The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-07-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Uniontown Items.

Those person that expect to be tentholders
al Linwood camp, are busy getting ready fol
. the occupancy Of their homes in the grove
Elder G. W. Seilhammer, wife and Mrs. David
Fuss. Elder Lewis Selby and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wesley Rodkey, Mrs. Harry Cover and daugh-
tiers, Misses Belle, Elizabeth and Margaret,
Mrs. DR.. J. 7. Shreeve and Miss Mabel lie
/ Fever. Nineteen ministers from q distance
are expected to be present and It'll The pulpit
from time to time.
Little Edna LasSell. who vas soill last Sun
day with but little hope Of her recovery, we
are very glad to say. under the medical atten-
tion of DR.. Kemp, IS slowly getting better.
We hope for a continued Improvement Frail
as she naturally seems to be, she has endured
any amount of suffering; qu;nsy, diphtheria,
heart trouble and nervous prostration.
DR. J. j. Weaver, ST., had q very severe
attack of cramp collie on last Sunday night.
Drs. Shreeve and Kemp were in attendance
and labofed hard to relieve him Of his intense
suffering, and succeeded, much 10 the relief
of the doctors. Next day he was much pros
trated, but is slowly improving.
DR.. J. J. Weaver, Jr., and wife, are az
Bedford Springs, Pa, for 4 two week stay,
Mrs. Harry frough is visiting Rev. William
Deep's family in German Valley, New Jerses.
He was q former pastor ofthc Lutheran church
in this place.
Mrs. James O'1Iara and children Of Balti-
more, are guests in the family of Mr.. Clayton
Ham, brother of Mrs. O Mara.
Messrs. Walter DeyiIbiss Of Baltimore and
Joseph Franklin Of Westminster were guests
Of Mr.. Guv Segafoose Wednesday and Thurs
aav Mrs Lizzie Franklin and Miss George.
of Westminster. are visiters III Ar u Villain
Segasoose's family.
Mrs Carrie Brach and SON, of Baltimore.
are spending some time with her brother Eanl'
lis. Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold.
Little Alfred Zollickoffer was taken 20 his
grandmother Mrs. AL Zollickoaers S, when
his younger brother, Elmood, was taken vita
scarlet fever. and remained away FIVE weeks.
Last Friday he returned home and on sun
day he was taken sick with "a light attack ot
scarletiua. ARer a thorough Iaaigating aad
cleansing Of the house It was deemed stta %
bring him hu.ne. still be could not escape en-
tirely
MI. Phillip I.assell. Of Baltimore, was home
a few DAYS the FIRST Of the week to visit his
very sick sister.
Mr. and Ms. Alvin Shaw, Of Hagers,9wn,
afe a. home with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
JOHN SHAW
Niss Fannie Wright, Of Baltimore, aud Mss
E5euora Jordan, Of Piqua. Ohio, delegate
to fle recent Baptist Convention ia Baltimore
we're IN town THIS week paying q flying vts.t
to their relatives. Miss Jordan IS grand
daughter Of Mrs, Matilda HarhaaEh JeF,ias,
bora aud raised N this place in Der e'fly
vomanhaod she married Or. David Jordan Of
Piqna. Ohio. Immediately after her gAS-Fyia.sl.
she lei. Scr her Western home, and rode on
horseback to Ohio, where she lived and slaed-
Compare and contrast those days with the
present times OF electricity
M~. \ Favor fif BaiFspaurp aRC sister.
Mrs David AllsaaSh. Of I5nWoo3, werc en-
iertais,ed ori Wednesday by Mrs. Joha G A9l-
lenberry
Miss Lula Waugh. Of Baltimore, is spend
ING some tiBe with Mr.. and Mr.. George Goa'-