Newspapers: Items from the York Press, November 3, 1899, York, PA

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Miscellaneous items from the York Press, Friday Evening, November 3, 1899

RED LION NEWS ITEMS.

J. A. Hildebrand, the popular proprietor of the Red Lion hotel, is having the 
hotel building completely renovated and remodeled.  The convenience of the house 
are also being improved by putting in new steam heating fixtures, which will 
greatly add to the comfort of guests.

A four-horse team, driven by C. H. Douglas, became frightened this morning and 
ran away, the wagon being demolished after striking a corner of the York 
Southern freight depot.  The driver escaped with only a rough shaking-up.


PERSONALS.

Mr. W. Latimer Small, of the firm of P. A. & S. Small, left for Baltimore 
Thursday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bellak, of this city, are registered at the Colonial Hotel in 
Philadelphia.

Mr. Charles Welsh left Thursday on a fishing trip to the Falls of the 
Susquehanna.

Mr. George A. Myers, the well-known druggist, of Dallastown, was a business 
visitor to York Wednesday.

Mr. J. G. Eisenhart, the popular carpet dealer of North George street, left for 
the Monumental city Thursday.

Mr. Milton D. Martin, proprietor of the Martin Carriage Works, left for the 
South Thursday on a business trip.

Mr. George L. Neuman, of the firm of R. L. Neuman & Sons, has left on a ten 
day's visit to Philadelphia in the interest of the firm.

Mr. Lewis Ness, of the firm of Ness Bros. & Co., left for Baltimore and 
Richmond.

Mr. Jacob Bellak returned home Wednesday from a three days' visit to New York, 
where he attended his brother's wedding.

Alderman C. F. Keech and Constable Charles White, of the Eighth ward, returned 
Wednesday from a visit to Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Davis, of No. 1- South Beaver street, who have been taking an 
extended pleasure tour, arrived home on Tuesday evening.


MARRIED

SMITH-HARBOLD. - October 1, 1899, at the Lutheran parsonage in Spring Grove, by 
Fred S. Geesey, Mr. Emanuel Smith and Miss Elmira Harbold, both of New Salem, 
York county.

FOLCOMER-KOPP. - October 5, 1899, in Spring Grove, by Rev. Fred S. Geesey, Mr. 
Harry F. Folcomer and Miss Daisy Romaine Kopp, both of North Codorus, this 
county.

EMIG-SHANK. - October 19, 1899, at the Lutheran parsonage in Spring Grove, by 
Rev. Fred S. Geesey, Mr. Chas. F. Emig and Miss Emma P. Shank, both of Spring 
Grove.

SOWERS-BUPP. - October 29, 1899, in Spring Grove, at the Lutheran parsonage, by 
Rev. Fred S. Geesey, Mr. Lewis F. Sowers and Miss Bertha Bupp, both of York.


BEFORE THE ALDERMAN.

Henry Arnold and Robert Nick, the two boys aged 9 and 11 years, arrested for 
stealing scrap iron at Baugher, Kurtz & Stewart's had a hearing before Alderman 
N. C. May last night.  The alderman held the case under advisement.