Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-07
INCREASED FARE ON
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
Rate Between Waynesboro and
Harrisburg Is Now $2.70,
Instead of $2.55
DR.. BIEDERWOLF IS HONORED
Friends Arrange Testimonial of
Appreciation of Work of
Great Evangelist
DR.. BIEDERWOLF IS HONOREI

Waynesboro, Pa, Feb. Mrs. r.
L. Frank and family left to-day to
Join Mr.. Frank and several sons in
Frederick, Md. - The appreciation
luncheon held Wednesday evening in
the Warner Building in honor of DR..
Biederwolf and his party, who have
been holding evangelistic services
here, was a pleasant and enjoyable
affair and a pronounced success. Men
began gathering at 5 o'clock and kept
coming until 1875 had gathered to
partake of the luncheon, which con-
sisted of rolls. beef loaf, peas mashed
potatoes, celery, ice cream, cake and
coffee.-Mrs Coffman, Of York, who
is visiting friends near town, suffered
an attack of lockjaw Wednesday
morning. For three hours her jaws
were locked. She came to Waynes-
bora and went to the office of DR.. w.
c. Schultz, where she received treat
ment that unlocked her jaws. They
unlocked with a snap. - The Bteder-
wolf meetings here, which have been
in progress since January 4, will be
concluded with sermon by DR.. Bic
derwolf in the tabernacle next Mon
day evening. Tuesday evening, Mr..
McEwan and the choir will give an
entertainment. - A marriage license
was issued in Hagerstown to Charles
B. F'rieze and Miss Bessie I. Ovelman,
both of this place. - Beginning with
the first of this month, the railroad
and to all points between the old
Waynesboro Junction and the Capital
City, has been increased by the Cum
berland Valley Railroad Company.
The old round trip fare from Waynes-
boro to Harrisburg was $2.55. The
new fare is $2.70. Miss Mary B. Ver-
der, a trained nurse, has been called
home from Philadelphia, to nurse her
brother, Ralph, who is very i'll of
penumonia, at his home in Phillips
avenue.-Miss Lulu Mclaughlin and
J. ]. Stevens are visiting relatives in
Mercersburg.-Miss nellie McCune, of
Mercersburg, is the guest of friends
here. Mrs. Sadie Carver and Miss
Mary Carver, of Harrisburg, have re-
turned home after spending several
days with friends here.-Mrs. r. M.
Wood, Mrs Il. M. Wood and Miss
Louise Wood, of Harrisburg, are the
guests of Mrs. C. F. Stein. - Simon
Zody has returned home from an eX-
tended Western trip. He was as far
West as Evangelist Mich
olson, who will soon begin a series of
revival meetings in Shippensburg, has
asked Waynesboro to put a price on
the Biederwolf tabernacle.-MissB Belle
Strickhouser, who recently purchased
a millinery store In New oxford, VIII
take charge next Tuesday. - Miss
Helen Wingert, who has been spend
ing two months with the family of
Charles B. Clayton, returned to her
home in Hagerstown yesterday.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Cromwell entertained
at an elaborate dinner party at their
home in honor of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert TAFT and Miss Lucy
TAFT, of Norfolk, Va.-Newton Eyler
and Merle Blair have gone to Harris
burg, where they will enlist in the
United States Army. - j. Edward
Beck, A. Il. Hess and M. L. Wyand left
yesterday for New York city, where
they sailed on the steamship Victoria
Louise for cruise through the Carib-
bean Sea. The party will be away
thirty days.