Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-27
DEATH OF SAMUEL sHULTZ.
A Prominent citizen of Washington
Borough Dies After Long suffering.

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Borough Dies After Long suffering.
COLUMBIA, Sept. 27.--Samuel Shultz, ON
aged resident Of Washington borough, died
al his home this morning, aged " years.
He had been troubled with dropsy OF tho
heart for n number Of years and taken With
chill yesterday, which caused histieath.
He was prominent resident ot-Washing-
ton borough. ~
A meeting of Osceoia Tribe, No. II, of
Red Men, was held last evening when the
following officers were elected Prophet,
.HAm'l +. E0ultz: sachem, Casper Medwig
senior sagamore, John A. Bradley junior
sngaInore, Harry Nochtrieb; trustee, Benz.
H. Eicherly.
At the close of the meetings Of the Cen
tennial association last year II was decided
Z 70 keep the association In existence, ana
hold O meeting on the last Tbursday even
ing In September of each year. The annual
meeting was called for last evening, and
about dozen members responded To the
call. After spending short while in an
informal talk the members adjourned
without transacting any business.
A large number of ladies went 10 York
county yesterday to spend the day at the
fhrm or Joshua Sourbeer. The party was
given In honor of the AID birthday of Mr.
Bourbeer. The day was spent IN n very
pleasant manner
w. ID. Campbell has resigned as brake
man ON the Pennsylvania railroad and will
80 on duty as fireman at the opera house.
A wedding occurred last evening in 81.
ST. Paurs Lutheran church, when Mr.
Andrew Hartman and Miss Maggie Brum-
mer, daughter of John Drummer, living
on Eighth street, were united In marriage
The ceremony was performed by Rev. >;
A. Darmstetter, pastor of the church. and
was witnessed by large number OF rela-
tives and friends.
The society OF Christian Endeavor of the
second street Lutheran church held so
ciable last evening ut the house of Mr..
Henry Mullen, on Union street. Ice cream,
cake and other refreshments were serN ed
during the evening. A large number OF
members were present and spent the even,
ing In most enjoyable manner.
Tho Metropolitan band will go to silver
Springs on Saturday evening To attend Il
fair gwen for the band of that place.
George Smoker and family, of Leaman
Place, returned home this morning after o
visit to John L. Weimer.
On October lst, the new position of night
weight-master will be made ut the Column
bia scales Of the Y. X. r., and w. j
strickler, ir;, now senior clerk at the
transfer, will take the position. John Dean
junior clerk at the transfer, will become
se Nor clerk, and w. NJ. Bcynton, track
clerk, will fill Mr.. Deans place. Jas. Ken
nedy, son of p. r. X Detective Kennedy
will be the track clerk.
n Greta Spotten,a young daughter of Frant
w. Spotten, was at the moving of be
I'm lie, Samuel Glatfelter, vest orday afttr
noon. In some manner she was struck b,
bed spring and was rendered unconscious
The child sustained no serious injury an'
is all right this morning.
On Saturday morning Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Haughey and Chas. NJ. Gabriel vii
leave for Harrisburg, where they will joi,
party of engineers on trip to California
The party Will occupy Pullman parlo
car and will go directly through to tn
Pacific slope.
opera house on Monday evening by Peel
Il Furxman's company. The play is eN
celIent and should be greeted with larg
audience.
A. ii. Woodruff. supported by Mis-
Louise Arnot, will be in the opera hous
on Tuesday evening in the Yankee coined
of Uncle Hiram"