Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-14
COLUMBIA NEWS.


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Tho Columbia club cross bats with tho
Orientals, Of Lancaster, to morrow after
noon, on tho Columbia's grounds. Game
will be called either ut $3.50 or . p. IN. The
visitors are strong amateur nine, aud a
close and exciting contest may DO OK
expected.
There was no game on Saturday OF tho
Columbia club. the State CapitoIs, of
Harrisburg, falling to put Ia an appear
ance.
Coming Events.
Next Friday evening the postponed
garden party OF the Ladies' sociablo oom
mittee OF st. Paul's L. Il. church will be
held in the yards Of Mrs. Wright aud Mrs
Richards.
On Wednesday tho United Brethren
Sunday schools picnic at Lititz Thursday
tho Il Il. Lutheran, same place, and on
the 23d inst. the St. Johns Lutheran and
Trinity Reformed visit the springs. The
Bethel 90 to Heiss's woods on Tuesday,
July 90
Aocident-.
Isaiah Gray bill had his right had severely
injured by having 1t caught IN u circular
saw at Bachman N Forry's planning mill
ON Saturday.
Ed Baight had his right shoulder ds
located by fall on Front street on
Saturday afternoon
Personal
Miss Kate Fitzgerald, who has been
visiting the Misses Miller, on Locust
street, Tor some time past, returned to her
home in Philadelphia yesterday.
The following visitors are at Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Per:ottet Misses Myra and
Matte Conard, of Philadelphia Mr..
Julius Courboiser aud daughter, OF Port
Jervis, New York. and Mesars Chainey
and Cooper, of Pbiladelphia
Mr.. Chss. yler is home from Cincinnati
and Mr.. William Leaman, OF Philadelphia,
was IN town yesterday with his parents.
Tour Of Inspection.
The Frederick division of the Ponnsyl.
vania is being inspected To day. Early
this morning general superintendent of the
PR. II. Co, 5. NJ. Provost, arrived in
Columbia on a special from Allentown
He was Joined here by Supt. J. B. Hutch
inson, OF the Frederick division. They
first descended and inspected the Colum
bia " Port post branch, and after
finishing that portion will go over the
main line of the Frederick division.
Town Notes
Council will experience much trouble,
expense aud dissatisfaction over the pro
posed opening OF Second street fom
Bridge street to Alley G..
st. Pauls p. L. Sunday school now
holds its session at o instead of 80 p. IN.
The change, however, will last only
through the summer months.
The Z. X. X. pay car will arrive in town
this afternoon, and tho II. & G. pay car
some day this week.
Thirty eight members ot lodge No. 20
X. Of G., attended divine services last
evening, in the Wrightsville Methodist
Episcopal church. They were delighted
with the sermon, which was an appro-
pirate one, and greatly Pleased with their
treatment during their stay in Wrights
vile.
Sickness prevails In Columbia Just now
to an alarming extent. Malaria is the
principal disease and this Is not contagious
--whooping cough amongRt children is the
predominant disease.
The fair being held in ArmOry hall by
the St.Peter's church closes next Saturday
evening. There was a very large attend
ance last Saturday evening, which it is
hoped, will be tho case every evening
until tho fair CLOSES.
The falling out of the clapper of the
bell of the Second street Lutheran church
last evening, followed by the cry OF
warning by the sexton, raised considerable
excitement IN tho vicinity of the church
last evening