Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-12
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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A citizens' relioi association was formed
Yesterday afternoon by a meeting OF citi-
zeus which Was held in the council cham
Der of tho opera house. The following
oflc,,s were elected President, Mrs. \,
II. Purple vice president, Mrs. W. X.
Norlen secretary, Mrs. Susan Is. Given !;
treasurer, &. &. kaufman executive
COMMITTEES. Mrs. Il. X. Smith, Mrs.
Daniel Wapn, Mrs. Ella Woiser, Mrs.
+. Ilinklc, Mrs. II. Mullen, Miss Anna
Redsecker and A. NJ. Sladc. Committees
wero also appointed to solicit contributions
of mouey aud articles OF food aud clothing
A musical concert will be held In the opera
house, Saturday evening, February 23th.
for the purpose of raising funds for the
association. Those having tho matter 10
charge are Messrs. VIM B. Given, w.
L. Barr, A. G.. Bruner aud A. NJ Slade.
Prof. Gpc, of York, will DO the musical
director Of the concert, which is TO be a
grand affair.
Republican primaiies--Democratic Uonisr
e.s select Nominees for General Oncos.
Tho Democratic cunferees Of the several
wards met last night and nominated the
following general officers Chief Burgess
Jacob Sheath school board, year term,
+. i. u. Miller; high constable, George
Briuer.
The Second ward Rcpublicana will hold
their primary this evening in tho armory.
The result is awaited with interest, as the
big fight Of the campaign, the justiceship
OF the Second ward, hinges on tho nomi
nation that will DO made to night. The
contest will bs u Lively one, both for tho
nomination aud the election.
The Republicans OF the First and Third
wards held their primaries last night, with
the following result First ward-Judge
Of election, Milton Wiko ; inspector of
elections, Martin lliukle assessors, II. J.
NJ. Little constable, John Gilbert school
board, Samuel Carver cOuuoil, II. +.
Bruuri cOuicrces, J. A, Meyers, l.. w.
May aud VIM. Fasg Third ward Judge
Of elections, d. A. Gohu 4; inspector Of
elections, Samuel llippey assessor, ID. f,
Gohn constable, A. billiard /; school
board, Jacob Hitler; oouuoi, Thomas
Edwards oouieTeos, ID. \. GOhn, samuel
Hippey aud James Jones.
Real Estate Transactions
Frederick Stoll has purchased the two
and u half story frame dwelling located on
North Fifth street that belonged to the
estate of VIM. Lewis deceased. The price
paid was 1850
Company e. last night decided to pur-
chase the aTmory from the armury assO-
citation. and will issue a second mortgage
of $2 600 on tho property, the shares OF
which, redcemable after five years, will
bear per cent. interest. Mcssrs, +. A.
Bennett, l., & Eokman and \. NJ. Slade
were appointed committee 10 attend to
the transaction.
Fire Matters.
The Columbia tire company has received
an invitation to attend a tiremeu's ball in
Reading, which will be held on the even.
ing of Fob. %.
The entire fire department will attend
services in the Methodist church on next
Sunday evening. Seats will be reserved
in the body of the church for the iiremen
and their families.
soci 81 Items.
A surprise party was given TO Miss
Alice Mellinger last night by numerous
friends.
The Columbia Red Men who attended
the ball given III Lancaster last night by a
Red Mems lodge of that place had a dc
lghtful timo. They were much pleased
with their reception.
Borough Briefs.
Diapers Uncle Toms Cabin here Fob.
18th.
Stereoptican exhibition at tho A NJ. E
church to night. Doors open at 1880
Putnam circle, b. L. (H F. &. A, and
Chiquesaluuga tribe OF Red Meu meet to
night.
An infant daughter Of f. G Kopf died
last night. Funeral to morrow Afternoon
at . o'clock, at Salem Lutheran church.
Walnut street.
All who have promised contributions t
the citizens bands fair will send them b.
noon to morrow to Mr.. James Smoker
residence, corner of end and Union streets