The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-12

Guntur hospital. Mrs. NJ. \. Eugleman.
Philadelphia; magazine secretary, Miss
Reheeea Gordon, Lionville. Pa; immi-
grat missionary, Miss Marietta Stake,
Philadelphia.
Fully $50 officers aud delegates are
expected and they will be taken care
of by the members of the church who
will lodge them and give them break
fast. Dinner and supper will be served
in the Farmers market house.
Jacob NcCauly. A. II. Kreider. Paul
Wareon aud Claude Carver motored 10
phtadeiphis and witnessed the game be-
tween the Boston and Athletic teams.
Davis Carver. mail carrier. is i'll at
his home on Catherine street with ap-
pepdieitis.
Gus .Sehwau is repatring the pave
ment of John Wagner At Ann and
Wood streets.
Simon Bleeher purchased from the
car company the two houses on Wood
street formerly owned hv T. c. Smith
and Mrs. Jennie netweiler and VIII
nave them moved TO Eagle Heights. c,
). SFrsus. of Reading. also purchased
from the ear company phe double house
st Wood and Water streets. formerly
owned by Mrs. Rasehcre and will move
the same 10 Eagle Heights. Amos
tuu,eberge- purchased from the car
company the NSSh property. NisSlev
svenue aud Main street, and viii nave
me building moved 70 Spring street on
the plot of ground w'here the old log
house stands, which he will tear down.
Scott Sides and force Of men have
moved one of tine douale houses of the
basehour estate which was purchased
( ov John Beck. The same is now being
moved across the motor tracks and will
be taken back of the brick row.
Harvest Home aud Old Folks Day
was observed in the VI. E. church yes
terdsv morning. The Rev. w. h, Rid
/ lugton preached 4 special sermon 70 the
old folks. Each person over so wears
old was presented with carnatiou.
In the evening the Rev. J, Gould Wick
{ ev, OF Gettysburg college, preached the
Harvest Home sermon.
James FuhrmSn. of Euols. spent
Saturday IN town as the guest of rela,
tives
Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Natter. of
toateSviile, spent Saturday and SUNDAY
IN town as the guests NJ MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Nuskey. Catherine street
Thieves stole ten bushels of potatoes
from the corn crib on the Fisher farm
on Friday night,
\ number of members of Prince Ed.
win Lodge attended the services At the
Masonic Home ar EIzabethtowu yeSter,
day afternoon. The Rev. II. F. Hooy.
er preached the sermon.
The SoeIabIe held by the members
of tine High school in the Farmers
market house on Saturday evening
proved q success
About fifty members Of Brownstoue
Castle No. 456. X. G. T.. attended serv.
[ ices in 81 Peter : Lutheran church yes.
terdSy morning. The Rev. Fuller
Bergstresser delivered the sermon.
\. {. Fuhrman spent rhe dsv al nau
phin as the guest of relatives.
Mrs. John Hawk Is visiting heg
daughter at Philade phia.
William Myers. OF Eno.a, spent
Sunday in Royal;on as the guest Of his
parents, Nh. and Mrs. Jharles Myers.
William Nitraue, ana family and
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Lynch and son
OF Hignsplre, spent sunday IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rov Walton and two
children. of Palmyra, spent Sunday IN
town.
Harry Coyle, OF Falmouth, spen,
Sunday in town
The Rev Mr.. and Mrs, DltZ,er, of
/ HARRISBURG speaE Yesterday IN town.
The annual Rally Day exercises were
held yesterday in the St. Peter ; Lu-
theran Sunday school. with an attend
anee Of 653. The following program
was rendered: Singing, school; open.
ing exercise; PRAYER, the Rev. Mr.
Hooker; reading OF lesson. school; class
records; men 5 ekorus address of vel
come. Helen Baehmoyer; singing, in
tant department; solo. Alice Covau; ad
dress. the Rev ]. Gould Mickey, Get
tysburg College: solo. Carrie Hoffman
address. the Rev. Mr.. Hooker; duet
Martha Jane Bergstresser and Ruth
Bertner; exercise, primary department;
reports; song, school; beuedietlon, the
Rev Mr.. Bergstresser.
Miss Bess Trump. of Harrisburg
spent SUNDAY IN town as the guest OF
friends.
Miss Annie Fry. of Elizabethtowu,
spent Yesterday in town as the guest of
relatives.