Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-15
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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spoeisl MSo,ing az thr school Uuatd-
Iwo Mon Assaulted on the highway
--Koi,gious itoms.
A meeting OF council was held last even.
ing. But littlo business Oi importance Was
transacted Tho petition presented by Mr..
John Ryan asking council to prohibit DIR.
Markell from building stable near the
former + residence, was laid over To bc
acted upon at u special meeting which will
he held during the latter part of March.
At that meeting tho old council will sot
tie up its affairs and adjourn sine dc, Tho
new council will organize Ou tho first
Monday of April,
Personal
The condition Of Mr. Frank Heigler
residing on Walnut street whose ltio was
despairod Of for several days, has improved
slightly.
Mr.. Daniel McUaulcy, of Elk Lake, Pa,
is visiting his parents here.
Mrs, Il. +. Rankin, of Dolta, Is visiting
her father, Mr.. + :. Bletz.
Mr.. $. NJ, Bcrutheiscl had his en-
trance on to tho threshold at manhood
marked by tho prescucr Ol handsome
gold watch, tho gift of his father.
MIR. VIII Herr, icwoller, has presented
| q iiuo clock to the Shawnee fire company,
which ia highly appreciated by the fro
men.
Mr. l.. J. Schroeder, now student ~
the Philadelphia college ~ pharmacy, has
passed the lato examination, standing high
in his class.
society Meetings and ur-cti,u.
Pennsylvania castle, A q. X. of VI c.,
meets to night,
Gen. Welsh post, q A r. viii hold an
important meeting next Tuesday evening.
The following officers wogo elected by
Shawnee oncampmeut of Odd Follows
last night &. F., J. B. E9hleman y.
W., w. IL. Shonbergcr J. W, j. Il.
Kroider Secretary, Il. NJ. Little :;
Treasurer, Geo. w, Schroeder.
About tire Opcr. uou.o,
On Monday the Warm Springs Iud,an
stow opens in the opera house.
The Rev. +. J. Clay Muran's lecture Of
"Wanderings on the Rhine " will DO held
tonight in the opera house.
l Religious ria ait.
Rov. +. ]. Clay Moran, b. d will con
duct tho prayer meeting Mt tho Colun
bin fro engine house - morrow At $3.50
p. m.
Tho fair and festival of 81. Johns
Lutheran church will be continued until
Monday evening. A large crowd will uo
doubt bo present TO night.
| An entertainment, Consisting Ul nuslC
recitations, etc, will be held ia tho luctuto
room of tho Presbyterian church ucXt
Thursday evening.
Next Thursday evening tho ladies' ni the
Bethel church of God will hold q suciahlc
AT the residouco Of Mrs StrawbridCe, No.
700 Locust street all are invited to attend.
1 GIorinu,ry Drunk.
Tho people of Front street, between
Locust aud Walnut, were disturbed LATE
drunken rOwdiGs
A drunken fellow at the corner ni Third
and Walnut streets at an early hour last
evening" imperilled tho safety OF passers 10y
with razor with which he slashed about
in reckless manner. He should have
been locked up for the night.
Boli Assaults ON tho highway.
John Martin was attacked on Wal
nut street last night and knocked
q down by blow from some weapon. Ar
ugly scalp wound was inflicted ON the bach
u OF his head. His asslilant Is believed Il
have been we'll known Columbia rough
While going home last evening about
o'clock John MADDEN was assaulted OF
y Third street by two negro men, who at
tempted TO rob him of money drawn tina
=, day from the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany. The timely arrival Of assistance
= prevented the Tascals from acc mplshiLs
u their object.
Brirt Locals.
, The river Is on a sJaudStill.
, Pike 6sh are plentiful hero nov.
" The Il. Il, X pay car was here yCstcTda