Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS
rRun QUA REGULAK oosS EsroNDrNs
The Democratic Parade Lass Eveoinx-He-
hgAous Iesmss.An lntssvisw with Win.

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The Dsmecsstio Parade Lass Eveoing-Re-
hsaous lssmss.An Interview with win.
nsid smith--rown Notes.
II was determined yesterday afternoon
to hold the proposed Democratic parade
and hold II was, and, considering tho
threatening weather, II was a grand suc.
line. The only visltors present was
delegation from Washington, headed
bv the Washington band and tho
IL. l.. Haldeman marching club OF
Marietta. The drilling of this club was
excellent and they received hearty ap-
plause all along tho route Of parade, as
did also tho Hancock Invincibles for their
proficiency. Scores Of houses were brightly
Illuminated, while the display Of fireworks
was fine. Enthusiasm ran high. and
cheers for Cleveland and Hendricks were
heard all over town until late hour.
| PERSONAL.
| Rev. Luther Smith Ia in town.
Mr.. Joseph Fendrioh, Is Mt his fathers,
Mr.. Jno. Fendrioh.
Mr.. w. w. Fendrioh and his bride made
flying visit to Columbia yesterday.
Supt. w. B. Fssig served twenty.one
years yesterday In the service Of the
Columbia water company, and in that
time Columbia has not been withou
water Q single day.
Supt. ID. +. Shure, of the Susquohanna
& Tide Water canal company, was In town
this morning.
RELIGIOUS.
4 Rev. William p. Evans will deliver
sermon In the Il. Il. Lutheran church to-
morrow evening in oommemoration of the
reformation inaugurated by Martin L1ther
October 81, 1917
} The time OF service In st. Paui's p. +
L u. L. h,on n,t.o .,.I 49, tLA ENlI tNsr
hours Holy communion, to morrow ut
I 1890 Q. m; ohildren's service at 80 p. III. !;
St. Philips Evangelist mission service, ut
3 Mountville, at 3 p. M; young mems Bible
GLASS ct 8 p. M; evening prayer at 7:80
p. N.
: Rev. @. w. Laitzls, of Lebanon, will
: preach In %. Johns Lutheran church to.
. morrow morning and evening.
WINNIE SMITH HOME.
Q Your correspondent called upon Winnie
Smith last evening. When asked IL he
o had anything TO say regarding the death
of Henry Struck, his answer was that the
% history of tho case was too we'll known to
It bear repetition. He said one thing, how
It ever, to correct. A Times dispatch from
1t Lancaster on Thursday. stated that he and
\ George had gone to Kitchentown for the
n sole purpose Of doing injury to Struck.
This was false. They had called on their
d friend, Foster Dsvine, who had just re-
e. turned home from the West, Ia coming
s. down Manor street they met several young
d. men and stopped to talk with them, While
r. thus engaged, Struck, armed with club,
b attacked them. The result is we'll known
sr Winnie has not decided upon removing or
er remaining in Columbia. He and George
In had many visitors while in prison, aud
es were we'll treated.
TOWN NOTES.
le Rev. Francis j. Clay -Moran's excel
lent lecture on " Tho Death Of Moses
ID was delivered in st. Paurs p. E. church
last evening to small but appreeiativG
audience.
D. Mr.. Jacob Brimmer's birthday party las
D. evening was largo aud enjoyable affair
i. The Columbia baud was loudly ap
plauded for tho tins music they rendered
to at tho rink. Tno attendance was the
or largest since the opening night Psof,
ay Fred Norris appears for the last time thi'
evening.
Hallow E'on was quietly celebrated il
Columbia last evening. But few door
steps and other articles were moved from
their places, but plently OF shot, corn
-; ~ flour and lamp black was wasted.
Part of Mack's brewery is being turned
y, into q dwelling house by its present occu
~ pant, Flora Houck.
On Thursday evening the residence o
1n John Lockard, on Purple's farm nea
~ Columbia, was entered by thieves. Al
~ the edibles found were taken, but nothing
ou else was touched.
is is. The Reading & Columbia railroad wi
,s run an excursion TO Reading on Nov. Sth
;;so for the fall aces In that city.
isI Mrs. Charles Evans, OF Lancaster, yes
~, ~ tsrday purchased two brick houses o.
~ Union street, a. private sale, from NJ,
John Buokholtz, of Columbia.
~ A pound of butter was stolen at make
~ this morning. Tho thief is unknown.
no Rabbit shooting can now be enjoyed
''' to day being the legal opening.