Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-18
COLUMBIA NEWS.
smum QUA nroULAn UonHrsrorpErr
Ibe riopio ana Oampmeoting Season
DOipgs on the Diamond--Arrivai ana


rno riopic ana Uampmso,lng Season
DDipgs on the Disnond--ArrivAis ana
Departure OF Citlzs.s-Town notes.
Nearly fyo hundred persons accom-
painted the picnic aud excursion gwen Mt
Millway by thol 81. Peters Catholic
church on Saturday. IL was success IN
every detail
The Shawnee fro compauy's picnic 10
Iteise's woods on Saturday, was also o
pleasant affair aud fairly attended.
A large number Of Columbians, yostcr.
day attended the Bethel campmeeting at
Landisvile aud the oOlored campmeoting,
at Mt. JOY. a fight occurred On the
public road somo distance from tho Ian
disvillo grounds yesterday afternoon,
between u number Of country boys, who
used thoir whips instead OF their fists to
settle their disputes.
Tho ssason OF Recreation.
Miss Amelia Wilson has returned from
Mechanicsburg.
Editor w. Hayes Grier, wifo and daugh
ter, MisB Lucy, arc back from Jersey
Shore.
Mr.. Geo. II. Richards is home from the
Catskill mountains.
Mossrs Chas Erwin, Of New York, and
Picrt Erwin, OF Indianapolis, lud we're
the guests of their sister. Mrs. L. w.
May, on Saturday and Sunday.
Mossrs. James Harsh aud Paul Mo-
Mahon are OIL to Atlantic City, Coney
leland aud Boston.
Mr.. \. Dstweiler aud family have gone
10 Spring Lake, New Jersey.
Mrs. DIR. w. G.. Taylor aud Mrs T. A,
Bennett, are on visit 10 Atlantic City.
Misses Katie aud Sallie. aud Master
Phil. Gossler, accompanied by Miss hune
Went, went 20 Niagara Falls
Baso Han Doiugs.
The Irouville base bal! club has r. eccived
their new uniforms They arc very hand
s,me.
The Actives defeated a picked nine on
the stove works grounds on Saturday
afternoon, by SCORE VI TO H.
Tho Vlgics, Of Newton, were also dee
foated on Saturday by tho Middlotrwn
club. Tho score was, Virgies, IL Mid
dletown, II. Tho latter club is tho came
that WAS shut out in Columbia some tire
ago.
Arrangements ara being mads for gaines
between the Columbia aud DAuutiess The
former club will probably play 10 COlum.
bia this week.
Tho Columbia club returned hJms on
Saturday night covered with glory, a.
they easily defeated tho Keystone, OF Nan
helm. The gamo ended on tho seventh
inning, as the cItcher's hands of tho NJ an
helm club gave out. TIE gams through
out vas brilliant tor the heavy batting aud
fine fielding OF our boys The ksystOues
had an OIL day, aud could neither bat not
hold the ball. TIo Columbia boys arc do
lighted with the kind treItmont tuoy
received at the hands Of their opponents
The score
INNINGS. Il3i
CoIumbla. ................2 > Iol 2-l
Mannheim. .......... .......O VI | o.
SUMMARY.
Baso hits columbia -, total Is ; Mannheim
I, total : turncd ruus--COlumhin, . Man
helm, /. EriOrs-COlumbiu, Mannheim, !.
Town Jotiing-.
William Rogers drew the liremau's Ia
aud bolt that was chan1e1 oil on Saturday
evening by the Nigiant fire company.
IL IL proposed that before lcayrGg 70
York, IN september, the NigilGut an,
Columbia tiro companies Join togethe
and give a short street parade. Tho mat
ter is under consideration.
The Grand Army encampment, a
BellIOnto is being attended by tho mem
bers OF Gen Welsh post, No. llS. of ca
lumbia. They left ON Saturday.
a mulo vas severely hurt on Saturda
at the inclined plano at hlldemau's or
banks, near Silver Springs, 10y being struc
by two cars which had ran oil down Tn
plane,
a child residing on n. Front street, i
crossing the Pennsylvania railroad u
Saturday, narrowly escaped being slruc
by an avI roaching locomotive.