rail-
road. between this place aud Marietta, has
been finished, and Is now In full opera
tion.
Another photograph gallery has been
established here. II is located on Walnut
street between 4th and 5th streets.
The Columbia sign painters are now
having opposition from York artisS--L,
w. Clark.
The Susquehanna rolling mills large
rotary saueezer Is now being repaired aud
until this has been flushed the jam
sgueezer will be used.
Personal POINTS.
Mr.. John Beaver will remove his place
of residence to this place from Lancaster
next week.
Mr. w. IL. Heiso and bride last evening
returned to their home in this place from
an extended wedding tour.
The young people are impatiently wish
ing that the river would freeze over and
allow them to indulge in their fayorite
pastime of skating.
Mr.. A. Reese has removed bis place Of
residence to North Fourth street.
Amusements aud Pubiio M Mostings.
During the holiday season several balls
will be held In the armory. Other kinds
of amusements will then be rare, except
there may be performance In the opera
house.
Wrinkles" by Harry Watson's com
pany will be played at the opera house
next Tuesday evening.
To night the school board will hold its
regular monthly meeting in the council
chamber Of the opera house.
Osoeola Tribe Of Red Men meets to
night.
Eisction OF Omcers.
The following officers will conduct tn,
Shawnee fremen's parade on New Years
Chief Marshall, Jacob Sheath; Aids, II
Nolte, sr., OF the Columbus Michael
Thomas, Of the Sbawnees; aud Edward
Moriarity, of the Vigilants. The commit
tee of management is composed of Robert
Tyson, John Lochard, Harry Finney, Harry
Sample, Edward Bright, Chas. Grove, Geo
Lut,, Geo. Bennett, Harry Haughey, Pete
Book, A. II Gilbert and Geo. Grady.
A Sowing Bee.
Mrs. c. p. Schreiner was visited by tn
members of st. Johns Lutheran women
working society, on an afternoon anc
evening Of this week and large amount
OF sewing was done for her. 1t was tes
timonial of the manner in which her devo
ton 10 the society's interests were re-
garded. The visitors were entertainsd
with an elegant supper by their hostess II
return for their kindness.
Around tho Town.
No alarms of fire have been heard sine
the abolition of loating at the fire engin,
houses. Before that these alarms wer'
frequent, and were probably caused b.
idlers who desired to break the monoton.
OF loahug by creating little excitement
A hog belonging TO Mr.. Harry Sholl wa
killed at Swartz's butcher shop yesterday
When dressed it weighed 4lS pounds
Three more of about tho same size ye
remain in Mr.. Sholrs pen.
The girls and boys who recently playo'
truant at the public schools have not ye
been punished for their misconduct. n
doubt their overpowering sense Of sham
has been n severe punishment to then
already.
Joseph Goodman is among the first c
the Columbia sportsmeu who have. sue
oeeded in filling their game bags with viii
pigeons. These birds are now plentiir
among the hills of York county.