History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . worked in West Virginia. He is a steam engin-eer by trade and has followed that trade since theage of sixteen and is at present in the employ ofthe P. R. R. as night engineer at this place. Hehas been a member of the Adamsburg SilverBand since its organization in 1880, and a mem-ber of Adamsburg Lodge No.£66 He wasmarried to Laura E. Zook Dec. 17, 1886, and is thefather of seven children, six of whom are living GEORGE D. LANTZ. Mr. Lantz was born near Belleville, Mifflincounty. Pa., May 25, 1867, and is a son of Samuela
History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . worked in West Virginia. He is a steam engin-eer by trade and has followed that trade since theage of sixteen and is at present in the employ ofthe P. R. R. as night engineer at this place. Hehas been a member of the Adamsburg SilverBand since its organization in 1880, and a mem-ber of Adamsburg Lodge No.£66 He wasmarried to Laura E. Zook Dec. 17, 1886, and is thefather of seven children, six of whom are living GEORGE D. LANTZ. Mr. Lantz was born near Belleville, Mifflincounty. Pa., May 25, 1867, and is a son of Samueland Margaret Lantz I nee Cietz). He resided un-der the parental roof until he was nineteen yearsold and in 1886 he was united in marriage withEilizabeth Aurand. This union was blessed withsix children as follows: Max A., employed atWilkesbarre by the P. R. R. Co.; Ray S., an em-ploye of the A. M. Aurand Printing House, Ruth,Henry, Luther and John. In IQOl his wife died. and in 1603 he was married to LoEmma Beaver Springs. To this union was born onechild, Mary. Mr. Lantz is a member of the Lutheran church of Belleville, al^-o amember of the K. O. E. and I. O. O. F. He is aplasterer by trade and an energetic band man,and is at present baritone player for the BeaverSprings Band. He is chairman of the Centennialreception committee. The markets of Beaver Springs onSept. 1, 1906, were: Butter 16c; eggs16c; lard Qc; tallow 4c; potatoes 5Uc;ham 16c; shoulder 12c; sidemeat 9c;chickens 10c to 13c; onions 60c perbushel; wheat 70c; rye 55c; oats 28c;corn 50c; cloverseed $, CITIZKXS OF SPRINGS WILLIAM E. 5TAHLNECKER. Mr. Stahlneckcr was born June 12, \SW. atMiddlebuPK. his parents beinE Aaron and into business for Inimself by leasing the Mer-chants Hotel at Beaver SprinKS, which he hasconducted successfully for almost eight it one of the most popular hotels in
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