NEWS: Items from the Myerstown Enterprise, January 3, 1908, Lebanon County, PA

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A PLEASING RECITAL

  A pleasing and well rendered recital was given at the home of Miss Irene 
Kline, by her music pupils, on Saturday afternoon.  The program rendered was 
much enjoyed by those present and after the recital refreshments and games 
were indulged in.  Miss Kline will leave next week for Washington, D. C., to 
take a special course in piano music from a private tutor.

A GRAND TREAT

  There were large audiences present at the performances in the "Nickelette" 
on New Year's Day, both afternoon and evening.  The display of moving 
pictures was highly commended on.  The vaudeville program included Miss 
Mabel Carver in a butterfly dance, and Miss Stella Stoever in a comic song, 
were exceptionally fine, receiving rounds of applause.  Mt. Harry Carpenter 
delighted the audiences with his clever dancing, a rare bit of performance.  
Mr. Hines, the proprietor of this popular amusement place, is receiving 
congratulations for presenting such fine entertainment for so small a price 
- 5 cents.

COURT TRIALS

  There are 20 cases listed for trial at the term of Common Pleas Court of 
Lebanon County commencing Monday Jan. 20.  Among them are five in which 
residents of this township are interested.  They are as follows:  Davilla 
Swope vs. Lebanon Valley Street Railway Company; trespass.
  J. H. Wilhelm vs Monroe Bucher, assumpsit.
  Titus M. Gass vs. John A. Bollman; trespass.
  The Noble Refining company vs. Nathan Dabble et al.; appeal.
  Kate E. Miller vs. Supervisors of Jackson township; trespass.

UNITED IN MARRIAGE

  Friends here have received notice of the wedding of Mr. John F. Messinger 
and Miss Stella P. Thomas.  The ceremony took place on Christmas day at the 
home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Ida Thomas, at Lewisburg, Pa, the father of 
the groom officiating.  After January 1st, the newly married couple will 
reside at 645 West Princess Street, York, Pa.
  The groom is a brother of Mrs. H. A. Keiss and is well-known at this 
place.  He was a former student of Albright College.