Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-14
EVENTS IN COLUMBIA.
.~sroroUs AND OTHER INTELLIGENCE
,.ox rue LIVELY BoROUGH.
a,.,scss Of several Sermons to BE Preached
% sssday-Ths sub-conmlstes on In
assssssi Di.pay for the Centennial
Ne, ts -Reeuit Of Fan Game.

COLUMBIA, July IA --kev. Dr. Etuott, oI
IHosnop, will preach in the Methodist Epis
ecpsi church on Sunday morning st 1890
e,olook, and evening at 0 O'Clock.
Rev. Willis 8. Hinmsn, pastor Of the
Dsoood street church, will preach Sunday
morning on the subject "The Chaneeful
Changs'ulness Of Gor." Evening suttsct,
wThs Onnipossnt God"
Rsv. e. Ludwick, pastor Of the Salome
uuitsd Brethren church, will preach on
Sunday morning on the subject "Tbe
ImpoYtauce Of Faith VISION" Evening sub
isct, "Man ss SocisbIe Thing"
The open sir meeting Of the Church OF
God will be held on Sunday evening on
sixth street between Locust and Walnut,
and Will be conducted by Rev. A, II.
Long.
The following order OF service will be
conducted In ST. Psul's p. E. church Oh
sunday Holy communion, s .. m.
morning prayer, 1880; evening prayer,
7:S0 o'clock.
Committee Meeting.
The sub committee on industrial display
held . meeting last evening and organizsd
BY eiectipg Jas. Psrrottst chairman and
Frank q. Paine secretary. IL was de.
cided to appoint two committees, one to see
the merchants and the other the msnuisc'
turers to aud out how many will enter the
industrial parade and what they may re-
quire. The committees are a. follows
Merchants, George Tile, John Westermsn,
A. Jessel, w. A. King, jas. @. Nelson, T.
w. Heckel and j. Ii. Kline manuiac-
tufers, A. X. Moss, l. l.. Auwerter, @. w.
Paine, 8. 8. Detwiler and J. l.. Weimer.
TIE committees will see the merchants and
manufacturers and find out who will par
ticipate. They will report the result at q
meeting Of the committee on Wednesday
evening ct 9 o'olock.
a Bad BefoaI
The Anchor, OF York, administered 9
severe defeat to tho Y. M. Q. A. club yes
tsIday afternoon on tho grounds on Eighth
street The visitors were entirely too
strong for the home players aud had I
picnic. They batted HolliDgsr with east
and kept the fielders chasing their hast
hita A fair crowd were present, but many
left aiter the third inning. Tho score:
Anchors. re....,....,.,.,.0 - 2-2
Y. N. y. C.A...,.,,......O U o q O.
Errors, York, 2; Columbia IL base hits,
hits York, 81; Columbia, 1.-TWO base hite,
York, z /; Columbia, struck out, York, u
Columbia, 10 earned runs, York, 4.
Death and Funeral.
Willie 8. Jewell, aged 4 years. son o
william Jewell, Of North Second street
died early this morning. He had been
sick one week with gastric fever which
caused his death. The funeral will be held
ON Monday afternoon nj 2 o'clock.
The funeral OF Carrie Bowen, of North
Third street, was held this afternoon a,
2 2o'clock.
Personal and Other Notes.
Philip Gossler returned homo from The
State Military academy, near BelIefonte
for the summer. He carried Of severa
houors.
Mn. Mary II. Hess has returned home
from trip to Plttsburg.
Aiss Mary L. Sload left this morning io
"Trip TO Philsdelphia-
The dog poisonor stlll keeps at his work
A valuable pug Of w. II. Fendrich died las
night, also deg belonging to Dr. L. W
0oerke.
w. H Fendrich and II. G. Bruner playe'
rame OF tennis with Messrr. Heistsnd ant
Rich, OF Marietta, last night Tho gam
was Q draw, the score standing one gam
for each side and the third standing tie
J, A. Ryou and J. +. Sbomier will PLAY
with W. Il. Fendrich and W. +. Brune
this evening
O6cer Wittiok arrested Ben Duck las
night for being drunk and disorderly
Squire Evans gave him ten days In jail