News: Items from the Lebanon Daily Times, February 13, 1900, Lebanon, Lebanon County, PA

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Items from the Lebanon Daily Times, February 13, 1900


IN ALDERMANIC COURTS.

John Kleinfelter was arrested on a warrant issued by Alderman Miller, charged by 
Mary A. Brown with having jumped a board bill of $23.  He waived a hearing and 
furnished $100 bail for court.  The arrest was made by Constable Hunter.

John Thomas and John Mooney, who were charged by Annie Wireback with surety of 
the peace, and who while drunk demolished the contents of their cells during 
their confinement at city hall and in the county jail, have been discharged from 
arrest by Alderman Snyder.  They paid the costs of the prosecution and the 
damage done to the city hall cells.  The amount paid for destroyed city property 
was handed to the mayor by Alderman Snyder.


Celebrated Their Birthdays.

A pleasing event took place yesterday, when James N. Rogers, the well known 
South Ninth street tinsmith, celebrated his birthday anniversary, as did also 
Mrs. Darlington, residing with Mr. Rogers.  Among those present on the occasion 
were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rogers, of Trenton, N.J., the former being a son of Mr. 
Rogers, and Mrs. and Mrs. Wilbur Shepherd, of Steelton.  Mrs. Shepherd is a 
daughter of Mrs. Darlington.  A fine dinner was served in honor of the event.


CYCLE CLUB OFFICERS.
Election Held Last Evening for the Ensuing Year.

At a meeting of the Lebanon Cycle Club last evening, the following officers were 
elected to serve the ensuing year:  President, Wm. T. Atkins; vice president, M. 
J. FitzGerald; recording secretary, F. E. Krause; financial secretary, C. D. 
Weirich; treasurer, A. B. Carmany; lieutenants, Stanley Bruce, Harry G. 
Umberger; bugler, J. Hauar Reinoehl; color bearer, John R. Rod-armel; house 
committee, Louis Reizenstein, John W. Haner, A. Hess; board of directors, Jas. 
T. Branson, G. W. Nitrauer, A. Rise Bowman, Enoch Snyder, Stephen Reilly.

It was decided to hold a progressive euchre party on the evening of March 1.