Oxford Item Local Happenings June 13 1907
Local notices report dwelling repainting at Qualityville births and marriages near York and New Chest er, a lightning strike fatal to a hog, new barn plans in Hamilton township, a new cigar factory share sale, and porch additions on West High street. The item also notes weather history, a high 16-hand colt, milk fever death, and children's day services at St John Reformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Ehrehart
Qualityville
Jos. B. Weaver
South Peters Street
H. B. Geiselman
Centennial
Henry Otto
Frank Coulson
Latimore
Samuel S. Mummert
Hamilton Township
Center Square
Reuben Wentz
Batesville
York
Charles A. Hickman
Steelton
Carry M. Dietterich
New Chester
St. John Reformed Church
Aged Cashtown Man Levi Minter In Critical Condition
Levi Minter of Cashtown has lost his hearing and now suffers stomach trouble. He is described as in critical condition after a recent head hearing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Minter
Cashtown
Young People Joined Immaculate Conception Sodality
Several youths were received into the B. V. Sodality at Immaculate Conception Church with Very Rev. T. J. Crotty of Gettysburg delivering the sermon. A team ran away injuring two horses near East Berlin while loading coal. St Paul Reformed church plans a lawn festival June 15 offering ice cream strawberries cakes and more. Sheriff Colestock to sell Bertha K Cashman real estate in Bendereville at the Gettysburg courthouse on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Sodality
Immaculate Conception
T. J. Crotty
Gettysburg
James L. Staub
Reading Township
East Berlin
Ladies of
Colestock
Court House
Bertha K. Cashman
Bendereville
Cale and Exchange
Local lighting upgrades illuminate Center Square businesses
J. H. Plymire replaced the old ascety lene plant at his Center Square restaurant with a stronger unit. Druggist Ed. T. Auker likewise renovated his drug store and its lighting from the same plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Plymire
Center Square
Ed. T. Auker
Pews Moved as Bonneauville Church Remodels
St Joseph Congregation of Bonneauville buys pews from St Paul Reformed Church at Spring Forge whose building is being razed. The pews were hauled last week to Bonneauville and will be installed in the remodeling St Joseph church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Bonneauville
St Paul Reformed
Spring Forge
School Board officers chosen at New Oxford meeting
At a special meeting on June 7 1907 the New Oxford School Board elected officers for the ensuing year Pres W H Emmert Treasurer Z H Cashman Secretary Jas W Barnitz At a Tuesday evening meeting teachers were chosen No 1 Prof D Ruff No 2 Miss Margie Brown No 3 Miss Nita Cashman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford School Board
W. H. Emmert
Treas
H. Cashman
Sec’y
Jas. W. Barnitz
Prof
D. Ruff
Margie Brown
Nita Cashman
Gettysburg man acquitted in quicklime fish kill case
W. 8. Duttera of Gettysburg faced charges from Game Warden Criswell for dumping quicklime and other poisons into Muskrat Run near his McKnightetown tannery. He appeared before Justice Hill on Wednesday and was acquitted for insufficient evidence to prove the 1901 act violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duttera
Gettysburg
Criswell
Barn framing accident injures Samuel Allison near Bonneauville
Samuel Allison of Gettysburg was helping raise a barn frame near Bonneauville when a heavy sledge accidentally fell from a carpenter striking his shoulder and fracturing several bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Allison
Gettysburg
Bonneauville
Speedy chestnut bay trotter sold for 1000 dollars
The chestnut bay trotting horse bought by Mr. Davis of Steelton from H. B. Geiselman near Mt. Rock in Mount Pleasant township nine months ago for 250 dollars trotted a trial heat on the Harrisburg track in a wagon in 2 14. Mr. Davis refused 1000 dollars offered by a Philadelphia horseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Steelton
H. B. Geiselman
Mt. Rock
Mountpleasant Township
Harrieburg
Centennial residents organize fire department effort
Citizens in Centennial Adama county form a committee led by G. F. M. Smith to obtain a chemical engine hook and ladder truck fire buckets and other equipment amid no existing fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial
Adama County
G. F. M. Smith
Lightning Strikes Homes in Hanover Causes Minor Damage
During last Wednesday afternoon a lightning bolt struck the roof of Aaron Wildasin’s house and a chimney on John Stegner’s house in Hanover, with only slight damage. A sour cherry tree in W. B. Allewell’s yard was broken off near the ground by a bolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Wildasin
John Stegner
Hanover
W. B. Allewell
Immaculate Conception Parochial Schools Term Ends
The Immaculate Conception Parochial Schools closed a successful nine months term at noon Wednesday. The work and displays from drawings and needle-work will be shown in the school hall on Saturday evening Sunday and Monday inviting all to visit the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Man’s valued horse dies of colic on farm near Abbottstown
A. Gerrick of the F. K. Hafer farm near Abbottstown reports his valuable horse died Thursday from colic while hay was being unloaded at Hon. J. R. Bittinger’s home in Bittinger. Gerrick had recently declined a $175 offer for the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gerrick
F. K. Hafer
Abbottstown
Mr. Gerrick
J. R. Bittinger
Bittinger
Pony dies during return trip from Lancaster delivery
Martin Herman of Hunterstown lost one of his ponies Friday afternoon while returning from delivering chairs to Lancaster county. After pulling beyond East Berlin the pony grew ill, and near Hampton at David Philips farm he unhooked it. the animal died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Herman
Hunterstown
Lancaster County
East Berlin
Herman
David Philips
Hampton
Mrs Moul of Hanover Celebrates 90th Birthday Quietly
Mrs. Conrad Moul of Hanover observed the 90th anniversary of her birthday on Saturday receiving congratulations from grandchildren neighbors and friends. Despite her great age she enjoys health mental and physical and moves about the house and yard almost as freely as half a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Moul
Hanover
Rabies Quarantine Placed on Liberty Township Cattle
Last Saturday a cow owned by Robert Stultz in Liberty township died of rabies. Dr. M. Moriarty of Gettysburg, acting for the State Live Stock Sanitary Board of Pennsylvania, ordered quarantine for stables. Eleven cattle and accompanying dogs are confined in the barn for a 100 day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stultz
Liberty Township
M. Moriarty
Gettysburg
State Live Stock Sanitary Board of
Pennsylvania
Stultz
Mr. Franklin J. Martin Undergoes Cataract Operation
Mr. Franklin J. Martin was taken to Presbyterian Eye and Ear Hospital in Baltimore for cataract removal from one eye. Doctors hold bright hopes for improving and possibly restoring sight, with plans to remove the cataract from the other eye once recovered. Friends express gladness at the reported success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin J. Martin
Presbyterian Eye and Ear Hospital
Baltimore
Martin
Wanderer Buried by Shifting Bank at Quarries
John Ryne a 40 year old laborer at Bittinger stone quarries was buried under earth when a bank shifted during a shift. Co workers pulled him free and he was taken to York hospital after Dr Miller found internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryne
Bittinger
Ryne
John
Miller
Abbottstown
Change of Schedule on W M Railroad
A new schedule took effect Sunday on the W M Railroad. Trains from New Oxford depot depart for Gettysburg and the West at 8:15 9:45 a m and 6:01 p m. for Baltimore York and intermediate stations East at 8:28 a m 12:25 and 3:26 p m. Pen-Mar season opens June 30 with a through 10:06 a m Sunday train to Pen-Mar returning 7:26. Starting July 1 the Pen-Mar Express runs daily except Sunday returning via B H Division at 7:08 and will stop at Gettysburg New Oxford and Hanover for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Traine
New Oxford
Gettysburg
West
Baltimore
York
Pen-Mar
Hanover
Serious Injuries From Littlestown Driving Collision
In Littlestown on Wednesday night a collision between two buggies injured four people and wrecked two rigs. Dr. A L Meckley, a veterinary surgeon, was thrown from his buggy and is in precarious condition. Paul Wisotzkey and others received bruises but fared better. Maurice Sparver, the boy, escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
A. L. Meckley
King Street
Paul Wisotzkey
John Sparver
George Reindolar
Maurice
Mr. Wisotzkey
Remarkable Old Woman Lizette Storm Visits Abbottstown
One of Baltimore's most remarkable elderly residents is 94 year old Mrs. Lizette Storm who visits friends near Abbottstown each summer. She travels alone, walks to Belair Market, avoids Union Station, and still uses Hillen Station to Hanover before reaching Paradise Church area two miles from Abbottstown. She arrives unannounced and never asks for company or exact arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lizette Storm
Abbottstown
Made Narrow Escape At Berlin Junction Quarry
Edward Steffan of Abbottstown narrowly escaped serious injury when a timber barrier shifted and a heavy shale car rolled toward him. Workmates shifted the car just enough to free him, and it plummeted into the quarry, narrowly missing his position. He survived with only slight injuries and thanks to timely help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Steffan
Abbottstown
Alwine
Berlin Junction
Mr. Steffan
Runaway Wrecked Buggy Collision in Hanover
In Hanover on June 8 two Adams county men Reigle and Clayton Feeser were driving when Reigle's horse ran away after a collision with Feeser's team on Baltimore Street. The buggy and harness were wrecked. no one was hurt and the horse was only slightly injured. The chase ended after it struck a hitching post and ran several hundred yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Reigle
Clayton Feeser
Adams County
Baltimore Street
Feeser
Eichelberger Park
George Rabenstine
Special Ribbon Sale At Wentz Bros and Frey
Special Ribbon Sale Thursday June 18 with limited time offers No. 40 at 10c and 12c Nos 60 and 80 at 12c and 16c A large assortment of better grades plain Persians and Plaids at 33 Baltimore Street Hanover by Wentz Bros and Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentz Bros. & Frey
Baltu. Street
Hanover
Veterans Pension Increases For Adams County
Several Adams county veterans received pension raises in the past week. The new rates include $12 per month for Henry W. Hartzel Biglerville John H. Freed New Oxford Howard OC Myers East Berlin Jacob H. Wierman Arendteville George A. Sour beer Two Taverns. $15 per month for William P. Kling East Berlin John Musselman Fairfield William F. Feeman Gettysburg Jacob Arbogast New Oxford Robert Mc Clear Fairfield. and $20 per month for Jacob H. Hershey Two Taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Henry W. Hartzel
Biglerville
John H. Freed
New Oxford
Howard OC
Myers
East Berlin
Jacob H. Wierman
Arendteville
George A. Sourbeer
William P. Kling
John ©. Musselman
Fairfield
William F. Feeman
Gettyeburg
Jacob Arbogast
Robert McClear
Jacob H. Hershey
Deaths in Latimore Township Woman Dies at Son's Home
Mrs. Matilda Kauffman died at her son's Latimore township residence Saturday morning from general debility. She was about 74. She had suffered a fall months earlier that broke an arm and her health deteriorated thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Kauffman
Latimore Township
Inez
Miss Geiger Dies at Tyrone Residence Funeral Held Nearby
Miss Geiger died at the home of her brother in law John McDermott near Cline's church in Tyrone township on Thursday of last week. The funeral was held Friday with interment at Arendtaville.
Mrs Amanda Sterner Dies at 68 in Hanover
Mrs Amanda Sterner widow of Philip Sterner died at her Hanover home on Tuesday June 4 after a complication of diseases at age 68. A former Miss Metzler of Conewago township Adams county she married Philip Sterner about fifty years ago he died in September 1902. She is survived by three sons and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Sterner
Philip Sterner
Hanover
Metzler
Conewago Township
Adams County
Union Township
Mrs Susan Myers Dies at Grangeville After Illness
Mrs Susan Myers wife of George OC Myers died at her Grangeville home at 4 40 a m last Wednesday from dropsy aged about seventy. She leaves her husband one brother Abraham Bixler of near Mt Rock Adams county and one sister Mrs Amanda Shue of near Bandana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Myers
George OC. Myers
Grangeville
Abraham Bixler
Mt. Rock
Adams County
Amanda Shue
Bandana
Local Resident Spangler Rudisill Dies in Cumberland
Spangler Rudisill died at about noon Wednesday in Cumberland township aged 54. Dropsy caused his death. He never married and is survived by his mother and a number of brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler Rudisill
Cumberland Township
Mr. Rudisill
Death of Charles P Lackner at Gettysburg at 70
Charles P Lackner died Wednesday morning at his Gettysburg home at 5 30 o clock aged 70 years He is survived by his son Harry Lackner who lived with him and a daughter Mrs Anderson of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Lackner
Gettysburg
Harry Lackner
Mrs. Anderson
Milwaukee
Mrs Emma Shildt Dies After Tuberculosis Battle
Mrs Emma Shildt wife of John Shildt aged 53 years 11 months and 19 days died at her home near White Lal Mount Pleasant township on last Tuesday June 4 from pulmonary tuberculosis. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon with services and interment at St John church near Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shildt
John Shildt
White Lal
Mountpleasant Township
St. John Church
Littlestown
Widow Emma M. Michael Dies After Weeklong Pneumonia
Mrs Emma M Michael widow of Alpheus N Michael died at her Hanover home at 4 35 am Friday after a week long illness of pneumonia aged 74 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M. Michael
Alpheus N. Michael
Hanover
Died at 84 Mr John S Robinson of Westminster
Mr John S Robinson aged about 84 formerly of Westminster died last Monday at 10 0 clock at his daughter Mrs Carrie Harner’s home in Littles town from a stroke of apoplexy suffered the previous Thursday evening. He had been living with his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Robinson
Westminster
Littlestown
Carrie’Harner
Death of Miss May Bricker of York at age 20
York woman Miss May Bricker died last Tuesday at age 20. Born in East Berlin she was a daughter of the late D. W. Bricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Bricker
York
Miss Bricker
East Berlin
D. W. Bricker
Death of Miss Phoebe Barley in Hanover Home
Miss Phoebe Barley aged 14 years 8 months 8 days died of brain fever at 12 45 a m Saturday at her aunt Mrs William Wildasins Hanover after a two week illness. She was daughter of Henry Barley of New Danville Lancaster county and had been living with her grandmother Mrs Gee Hoffman in Hanover. She had visited her aunt two weeks prior to falling ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Barley
William Wildasin
Hanover
Henry Barley
New Danville
Lancaster County
Gee. Hoffman
Mies Barley
Death of McSherrystown resident Stonesifer at 78
George W. Stonesifer died at his Main Street home in McSherrystown at 7 p m Friday June 7 after nine months bedridden with a complication of diseases. A carpenter by trade he retired two years ago. He was about 78 and survived by wife Louisa Groft a daughter Mrs Francis Little and siblings James Stonesifer and Mrs Frederick Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stonesifer
Main Street
McSherrystown
Stonesifer
James and
Rebecca Stonesifer
Carroll County
Louisa Groft
Francis Little
James Stonesifer
Frederick Yost
York County
York cigar dealer John G. Lerew dies at 58
John G. Lerew a prominent cigar dealer from York died Friday afternoon after a stroke in his bathroom in the morning. He was 58 or 59, survived by his wife and daughter Sophia. His father Jacob K. Lerew lives in York Springs with brother Oliver. He had farmed then run a hotel in York Springs before moving to York eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Lerew
York
Sophia
Jacob K. Lerew
York Springs
Oliver
Lerew
Enos Frey
New Style Lawns and Organdies Offered by Wentz Bros
Wentz Bros. and Frey announce new figured lawns for dresses waists and dressing sacks plus plain white checked and figured organdies and Silky de Linde for flary waists and dresses. 83 Baltimore Street, Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentz Bros. & Frey
Balto
St., Hanover
Heilman and Peterman Wedding Quiet Hanover Lutheran Parsonage
Hymenial Harry F. Heilman and Mise Anna M. Peterman wed quietly early Wednesday at the Hanover Lutheran parsonage with Rev. A. M. Heilman officiating. The groom is a Hanover Post Office letter carrier and son of John M. Heilman of Abbottstown. The bride, daughter of Noah and Mrs. Peterman of Hanover, is a Woman's College Frederick graduate and a music instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Heilman
Mise
Anna M. Peterman
Lutheran Parsonage
Hanover
A. M. Heilman
John M. Heilman
Abbottstown
Noah Peterman
Woman's College
Frederick
Rector Edward H. True and Mrs. Elizabeth Fritchey Wed in Lancaster
The Rev. Edward H. True rector of the Prince of Peace in Gettysburg and Mrs. Elizabeth Fritchey widow of A. H. Fritchey Lancaster were married Tuesday June 4 at St James Episcopal church in Lancaster. The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Ilington with assisting clergy C G Twombley and William Dowart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. True
Episcopal Church of the Prince of Peace
Gettysburg
Elizabeth Fritchey
A. H. Fritchey
Lancaster
St. James Episcopal Church
Ilington
C. G. Twombley
William Dowart
Marriage Notice in Carlisle Parish Service
Wednesday morning at 9 30 at the First Lutheran parsonage Carlisle by the pastor Rev G M Diffenderfer Roland G Winand of Harrisburg to Miss Sarah Starer of Starner s Adams county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Parsonage
Carlisle
G. M. Diffenderfer
Roland G. Winand
Harrisburg
Sarah Starer
Starner’s
Adams County
Marriage Unites J W House Man and Annie Stallsmith
On June 2 in Gettysburg at United Brethren paragon age Rev J W House man joined William D Heagy of Waynesboro to Miss Annie K Stallsmith of Straban township in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Gettysburg
J. W. Houseman
William D. Heagy
Waynesboro
Annie K. Stallsmith
Straban Township
Local wedding unites Francis W. Searight and Miss Mary Dinwiddie Hoke
Francis W. Searight of Loxley Alabama wed Miss Mary Dinwiddie Hoke of Gettysburg at the bride’s home at 12 30 Thursday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Dr. T C Billsheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Searight
Loxley
Ala
Mary Dinwiddie Hoke
Gettysburg
T. Co, Billsheimer
Littlestown Couple Wed At Family Home
Miss Edna C. Duttera daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo F Duttera and Mr Claude M LeFevre son of Mrs Alice LeFevre both of Littlestown were married at the bride’s parents home at 1 o clock p m Wednesday June 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna C. Duttera
Geo. F. Duttera
Claude M. LeFevre
Alice LeFevre
Littlestown
Edith Horne and Harper Main Wed in June Marriage
Miss Edith Horne of near Fairfield and Harper Main of Shippensburg united in marriage on Wednesday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Horne
Near
Fairfield
Harper Main
Shippensburg
Neely and Maxwell Wed in Fairfield Home
George M. Neely of Fairfield and Miss Maude Maxwell of near Emmitsburg were united in marriage at the bride’s home last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Neely
Fairfield
Miss Jessie Forry and Clayton Sell Wed in Hanover
Miss Jessie F. Forry daughter of the late Jesse Ferry and wife of Hanover wed Clayton W. Sell son of Mr and Mrs Wm Sell of near Littlestown. The ceremony took place at 7 o clock Tuesday morning performed by Rev. A M Heilman in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie F. Forry
Jesse Ferry
Hanover
Clayton W. Sell
Wm. Sell
Littlestown
A. M. Heilman
Local residents spend week visiting in town and Philadelphia
Several families and individuals from Hanover and neighboring towns are noted visiting in town and Philadelphia. Rev S P Mauger and wife and daughter visited friends. Raymond and Bernice Gable spent days with brother Mervin Gable. Basil and Joseph Dunn stayed with friends in Philadelphia. Col W W Wolf and wife arrive to spend summer at Hotel Oxford. others include Mrs A A Sanders called to Fairfield for her father Felix, Dr John W Sheetz at Franklin and Marshall commencement, Mrs N M Dicks and children visiting Pitt street, Mrs George Ziegler and daughter Ether from Gettysburg visiting, Miss Sarah Dihel from Carlisle College to spend vacation, Miss Helen Ruth returning home from study in Philadelphia, and Charles Hoffnagle with others visiting local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Mauger
Hanover
Bessie Mauger Loucks
Blue Bell
Raymond
Bernice Gable
Carlisle Street
Mervin Gable
Philadelphia
Basil
Joseph Dunn
Hotel Oxford
W. W. Wolf
Baltimore
Oxford
A. A. Sanders
Near Town
Fairfield
Felix
John W. Sheetz
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
N. M. Dicks
W. B. Myers
Pitt Street
George Ziegler
Eather
Gettysburg
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Sarah Dihel
Carlisle College
Helen Ruth
M. D. Feiser
Philadelphia Street
Charles Hoffnagle
Wm. Berkheimer
Emma Heyne
Glen Rock
William and
Harry Hoffnagle
Mountpleasant Township
Gettysburg College 75th Commencement Week Highlights
The seventy-fifth Commencement of Gettysburg College features a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. J. A. Klutz, the Reddig prize junior oratorical contest, Senior class day on campus, Alumni Day activities, and graduation in Brua Chapel. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Roy Taughinbaugh of West High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Harper
C. T. Hersn
S. K. Sowers
Henry Berkheimer
Berkheimer
Abbottatown
J. McClean Gilbert
Easton
D. S. Coleman
Gettysburg
C. &. Duncan
Katie Deveny
West High Street
Amos Little
Gettysburg College
J. A. Klutz
Roy Taughinbaugh
Hold Up on Highway Relieves Farmer of Money
Samuel Bollinger, a prosperous farmer east of Hampton, reports a Saturday morning hold up on the Carlisle pike near the large stone bridge. A six or seven man group allegedly of Gypsies overpowered him, took a five dollar bill and a silver dollar, returned two dollars, and ordered him to drive on. He feared further harm if he pursued the criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bollinger
Hampton
New Oxford
Carlisle Pike
Bollinger
Snakebite on Hanover worker during log lifting
Charles Y. Brough of Hanover was bitten on the little finger by a copperhead while helping lift a log along the Hanover and East Berlin turnpike in the Pigeon Hills Monday afternoon. His hand and arm swelled rapidly and he was taken for treatment in Hanover where the swelling remains painful but no serious outcome is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Y. Brough
Hanover
Hanover and
East Berlin
Pigeon Hills
Mr. Brough
Death of W M Railroad conductor in Porter's Siding
Harry E. Bailey an extra conductor on the W M Railroad was killed at Porter's Siding Hanover at 11 40 last night. He ran a double header freight. his body was found cut in two along the track after being missed during shifting. Survived by wife two children and parents. He was about 35 and had 16 to 18 years with the company. He belonged to W M Relief Association and Minnewaukara Tribe No 250 I O R M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Harry E. Bailey
W. M
Porter's Siding
Bailey
Porter’s
Mr. Bailey
L. H. Sterner
Hanove
Walnut Street
Wif
Esau Bailey
Edward Bailey
W. M. Relief Association
Minnewaukara Tribe No
Tetter Cured by Chamberlains Salve
A lady customer suffered with tetter for years and could not tend her home. One box of Chamberlains Salve cured her. Chamberlains medicines give splendid satisfaction in this community. Ep T Auker sells them in Alma, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetteern
Tetter
Chamberlain
M. H. Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
Ep. T. Auker
Markets Report From The Exchange Floor
A compact market note lists varied ticker figures and indices with numbers representing prices volumes and indices. The column conveys trading sentiment across sectors and highlights notable price moves and levels on the exchange.
Paint Factory Visit Reveals High Output L M Paint
Our reporter notes in New York that a leading paint factory runs machinery producing vast volumes of L M Paint far faster than manual work. The L M Zine hardens lead and bounds wear, with 4 gallons of L M mixed with 8 gallons linseed oil yielding 7 gallons of paint at low cost. If any defect, repaint offered. Sold by P A & B. Saauu in York Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Z. H. Cashman
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