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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
4
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The column notes Miss Anna Hartranft and the Misses Good of Lebanon visiting relatives through Thursday. Weik attended the mower sale at Reinholds on Saturday. John Demmy hosted John Peifer and family of Manheim Sunday. Ulrich and family of Manheim spent Sunday with L. B. Risser. E. C. Royer and wife of Lancaster were weekend guests in the village. Weachter and wife, Emma Eckert, Ralph Keath, Mrs. R. L. Keath, and Susan Eberly visited J. Althouse at Middle Creek. Elsie Hartranft and Katie Carpenter of Lititz called on Morris Carpenter Sunday. Anderson Shoemaker and wife attended Harry Brubaker’s funeral in Columbia on Monday.
Misses Amy and Nancy Heagy Nora and Anna Longenecker visited Mr and Mrs Monroe Keller near Schaefferstown on Sunday. George Hammer moves to Manheim. Twenty two head of cattle sold at Diehm s hotel White Oak for 72 per head. Public sale of late Thomas Keath furniture drew many, especially women. Speedwell school teacher ill, Harry Connelly named temporary. Mrs Hoke out of sick room, husband still recovering.
Miss Laura Erb hosted Miss Mary Grosh and Miss Margie Nelson of Lititz on Saturday. Families, travels, and church updates unfold with visits to Camden and New York. A. M. Witmer’s building project advances as work begins on the cellar. Many residents attend the fair and church events, with officers elected for the United Brethren Church and announcements of centennial celebrations at Brickerville.
Samuel Lambert of Caernarvon township was robbed of 3477 jewelry pieces while absent. An 11-year-old neighbor girl offered a gold watch for sale, was identified by Lambert, and confessed. Jewelry recovered except $140. possible older accomplice suspected.
The Hager Store showcases Hart Schaffner & Marx coats from 18 to 26.50 with belted options in gray brown and blue tones. Hats, felt felts, velours, and a $4 leather shoe highlight modern English styles. Also featured are gloves shirts ties and a wide range of new furnishings for men.
A local ad promotes silk umbrellas in perfect quality with long handles paragon frames steel rods silk case and large tassel. Prices shown range from $1.95 to $3.50 depending on grade.
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