. Folks didn't drive in a natty �team to a minister then. They rode en horseback to Lancaster—men and women—and enjoyed it, coming home to a plain country abode, to begin life's hard work. Location of the First Musselman. Going surther on, the newer and more level road gradually winds around the hill to

THE CONESTOGA RIVER AT LANCASTER By D. B. LANDIS THE present topic, while having been fairly touched upon by local writers and historians, has been by no means fully ex- hausted or fitly recorded. At this period more than usual interest is being aroused by announcement of the building of a new