Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-26

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M Barthday Wa CessSeaasd.
rcor1espondence q lrrntxIexrcu
t10nBfA, March, "a The following |
sers elected last evening at q congre-
~ meeting In 81 Johns Lutheran
Il 1sns--c. r. shrsiner, John Yake and
John Llewllyn, Geo Tile and
< =. M Miller.
( 4 1iSry--John Yake.
81 ogurer--H. r. Zerger
~ IDG1urcr building fund.-. r. ID. Miller. |
I 5f{1n lodge, No H5S l. o. o. r. elected the |
IlcU1ng officers last evening:
6.--J. :. NicholA
"a secE.-Frsd q W. Heckel, ir.
& Geo w. Schroeder.
q Geo. Tile.
4 uSoio tribe, No IL, /. o. r. NJ, will elect
olacon this evening.
tSt DlsgrAcsful Lookup.
q CQlumbia should be ashamed of its dirty
1oikllp, ,itm iilthy and totally unfit to be used.
Ite ttench arising from the cells IL awfully
ikk1ning. We know of instances where
:<ramrn have refused 10 sleep in the cells, so
s41EN were they. Who attends to them, III
tnfy oro attended to at all, Is mystery, and
The police committee of councils would do a
The beds are even filthier than the cells and
bugs Of all kinds infest the clothing.
Personal and Social.
Rev. r. w. Humphriss has been assigned
\ 10 the Grace NJ. f. church, at Broad and
Mastsr streets, Philadelphia. His successor
- tie Columbia M. r. church Is Rev. f. G.
qrimths late Of the Park Avenue NJ Il.
"a. +. f. G" means "true TO each other"
and this was the name of the club whose
room was above Il. w. Mays store. The
{ club is no more it died an lntimely death
: now worries the members.
Miss Daisy Crownshields who attends
college in Massachusetts, is home for the
Easter holidays.
Celebrating His Birthday.
e. r. Loose, of Reading, travelling sales
man for d. A. Yoder, also of Reading, cele-
brated his 42d birthday, yesterday, in quite
novel manner. Mr.. Loose was born AZ years
ago, between II and II o'clock in the morn
ing Yesterday, between these hours, as
wager, he occupied a camp stool on the river
near the iron span.
Notes About Town.
Again are teams TO be seen driving on the
4 Recovered Susquehanna. course has been
< laid out between the dam and bridge, and
IL way trotters dash over its smooth surface
i69caution. The ice on the course was first
n eounded, and ranged In thickness from l3
y inches to, well, the bed Of the river.
AZ 9 O'Clock last evening, the Columbia and
YlR1lant fire companies were called from
their engine houses by a cry which sounded
nkS "fire," but IT turned out to be false
Z alarm.
Renewed interest has again been mani
>-ffn10aui uin the revival meetings of the Bethel
church, and tR6fe fs-Sa- telling when they
Will end. Not this week, at least.
On Saturday evening the ladies managing
the Vigilant fair, Will again meet at Mrs.
Samuel Filbert's, to receive the reports of
those who canvassed the borough for dona-
tions. Their work is not quite completed,
but will be by Saturday evening.
Every evening the outlets are well-flled
with skaters. The ice is becoming soft and
slushy and few more warm days like to-
day will end skating.
The '.A' class in Miss Lilly Stevenson's
school, freceived lesson on pedestrianism
6mEosferday, and after a Smile walk, returned
The Columbia Bicyclesclub, has been given
the use Of the rink in the forenoon for prac-
tices
A large catamount is on exhibition at Ed.
4 SperiDg's on Locust street The animal
was shot by nephew of Mrs. S. II. Wilson,
during her visit to Emporium, Pa.
&l2Q6l was the amount collected at the
grand rally held last Sunday, in the Mt
Zion A. NJ. L. church,
The display of spring goods by our mer.
chants IL not only very large but:exceedingly
fine.
A cake Of ice feet long, feet wide and q
inches thick and as clear as crystal has been
cut from the canal outlet at Wrghtsville, by
merchant Of that borough and placed in
front OF his store as curiosity.