Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-05
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
vRvm OUR REGULAR ooRs EspoKDENr

Mssoaio Ins,Aiiation--rne Association
Entertain mspt-A Letter from Cleveland
Notes from the Labor Field.
At . meeting Of tho Columbia Lodge,
No. $50, r. aud A. Masons, last evening,
the following officers were elected after
which District Deputy q. NJ. William A.
Morton, OF Lancaster, Installed them:
w. MI. q. Clepper.
3. W,-John Westerman.
J. W.-R. 8. Conklin.
Trcas.-J. A. Meyers.
Sect.-A. J. Kaufman,
Rep. to G. John A. Slade.
Trustees.-George Crane, ]. W. Yooum
and DR.. W. Fighter.
After tho installation oercm, h "a, those
present INDUCED In handsome lepast.
CLEARED ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Nearly one hundred dollars was cleared
at last evenings benefit, given by Mr..
| Silas Krum. manager Of the Metropolitan
rink, to the Columbia Relief association,
aud which wRl held in that handsome
building. The att sndance was large, but
not so large as was expected or desired,
but the 10 who were present had delight.
ful time, for the grand march was fine,
| while the rendition OF Strauss difficult
" Fairies Moonlight Revels," literally
brought down the house 60 to speak. II
was excellepsly played. GA the whole last
ons ~ ,Sa r,ost niss,,n, nnnsajnns ever
oni,nad hv EnIno,bb;ans
'''''o. ,1.urn 80, ,,rv,,,,
| Market Master George Briner, staunch
Democrat, q few days ago sent fine bas-
ket Of fruit to Gov. Cleveland aud yester-
day he received personal letter from tho
president elect, acknowledging the pres
ent and warmly thanking him for tho
genefous Ptesen'.
,hAph N'Ih
, Inc report tuat tue oua~ueo % .uIueoe'
have reduced the wages OF its employes'
is untrue, Inc furnaces are 10 noutisn ,
ing oonoition, having reoentiy reoe,sou
, orders enough 70 keep the men wolklng
over winter. heavy shipments Oh iron nrs
/ da,,y oeins maue. -,.
r Fuoert u son are ereoting an eievasoi,
. A tneir Ice houses at the oriuse, "nicn H. IN
known as an endless cnsih eieVa'o.. ne
chains when worked under iuii mead OF
a steam travels loo teet per minu,s, anu
i moves lVo TONS OF ice an nour: ine 9 M ,oe
o house hoios ABOUT f'oVo TONS OF lce anu osu u
n % nlied gy tae use Oh tne els'ssor @ oh. - ohe
|. week. heretofore IL required iour Week'
:. . Of hard work to I'll. A visit to the ice
q houie Will convince person 'hat 'ne
n elevator Is success.
N Columbia railroad brakemen are inViteo
70 meet on the second hoor, IN the ole
"A SPy building, In BANK alley, on Sunnay
II at M, when and Wnere prsketnan
/ union Will be organized
N PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
Miss Callie Hamilton is in Philadelphia
IN Miss Gertrude Bachman's guest, Miss
IF Josie Martin, has returned home.
h Miss Ida Mayer has returned to Lanoas
Ia ter.
"a 8. s. Issuberger, aged 73 years, resi-
30 dent Of Kinderhook, died at his home al
of this 6 =. m, after an illness OF only one
5 week, from q stroke Of apoplexy. HI
t. leaves eight children. His sremains will. .b'
Or inferred in kinderhook on Sunday.
m The first grand sociable of the Hiver'
50 association of the Vigilant fire company
25 No. 2, will bs held in the Vigilsnt parlor
ct on Tuesday, December 10th, 1881 Th'
nv following gentlemen will manage tn,
q. affair: Master of ceremonies, Franz
or Stooker; floor managers, A. V. Rogers