News: Items From the Evening Herald, August 19, 1903, Hanover, York County, PA

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Items From the Evening Herald, Hanover, August 19, 1903


PERSONAL MENTION

Lewis D. Sell, of Frederick Street, transacted business at York to-day.

Lewis A. Carbaugh, of McAllister Street, spent the morning at Sell’s Station.

Samuel A. Potteiger, of York Street, leaves this evening for the West on a 
horse-buying trip.

Rev. G. M. Diffenderfer, of Carlisle, is the guest of Samuel Michael and family, 
of Carlisle Street.

Dr. Charles Wagner attended a meeting of the York County Pension Board at York 
to-day.

Mrs. Mary Waltman, of Frederick Street, is visiting her son, Samuel Waltman and 
wife, of Gettysburg.

Luther Hildebrick and wife, of Abbottstown Street, are spending a few days with 
friends at Littlestown.

D. A. Worley and wife, of Mt. Pleasant, returned at noon from a few days visit 
to Baltimore friends.

P. A. Fickes and wife, of Carlisle Street, are spending a few days with friends 
at Hampton and York Springs.

Misses Nellie and Minnie Bange, of Franklin Street, returned yesterday from a 
visit of ten days to York friends.

Misses Clara and Louise Baugher, of Franklin Street, will return this evening 
from a ten days’ visit to York friends.

Misses Miriam and Ruth Frysinger, of Carlisle Street, left today to spend a few 
weeks at Lewiston, the guest of Miss Mary Grace Davies.

Otto Neiderhofer, of York Street, left this morning for York, where he will 
spend several weeks with his sister, Mrs. Lewis D. Sell.

Mrs. A. M. Grove and Miss Annie Flickinger, of Harrisburg, are visiting the 
Former’s father, Henry Forry, of McSherrystown Avenue.

Hon. John W. Bittinger, of York, President Judge of York County, spent the day 
with Reuben Young and wife, of Carlisle Street.


BRIEF MENTION

Mrs. F. G. Stark is moving into her just finished home on Middle Street.

Daniel Stine, of East Middle Street, raised a potato stalk in his lot that 
yielded four potatoes which weighed 5 ¬ pounds.

P. S. Weaver has taken a number of fine photography of the fire-wrecked Crandall 
Long furniture factory at West End.

Ralph E. Troce’s passenger wagon will leave the Central Hotel at 1 p.m. tomorrow 
for the free conveyance of prospective buyers to the sale of the D. S. Barnitz 
farm.

M. S. Hiteshew, of New Oxford, has purchased from Cyrus Spahr his grocery at the 
corner of Pitt and Pomfret Streets, Carlisle, and has already taken possession, 
having removed to Carlisle with his family.

George W. Warren, of the  --- ---- Hotel at Bendersville, will have to answer a 
charge of selling liquor to John Keller, a minor, at the coming Adams County 
court.


PLEASANT HILL

The falling off in eggs in this place is said to be due to lice in the hen 
roosts.  One of our friends cleaned out his chicken house and put the manure in 
old sacks in the stable, near Dr. Keagy’s horse, and the insects went for the 
horse, who jumped and kicked the boards in splinters.

On Wednesday, as J G. Werner took a load of berry pickers to his woodlot, he 
left the horses hitched to the wagon.  When the pickers got back to the wagon, 
both horses were down, tangled in the harness.  The young horse got up, but the 
other was so fast that they had to cut down two small trees.  By good luck 
George Null and his boys were coming by and they had an ax to cut the trees.

H. E. Nace has got another canvas straw carrier to one of his new threshers.

Wesley Wareheim bought a good horse of Harry W. Parr last week.

Jacob Craumer and wife made a trip to Virginia to see Jacob Massmore, who is 
very poorly.

Milton Wareheim and family and Clinton Rhodes, of this place, went with the 
excursion last Saturday to Luray Caverns.