Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
A BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

G C,lumbiaus Interested In the st. Paul
Company-onicers OF Local Branch.
COLUMBIA, Sept. 26--For somo time past
an agent of the United States Saving Loan
and Building company, Of st. Paul. Mimi,
has been in town for the purpose of organ
izing local board of the company. This
has been done by the election of the fol-
lowing persons: President, +. A. Bennett T;
secretary, Alfred G. Bruner: directors, j.
w. Yocum, NJ. Bachenheimcr. j. X. Linea-
weaver, s. $. Detwiler, Amos BaItch, G.
n. Murray and w. IL. Fendrich collector,
First National bank. The association is
conducted on the same plan as the local or
ganization. One hundred and twenty
shares have been taken. a meeting of the
board will be held this evening.
A meeting of Orion Lodge, No. $40, Of
Odd Fellows, was held last evening, when
the following officers were elected: Noble
grand, Chas. A. Corrigan; vice grand,
John l.. Purple; assistant secretary, III.
ii. Kaufman; trustee for is months, a.
II. Moss representative To the Grand
Lodge, +. p. d. Miller.
George Rost, conductor on train of engine
No. 20, was painfully injured this morning
Mt Gallagherville. lie jumped from his
train while coming west and fell into an
ash pit, receiving severe sprain to his
back. lie came home in the cabin of his
train.
The funeral OF John Lockard will bc
held on Friday afternoon at . o'clock,
from his home on North Third street.
Officer Wittick arrested John Reed last
night for being drunk and disordcrly.
squire Evars sent him to Jail this morn
ing for five days.
George Poff had a hearing before Squire
Evans last evening on the charge Of as
ssult and battery, preferred by his wife
Emma Poff. Ee was held under bail for
his appearance at COURT
A N pf No rn.N II
will attend the reunion at Reading on
Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor society, of tho
Second street Lutheran church, will hold
scciable this evening at the house of Mr.
Henry Mullen, on Union street. Ice
cream and other refreshments will be
served.
David Fry, toll-gatc keeper on the Ma.
rietta and Columbia turnpike. has re-
signed. The board will meet this evening
to elect his successor.
A. G. Bruner, attornev for c. II. Smith,
of Philadelphia, has SOLD n brick dwelling
to DIR. +. liinkle at private sale.
Rev. Willis 5. lIinman returned last
evening from tho session of the Lutheran
synod at Steelton.
The Mastidodian Social club celebrated
their first anniversary last night by having
banquet ut Warren's restaurant. The
club is composed of eight members and
was organized for the purpose of holding
balls during the winter season. The
members OF the club and invited guests
met at a stated place ut o'clock and pro-
ceeded TO the restaurant. Ailer spending
SOME time In social manner, an excellent
bill Of fare was enjoyed, consisting OF
oysters, chicken, tongue, coffee, ice cream,
etc. The club proved 10 bo excellent en-
tertainers and all had u very pleasant time.
The relief statement of the T.. X. X. re-
lief department has been issued, showing
the following benefits paid to employees in
Columbia: Death. John e. Ryan, $3.50; ac-
cident, II employees, s250.50; sickness, 10
employees, S21i.4o. Total amount paid
sl,277.90.
The centennial association will hold their
annual meeting this evening