Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
FRvm OuK REGULAR uoRs EsroNDENr
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Columbia now mourns over the sad
death Of Mrs. Anna M. Wife OF DIR. Frank
Hinkle, who died Of general debility, at
her late homo on South Second street, this
morning, at 8 O'Clock. Her remains will
be inferred from her late residence In Nj.
Bethel cemetery, on Wednesday at 3 D. N.
Deceased was favorably known by almost
| every citizen In Columbia. Her faithful
| aud efficient work to relieve the sufferings
Of the poor in Columbia, Is known by all
her high standing rs O member of tho
Fourth street Presbyterian church, will
cause her death to bo sadly mourned by
her friends who can be counted by the
hundreds. Columbia loses ono OF her
most noble women, whose doiugs shall
ever be remembered, but they CLEAN
courage and relief from the knowledge
that abe is in place where pain aud sufEor
ing Is unknown. Mrs. Hinkls has been
III for several months.
THE SKATING RINK.
The Metropolitan rink was crowded on
Saturday evening, between 600 aud 700 per
J sous being present, aud half of whom
skated. w. Trewitz aud sister, of Lam
caster, will give an exhibition Of their
} wonderful aud novel performance, this
I and tomorrow evenings. The Columbia
. band will furnish music upon each oeoa-
. sion. The Columbia rink opened In
Z Armory hall, on Saturday evening, to a
! Lancaster, gave an exhibition Of fancy
skating.
Attic Wolf broke the little Huger Of his
. right hand, on Saturday, by fall on
Third street.
!, Miss Nellie Msick. o! Look Haven, Is
y the guest Of Mrs. w p. Withsrs.
Elmer @. Kephsrt has returned to his
- home in Houtzdale.
j. W. Wilson, of Harrisburg, was In
town yesterday.
A NJ. R,ese, wife aud children. are
homo from Sunbury.
Chief Burgess Irwin Is homo again.
n Co. G will not drill this evening.
RELIGIOUS.
70 The congregation aud pastor Of Mount
:, Zion A. NJ. E. church, return their heart.
. felt thanks to Col. Samuel Sohoob, for his
20 liberal donation OF eco Also to others
10 10 who contributed to their reliei, at their
=. meeting, Of the 9th inst.
is Uniou Thanksgiving services will be held
next Thursday morning at 1880. 10 the
VI NJ. Z. church, to be participated In by sl
- the English Evangelical congregations
/
-, o thank offerings will be devoted to tn
90 relief of the poor, through the agency o.
~ the Columbia Relief association.
A. RAILROAD AND CANAL NEWS.
vt The Pennsylvania canal will close OF
in Dec. 1st. The date for closing the Sus
Quehanua aud Tide Water canal has moi
~ yet been set. Ia boats are at the Il & g.
NJ wharves-James Ryan is sick-Csna
d. boatman, or at least many Of them sr
ton on their last trip, and will tic up at hom.
DIV or in q good, safe place along canal.-W
f. Harman will pay his election bet oI
,al Thanksgiving afternoon, by wheeling
,ds Frank Stocker through the prinoipa
streets Of Columbia, headed by drur
corps.
Bartholomew Equine paradox arrive,
,.a in Columbia yesterday AMI remained her
az until this morning, when they left 10
o. York.
s. A new gas line Is bsing laid from Walnu
liz. street to the P. r. r. oil house.
i irs r. & G. pay day to morrow.
ira, STUCK ron THE MONEY.
[rs Judge Nolte is ''stuck" for 90 cont
hi, Refusing to weigh the turkey he pul
fiss chased on Saturday at market. TT
fias woman from whom he made the purcha
mp resused to give him back the 26 cent
diss The amount the judge claimed 10 &
difference weight. While Nolte was Z
Try, tering complaint against her before squi
Be. Evans, she quietly went home and has L
Ed been seen since. The caee will probab
rsh, rest as 1t is.
ter, THE RAIN STORM
Co., A heavy wind storm visited Columb
Ohm yesterday. Window psnes were broke
u. trees, and signs blown down, while &
roofs of Mauifair's stable, AMI a buildiI
at Gohn's brick yards, were torn fro
their fastings. Tae DSmGoratio baum
who .ha d . n wha,vas -as JsmoIisbaS Rs
Anu badly washed several Of our streets, al
t or carried away half dozen gutter cro
ings.
BRIEFS.
visu The electric alarm in @. Micbaels sto
,a:s at Fifth an Walnut streets, last nigl
noiS scared away would be robbers.
|. b;s The Hancock Inviucibles will meet
the Schuyler hall. to morrow at sp. m.
and |