Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-21
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The Lutheran sunday school Anniversary
Presbyterisn Prohibition PHILIPPE.

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Presbyterisn Prohibition Philippe.
Regular Correspondence of lSrELLIaBNcER.
MARIETTA, Pa, July 2L-The eighth an
piversary of the reorganization of the
Lutheran Sunday school was celebrated last
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock in the church
there was large crowd present The exer-
cises consisted Of singing in German and
English, class recitations, concert reading
and an address by the pastor Rev. j. u.
Mueller. An interesting part OF the pro.
gramme was the building of large floral
cross by the different classes the church
was beautifully decorated with flowers.
Rev. q. NJ. Hickman, pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian church, preached "A sermon on the status
OF constitutional prohibition, last sunday
evening. He will preash on the same sub
ject next Sunday evening. He believes we
will have prohibition within the next decade
il we have to take up arms.
In Camp at wild Cat.
The following members of the II. Y. {.
went to Wild Cat Glen Monday for the week /:
Misses Minnie Ersman, Harry SUNNY,
Annie Hiestand, Nina Hiestand, of Marietta (;
Bessie Carmany, of Middletown; Maggie
Wiley, of Bainbridge: Gertie Shroff ofY ork (:
Lizzie Fridy, of Mountville; and Messrs
Edward Musselman, OF +. * NJ college, Ian
caster Henry Musselman, teller OF the EN-
change bank, Marietta; J. l.. Brandt esq,
Prof Walter Haldemsu, OF Bainbrtdge
Dt. BrNnOt, pI NletDanlCsNllle JAMES IultN
and Don Duly. The party is chaperoned by
Mrs Trout, of Marietta. There will be many
more of the club present to-day The mem
bers OF the C's returned nome on Monday
evening.
A. b. Cassel is a member of the Memorial
Presbyterian Camping club, of Lancaster.
He is fully equipped for camp the first " eek
in August at York Furnace
Boating is grand on the Susquehsnna now,
and many make use of the opportunity.
pur hasa hall plnb want Mihilptnwn
Saturday and was badly beaten.
An excursion for the benefit of the EN-
ployes of the hollow ware works 10 Philsdel
phia, will take place next Saturday. The
The Presbyterian picnic will be held il
| Dutiy's park tomorrow.
| Personal Points.
Victor NJ. Haldeman, OF Wayne, was IL
| town yesterday.
| Miss Tillie Triple, of Safe Hsrbor, is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. Smyser.
Harry ;. Rich, mother aud sister, are al
| Atlantic City.
Col. ID. b. Case rode home on horse bach
from the encampment of his regiment a
Allentown, distance of ninety miles.
| Frank Curran, of Philadelphia, is visiting
his father +. X. Curran
| Abram Stehman and wife, Of Baltimore, ar
the guests of his father Tobias Stehman.
| Anticipating the Dog Days.
Or. II. NJ. Alexander had valuable sheI
herd dog killed in a fight this week.
The clerk of borough councils was bittel
by large dog the other day. The towi
| fathers are now considering very serious!.
the propriety of taxing every member OF tn
canine family, and compelling them 10 b
| muzzled.
Natural Curiosity.
u. l.. Paules captured woodchuck on hi
farm about mile east of town. The anims
aroused the curiosity of our local scientist, a
there was a difference of opinion as to it
| name. After counting its toes, examining it
tail, feeling the sharpness of its teeth, tn
would-be zoologist ecided to call it a groun
| hog or woodchuck.
Chickies furnace No started up yesteI
| day after being idle ten days for repairs.