The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-08-05
Personal.

has located in Laurel.
Mr.. William H. Thomas and family return
ed on Wednesday from a two weeks visit to
st. Mary's county.
Mr.. C. C. Gorsuch, of Westminster, was in
New York this week.
Mr.. W. NJ. Wilson and wife, of Baltimore,
are at the Westminster City Hotel.
Isaac A. Shelley, of Westminster, spent
the past week in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Samuel Kneller, Of Baltimore, visited
friends in Westminster this week.
Mrs. William Gardner and daughters, of
Baltimore, are visiting her sister, Mrs. j. p.
Phillinger, near Sykesville.
Miss Mabel Shughars, of Reisterstown, is
a guest at Mr.. Samuel Shipley's, Green
street.
Mrs FIX. Roson and daughter of Whining
ton, DEL, are guests of Mrs. j. W. Baldwin,
this city.
Misses Laura Lemon and Florence Ourser,
of Baltimore, are visiting friends near West
minister.
Miss Fannie Wiesman, of Baltimore, is
guest of Miss Matilda Chase Baer East Main
street.
Major George T. Robinson and Corporal
A. NJ. Benan Of the Cycle Infantry, 4th Regi-
ment, NJ. N. g.. passed through Westmin-
ster on Friday of last week, on century run.
They rode from Baltimore to Hanover, Pa,
and return, stopping at the City Hotel here
for supper and a short rest.
James l.. Herman and George W. Rife,
well known theatrical managers of Baltimore,
registered at the City Hotel here on Monday.
Blanche Trumbo, of Washington, d. c., is
visiting friends in Westminster.
Mr.. jesse J. Manning, of Baltimore, is in
Westminster on visit TO his father.
Mrs. L. s. Dallas is a guest at Judge
Roberts.
Ex-judge Bond returned home on Monday
after Il trip to his former home in Calvert
county, Nd, to the Worlds Fair and Cape
May, where his family is.
Among the recent arrivals at Winchester
Place are Mr. and Mrs. II. A. 0rrick, three
children and nurse, Miss Carrie Row, Miss
Martha Row, DIR. Robert Lautenbach, wife,
daughter and two sons, Mr. Charles 0gle,
wife, daughter and son, Miss Hoffman, Miss
Blema Herzbers and Miss +. c. Dyer, all Of
Baltimore.
Mr. Simon Kann, of Westminster, is visit
ing the Worlds Fair. Among the other
visitors to the Fair from Carroll are Edward
Schaelfer, of Melrose; David FL. Hoffacker
and John w. Hoffacker, Of Manchester; Z.
B. Repp, of New Windsor; Rogers BRINE, of
Taneytown; Charles NJ. Motter, of Manches-
ter; Harry f. Cover, of Frizellburg; Jacob
Sharretts and Mrs. l.. Mehring, son and two
daughters, of Mddleburg district; Elmer,
Clarence and Miss Belle Orendorff, Rev. j.
l.. Walsh, John G. Shreeve and DIR. 7. III.
Lewis, of Westminster.
Miss Annie Knabe, who had been visiting
Miss Maggie Stoner, Of Stonersville, the past
three weeks, returned to her home in Balti-
more on Monday last.
Mr.. Henry Cassel. of Baltimore, is visit
ing at Mr.. A. |. Geiman's, at Stonersyille.
Mr.. George Thurman and family, of Balti-
more, are guests at Mr.. Ii. Fuhrman's, at
Stonersville.
Miss Sallie Hoffman, of Baltimore, is
visiting at Mr.. Simon P. Weaver's, West
minister.
/ Misses Daught Byers, of Emittsburg, and
Lula Evans, of Baltimore, are visiting their
uncle, Mr. Nelson Gilbert, this city.
Miss Emma Michael, of Baltimore, is a
guest of Misses Helen and Laura Wampler,
Westminster.
Mrs. William Donaldson, nee May See. of
Philadelphia, Pa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
George E. Sharrer, this city.
Mrs. Philip H. Myers, of Westminster. was
organist at the marriage of Miss Ida Hartman
and Mr.. Edwin S. Womack, at Stewartstown,
Pa, on Tuesday.
The latest arrivals at the Dielman House,
New Windsor, are Miss May Davenport, Mr..
Davenport, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Edgar Lazarus,
Miss Phebe Lazarus, Miss Isabel Lazarus,
Miss Mamie Sigourney. Mr.. NJ. A. Kennedy,
Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss
Jarrett, Miss Manchester, Miss Eva Palmer,
Mr.. Levin f. Palmer, Mrs. George Baeijer,
Howard, Walter and Harry Baetier, Mrs.
koppelman, Miss Bessie koppelman, Master
! Willie Koppelman, Capt. Cooper, U. S.
Navy. The whole number of guests is 81.
Rev WHY'S Rede, former reoiorso of
| Ascension Church, and who returned to this
country from England on Monday, is in West
minister, and will spend some days here.
Rev. P. H. Miller and family, of West
minister, are visiting at Riders, Baltimore
county.
Mrs. P. C. Kennedy and two children, of
Charlestown, W. Va, are visiting her father,
Mr.. John c. Frizell, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton SchaeiIer and two
daughters, Misses Edna E. and Cora May
Schaeffer, and son, Clarence NJ. Schaeffer,
Misses NJ. Mikesell and Julia Koontz, of this
city; Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley A. Steele and Mrs.
Henry B. Reigle, of Cranberry Valley, will
leave here on Saturday, 18th inst, for a trip
W tile w Orlu : EdlT. lneJ Will 20 III "A purity,
by way of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
will be under the charge of Mr.. Schaeffer.
They will spend two weeks at the fair.
Mrs. Joseph d. Brooks and children are
visiting her father, near Watersvile.
Miss Elizabeth Key Irwin left on Wednes-
day for New York, where she and Miss Bessie
Mathews, of Baltimore county, will be the
guests of Miss May Walsh.
Mrs. Gambrill, of Frederick City, spent
Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs John NJ.
Roberts.
Mrs. George NJ. Parke is visiting Mrs.
Early in Baltimore county.
DIR. George Thomas, of Baltimore, has
rented Mrs. Nelson's house, where he will
stay with his family the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs W. Everett Parsons. little daughter
Helen and nurse, of New York. and Miss
Jessie Barnett, of Howardville, Baltimore
county, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ezra
Stem at Sans Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Norris Krebs, of Balti-
more, who have been visiting their aunt Mrs.
J. Bush, of Sandyville, returned home on
Thursday.
Mrs. L. S. SeIlman and Miss Hartsook, of
1850 0glesby avenue, Chicago, had registered
for July: From Westminster-Mr. and Mrs.
j. T. 0rndorff; 0wingss Mills-Messrs. F.
D. and j. b. Reese; De Soto, Missoqri-Mr
and Mrs. Robert Coxwell, Miss Hetty Cox
we'll, Mrs. Earnest Coxwell and daughter,
Messrs. S. Stern, Charles and Augustus
Hamel, William Burgess, II. f. Walters,
Thomas Creary and Augustus Fromhold;
from Dayton, 0hio-Mr. and Mrs. 4. w.
Klepinger. Mrs S. j. Ridenhour, Misses
Mary and Kate Lorenz, Miss May Prugh and
Mr.. Prugh and nephew; from Trotwood,
I Ohio-Messrs Milton G. Pfouz and H. NJ.
Waybright.
Union Mills Items
Mr.. j. Jacob Feeser, highly respected
citizen and farmer, recently moved to his
new dwelling in this place. About two years
ago Mr.. Feeser was run over by a loaded
wagon and had both legs broken. He isnow
able to get about on crutches.
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