Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
MRS. NANCY KEYS DEAD.
suE DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN
FALLING DOWN STAIRS.
A AGED woman VINO was Thirty three
Yeas . Resident Of the Borougn-A Ci ia
Of Frank stocker Dies OF Cholera In
santum- Churches TO gc Improved.

COLUMBIA, July 81 Mrs. Nancy Keys,
aged 50 years, died this morning at the
home of her daughter ir.,aw, Mrs. Mary A.
Keys, on North Second street. On last
Saturday night she arose from her bed aud
In the darkness made . misstep, falling
down flight Of stairs from the second 70
the first Aoor. The noise was heard py 1ne
family, and assistance was ct once givon W
the ipj pjured woman. She received ID
about the right side OF her head, bus no
hooes veve broken. ON Sunday she was
feeling some what better, but she gradually
srav worse until death came TO her rellei
this morning.
Mira KEYS was born In Maryland in tie
vicinity Of Conowingo. She was the m other
Of the late Thomas Keys, who died about
two years ago and with whom she msoe
hsr home for the past thirty three } ears
H,r son John Keys was living In Mary isnd
when last heard from. Seventeen grand
children and tizht great.grandchildren'
survive. The funeral will be held on
Thursday at Bainbridge. Theremains VIII
be taken to that place on Thursday morn
ing ut 10 o'clock.
A four months old child OF Frank Stocker
died last evening from cholera iniantum'
Repairs for Churches.
The building committee OF the Metho-
dis, church met last evening and organized
BY electinR VIM. b. Given, esq, chairman,
and G, w. Stevenson secretary. The com
mittee will visit different cities to inspect
the style OF church architecture.
A congregational meeting will be held In
the Second street Lutheran church on
Wednesday evening to decide on repairs 10
the church. The committee on repairs Will
make report and the members Will taRe
action on the same.
The benches in the Sunday school OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church are being removed
preparatory 10 the tearing down of the
building.
Here ana There.
The borough workmen are engaged In
grazing Chestnut street, below Third, and
Second street, south OF Bridge
A novel GENE OF base ball will be played
ON Saturday afternoon on the Y. M. y. A.
grounds, The mines will be arranged by
Philip Kline and b. A. Lichty, and will be
composed of T.. X. X. employees. The
players have not engaged in game for
years
Mrs M. Il. Boynton and Miss Bessie
Bruner left this morning for Philadelphia
and Ocean Grove.
Mr.. 8. L. Ball and family, of Dayton
Ohio, are visiting Mr.. Jacob y. Strine.
The case OF Uriah Holsinger against Re-
becca Holsinger aud Mary Hill, for drunk.
enness and disorderly conduct, WAS before
Squire Solly last night and dismissed.
Ofiicer Schill arrested Henry Armstrong,
of Lancaster, for drunkenness and dlsor-
derby conduct. This morning Squire Soliy
aant hi m tn AL for ton days,
Susqushanns Lodge, No. 80, OF Oid Fell
lows, appointed the following committee
lest evening to entertain their centennial
guests II. \. Gray bill, Il. s. Dunbar and
Frank Metals. The lodge has engaged the
Maytown band.
At an early hour this morning, j. T.
Bsetem, secretary OF the X ley Stove com.
pany, arose from his bed to attend to the
wants OF his children. He accidentally
struck the small too Of his right foot against
the bed post, causing dislocstion.
Frank Fritz, who was bitten by a snake
in York county, on Saturday, Is slowly
improving.