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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
PARTY FOR LITTLE Roy

Dauphln. Pa, Jan. 90. - Mr.. and
MIS-. II. j. Ffte entertained last even
ing In honor Of their son Richards
sixth birthday. The little tots plaved
games among which was a novel sand
hunt and LATER refreshments were
served. Those on the invitation lief
We're Dorothy Bailets. Helen Hen
nlnger, Dorothy Winn, May ard Dor
Iothy Kline, Margaret Speece. Mary
Grimm, Rose and Jessie Kaufman
OF ItockVille; Ralph Winn, Russell
Reed, MilliaTd and Perdie Garman.
scout Kline and John Felty, of Rock
vile; Mrs. Frank Bailets, Mrs. O. n
Fite, Mrs. j. Lick Feaser. Mrs. + q.
Felty and Mrs Bertha Kaufman. both
of RockvilleI-'rhe Rev. r. T. s Nor
row, pastor of the Methodist Church.
preached on Thursday evening in tbe
CoXestown Methodist Church. = Mir.
and Mrs Harry Lutz of Fairview
spent the Week-e1d with the Rev. Mr..
and Mrs II. G. Lutz.-The Rev. Mr.
and Mrs Robert Fulton Stirling and
MISS Margaret Brooks spent Wednes-
day at Harrisburg Lydia Man
rey spent several days with her sis
ters. Mrs. Grover Glass and Mrs. PnuI
aarm, at Harrisburg.-ATrs, Charles
Bricl<er spent Wednesday in Harris
burS.-RaIph Lutz, of Myerstown
college, was the guest of his parents.
the Rev. and Mrs. II. G.. LutZ.-Harrv
Clemson is improving at his home
after a bad attack of grip.-Mrs. John
w. Hummel, of Philadelphia, left fol.
her home to-day, after three weeks
visit with Mrs. Sabra NJ. BelI.-ATr.
and Mrs. Charles Klingel of Baltf-
more, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shaffer. NJ. G.
Potts and grandson, Milton Potts. o'r
Harrisburg. We're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Lands, on Sunday. -
Miss Ruth Shaffer left to-day for ~
short visit with Miss Juniata Kline,
at M1llersburg. - Miss SabrA Clark
spent Monday and Tuesday with Miss
Mildred Lybarger at Harrisburg.
MISS Jennie Hauk, of Gettysburg, left
to-day for her home after two
weeks visit with Mrs. Blanche Rob
inson.-Mr, and Mrs. ]. d. NJ. Reed
spent Tuesday and Wednesday. at
Harrisburg. Mr.. Reed played with
the Commonwealth Band on Tuesday,
and in the evening with the Zembo
Band at the inaugural ball.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
NEW TICKET AGENT

Mifflintown, Pa, Jan. 23.-Mrs. Jo-
seph McCauley spent Wednesday at
Philadelphia.-Miss Ella Auker spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
John Graybill, Jr., at Lancaster
Ralph Espenschade, of Neville,
spent Friday at the home of his faith
er, Fred Espenschade.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Magill. Mrs. Harrison Nc
Donald and Mrs. Harry Dickershied
motored to Lewistown recently.-Miss
Margaretta Irwin and Miss Evelyn
Schweyer spent Saturday at Lewis
town.--The Rev. Mr. Henderson, of
Rockville, Nd, visited Parker Nc
Meen a few days last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lytle, of Huntingdon, attended
the Heptasoph banquet at the Union
House on Saturday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Meloy, of Altoona, spent
Saturday with his mother. Mrs. NJ. ].
Meloy,. at Miflin.-ALiss Sue Ritzman
spent Saturday in Port Royal-Miss
Margaret Lands and Miss Mary Mar
tin, of Mexico, spent Thursday i'm
town.-Miss Grace Walters, of Port
Royal. spent Saturday in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. Zeiders are away on two
weeks trip to Florida. II. Lefferd.
of McVeytown. has been appointed
ticket agent to succeed Joseph Me
Cauley who resigned on account of
ill health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
BY Special Correspondence
ROOSTER CHORUS SINGS

WOrmleysburg, Pa, Jan. 23.-Revi-
val meeting in progress in the Church
of God are meeting with SUCCESS
Richard Renshaw, Harrisburg, visit
ed his cousin. the Rev. G.. b. Rem
shaw, on Sunday - Mrs. Samuel
week in Philadelphia; while there
they attended the Billy" Sunday
meetings.-John r. Renshaw. of ~
kens spent a few days last week at the
United Brethren parsonage with his
father.-The Rev. r.. r. Rhodes is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Russell
Hummell.-Mrs. c. r.. Miller is spend
Foster Wengert fractured his arm in a
fall.-The REV. and Mrs. Vance have
as their guests, Mr.. Pages mother and
Mrs. Vance's father.-The booster
chorus of the United Brethren Church
sang at morning and evening services
on Sunday and will sing again to-mor-
row mornIng.-Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
Paget will leave this week for China
where they will make their home. Mrs.
Paget was Miss Mary Baum.
Mrs. Wesley Geiger spent a few
days in Reading attending the funeral
OF an aunt.-The Rev. Mr.. Renshaw
has been training q booster choir.
They sang in the United Brethren
Church both Sunday morning and
evening for the first time.-The Unit
ed Berthren prayer meeting attended
the Church of God revival services in
a body on Wednesday evening.-Mrs.
G.. 3. Renshaw returned home from
on Saturday after spend
ing few days with her sisterin-law,
who is sick.--Mrs. S. r. Heckard is
spending a few days in Philadelphia
her mother and attending the
BILLY" Sunday meetings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
Reserved Seat Sale For
Mccormack Recital

The coming concert by John McCor-
mack, the celebrated Irish tenor, at
the Chestnut Street Auditorium on
Wednesday evening, February 3, has
perhaps created more interest than that
of any artist who has yet appeared in
Harrisburg, not excepting Mr.. Pader-
ewski, who appeared here last season
to a packed house. AS Mr.. Mccormack
gives recitals in only five cities in
Pennsylvania during the present sea-
son, Harrisburg is to be congratulated
upon being included in his territory.
Owing to the demand for seats from
outside towns, as well as Harrisburg,
new plan has been adopted for the sale
and reservation of seats, in order to
give all an equal chance to hear this
great artist. Mail orders, accompanied
by cash or check, if sent to c. NJ. Sig
Ter, 80 North Second street, Harrisburg,
will be filled in the order in which
they are received before the board
opens for the regular sale January 2S.
Prices for reserved seats are $1.50 and
SO. with a limited number only at 81.
The chart can be seen at Sigler's Music
Store. However, those mailing their
orders are assured choice reservations
Mr.. Mccormack VIII be assisted by
Donald McBeath, violinist. an artist Of
real merit, who has created a favora Bile
impression the present season, and who
is fast becoming popular in the music
world.-AdVertiSeme
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
ENJOYABLE PARTY FOR GUESTS
Miss Kathryn Center Entertains in
Honor of Harrisburg Girls


Dillsburg, Pa, Jan. 23-On Friday
evening Miss Kathryn Center enter
tanned in honor of Misses Verna and
Pauline Yont5 of Harrisburg, at her
home in South Baltimore street.
Those present We're Misses Emily Rit-
chic, Mary Stouffer, Ethel Hess, Ra-
chel Walls of Dillsburg, and Misses
Pauline and Verna Yontz, of Harris
burg; Edgar Ritchie, Clyde Hess, Earl
Ditmer, Russell Baish, william Nc
Williams and Lewis Center. Re-
freshments were served. - The Rev.
John Seibert, of Chicago, and William
Seibert, Jr, of Chapman, Neb., Wis
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Seibert, this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Burrel visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Burrel, at
Duncannon.-Ray Spahr, who has
been ill of typhoid fever. is improv-
ing rapidly.-William p. Dearborn, J.
S. Kapp, c. w. Gross and d. w. Belt
eel attended the convention of the
York County School Directors Asso-
citation at York on Wednesday.-Th
Rev. G. II. Eveler on Sunday night
began a series of revival services in
the Franklintown Lutheran Church.
j. Fl. Dick. president of the Dillsburg
National Bank, who has been i'll for
some time, has suffered relapse.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23

Annvllle. Pa, Jan. 23.-Under the
direction of Earl f. Eichelberger, an
Oberlin boy, a minstrel show will be
held at Lebanon Valley College in
the latter part of February for the
benefit of the Athletic Association
Besides doing the solo work in the
Glee Club of the college, Eichelber-
ger takes the part of Mrs. James Rush
in the one-act comedy, "A Telegram
From Dad" He is also the soloist
for the United Brethren Church of
Hummelstown.-Josephine Kettering,
the l2-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. h. Kettering. who was in a
serious condition from an attack of
appendicitis, was operated upon by DR..
A. l.. Hauer at the Good Samaritan
Hospital last Tuesday and is recov-
ering rapidly.-Dr. Il. b. Marshall
has been unable to attend to his duties
the past week on account of sickness
and his son, Edward, Jr., has been
assisting DR.. A. b. Gloninger with his
fathers business.-Dr. ID. b. Shiffer.
the optician who has been spending
several weeks at WernersVille in q
sanatorium, returned home on We'd
nesday with improved health.-Mem-
bers of the several lodges of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows
throughout the county will attend u
fraternity banquet to be held on the
night of January 26. A Jamestown
delegation has already arranged for
an auto truck to take a big number
of that lodge to the banquet.-The
Rev. r. r. Butterwicll, of MountviIle,
with his family, spent several days as
the guest of j. Frank Smith.-Geo.
II. LeVan, former station agent was
q visitor in Annville Wednesday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
wooDNfEN INSTALL OFFICERS
BY Special Correspondence

Elizabethville, Pa, Jan. 23.-F. p.
Margerum, of the Swab Wagon Com
pany, spent several days at Baltimore.
d. M. Stine attended a Sunday
School officers meeting at Harrisburg
on Tuesday.-Mrs. Charles Gausel is
spending several weeks with her
brother, Charles Vert, at the Capital
City.-The Rev. c. D. Dreher. presid-
ing elder of Allentown. held commun-
ion services in the Evangelical Church
on Sunday.-Charles w. Cook left on
Tuesday evening for Missouri.-The
local camp, No. 1918, Modern Wood
men of America, installed the follow
ing officers on Tuesday evening: Con-
sui, G.. II. Temple; adviser. w. E..
Kahn; banker, o. L. Enders; clerk, C..
E. Forney; escort, j. K. Bertsfleld; !;
sentry, J. Rooms: watchman. G. IT..
Swab; manager. d. A. Andre.-Clar-
ence Ingle, of Millmont, spent several
dayswit h A. A. Enders.-Mrs. j. A.
Bretz, of Lykens, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Frank Cook.-Cashier III.
Fl. Hassinger Is able to be about again
after a months illness.-Jacob Foschia
left on Monday for Baltimore.-Max
l.. Byerly. of the United States steam
ship Ohio spent several days with his
brother, Grover Byerly.-Miss Gather
inc Alleman spent several days at her
home in ddletown.-Walter Web
ner, of Baltimore, is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. j. A. Miller.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
'EPHRATA BURGESS !.
APPOINTED BY COURT
S. L. Weaver Selected to Fill Va
cancy Caused by Resignation
of ]. D. Kline
WELL KNOWN BUSINESSMAN
$4,000 Worth of Fine Horses
Sold at Ephrata Exchange
Last Saturday
WELL KNOWN BUSINESSMAN

Ephrata, Pa, Jan. 23.-On Saturday
last VIII Leber sold at his sales and
exchange stables in Ephrata four car
loads of western horses as follows: ,
TWO carloads of Illinois horses, tlfty-
I'VE head, at prices which averaged
$l3S per head and aggregating $3.50.
these horses being sold for Pioso Bros.
OF Lancaster; an express car load of
thlrtE Kansas horses for II. F. Yoder
at prices averaging STAT, the aggregate
price for this load being $413; one
carload of twenty-tllree head of Kan
sas and Nebraska. horses at prices
which averaged $141, or an aggregate
2I $3,362. The receipts for these four
carloads aggregated $15.255.-On SAT-
urday evening last Irwin Coda. of
Bphrata, and Miss Anna Frantz. of
Lincoln, were unHed in marriages Nv
the Rev. Samuel K1ulp heTe.-The Rev.
samuel Kulp is attending the Bible
conference at ElhabethtoWn College
Ihls Week.-Elder David Xilhepner is
spending two weeks in Rehrersburr
BerKs county. where he is CONDUCTING
series of evangeEisic meetings in tbe
interests of the Church of the Breth
rem OF that placa--Amelia, wife of
Nathaniel NJ. Miller. residing at the
cloister, near Ephrata, died on Tues
DAY morning in her fifty-fourth wear.
Her husband, one son. Herbert ana
two daughters. Mrs. Horace ID. StahIer
and Mrs. William Vogel, all residing
near EpHrata, SurVlVa--A family re-
union was held on Sunday last al the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. ELIAS Newbold
at 240 North State street which was
attended by all tlLeir children and
Sfandchildren.-The Lebanon Valley
college Glee Club, of Annville. will
give a concert in tlse Grand Theatnr
on Friday evening. MaJch SIS, T.,
weaver was appointed. by the Ian
caster county court as burgess of
Ephrata to fill the vacancy caused nv
the resignation of BURGESS ]. d. Kline
que to i'll health. Mr.. Weaver has
Deen a resident of Ephrata and vicin-
ity since 1880 and is one of the towns
most respected citizens. For TWENTY
seven years he conducted n hardwara
business. retiring fotlr years ago Mr.
weaver has been treasurer of the Penn
township Mutual Fire Insurance. Com
panN, OF Lancaster county. for many
years. He is a director of the Enbrata
National Bank and treasurer of tbe
united Brethren Sunday School or
Iphrata. = Mrs. Hannah Hihshman
VINO has been seriously i'll for some
time. is somewhat improved.-Dr. Mar
celia l.. Schweitzer and Miss AIicaI
Lane are spending the week in New
york and Philadelph a.-Dr. George S
Roger is attending the sessions of tba
american Druggists Syndicate in New
\ 1ork this week. - ~"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
9th BIRTHDAY Of
HENRY B|STL|NE
Couple Have Been Married Fifty
Years and Spent Day at
Sons Home
DINNER AT MRS. BOWERS
Perry County People Are Catching
Suckers in Sherman's
Creek

Blain, Pa, Jan. 23.-Henry Bist-
line, celebrated his S7th birthday an
niversary on Wednesday. He and Mrs.
Bistline, who have been married so
years, and are in excellent health,
spent the day at the home of their
son, John III. Bistline. - James Pryor
of Olico, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Pryor. James G.. Smith
and solomon b. Gutshall, quietly ceIe-
brated their 10th birthday at their
respective homes in this place, the
former on Tuesday and the latter on
trlday.-t1shermen at this place are
catching suckers out of Shermans
creek with Daited hook and line. X.
NJ. johnson caught two strings of
nine and five, and w. f. Gray, three
strings OF nine, sixteen and four
Lester Kern, celebrated his fourteenth
birthday by entertaining the follow
ing schoolmatcs at his home. Ben
Gutshall, Raymond Shreffier, James
Gutshall, Roy Johnson, Charles Cox,
sylvester Shuman and Ian Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs: David Boyd, Milton
Moreland, Elmer Shireman. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Shuman. attended the
funeral of Mr.. Boyd's sister, Mrs Til
lie Bowman on Saturday at MELVILLE.
Mrs. Kathryn A. Bower, gave a din
ner on Wednesday TO the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Bistline
and daughter, Miss Nellie, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Smith and daughter, Miss
Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Fl. Vented, Mrs. E. Gut
shall and Mrs. II. A. Kern.-Mrs.
Olivia Anerill and daughter, Caroline
have returned from New York city
Miss Marie Stroup, of Pine Grove,
visited her cousin, Miss Ruth Book
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
MISS RITZNIAN is HOSTESS TO
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION BAND

M1uerStOWn, Pa, Jan. %. - Mrs.
Mary Allen is visiting her daughter,
Mrs William CoffoId, at Lancaster
w. S. Gregg, of Rochester, n. ",
spent Sunday with his family at the
home of James Brandt.-NIrs. Hulda
Knight, of Duncannon, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Banks
Page.-Mrs. Adam Troutman re-
turned home Wednesday after visiting
friends in Harrisburg. DR.. NJ. l.
Stein took Mrs. B. Rubin to the He
brew Hospital, Baltimore, Md, where
she is recovering treatment for nerv-
Gus trouble.-William Bollinger visit
ed relatives at Millersburg.-Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Gable and daughter Ha-
EEL of Harrisburg, were guests at the
home. of Daniel Gable. - Mrs. Alice
Deckard and daughter, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of George Fry
over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. r. z.
Cathcart, Oren Wingert, Clyde
Coombe and Thomas Nankivel were
in Harrisburg Tuesday attending the
Inauguration of Governor Brum-
baugh.-Miss Maria Baker spent the
weekend at Markelville.-Miss Ruth
RitZman entertained the members of
the mission band of the Presbyterian
Church at her home in East Main
street Tuesday eVening.-AIiss Pearl
Roush was visitor in Harrisburg
Saturday.-Miss Florence Baughman
and James Stewart, of Wernersville.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ward this week.-Mrs.. Howard Ward
was a visitor in Harrisburg on Tues
day.-D. Gilbert Rickabaugh was a
visitor in Newport Tuesday morning
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
UNION INSTITUTE Of
YORK co. TEACHERS
Good Music Features Big Gather
ing of Instructors at
Newberytown
WAR TAX QUESTION DEBATED
Male Quartet Renders "Wayside
Cross" at Lewisberry Metho-
dist Church Services
WAR TAX QUESTION DEBATED
By Special Corrssbondsnee

Lewisberry, Pa, Jan. 23. - School
teachers of F'airview and Newberry
townships and York Haven, Colds
boro and Lewisberry held a union in
stitute on Saturday afternoon and
evening at Newberrytown The male
quartet of Newberry township, com
posed of Bruce G. Nebinger, j. w.
Weigle. Joseph r. Sutton and George
Fitzgerald, rendered two selections,
entitled Get Transfer" and "The
Piemaker's Song" An orchestra com
posed of Messrs. Schlosser, Bushey
and Stetler, with Miss Elsie Nebinser,
lurnlshed music for the singing. The
question, Resolved, That Congress
was Justified in Laying the 500, ,0OO,-
OOO war Tax" was debated affirma-
lively by John Whistler, George fNitz-
gerald and Wilbur q. Cross; mega
lively by w. c. Crone, C. III. Brill
mart and b. G. Nebinger. The Judges
decided in favor of the affirmative
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Yinger on January 16. Mrs.
1inger was Miss Kathryn Strayer be-
Iofe her marriage. Miss Mary
frankeberger is spending the week at
WellsV1iie, where she is attending the
special services in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church held by the Rev. John
w. Long. She is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs Barret-A male quartet
rendered "The Wayside Cross" at the
preaching service in the Methodist
Episcopal Church last Sunday even
ing. The soloist was Dean r. Hud-
son. The chorus was sung by Bruce
q. Nebinger, ID. r. Hudson, Joseph
f. Sutton, all of town, and George
Fitzgerald, of Wellsville, school
teacher in Newberry township.-Mrs.
Ellis Hamond is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel w. Purvis, at
Philadelphia.-Mrs Emma Burns, of
New Cumberland was a recent guest
of Mrs. Mary S. Myers and Harvey
Erney.-Miss Grace Hull, of Lisburn,
spent few days in town this week.
Gray is confined to his
home by illness.-Mr. and Mrs John
Wacker were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Schubauer. - Sylvan
Hutton, of California, spent several
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Hutton.-Miss Daisy Walker
and Miss Mildred Spangler earned
their gold pins in the Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wacker were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Schubauer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
'THE WORLD WON'T HIVE IT,
Subject of DIR. j. Iinwood Eisenberg's
Address at Hershey Theater
Tn.n1npraxy
Rn .ShccinI Tnrrr chnr

BY Special Correspondence
Hershey, Pa, Jan. 23.-Ewing Cain
has returned from trip to New York
city.-Miss Grace Beam, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Snyder.-The Rev. o. G.. Romig
of Tower City, spent few days with
his family here.-Miss Dorothy Sellers
spent Sunday at her home at Middle
town.-Mrs. Eli Rhine spent a few
days at Lancaster the guest of w. P.
Austin.-Mrs. J. r. Hills entertained
the Ladies' Matinee Five Hundred
Club at her home on Wednesday after
noon.-William P. Lappin returned
from visit to Philadelphia. - Miss
Mary Nissley, of Middletown, was the
guest of Miss Edna Lands. - Miss
Pauline Clark is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. i.
W. Nye. of Penbrook, were the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. T.. w. Writ on Sunday
Jacob M. Gingrich attended the
meeting of the Eastern Retail Imple-
ment and Vehicle Dealers Association
at the Hotel Walton, Philadelphia
The annual meeting of the Y. w. c.
\. will be held in the Hershey Central
Theater on Tuesday evening. The an
nual report will be given and eight
members of the board of directors will
be elected.-H. G. Witmyer, leader of
the Palmyra Choral Society, has
charge of the music at the United
Brethren Church revival services
DR.. ]. Linwood Eisenberg.. of Chester,
will deliver an address at the Hershey
Central Theater on Sunday afternoon
on 1.-THE World Won't Have It."-Mr.
and Mrs. William Ceiling visited rela-
tives at Carlisle.-Mr. and Mrs. r. +.
Hull visited friends at Harrisburg
Mrs. Samuel Mcfarland, of Philadel-
phia, spent several days as the guest
THE WORLD WON'T HAVE IT.
the Ladies' Matinee Five Hundred
of Mr.. and Mrs. John McKissick.-
Howard O. Romig accompanied the
high school basketball team to Oberlin
on Thursday evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-23
THIS HEN IS WORTH
BIC MONEY TODAY
She Lays Two Eggs Each Day For
Mount Joy
Owner
NEW MARKET HOUSE FILLED
Detective Claims Reward For Ar
resting Horse Thief in Lam
caster County
EW MARKET HOUSE FILLED
BY Special C0rresRondencs

Mount Joy, Pa, Jan. 23.-William
Syndall, b. Frank Schoch and William
Dellinger, the newly elected members
of the Lutheran Church council, were
installed on Sunday morning by the
pastor. the Rev. 4. Howard Kern.-W
Q. Cake. publisher of the Terre Hill
Times, who was lately elected presi-
dent of the Lancaster County Pub
lishers Association, was in town on
Saturday, the guest of Editor Misse-
mer.-Butcher Christian n. Mumma
on Monday slaughtered two hogs for
Samuel S. Holwager, a farmer near
town, one of which topped the scales
at the even 600-pound mark, while the
other weighed $40 pounds.--The Rev.
n. A. Barr, pastor of the United Evan
gelical Church, who has been to hear
Billy Sunday four times. will on Sun
day evening preach on Sunday as the
Gideon of Modern Times.'-Mrs. Kate
Geib has a hen which laid two eggs
each day for four successive days. So
that she would be sure that it was the
particular hen which laid the two eggs
each day she penned 1t separate from
the other hens.-Miss Alice Dellinger.
the regular organist of the Lutheran
Church. was in Philadelphia on Sun
day and therefore that duty fell to
the assistant organist, Miss Bertha
MlSSemer, but as she was ill Miss
Gladys Flowers was organist for the
ay.-Marketmaster Albert Strickler
reports that fifty-four of the fifty-nine
stands in the markethouse were occu-
pied on Saturday-Detective Charles
b. Broome asks for the reward of $40
Tor the arrest of Spencer Adams, who
stole horse from Samuel S. Holwager.
OF Mount Joy.-John H. Stoll and his
son Howard attended the Billy Sunday
meeting in Philadelphia last Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Missemer of Sporting
Hill, spent Wednesday in town. the
guest of j. r. Missemer-At the SPELL
ing bee in Mount Joy Hall on Saturday
evening prizes were won by Charles
DeLong. Lillian Barto. Carl Krall,
Neva Wiley, Mabel Moore. Clarence
Brubaker. Elizabeth Keener, Webster
Eshleman and David Stauffer. A
meeting was held in the Methodist
Church on Sunday afternoon in answer
to call for the purpose of arranging
to get together a party to attend the
Bllly sunday meetings in Philadelphia.
Owing to the unfavorab BILE weather, E.
w. CARRIER. Fl. e. Ebersole and j. Il
Missemer were the only persons pres
ent and another meeting is to be held
at the call of the president.