Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-17
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CuGUNnlA, Feb. l7.--Andrew J. Duden,
i Vel known citisen Of wrightsville, died
- oo1urday night in the 60sh year OF his
~. The death was caused by consump-
Ton, alesr several month"; Illness. Mr.
pUdon Wao well known In town and was
- nanagsr of the Columbia dint mill
nne1l III health compelled him TO give up
~ nooltiou. He was . director OF the
Cunisul National bank until the last cleo
laoo. when his son succeeded him. Two
nne. Q. Frank and Ralph Duden, survive
0s Was Z member Of Riverside Lodge 500, F.
4 a. n. Of Wrightsville, and of Corinthian
n A. Chapter 224, OF Columbia. The
fhneral will be held on Tuesday at Up. M,
nom his late home in Wrightsville.
Mn. Elizabeth Houser, wife OF Henry
Hcussr, died on Sunday morning at
o'clock, aged 4s years. She had been In
thiling health for some time past, and had
bosn confined to her bed for two weeks.
The funeral will be held on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
A three-year old daughter Of John Eveler
died on Saturday night from membraneous
croup. The funeral was held this afler-
noon at o'clock.
An infant daughter Of Scott Homsher
died on Saturday night from catarrh on
The breast. The funeral was held this af-
ternoon At o'clock,
John Houck, son of VIM. Houck, Of Nor
wood, died on Sunday night, aged "a years.
He was sick with consumption for year
past, which caused his DEATH He was
bricklayer in the employ Of his father,
who II . furnace contractor The funeral
has not been arranged.
w. w. Judd, stove moulder, was killed
on the p. r. X. at Philadelphia last week,
and the remains were brought to town on
Saturday night. Interment was made on
Sunday ct p. IN. from Ostertag's under
taking establishment. Services were held
u the grave by Rev. +. Ludwick Judd
was member Of theIron Moulders' union,
and the funeral was In charge Of the local
lodge Of the order. His home was at
Quincy, ILL.,, where his parents live.
Squire Solly sent Ann Dorsey and james
Kelley to Jail on Saturday night for 80 days
ssch, for disorderly conduct. Hattie Davis
end Sam. Wilkeson received 10 days each
from the same squire on the same charge
All the parties are colored.
Miss Flora Pfoutz has been employed at
the Keeley stove works as stenographer to
Manager Thomas.
The Lark club held banquet at their
club room on Saturday night. Christian
walker was presented with pair OF gold
trimmed eye glasses, and Andrew Lott
with gold-headed umbrella In honor Of
their birthdays. A good time was had.
Alvin Joslin" will appear in the opera
house on Friday evening in lone of the
Old Stock"
Rev. 9. w. Ely left for Green Farms,
! Conn.,, to-day and will be married on Tues
day 70 Miss Burd, of that place.
On Sunday.morning Rev. F. J. c. Moran,
ofSt Paups church, announced that he had
accepted the call TO the Office of archdeacon
st Annapolis, Md. The decision was mad Q
BY the advice Of Bishop Rullson. The
efiics Of archdeacon is an important one, to
which Rev. Moran will be well fitted. lie
will not leave until after Easter.
Rev. Walter p. King, secretary of the
Lancaster Law and Order society, made an
address In the Methodist church on Sum
day morning.