Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-13
THE ANNUAL MEETING.
Keeley Oficers Reelected and tho Com
pauy Reported Prosperous
Sn1Jlavus Uannlnn

soldiers Reunion.
COLUMBIA, May 13.--Tho stockholders Of
Kelley Stove company held their annual
meeting at the company's Office yesterday
afternoon. A large proportion Of the stock
was represented, over $500 out Of 5000
shares Being voted. The following board
Of directors were aiected y. s. Detwiler,
H. wilson, ,. ii. Herr, =. Filbert, II. +.
-s3runer. +. A. Bennett, w. B. Given, +.
Bucher and w. Morris. There was no
change in the board. Geo. w. Haldeman
was reelected treasurer. The president,
secretary and treasurer made detailed re-
ports, showing the works to be very pros
porous.
The Fifth Penn'a Reserves will hold
their annual reunion in town on Wednes-
day. The citizens will receive the sur
vivors OF this regiment in good style and
give them a royal welcome. The pro-
Rramme will be parade in the morning,
followed by an address of welcome by
Chief Burgess Bloomfield. Business meet
Ing at p. M, and campfire In the even
Ing. Many distinguished guests are ex
pected to be present. The parade will
form at 10 o'clock, and go over tho follow
ing route: Form on Second, right resting
on Locust, up Locust To Sixth, to Walnut,
TO Second, to Union, to Fifth, 10 Cherry, TO
Third to Locust, down Locust to post room
and dismiss.
The colored men who left the boarding
house Of Ann Dunmore yesterday morn
ing returned last evening. When they
found that Stewell Brown, who secured
their clothes, did not turn up they came to
town. They were seen and arrested by
Officer Wittick. Squire Evans gave them
. hearing and they gave their names as
Taylor Bark sdale and Henry Braxton, Of
Baltimore. They were committed to jail
on the charge Of defrauding boarding
house keeper.
The joint missionary societies Of the
itkt oh hall lasN
ming to make arrangements for an ''all
day missionary meeting" on May 10th.
Delegates from this district and officers of
the parent society are expected to be pres
cnt.
John Barr, an eight year FOLD son of w.
u. Barr, was badly bitten about the legs
last evening by vicious cur. lie WAS
distributing papers and got in the way Of
. the dog.
Mr.. Rodgers, the builder of the Canadian
hshway in the Columbia dam, has been in
town for some time watching the run of
shad through his fish ladders. II Is said
that more fish pass through the raft chute
than through the fishway.
The stockholders meeting of the Colum-
bia shirt factory was not held last evening
and will be held at the call of the president.
Ernest Rochow and Miss Amelia Keller
were married this afternoon at Salem Lu-
theran church. Rev. II. Keller, brother Of
the bride, otficiated. The couple will leave
this evening for trip to Miltonsburg,
Ohio.
Isaac NJ. Bryson, brakeman on No. 2
crew, had his right elbow badly mashed
last evening while cou pling cars ut Frazers
He was brought To his home, on North
Second street, where DIR. Craig attended to
his injuries. The injury Is quite serious
and will most likely cause stiff arm.
Council will meet statedly this evening.
The funeral of Edward Ruehl was held
thisImorning at 10 o'clock, from Salem
>satberan church and Was sslargely attended
A number Of Susquehanna Toifing mill
employees attended the funeral of their late
fellow workman.
The Farmers club, composed of a num-
Der OF well known gentlemen of town and
country, enjoyed a rock fish dinner to-day
at the American house. The dinner was
prepared In ex xcellent stYle by d. h Hinkle