Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
Win Matches

nn1A, Dec a.--Mrs Mary MoAnall,
~ oWoll-known resident, died at her
~ = Second and Lawrence streets at
3coook this morning, after a brief III
y ling sick since last Monday. Ds.
Wes born In Montgomery county and
eved 10 Columbia about fifty years ago.
- lived In the house where she died over
~ yearA Hix daughters survive to mourn
~ - Of devoted mother. Her husband
- oome ysars ago. The funeral will be
~ - saturday afternoon at o'clock.
v1oee will BE- held ct the house
0oy1d etoutxen berger, aged FIVE years, a
0ecu OF Mr David K. Hinkle, died at
- home Of his mother, In Philadelphia, on
Nay morning at ten o'clock. The remains
XI0 1rought to Columbia this morning at
- Wclock, the funeral taking place from the
4ulfu4d station. The little fellow died from
Il1os burned some time ago. He had been
8 uy1ng with matches and during the absence
~ ~ 5amily built fire in the kitchen. His
l111hing took FIRE and before the fire was
- out he was badly burned, which resulted
- his death. Rev. J. II. Mepges, OF Phils-
GsIphia accompanied the remains from the
A Runaway Accident.
q The horse attached to a sleigh belonging
- Measrs. John Shenberger & Son was going
up Locust street, yesterday afternoon, when
he animal became frightened and started to
run a@ The team went up the street at q
tppid rate, but the progress of the horse was
c6eoked BY the sleigh striking an electric
l5oht pole at Sixth and Locust. The shafts
were broken from the sleigh and the horse
nan for some distance before Il was stopped.
The Christmas Market
The Christmas market will be opened in
The armory this exening, under the direction
n The ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid society.
The armory has been tastefully deco.
rated, and the market promises to be a very
novel affair. Beautiful and useful articles
viii be sold and refreshments of all kinds
VIII be served. A pleasant time can he had
~ Waiting the Christmas market
Church services
A special service will be held this evening
ut seven o'clock In the St. Psul's P. L.
Church, In connection with the Brotherhood
Of St. Andrews Rev. kdgsr Cope, OF
Philadelphia, OF the church OF Incarnation,
Will be present and deliver an address.
The Lecture Course.
On next Tuesday evening the second en-
terfainment OF the lecture course Will TAX g
place In the opera house, when n lecture
will be delivered by Robert ]. Butdette, on
The Rise and Fall ol the Moustache." Con.
siderable expense has been made by the
Ministerial association In securing the ser.
Woes Of this lecturer, and a large audience
should be present on this occasion,
Town Notes.
Work will be attempted to-day at the new
Episcopal church, on Locust street. 1t Will
require about Ave days TO complete the stone
work at the church and Il this can be ac-
complished the carpenters can then 20 to
work.
The band at Florin are holding fair and
the Columbia band will visit this band on
next Saturday night
The Columbia wreck crew left town this
morning at A:50 o'clock TO clear wreck at
Lancaster caused by engine No. sos running
Into the rear end Of the freight train drawn
ny engine No. 977. The wreckers returned
home at 8 IS a. IN.
David Fry, John and Moses Gilbert were
on cunning trip to York county this week.
They succeeded In raising three foxes but
the game was shot by other euuners.
The Vigilant Fire company will resume
holding their annual balls. The first one
Will be held on the eve of Wsshiugton's
birthday.
A pleasant birthday surprise party was
heid last night at the residence of Mr.. John
Hahn, on Locust street A bout fifty couples
were present and number were from York
and Wrightsville
John H. Wilson and william Mccall. fire.
men on the Pennsylvania railroad, went to
Philadelphfs this morning to be examined
Tor promotion as engineers
Repairs have been made to the heaters at
fne st Johns Lutheran church. whereby
the hniid.ng will Ds comfortably heated our.
iDg toe winter months.