Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-22
COLUMBIA NEWS.
oUH TEGuLAH vuRRrspOSprNur,
events Hions the susquohanna--Items OF
tiokod up by tho intoIu.

events along the susquohanpa--Ile,,. -,
i"tero" ia snd Around tho thorough
ti1kod MP by tho intoIn-
Eencor Reporter.
lheT0 iS general inquiry as 60 when Tho
-. ~ L. club Intends giving its promised
About 800 tons of GOAL were sbin,cd
today from this place by tho Reading &
Columbia railroad.
Tho work Of replacing the old switches
oi the l.. IL. Il. at this place with tho i'm
proved Lorenzo switches was finished ycs.
terdAy. ''''
Inc heehtag Star, Httlo dramati,
sheet, made its second appearance In d,y
To night Riverside lodge No. ~ Lodiss'
Home commission aud Susauehannn Iodgc
of Odd Fellows meet. '''b'
An insane man on Fifth street nmnsos
himself by frightening people, bnbics
especially, who pass his residence, Us
should be kept in. Nv
over tho Il. & G. railroad on Oc,nhSr ~
Round trip tickets, good for 3 days Al AZ
Tho train leaves here at 1880 a. IN.
Iwcnty four ducking boats were ON tho
river below the bridge at one time this
morning. Most of the sportsmen were
well rewarded.
f. II. Smith, an aged colored barber
was before Squire Patton on Saturdav
! charged with tho theft of an umbrcII.
Tho case was dismissed on payment of
costs.
While returning from church last even.
ing, Mrs. Mullen had her face badly
inJured by running against q tres on
Cherry street, In front of Mr.. Abran
Brunrer's residence That part of the
street IS so dark rs to require street
lamp.
Tho Methodist church was crowded las,
evening by persons to bear the Rev r.
w. Humphres, the pastor, preach on tho
subject OF Rum and Ruin or Lessons
from the Tragedy" II was one of the best
sermons which have been preached hero for
sOmo time.
Corporal Reiuhold Ileiwig, OF the regu-
lar army, who is at his old home here on n
!urlOuGh, was given complimentary party
~ the residence Of Mr.. samuel Ways. ai
Norwood, on Saturday night. About ono
hundred persons were present at the rcs.
tiyities.
Mrs. Nancy ITtppcy was buried this
aCeruuod from Cookmau's VI. T.. chapel.
She WAS Il years OF ago at the time of her
death, which occurred on Saturday.
DtOpSy was the cause
Tho G. \. Il. post of this place will play
w. NSHSS" h5SA ilAhuhtItNlel next
Saturday evening.
Mrs. :. W. Witmur, who died nt her
home In Eii2abethtown yesterday of con-
sumption, will be buried on Wednesday
at Nouutyllc. The funeral services will
be held in Trinity Reformed church hero
! at o'clock in the Afternoon.
Personal
Mr. Al. Smith returned home TO Phila
delphiA 10 day
Mr.. L. b. Forney has removed to
WrilhtsVille to take charge Of a drug store
| there.
Mr.. Daniel Good, OF Philadelphia was a
guest Of HIS father iu law, Mr. A NJ
| RambO yesterday.
Rev. G. :. GeIhart, OF Trinity Reformed
church will preach his farewell sermon
| next Sunday morning,
ITunyIIIe J0tIings
The Salunga baseball players defeated
| the IroLyille club at tho former place on
| Saturday.
Saturday evenings dance at tho Iron
Willie hotel was largely attended and en-
joyed.
The "musical recital" at Fairyiew on
| Saturday evening By Miss Amy Q. Ober
I'm Gnd her pupils, was 4 very pleasant and
very successful affair \ large crowd was
present.
The children Of Mr. David Mellinger
| celebrated tho la.tor's j0th birthday on
Saturday evening, by giving large sur
prise party. IL was most enjoyable
affair throughout, and was matter of as
much pleasure as surprise TO the recipient.