Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-01
Little Lines From Nearby

Waynesboro.-The local Com
munity Christmas Tree fund now
| totals $145.65.
Gettysburg.-But three farmers
braved the chilly rain of Saturday
to hold the last curb market of the
year.
Chambersburg-Jus of the
Peace Paul r. Smith, of Mont Alto.
has been admitted to the hospital
here.
Chambersburg.-T are but
fourteen cases on the criminal
court list for trial at the Decem-
Der sessions.
Marietta-The infant daughter of
| Roy d. Kaufman, of West Marietta,
| died at the parents home after q
short illress.
Mont Aito.-Christian Heefner,
an aged resident of this place, was
stricken with paralysis and is in
critical condition.
ChambersbuFg.-At q meeting of
the newly elected board of County
Commissioners here it was decided
to retain the present office force.
Gettysburg.-Word has been re-
ceived here of the death of William
A. Hollenbaugh, at Washington, ID.
c.. through an accident. He form
erly resided mere.
Sunbury-Proof that many people
are buying their own homes is seen
here in transfer of more than $780,
600 worth of real estate during the
first half of November.
Gettysburg - Farmers Institutes
are to be held at Fairfield, Abhotts-
town, Arendtsville and York Springs
in the order named the second week
of this month.
New Oxford-The State Highway
Department has started work on the
repairing and resurfacing of the Ln,-
coin Highway to the width of 18
feet through this borough.
Gettysburg - Memorial services
were held in the Lutheran church at
Arendtsville for Lieutenant Ira Lady.
who died q year ago in a French
hospital.
Waynesboro.-J. C: Belts an
Ohioan who ran his automobile at
26 miles an hour through the
streets here, was fined $40 and costs.
by Justice of the Peace Potter.
observation-disclosures X. Raft
left for Harrisburg to-day to take a
position with the State Insurance
Department. He had been paying
teller at Valley National Bank.
Gettysburg-W:th buyers present
from many parts of the. State %
horses sold at public sale at the But
tonwood stock farm near here,
brought $5,595.
Wayncsboro. - More than 80
camps have been located in the
South Mountain in Franklin and
Adams counties for the deer sea-
son, which opened to-day.
liam Fl. Deepen said that Z, 900 hunt
ers' licenses, the largest number in
the history of the county, had been
issued from bis office up until to-
day.
WrightsviIle-Guy B. Mcconnell,
a film actor and son of Mrs. Ger
trude Mcconnell of this place, mar
ried Miss Olga Amanda Sippach, u
Chicago girl, at the Commonwealth
Hotel in New York City.
SunbuPy-After being in power in
the county commissioners office
here for eight years the Democrats
will turn over control of the office
to the Republican, party with the
beginning of the year.
GrecncastIe-The public schools
of this place were closed to-day out
of respect to Charles f. Fletcher
who was a director for many years
and whose funeral took place this
afternoon.
Lykens-The body of Miss Agnes
Kelly, daughter of william Kelly, of
Wiconisco, was brought here and
buried from st. Mary's church. Miss
Kelly was As years old and died fol-
lowing an operation at a Philadel-
phia hospital.
Is Understandable Rev. William
Smith, who is SO years old, per-
formed his first marriage ceremony
a few days ago. when he united In
wedlock Edward t. Aughinbaugh
and Miss Ethel Hunter of this place.
His is the Presbyterian pastor here.