The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-14
UniOntOwn Items.

Miss Emma, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Luther Hiteshew, died on Sunday morn
ing last in her 18th year. She had been in a
decline for several months, resulting IN rapid
consumption She possessed a kind, loving
and gentle disposition, end was much loved
by those who knew her best. Iii "A sad thing
to see one so young Gust blooming into woman
hood) die. She was resigned and patient.
scarcely murmuring through all her sutierngs,
which were intense at times. Several weeks
ago she expressed desire to unite with the
NJ. p. Church. Although she could not be
present, her pastor gave public announce
ment of her desires and she was received into
the church. On Thursday, at the request of
her mother, her pastor administered the right
of baptism. and her four sisters and three
brothers were all at her bedside. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon. services
being held at her late home by Rev. j. /.
Lassell, assisted by Rev. &. ". Baughman
and Elder G. W Seilhamer. lnterment was
in the NJ P. Cemetery The pallbearers were
Nevin HiteShew, Clyde ROutSOn. Ed. Cover,
Guy SegafoOSe, Guy CooksOn, Melvin ROutson.
On Sunday morning the remains of Mrs.
Mary 0gle, of MiddletOwn, were brought to
town by H. H. Weaver 4 CO.. uudertakerS,
for interment in the Hill Cemetery. Previ-
Gus TO the burial the funeral sermon was
Church of God
Mr.. William Zollickoffer is confined 10 bed
with fever. He is being attended by pro
fessional nurse from Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. John :. DevilbiSS, of Balt
more. visited friends in town the past week.
Mr. William Devilbiss and family of West
minister. were guests of Mr.. William Sega
foose's family on Sunday.
Mrs. David Fuss attended the Church Of
God Eldership recently held in SharpSburg.
Elder G. W. Seilhamer was returned to
UniOntOwn charge for another ministerial
year.
Miss Forrest. missionary, delivered an adj
dress in the Methodist Protestant Church on
SUNDAY. She gave fine description of the
customs of Japan.
Mrs. james L. I.assel and son. James.
visited friends in Finkshurg vicinity during
the past week.
Mr.. Harvey T. Routson, of Wayuesboro.
spent a few DAYS with his parents, Mr.. and
Ms. George II. Routson.
Miss Jessie Matthews. Of Reese this coun-
", resumed her duties aS principal Of the
public school. in lorene Academy. ON Mon
day
Mr.. Harrison and Harry Weaver. Mrs.
Harry Cover. Mrs. DIR. Shreeve Miss Mable
Matthias. Mr.. and Mrs. John Slonaker, all
went to Baltimore on Thursday morning.
Miss Ellen Jane Kuhn. who has been spend.
ing part Of the summer with Mr.. T. II. Rout
son 5 family, returned to Baltimore on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harry Brough went 10 Baltimore on
Tuesday Unexpectedly called there by sack
ness in the family Of Mr.. Howard Brough.
The Methodist Protestant SUNDAY school
viii hold half day picnic on Wedne,day
next in the grove Of Mrs.. Phillip >;ouiier,
Clear Ridge.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. DR.. Kemp hal a
party OF ladies to assist her in an apple par.
Ing-Nrs Phillip Euglar. Mrs William Sega
ioose, Mrs. George SlonakeF. Miss Laura
Eckari and Miss Ella Yingling. Of Hagcrs.
town.
Miss Katie Ball, of Baltimore county, uho
was 4 guest Of Miss Florence Weaver during
the Matk reinrneh hntne ON ThnrHAaN