Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

Events Ai"ns the susquenur.-. .'ei"s ''i
lnt"t"., ia ans; :, r"uDd IN" .-.'t"nsn
T.cked Up oy the Jn'''''-
geEVcr's I;er:.if-.
Seven drunks, one of the" d wOmar,
were taken tD Jail this unorIi"S by Officers
Gilbert and F!slicr.
Toni .ht the danciug cluI Will hold is
regular weekly hop in the armory. The
members must not be kept ~ home by the
Snow.
A red leather pocket BOOK having si!.
yer clasp was lost yesterday Ivy Mrs. Isaiah
Shipter, residing on Fifth a,,cct,
Mr Jacob L. Angney, dtfrniant in IT,
Wilmot- -Angney shooting al III, arrive:
Ilere to-day.
Al employee of the Susqu, hanua rolling
mill named Jacob Wolfe, la'. aercrai toes
mashed yesterday by heavy piece of iron
falling upon them.
The protracted meetings which have
been iE progress at the II. y church uur-
ing this week vii! BE- c'1''''uei all next
week.
Mcintyre, Heath, Conuors s kelly's
specially troupe played to poor house
last night. The receipts were only SD.
The performance WAS very good, but
much cut.
The St Johns Lutheran church cake
walk last evening WIS a great success.
The attendance was large ard every per
son seemed to be enjoying himself to tn"
fullest.
A large surprise party SIS hid 1T ti:s:
residence Of Mir. john ii.s''m'',. "ii iIifd
street, last evening, tn celebrate Ills
wife's birthday anniversary. pleasant
evening was passed it. social amusement.
A shed attached TO the Slsquehann..
rolling mill was on fire yesterday morning.
The flames were eztinguisbed in u short
time by the employees. The fire is sup
yoscd to have been the work o. an inccud-
iary.
Messrs. I. e. Gitt and Cooper IIugen
tugler carried off the honors of the ''walk. !"
Music, vocal and instrumental, charades,
tableaux anu readings helped to furnish
pleasure to those present.
The boys are invited IT, replir to the
river to morrow morning, for the purpose
of clearing the snow from the ice fox
skating purposes All are to bring shovcIs
and bruonls. AS to morrow is the end oi
the school vacation here the most had
better be made Oi IT..
The people in general may be apathctic
regarding The impositiOns OF the gas COM
pauy, but number Of our business men
mean to right their own wronss. 4
paper this morning pledging the signcls
to put electric lights in their places %
business, already has nineteen names at
tached.
The Reading and Columbia railroad
company's engineers arrived here to-day
for the purpose of making measurements
and running lines for the new depot. Mr..
Wi, hi - hnrpnUtl
veyOr, was in consultation with them re-
garding the running o! lines in accor lance
with borough regulations.
J.C. Cooper has ia3civ3c; the contract
for putting the slate Oh the new Il & G.
railroad depot. Mr.. Copper is a colGred
man, and if Columbia had more like him
instead of the lazy crowd that ii harbors,
it would he a better thing for tho town.
Masonic Presentation.
A beautiful set of Masonic regala, coii
sisting Of apron, collar and jewels. wsa
presented to Past Master Theo. i CrbaD
last night, by Columbia Lodge No. 2S6, OF
this place The handsome gift was in
token Of the appreciation of services ren-
dcred by Mr.. Urban, as master Of tho
lodge during the year 1882.
The Park Movement.
The election of trustees for the Cd
Columbia Public Ground company will he
held to. o.morrow between l aud p. m. at
Wagner's hotel. The only persons en-
titled to Il vote are those residing within
the old borough limits. These who desire
the creation of a park, 4 place of public
resort and recreation, have now an oppor
tunity to do something in tie matter be
sides wishing that Il park would bs
formed Several Of the present board C
trustees favor 4 park, aud thc defeat {
the antipark ticket means suro esta5
lshment of park right in the heart o
the town. A. the LAID is ready for til
puypnss small EXPENSE will attCud thu