Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-10

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VI CoIUxBlA, May lo.--Samucl oberiin, an
Saed resident Of Norwood, a short distance
|ltom town. died at his home ON Thursday
uaoFning at 10 O'Clock from the effects of
1all received by tripping on the carpet In
his home on May lst. Several of his ribs
were fractured. He was In the eith year
'of his age at the time Of his death. He was
bornin Earl township, on the conestoga.
hcar Hinkletown, on October lith, 1895.
He was coach-maker by trade. having
served Ills apprenticeship in Iancas-
~ q time whom great many stage
!ooaches were built, and carried on business
~ Marietta for more than thirty years. lie
|eItefwards moved to Summit county,
Chic, where he engaged in farming
81 seven years. lie then returned
10 Lancaster county and purchased
! home At Norwood where he spent his last
dsyu In retirement. He was member of
shs Second Street Lutheran church, and took
. great interest In the church. lie at
tended church for the las, time on Faster
Sunday and enjoyed the services very
much. His surviving children are l.. c.
Oherlin and ]. ii. Oberlin, living at Nor
wood. He was member of the Pioneer
fire company at Marietta, and held his
funeral will bc held on Monday morning st
10 o'clock. Services at his home and inter
ment ct Mount Bethel cemetery
Mrs August Eckert, a daughter Of jacob
Bangert, living ON Union street, died ON
"Wednesday at her home in Philadelphia,
aged 2e years The death was caused by
drcrey and rheumatism after a ten weeks
tlluess. The remains will be brought 10
town this afternoon and buried from 1T.
Paul's Lutheran church on Locust street,
Saturday afternoon al o'clock.
A large audience was in the opera house
Hast night and enjoyed the concert Of the
Choral society. The singing OF the society
showed careful training. Miss Evelyn
Proctor, of Millersville, played two piano
solos in an excellent manner. The singinl
Of Miss Flora L. Finlayson, OF Boston, wal
repeatedly spplauded and was the bes
ever heard in the opera house.
The Society Of Christian Endeavor OF ih
Second street Lutheran church will hold
meeting this evening at the home of Rev
w. s. Hinman.
A game of ball will be played ON SatuI
day afternoon between the Columbia an
4 Metropolitan clubs.
John A. Meyers, captain Of the boi
1 club, was practicing on the river yesterla
In his new shell when the boat upset. II
made very narrow escape from drownin
and was rescued by some men who WEI
about the river ut the time.
A new time table viii go into effect q
Sunday on the Reading 4 Columbia raj
road. The train leaving town at 1910
m will leave nj 1890 o'clock, and the trai
leaving at $40 p. IN. will leave at 81
o'clock. The train arriving al s:20 p. u
will arrive al o'clock.
Henry Duck sued Joseph Wise for tire,
& passing ON his property, and hearing wa
held this morning. The case was settle
& between the parties.
Thos. Calmari. fireman Of engine 3l5 {
the r. 4 c. railroad, fell of his engine mn
received painful bruise in his back, eau.
y Ing him 10 quit work.
Albert Meiskey, a laborcr Of Washing
y ton borough, was thrown from mu
yesterday and was badly hurt about II
.. head and leg and received internal injurie
He was attended by DIR. u. W. Binkley.
The charter OF the Columbia shirt G,ctor
Il was received yesterday.