The state journal. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1883-1885, 1884-09-27
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modelled.
Mrs. G. M. Brown is visiting at
philadelphia.
Miss Susie Maxwell left for New
York on Friday.
Thomas Belt, Of ri t,burg, was in
the city On Thursday.
Mr.. Alfred Garner returned from
Mount Holly on Saturday.
Mr.. Richard Johnson, Of Carlisle,
spent several days in this city.
Mr.. James Howard, of Ihiladel.
phia, was in the city en- Monday.
Rev. j. Lyons, of Philadelphia,
visited our city on Wednesday.
Mrs. B. J. Foote left on Wednes-
day to visit friends and relatives in
Altoona.
Miss Annie Cooper, who has been
visiting at Spring Lake, returned
home this week.
Miss Katie Shaw has returned
from Wilkesbarre where she was
visiting friends.
The Blaine and Logan club of
Harrisburg excurshedto Hagerstowp,
Md, on Thursday.
Rumor has it that several of cur
young men have lately been m1ried
with more to follow.
Young men wishing to join club
that will be benefit to themselves,
will consult George Foote.
The two Democratic clubs which
were out on Thursday evening, pre-
scented a fine appearance.
Messls. Richard Johnson and
Peter Hodge, of Carlisle, done the
city briefly this week.
Alderman Simpson attended the
p. G. NJ. Convention at Baltimore,
which YVES held there this week.
Mr.. John Able and Miss Hall, Of
this city, were united in marriage on
Monday evening, September p.
There are certain BARRIERS in this
city who defy the Sunday law. The
authorities should put stop 10 it.
Miss Julia Scott, Miss Virgie
Brown and Mrs. Mollie Stewart, Of
York, Pa, were in the city this week.
Mr.. John Cragwell was called sud
denly to his home in Richmond, Va,
where bis motheris lying dangerously
i'll.
Quite a number of persons from
Harrisburg will attend the Masonic
demonstration at Philadelphia next
week.
On Wednesday, Sept "a, a cam
paign marching club was organized
in the Eighth ward. President, Geo.
Galbraitb; Marshal, James Hunter,
Miss Josie L. Prime, of New
York, is in the city and will spend
the winter as the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. J. T. Cumpton.
Mrs. Jacob T. Cumpton left on
Friday for Wilkes-Barre, having re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the
death Of the death Of her sister, Mrs.
Butler.
HRJ. II. Howard, Of the Eighth ward,
is prominently spoken of as candi.
date for select council to succeed Mr..
Charles A. Miller in event of his
election to the Legislature.
Miss Hattie st. Clair Of the girls
high school, Sumner Brown and
Robert Darlington of the boys high
school, attended the Electric exhibi-
ton at Philadelphia.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at Wesley mission to morrow.
Rev. Phoenix, who has been i'll for
several days, will be assisted by Rev.
Lawrence Miller, of the Presbyterian
church and Rev. Daniels, Of Wesley
church.
An interesting debate between IL.
Howard and J. Adams, took place at
Wesley Church on Thursday night.
MIR. Howard being in favor Of, and
Mr.. Adams against camp meetings
The judges will render their decision
at future day.
The colored masonic lodges of this
city, which give an excursion to
Philadelphia Monday, being unable
to complete all arrangements have
changed the price Of excursion tickets
to 81 20 for the round trip, good for
three days.
Robbery at Steelton.