Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

5 on Monday Evening-After Sessions of Councils ALL i of i Acted on as Well as'Bills In accordance recently es- the councilmanlc Committee'' of accounts met on Mpn- lay evening after the council meet- hg, thus-saving an evening to the the committee. Presi- nt Huber presided, and all present. All of the approved as presented as follows: SALARIES. Geo. Marquart, mayor, $60.00.

iF. H. B. Glelm, city treasurer, B2.50. iThfimas S.

Walmer, city controll- $25,00. Walteh Graeff, city solicitor, $60.00. T. R. Crowell, city engineer, $125.

Thos. Humphreys, $8.75. R. R. Ashmead, assistant to city engineer, $40.95.

Frank' B. Krause, clerk select council, D. M. Sharp, clerk common council, $12.50. William H.

Relnoehl, superintendent, fire alarm, $20.00. Samuel R. Seabold, clerk markets $10.00. William B. Welrich, highway commissioner, $60.00.

G. Zimmerman, chief police $70.00. Wm. Cramer, David Tice, William David 'Clymen H. Shay, Harry Potteiger, Cyrus Nye Edward McLaughlln, Cyrus Nye Edward Neff Charles White, patrolman, $60.00 each.

H. Schroff, superintendent wa tor department, $75.00. Samuel keeper, $35.00. George Getz, foreman, $40.00. Thomas Wagner, watchman, $25.

.7. D. Kerr, clerk. $25.00. George J.

B. Emblch Henry C.Grittinger, water commis sioners, $16.66 each. B. Groh, health officer, $25.00 A. S.

Weiss, milk Inspector, $20. E. L. Krelder, clerk, HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. First Ward $1 Second Ward Third Ward i fells rt a gvxftl s'tbfVls going about Capitol Hill Governor StttaH ot internal fairs HOtiek.

the Jokes which the veteran edttttitor.Has teen telling on the a long time 1 Mr. Houck to the Governor being a babhelor and that he was shy when It came to talking to school Recently at Mt, Gretna the Govern nor In acknowledging Professdr Hotttsk's Introduction became femlfi- Iscent and said that during the 1906 campaign-the party stopped at Indiana and art aged man tottered up, asked for Mr. Houck. "I want to see Mr. Houck," ho piped.

-Lieutenant Governor Murphy, then a candidate, pointed him Accordlng to the Governor, the aged man gave every sign of joy and remarked: "I did want to see him. I'm 91 years of age, and I went io his school." 3oys' Brigade of Christ Church is Enjoying a Fine Time KMIHUK HENRYIEHMAN (Continued from Page One.) surveyed a pipe line that passes through this vicinity. The land purchased is very convenient to the P. -and R. railroad and Tulpehocken creek and it is reported that -the company Intends to erect a large oil tank and pumping "station on the THEY GO ON TRIP Baseball aiid Othct Pastimes Occupy Their Attention at Camp Great times continue at Camp Wlde-AWake, on the banks of the Swatara, near Jonestown, where the Boys' brigade of Christ Presbyterian church Is enjoying a vacation.

The brigadiers left camp on Monday morning for a constitutional and they certainly got it before they returned, for In circling Mlsh's mill and Bunker Hill they put In nearly ten miles. When they returned to camp Lhey were hungry as a herd of half starved wolves and made heavy In- upon the commissary's stores. It was a great hike however, and was thoroughly enjoyed in every re- laud. BARBERS AGREE ON' PRICE. Barbers Huber, Line and Sherman have decided on several changes.

Hatrcutting tin Saturdays is to cost 25c af 1st, and after £UU O.LL«^^ 1 the all children's hair; cutting will be 15c. Notice to that effect has been posted at all of the shiops. VISITING PARENTS. Charles Bleeker, of New York, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Herbert and Claude Blecker, of 'the same place, are also here visiting thllr aunt, Miss Mary The letter rode part-of the 'wheels. distance on their Fourth Ward Fifth Ward Sixth Ward 86.65 3.50 YY 0.1 Seventh Ward 138.47 Special (N. -3rd St 239.57 Health Department 94.0J Water Department I276.d<i Water Department (special) a pipe extension ro TK M. Bowman 62.65' County'Commissioners special 330.00 E. Gletui, commissions 318.

Wilier Bros C. H. J. Shenk Valley.Mutual'Ins. Co.

Lebanon Mutual Ins. Co, Edison Elec. 111. Co Charles White 45.9G 1.18 18.00 24.00 2.05 are Sheriff Ellas Gerhart 72.25 Geo. H.

Shaeffer G. Harpel Kranse Bro Smith Bowman Ed. McDonnell 6.10 FANS DISAPPOINTED Myers'town; fans'were greatly disappointed at the outcome of the game with Newmanstown, on Saturday Nothing but a.first class contest was anticipated. After umpire Strauss liad announced the game forfeited by Newmanstown, all of. those in attendance were given tickets for the Ann- vllle game next Saturday.

Myers town is to break Annville winning, streak and a great contest Is likely-to'resuJt. CONGREGA.TIOJSIAL MEETING. At a congregational'; meeting Frleden's Lutheran church, P. Batdorf "was elected to vacancy caused by the resignation of M. Manderbach, as treasurer.

PERSONAL MENTION. Elmer Royer expects to leave this evening for Wichita, Kansas, to make his home with his father, Jacob Royer who is located at that-place Miss Margaret Weber, who spen some time with her sister, Mrs. Jos Snyder, 'atCoateoville, returned honr PyU. men Frantz Furniture Co Wm. M.

Johns 13.35 James F. McGovern 50.00 Lebanon Elec. Co -SO C. O. Bresgler A.

B. J. G. Schropp 17-91 Cohtury Printing Co 22.on Sunday evening. Miss Elvy Phillips entertained Report Publishing Co 30.97 I-M IN THE CHURCHES.

Announcements ot Servlcea and Meetings of Societies for MARK'S fallowing announcements for of August have been made to athe Congregation of St. Mark's Reformed church, Eighth and MTfflin kreets; The service next" Sunday 'morning will" be English. AH the services next Sunday will be in cTTarge of gTitus A. Alspach, a Middler in the Icentral Theological Seminary, Dayton, i TBere will be no mid-week prayer beetlng during t)ie month pf -August, The song service for Sunday evening, August 16, will be "An Evening with Isaac Watts." The pastgr left for his vacation on Monday. The jRev.

E. Bidder, tor of First' Reformed churoh, have charge of any worfc that may have to be attended to Curing the pastor's absence. The pastor will be jn his Pulpit again op August 10th, hut will be away again op met. when the pulpit will be supplied by the Rev. Ptful H.

of Reading, Pa. Tuesday evening! AxigUst.lStb, an- trolley party by thr IT Misses Martha- and Louise Elchlej and Miss Lena of Leba family, of Leba non Were Sunday visitors at the hoin' of Monroe C. Haak. Mr and- Mrs, A. S.i Greenawa-ld Mrs, Harvey L.

Barto aiid daughter Miss Miriam, Have gone to Bernvll to attend the Old Home day festlvi ties to be held at that place or Wednesday. Ttfany other Myers town people will also attend. Miss Maine Schoener, of Reading spent Sunday with her parents, Mi and Mrs. Tyrys Schoener, east Orphans' Home. 1 Mepber nua(f Harvest town yr Mr and M'rs; F.

D. S. Kreitzer, MI and Mrs. Frank I. Rauch, Mr.

an( Mrs M. A. Gherst, Mr. and Mrs. El mer Mohn, were among the Readln peoi)le who spent Sunday with the! relatives and friends at this Place.

Mr and Mrs, Wilson Himmelbei ger visited friends at Hellmandale Mrs. Elmer E. Swonger Fred W- Franke, Mrs. Robert Hai nish, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hines, Mr and Mrs, Irwln Fritz were among th Sunday visitors to Reading. William Yarnell, of Chester, was guest at his parents home. Mrs, Adam Bordner entei tained Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Wolfe, and Mr. and Mrs, Samuo Qrph, Soever and Bprlner, members of the Acme ban are spending In Philadelphl pnd 'Atlantic City. George Parson, of Lorah, BerK county, was the guest of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Fldler. Mr. M'rs, Ezra Risser, Mrs Fprry, Loose, Alvi German and Mis Royej- were among the visitor JOINED IN WEDLOCK, PERSONALS, GAVE A CARD PARTY spect.

BASK BALL GAMR. bells to sudden. The youthful soldiers have formed two base ball nines, one, the "Yeses" Is captained by Major W. H. Leslie, and the other, the "Noes" is lead by Lieutenant Kilmoyer.

The Yeses defeated the Noes on Monday by a score of 1C to 7 In an exciting contest. CAMP NOTES AND CHAFF. Lieut. Paine has used three boxes of talcum powder to shine in Jones- tbwn.i "f- Major Leslie is pitching great ball in Private Fox fell out of bed four times' Saturday night. Sergt.

Reidel came to camp yesterday and asked to be excused till 12 shine in Jonestown. So Zimmerman and Corp. Shiner established a five cent barber shop. Capt. Bowman was threatened wltn serious Injury in a bayonette charge on Sunday for only posting two meale on the order sheet.

Corp. Spangler, known as Scrunt, is the best-looking and busiest man in camp. He had a home run in the ball game on Saturday. Eight men were caught coming in late on Saturday'night, all coming from Jonestown, whore they were entertained by winsome Jonestown lassies. Sergt.

Romig and Private Grumbine were the only men from the company that not in Jonestown on Saturday night. Lieut. Kilmoyer, Lieut Paine and Sergt. Romig compose the jewelry bandits. The cooks arc very accommodating to the men, but not so to the sick Sergt.Romlg was the only sick man in camp on Saturday evening.

Sergt. Pettys has lady's day every day, even though it is against the rules of the camp. Major Leslie could not sleep on Saturday night, due to the noise made by Fox falling out of his cot. Private W. Boltz plucked chickens yesterday and for so doing gets two hearts of the chickens'at mess.

The cooks, Miss Sue Euston, Mrs, Hackman and Mrs. Pettya picked blackberries, and Mrs. Miller made pie. They were very much enjoyefi by the men of the company. Mr.

Saxe, a visitor, made himself very popular among the men by buying the boys watornielon. LEAGUE MANAGERS TO HAVE MEETING SESSION WILL OCCUR AT WIL LOW ON TOMORROW EVJSNING. And Mrs. M. Major, of Camp Hill, Gretna.

Clalr M. YouU, of this Olty, is the guest of friends In Har- frlsburg. Bhtma Pass, of Harrlsfnirg, has returned ffom a visit to fvicmls In this city. Amy Johnston, of this city, 'la spending several days In Steelton borough visiting friends. Florence-'-Kern, of Lancaster, Is home from an extended trip to this city and Philadelphia.

and Mrs, William Schooley, of Harrlsburg, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Shelly, at their collage at. Mt. Gretnn.

Earl Moore and John 13, WU- hio'yor, of Harrlsbm'K, registered at the Lebanon Valley House on Monday. Catherine Garver, of this city, Is visiting relatives In Middletown and Swatnra Hill. She will return home Monday; Gabriel Hiester, of Harrisburg, wlio had, been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Francis B. Dut.ton, In this city, has returned home.

Coldren, son of MY. and Mrs. Wlldam P. jGoldren, of South Eighth street, this" morning wont to Phlladlphla where he will spend two weeks. Ray'Brandt, of 51 Spruce street, left -this 'morning Ml- Gretna where she will spend the next few days attending the U.

B. Cahipmoetlng. Mrs. Brandt will room at the a- clerk In the drug etore of John F. Loehle, corner of Seventh and Lehman streets, this morning went to where le witnessed a ball game.

Behney, who is em- )loyed Jn Isaac Behney's clothing store, on Cumberland street, this morning left on a several days' 'vacation which he will spend In Philadelphia tind New York. Ntwifg Mtna Marguerite Spang, daughter of Emma Spang, of this city, who la summering at Mt. Gretna on Saturday evening entertained a company of friends at a euchre at the Spang cottage. There were sIS tables. The affair was given In hon- br of Misses Margaret Dickons-tiled, of Allentown; Kal.hryn and Margaret Patterson, of Plllsburg, daughters of Colonel Frank K.

Patterson, gen- oral "Inspector of rifle practice, and Miss Edna M'ethorel, also of Pittsburg. Miss Dickens-hied was awnrd- 'od the first prise, a hand painted shield pin; Miss Carrie Strack, of York, was awarded second pHzn, sterling silver scissors, and the consolation prize wont to Mrs. Sehnihik, of Baltimore. The latter was a picture. A sumptuous collation wan served and all had a delightful time.

CLYMFRGOES UP Number of New Players Hay" to Mo Decided by Louguc. President G. H- JWoy 01 of league, has Issued a call for opaiy pf and Mrs of Johnstown moralng by Al- WVj -yr -r- a meeting the managers to be held tomorrow evening at The Willow. Matters 'of Import are to be given consideration. President Moyer, announces having been notified of the reservation of the following players: By Newmanstown Stelner and Guest, By Talbott.

By Lebanon Showalter and Swartz. By tine. By' Rotbgaber and Bartley. Another announcement maae the president J'S to the effect that Palmyra has protested the played Ifi tWs on )ast Saturday. The decision of Umpire Wagner jn calling Workman out at the plate Jn the fourth Jnnjng Is fcasls pf Palmyra's prptest.

Wprknjan crashed Into Sfilcer, ylw was wilting Jor him with the ban. spjcer being the freatnient; frotn WprJc- rpan teased some, distance from the plate a.ttejr he bad-put the ball on the runner and gnjy lost possession of it after he 'had turned completely around. Another protest has been received from the Newnlanstown management wWch questions' the right pf. Umpire Strauss declare laftt Saturday at Myerstowti forfeited to the bqme team after Jfe had feenchea Bh- hien field, Cnplntn of Police on OninbHix Hurt ClearlU'ld It. H.

Official announcenients worn made hero yesterday to the effect that Ooorge D. Clymer, lieutenant of the Middle Division of the Pennsylvania railroad, has been appointed captain on the Cambria and Clcarneld division, the appointment taking effect on the first of the Tho promotion Is a merited one and in his now position Clymer will have a number of railroad detectives In his charge. He has been In the service as a railroad officer for seven years, during which 'time lie hits been located at various points on the Middle division. On account of his continuous service along the division he Is well known, aiid has made a good record for himself. Captain Clymor was made a lien- tenant at the time the police department was re-organized according to the plans of President McCrea, previous to which time he was employed as a detective along the'line.

Capt. Clymer Is a son of Policeman Clymer, of this city. i MUST BE GOOD NOW HM A Wint IN THE TN A I li Is as certain to produce results as the dropping of a lighted match in a barrel of powder is to cause an explosion. TRY A "NEWS" WANT ONE CENT PER WORD FOR FIRST ONE-HALF CENT per word each subsequent Insertion sn 1 i REV. GARDNER DIED B.

Millard, Lifczie Millard, Bessie Millard, Ruth Millard and Elizabeth Worts, also Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wioand, all of Lebanon, registered at the New Blngham hotel, Philadelphia, yesterday. A BIG SURPRISE PARTY Given for Miss Groh nt Her tirund- fttUior's Home.

Dorothea of M'r. and Mrs. John C. Groh, of thTs city, last week passed her eighth birthday anniversary which was made memorable by a celebration at the liome of her grandfather at Buffalo 'Springs. A big surprise party was one feature of the event it proved to be a glorious affair many young folks being present, Little Miss Groh was remembered by many relatives and friends who sent her over a hundred post cards bearing kindly' felicitations, and' she was also showered wKTi gifts from admiring friends, A sumptuous dinner was a feature of the birthday celebration, and many participated.

Among those present were: Wm Harriet Carpenter, Philadelphia; Loyd Hostetter, ITichland; Misses Clara Carpenter, Nora Shay, Ljwle Hartman, Ida Holllnger, Annie Hollinger, Mima Gundrum, Alpja Bomberger, Elsie Walter, BecEle Walter, Hattle Fasnacht, Mary Whltmoyer, iOsther Whitmoyer, Kate Krepp, Lalrna Krepp, Mabel Mattes, Mr. ana Mrs. Harry BejBt, Mr. and Mrs. Shay, Mr and Mrs, Hartman and son, Leon, Mr.

and Mrs, Hershberger and daughter. Bailie, Mr. Carpenter, John Horrman, Jacob Hoffman, Wesley Horst Herman, Walter and John Reist, au Hartman, David, Ira, Harry, Samuel and Ray Walter, Ralph Shay, Ammon Frank Hartman, Henry mrkey, C. B. Waltei, Howard Van Winkle, Mrs, Ida naohf and Mr.

and Mrs, J. C. Qroh. SPANG Then Plko Company Will 1'ny Costs in Case JJoforc Alderman. Several young boys and girls, wlio reside near Hebron, and wlio are resting under charges, of profanity and malicious mischief, preferred by H.

L. Collins, keeper of the Hebron toll gate, have an easy way to get out of their trouble. The hearing was to have been hold tomorrow but the attorneys appeared before Alderman R. L. Miller this morning and slated that they prefer to have the hearing postponed to? two weeks; If the end of that time, the girls anil boys indicate that they are willing to abandon their nuisance and be right good, the turnpike company will pay the costs and withdraw the changes.

"Otherhwise the prescutlons will proceed with vigor and every effort wfll 'be made to secuFo conviction. CANCER KILLS HIM PcHibone Conneotfd AVItli Htounon- borg Murder Case IB Denver, August Pettlbone, years prominent in we councils of the Western Federation of and charged with President Moyor and former Secretary Haywood with complicity In the murder of former Governor stounenberg, of Idaho, died at St. Joseph's hospital on Monday night of the effects of Pettibone has 'been 111 evof since his confinement In the Idaho Penitentiary, where he remained more than a year befpre the trials at Boise. Pettlbone was never, formally tried, but was discharged after the acquittal of Haywood and Moyen WHS Former Superintendent of ci'nn Oii)liftiis' Home. Allentown, Aug.

Geo. F. Gardner, one of the oldest LutU- eran clergymen in Peiinsylvanlat died at his homo In this city on Monday night aged eighty-two years. Rev. Mr.

Gardner was retired. For many years ho was superintendent of the Lutheran. Orphans' Home In Gormantown, Philadelphia. When St. Peter's Evangolical Lutheran congregation was organlzod in this city about thirty years ago, ho was and continued in that position until four years ago.

LARGE UNION PICNIC Will Occur uii August 15 In Grove Nwir Llclcdiilo. One of the largest Sunday school picnics be hold this year In the counly will bo the union fplcnlc on August 15, In Baahoro's beautiful grove, near LIckdale, The following Sunday schools have accepted the Invitation to bo present: Salem, Wn.lV -Ml; Nebo 'United ISjmngellcali Union Salem, LIckdalo United ren, and Porse- voranco band, bf 1 Lebanon, "Will Jurn Ish the music for the occasion, Aft dresses will be delivered by Revs. M. J. Lelnbach and OVG.

Itomlg. both Jonestown. A QUIET WEDDING eoii'O IS. KOOIIH Mari'les MIsiH Visintg Oi-etna Cottage Misses Catherine and Margaret Patterson, daughters of Colonel Frank Patterson, who is in charge of the National Guard shooting competitions at the state rlUe range, are guests of Miss Marguerite Spang at the Spang cottage at Mt. Miss Edna Metherel, also of Plttr.

burg, and friend of the Misses Patterson, Is also a guest' of Miss Spang, Miss Mar'garet plckenshled; daughter of of Allentown, Is a guest 'of the same host- BARNHART OBSEQUIES eri-fijirT The obsecjulea of the late, of this city, o'plopjc this warning of eon, slohn 'flari a.n,d OwtyHfc JtflMOj 'at trf Miftfwtewpj A. ik 1. jj-ll jjf, GEORGE LIGHT WEDS. llo Takes Miss Ottssel, of HwUlcId, us Ills JUi'ltK', A very pretty hoitio wedding took place at thp home of Mr, and 'Mrs. Jonas on Wednesday evening.

1 Their daughter, Martha Cassel, bepame the wife of 'George Light, this Pity. The young couple are now on a wedding trip to Wash. Jngton, D. and will later reside in Hatfield, Fifty-eight guests were present. The ceremony was performed by Re.v, Frank P.

of LUTHERAN ANNIVERSARY Elftborato Program for Rohl'oitiburg OUurch Event, An prpgram, Jms been the of one hun4rpdtU' anniversary of the Lutheran church ak Rehremburg. which will be rendered 111 the old church on Sunday. l.ong 18 paetpr of the wbjch was Ay- gust 8, 1808. bveia services will be held during the day and several speakers will' 1 be present. HELD FINAL REHEARSAL A (inlet, wedding of) Sat Urday evening at the Urdu, reft parsonage at Jonestown.

The contracting parties -were George Koons, son of Lawrence JCo'pns, Frederlckstiurg, 'aitd' Miss" 'Cora Lelsey, of DerryCtiureh." The ceremony was perforiBed Kov. o. G. of Unltqd cliurch. S-3-3t A WANTKI) 1JY woman, position in, Or, will do Imuae work day.

Apply flt 8-11-31 120 )-" VOTJKO boarding In private famiiyi.3?ld)S ly people preferred. 1 counts to audit, or, any work for Daily FOB donee, HeightB." 8-3-6t FOII and 'WGldniarf" o- fo FOR tor sti'eet. 8-1 V7OT on wff fU vism nut, slon given A rcw the Mann, 8-23-tf P. by the 1 No "They say these new gowns are something wonderful to "Well, dop't there's aijy hope that they'll interfere with ttie wearer's determ(nfttipn to get oft street qar the wrong Plain Peale'r, Wanted a "I want a good revolver," began the determlned'lookJug man, "Yeg, plr," said the salesman. "Six better make It nine-chamber.

want It to use on a cat nexi door," NOTICES. Bethel township, near Mt. Zipn, Mrs. Missouri JJ. Uartaell, wife of Newton P.

aged years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, from h.er residence trt Betael township, Services at Reformed church, Mt- Intermenj at- adjoining cemetery. Relatives and, friends are invited to attend further FRANT5B FUNBRAL CALLS. NQJtTB NINTH STOEBT. CALLS, 40 ing J37 iMi Jackson townhlp, tjamr-wlll 6' In' two Write call 0.

FOH Parlpr, doing ji ing evaning to lowr operator bltjpus' person, Cents' inH6 8-8-st- tures of hRB 25 and la three all A ohancfl at 7-2741.