Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-29
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Tho Decoration Day Psrade-A Br,iIiant
marriage Reception Notes OF
tho Town.

The Decoration Day fsrade-A brilliant
Marriage Roosption-Notes OF
tho Town.
Tho Memorial Day parade will form on
South Second street, with it's right resting
on Locust street, aud will move of at 4
O'Clock y. m, INSTEAD of at 3 y. m, as at first
intended. Members Of the q. A. X. will
meet In the poet room at 3 O'Clock, sharp.
The following is the route Of parade Up
Locust street to tho cemetery, whore the
exercises will bc held. After leaving the
cemetery the parade will GROSS Seventh
street to Walnut, 20 down Walnut to
Fourth, over Fourth to Cherry, down
Cherry to Third, over Third to Union,
down Union to Second. aoroes Second to
Walnut, up Walnut to Third, over Third
to Cherry, down Cherry to Second, over
Second to the post headquarters and dis
miss.
Brilliant marriage Reception.
Nearly two hundred guests attended
tho reception held at MIR. Frank Shillow's
residence near town, last night, In honor
Of the marriage Of his daughter, Miss
Kate Sbillow, to Mr.. John Swartz, OF Col
umbia. The couple were made one In the
early evening at the residence Of Rev.
Pieper, pastor OF Trinity Catholic church.
The young couple were tho recipients Of
many elegant and costly presents. Most
of tho wedding guests were from Columbia
and Marietta. The sitting and dining
rooms were thrown together by opening
OF the folding doors, and here was spread
he banquet board, laden with delicacies
'eyery kind. A constant whirl Of gayety
prevailed until nearly midnight, when the
guests separated for their respective
homes.
Miss Neoma Houser, OF York, is visiting
Mrs. 3. Is. Dunlap
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allison aud Mrs.
Catherine Allison, tho formers mother,
are attending a large family reunion near
Avondale, Pa.
wiiIips to accept scrip.
A willingness to accept Philadelphia
~ Reading railroad scrip as pay for
goods IL manifest,d by the Columbia
merchants.
An Interesting Lecture.
Twenty seven years Of mission life in
the Arctic regions" will be the subject Of
lecture in tho opera house next Monday
evening, by Arch Deacon Kirby, Of Eng
laud. The lecturer speaks from actual
experience in those ice bound regions. No
admission fee will be charged, but col.
lection will be m do during tho evening
for the benefit OF the domestic board OF
missions OF the p. Z. church.
won HIS suit.
Wash Cole, colored, has been, until re
Gently, In partnership with a numb OF
Hungarisns in gathering scrap iron at
furnace cinder banks. Not long since iron
to tho amount Of sl25 was sold, and Wash
was then defIauded of his share Of II. He
brought suit before Squire Evans to
secure this money, and last evening the
case was heard. The foreigners were
compelled TO give the plaintiff his cash.
Borough Briefs.
Osceola tribe OF Red Men meets this
evening.
To morrow the postoftice will not be
open during the afternoon.
Officer Kennedy had five train jumpers
in charge this morning, all bound for 10
days residence in the. county jail.
The proposed game of base ball between
the Columbia and Reading clubs yes.
terday, was prevented by tho inclement
weather.
No information has yet been received Of
the thief who stole Reiseckers livery
team.
st. Peters Catholic school and academy
entertainment comes off in the opera
house this evening. 1t will DO worth at
tending.
A four legged chicken. and lively one,
too, at that, is the curiosity now attract
ing attention in Washington borough. 1t
is the property of William Siple.
A five year old son of Jonas B. Nissley,
residing near Chickies, had his left eye
painfully cut by the blade OF knife while
playing with the latter. The accident may
yet cause the loss of the sisht OF the eye.