Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
FOR THB CAMPAIGN.
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COLUMBIA, June 80. "A large number Of
5 Democrats Of town held meeting LAST
vonine under the News once for the pur-
- q orgsuising . club. Every one
rusms W. 10 favor oe tho Idea and club
- osuunlsod 70 bo known - the Cleve-
- "a Thurman club Of Columbia Tne
olOW1ng ofiicou were elected Pfesident'
~. D. Given, esq vice presidenn, ~
/. Clopper, Geo #. Luiz and Jonn
Nnlov eecretsry, Wm. Il. Madden
E0ncurer. s. g. DetwilsE The secrstary
nunnd 4 roll Of members and In abort 1
DSooe a tins ninety -one members were OBJ
|Gfno0. A committee was appointed to So
lure permanent meeting place, and the
Iaub will meet ON Friday evening, July
M The Democrats Of town will mako
lively campaign for Cleveland and Thur
nan.
on Fer 0sttysburg.
The LARK club, composed principally Ct
Of Gen. Welsh Post, left town this
megning ct 7:O6 O'Clock for Gettysburg,
WAoGo they will camp for six days on
~ hlgtnric battlefield. The club ID
fnlly equipped and have everything neces.
nry 70 spend the time In most pleasant
manner. The club 10 composed OF the fol-
lowing ofhcers and members Comman-
0eF, W. l.. Hsrshey senior commander,
Clayton Hartman /; treasurer, Henry Hip
poy QuaEtermaster, 8. b. Clepper quar-
tsrmaster sergeant John w. Pinkerton I;
Uargoou, Dr. Geo w. Berntheizsl; COM
mln1axy sergeant Jere Koch /; chief bugler,
Milton Wike chief Of stafi, Geo. II. Eris-
man members, Wm Bookman, T. j. Clep'
pr, Charles Evans, Henry Graeff. d. +.
0ohn, Jos. Hogentogler, Robert Hall, h.
O. Llchfy, Alfred Lilley, John McLsne,
Arthur Rosbridge, ID. L. Smedley, VIM.
6toltler, VIM. Strauss, John Sirickler.
Joseph Bweitzsr, B. Frank Watson, q. +.
walker.
The members wore brown shirt and hat
end were provided with Especial car. Two
O1lored walters accompanied the club
Lodge Omoers Elected.
The following officers were elected las,
night at Chippeta Castle, No. bs, Knights
q the Golden Eagle Past Chief, John h.
Hook noble chisf, 3. q. Roath vice chlei,
John a. Hamilton cir herald, Charles
Flockenatein high priest, A. n. Osterag
vsnsrable hermiL w. J. Strickler trustee,
H 8. RummelL The noble chief made the
fhiowine appointments lst guard, Geo
Ven 6txatton I'd guard, H. II. Leitheisef |;
worthy chamberlain, John Crsmsr ensign,
Benz. Loithoiser esquire, NJ. b. Kerr.
The olmcers Of Liberty Circle, No. %, will
hold special meeting on Monday afternoon
q 1 o'clock.
The following committee has been ap.
pointed ct Chippets Castle to invite Ruests
and arrange for tho centennial w. J..
Stxickler, 4. @. Roath, John II. Hook,
IN uau
Sunday In the Churchss.
Second Street Lutheran church Sunday
school, 9:lb m morning service, 1920
subject, "Sailing Under q Competent
Pilot = twilight service, 8 o'clock, subject,
& /" We Are Not Our Own"
Hsy. Mr.. Waldelitk will preach In st
JohA's Lutheran church on Sunday.
Opeu cir services will be held ON Sunday
ovening at Q o'clock, on Walnut street abov,
Fifth. Rev. A. h. Long, Of the Church o
God, viii preach on "The Water OF Life.
n cnDe Of rain the service will DO held Ii
ne church.
6a1ome U. b. church: Morning servic,
10:l6 subject, "Chrisl's Multum in Parvo 4
Peees," Sunday school, l:3O p. M; even
ing service @ O'Clock, subject, 'Gospe
Balustrades"
Aethodiat Episcopal church Sunday
school o'clock, sacrament of the Lord,
supper 1890 q. M; evening service {
o'clock, subject, ''The man who dared Il
DO right"
Tho Salem Lutheran church will b,
closed on Sunday. Rev. II. Keller vii
preach In Baltimore.
COrner- Stone Laying.
The cornerstone Of the Memorial Church
OF the Prince OF Peace, at Gettysburg, will
b laid on Monday, July Q, by Bishop NJ.
A. do Wolfe Howe. Music will be rendered
BY the new surpliced choir OF st. Johns
church, York. Rev. #. J. g. Moran and
several members OF the choir and church
viii 80 to Gettysburg at 7:05 a. m. Monday,
The church Will be built chiefly of memorial
stonos inscribed with the names of indt
vidual soldiers who fell at the battle OF
Gsttysburg or OF regiments and companies
Personal and Other Notes.
ArA ]. w. Bruhaker and daughter, lsl
Edith, left to-day for Atlantic City.
Philip Hoover IL again con Il ned to hi
homo BY illness.
Ara Mazls Henry IL In town visiting hel
iatheT, Mr.. John Fendrich.
Miss Alice O'Donnell left this mornipC
Tor visit TO Philadelphia.
Mn Make Butler, Of Harrisburg, Ia yis
iting her parents In town.
Nesars. Frank Shafier, Jos. villa W.
a. Bingham, Thos. p. Hibbs, A. II. Mo
CGulsy and Samuel Dunlap, conduc ,ors or
the New York division OF the p. r, r,
were In town yesterday attending tn,
funeral OF dward Seals
J. @. II. Lynn, chief clerk OF the Dan
VILE Stove Manufacturing company, hal
been In town since last Wednesday, gettinf
forms and systems at the Keeley stove
works.
John Sucker, Iougher at the ColumbI,
Iron company's mill, had his left eye badly
burned BY Il ash Of hot iron. The sight Il
mot injured.
Martin Fiors, brakeman on crew No. %
had his ankle sprained by jumping from
his train st Psoli. He will be OFT duty fol
. few days.
meet this evening In the chief burgess
room.
The Metropolitan band will parade this
evening In their new uniforms.
BEN. Lichty, son of b. A. Lichty, ceIe-
bEated his 18th birthday last evening, by
having . party ut his house on Wslnu,
street. A pleasant time was had.
An excursion will run on the p. X, X. to
Gettysburg on Sunday.
Sarah Allison, Of Washington, was sued
bslors Squire soily, for assault and battery
~ Josephine Stiner. The case was settled
bxwssu the parties
knights Of Py,hias on,eer..
On Friday evening Inland City Lodge.