Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-09
RED MEN AND ODD FELLOWS.
~urv aaxs ARRANeEMENrs FOR
~nKrR CENrENNIAL UNIFORMS.
= asrsisburg Fi.s Company Decides TO At
essa the Celebration The Roof of . Build
sse FIRED by IN Essiss-Psrsonsi sud
other Notes Of the BorouRh.

COLUMBIA, Aug. 9--As the time for
ea,eprstinR the centennial OF the borough 10
rapidly approaching the variou, orgsniza. |
eious are preparing to do their part In the |
tubilee. A joint meeting OF Chiquesalunga
eod Osceola Tribes Of Red Men was hold |
lsss night to consider the subject Of cos
tumes, etc. John Mcintyre was
elected president; H. n. Sample
secretary, and John Zsll treasurer.
Tho meeting decided to hire from
so 20 75 costumes from New York party.
A portion OF the tribes will turn out on
fioets, representing Indian life. A commit
Tee consisting Of ]. B. Kraizsrt, Samuel Da
RON. Albert CHARLES, and Il. Greenawalt will
arrange Tor the floata g. b. Clepper was
elected chief marshal OF the parade with
the following assistants: John Mcintyre,
wfr.m A. CLOSER, John Hsll and Albert
Charles.
rns Reilly hose company, of Hsrrisburg,
he's accepted an Invitation to visit here on
September 2s. The Reilly boys will be the
guests Of the Shawnee fire company. They
will come In tho morning and return In the
evening.
Alta meeting Of Orion Lodge OF Odd Eel.
lows last evening, II was decided to psrtici'
pate In the second days parade with regu.
lation uniform. Tho members will weal
dark clothing, same style hat, cane and
giovea Arrangements are being mado fol
the entertainment OF the guests
personal and oiher Notes
Gen. William Patton and daughters lef
this morning for OoeHn Grove.
Allen c. Hippey, OF williamsport, bal
been on visit to bis brother, Henry Hip
peys
X. K. Williams and family left town yes
terday afternoon for trip to Atlantic CITY
Mrs. Samuel Slaymsker and son John
OF Philadelphia, are guests OF 'squir'
Samuel Evans.
A Slight Fire
The roof Of two story building a. Din
ing the fremont house, corner Front ant
Walnut streets, was on fire yesterday after
noon about $3.50 o'clock. The dry shinglel
commenced to burn rapidly, but the firs
was put out by John r. Howard, living IN
the aoj Dining house, with few buckets o.
water. The fire department was out bu
not needed A spark from n passing n
gipe was the cause.
The heavy storm last night prevented {
performance at Hunting's circus. The cir
Gus lett during The night for Lebanon,
The band of Yankee Moore's COMPANY
arrived in town to-day. The company vii
appear In the opera house on Saturda,
evening in the popular play "Our ions
than"
Aparty OF ladies and gentlemen went I
the home OF Mts. John Meye ers, at Cordelis
last night They had pleasant time moi
withstanding the heavy storm.
A large party Of business men went I
the point opposite Chickies this morning
spend the day in fishing, etc.
Officer Schill arrested Tim Dolan la
night for being drunk and disorderly. II
paid the costs and fine to Squire solly an
was discharged.
A car Jumped the track In the east var
yesterday afternoon, while running on
siding. The car was loaded with iron an
made q terrible noise.
A number Of LAZY members Of 81. John
Lutheran church drove TO ElizAbethtow
this morning to visit Mira Christii
Myers, former resident of town.
Messrs. Fendrich aud Bruuer went
York this afternoon to play return gan
of tennis with Messrr. Schall and Meyers,
that city.
Gen. Welsh Pos. will attend divine 30
vices on Sunday evening in the Church
God. Rev. William Rice, OF Wsshingto
borough, will preach memorial sermo
on the late General Sheridan.