Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
BIDOOR CLUB MEETING.
nGls WIN srBss VISIT THE sroxER
Farm. NEAR COLUMBIA.
E1sssant Evening spent-A Colorcd
Doy browns in the River MT Fish
Inc Greek ON Tuesday.

QtrNBrA, May 22.--The Out Door club
n very enjoyable meeting last night
NE fArm house of Mr.. J. G. Stoner, near
wn. Among the pleasant features Of the
lining was a "web" party, which was
- cause Of much fun. Dancing and re-
oahments occupied the remainder Of the
xening. Among the guests present were
zlss Cameron, Harrisburg; Miss Colby,
Aicago; Mr.. Clarence Shock, Mt. JOY
9r. Kcefbr, Harrisburg, and others.
A good-sized audience was in the opcra
uus0 last night and enjoyed the 81. Johns
ntheran concert. The programme was
&Holl rendered, and the concer, was a grand
Accoss.
b. r. Phenegor, night foreman at the p,
r. round house, had his thumb caught
~ switch lever last night and badly
suissd. The nail was removed by DR..
Cfaig.
The first canal boat Of the season was
floaded with coal at the Reading 4 Colum-
4 4ta chutes this morning.
John H. Barnes will go to New York
y late tomorrow 10 see his son william, who
/ y engaged on a farm there. The young
nan lcft home about thirteen years ago,
Eand nothing was heard of him until a short
time ago, when he wrote to his father in-
t0rming him of his whereabouts
The plugs were turned on last night and
Kept running for some time causing an
{ Improvement in the water
Officer wittick arrested Henry Smith,
! alias Snyder. for fornication and bastardy.
Z he was before Squire Evans and is now in
4 the lookup awaiting bail
8. Officer Wittick arrested Alex Smith for
maintenance, on complaint OF Mary Jane
8horte. Squire Evans will give him
bearing this evening.
y George Pof was sued by Annie Warfel
8 fbr assault and battery. He was arrested
by Officer Wittick and will have u hearing
mis- evening.
s. Laura Bear sued Josephine Clay and
Maggie Yellets for disorderly conduct be
fore Squire Solly. Warrants were issued
for their arrest. All the parties are colorcd.
Frank Wickenheiser, aged fourteen years,
living in an alley, above Sixth street, was
cutting wood yesterday and n piece Of
wood struck him on the head. An ugly
wound was caused and was dressed by DR..
Markell
A A prohibition business meeting will be
held In the Presbyterian chapel on Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock.
''Son'' Holsinger, colored, was com
united 70 Jail for three days by Squire
6olly for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. The man went to the train by him
eelf, where he N ct officer Schill, who took
him 10 Jail
The funeral Of Benz. J.. Mulln, of York,
will be held on Friday afternoon at /
O'clock. Services in the Second street
Lutheran church and intorment in Mount
( Bethel cemetery.
An eleven ycar-old colored hoy living
, q Fishing Creek, on the Port Deposit rail
road, was drowned in the s;usquchanna
yesterday. He was In boat catching drif-
wood and accidentally fell overheard. His
body was dragged for, but this morning had
not been recovered.
A passenger train coming north on the
Frederick division last evening struck and
skilled man at. NJ .s5,.A..crry stown, near Lit
11estown. Ee was resident of McSherrys-
93own, bu his name could not he learned.