Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
ents Along tho susquohanna--itc'ns OF
Interest In ana Around tho Borough
Picted up by tho lntein-

ents Along tho susquohanna-ite'ns o'
interest In aud Around tho borough
P,cted up by tho Intein-
gencor Reporter.
Tho Second street Lutheran church
concert comes of tonight.
Yesterday was an unusually busy day
ON tho Pennsylvania railroad.
Olive Branch lodge No. 1877, q. L. o.
of o. r., will hold a meeting tonight.
Tho Lotus social club held u business
meeting OF importance in their rooms last
evening.
A car Of the freight train drawn by p.
R. II. engine No. i,0i5, broke down at
Shoch's station last evening. The train
was delayed about two hours in conse.
quence.
Hicks and MCClntock' y female minstrels
viii give performance to night In the
opera house. Tho troupe is favorably
recommended by tho press.
Tho steam baking firm OF W. A. King ~
Co, havo added TO their establishment a
candy manuiactory, where they will pro.
duce all kinds Of. swectmeats. The new
department will have ut its head j. III.
Tyson, of York.
john McManus has rounlistcd in the
regular army of the United States. Ii has
been but few weeks since he returned
home to Columbia from tho army, where
he had served u five years terms of enlist
mCnt.
The ladies' aid society Of the Methodist
church will meet at tho parsonage tc-
morrow evening at i:30 O'Clock, to make
arrangements FOR holding u sociablo and
literary ontortainm A full attendance
of the members is requested.
y largo number of tho members Of the
Presbyterian church attended the reception
which was given ut the parsonage last
night by tho pastor, Rev. Geo. w. Ely
and his wife. Tho gathering was very
pleasant social affair and was much on
Iuyed by all
Martin Day died last evening from in
lnries he received ia falling over a steep.
rocky cmbaukment, which lies north of
tho west yards Of tho Pennsylvania rail-
road. Doccasol hal been for many years
an employo OF ~. Charles furnace. He
was 20 years Of age
Staman's milk wagon aud Greulich's y
bakery wagon Coliidcd on South Locust
street this morning. The latter was con-
sldcrah'y damaged by the collision. The
horses wero prevented from running away
by tho way IN which the wagons were
locked together
\ decidedly unpleasant contrast il is
tlought will hn presented by No body of
the opera huusc and it's toS,r when the
painting ot tho latter has been finished
The entire StructuIo should DO repalnted
before the plasteriug on tho outside walls
pocls of by exposure to tbs weather.
Combination services will be held to
morrow evening at st. Johns Lutheran
church. Applicants for admission to
membership in the church will be received
on profession Of faith or by certificates
from other churches. Ca Sunday the sac.
lament Of the Lords supper will be ad
mirisicTcd
Mr. l.. w May has returned from a
visit % New York.
Mr.. John Conway aud wif5 arc home
hom an extended visit to dau ,htcr, re-
siding ia st. Paul, H.
Police Matters.
Officer Gilbert this morning increased
the number Of inmates in the county
prison by the addition of two hard look
lag tramps,
Officer Wittck took three tramps and a
runaway boy to the county Jail this morn
ing. The boy is Harvey Wilson, of
Catawissa, who will he detained until his
parents wishes regarding his disposition
can he learned.