The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-09-12
Uniontown Items.

On Monday morning G. Wright Harbangh
had his horse Dan" to die from lockjaw,
Very recently he discovered rusty nail be-
tween the shoe and the foot, which was taken
out, the horse becoming lame. Three or four
days afterwards he showed symptoms of lock-
jaw, suffered severely all day Sunday and died
on Monday morning.
Miss Maryland Virginia Weigand of West
minister, is spending few days with Rev. B.
w, Kindley's family.
Edgar d. Wilson, of Washington, D. c.,
several weeks with Thomas H. Routsans
family.
Arthur 0rison and Harry Hodes, of Wash
ington, d. c., were guests of Marshall G.
Shaw's family for week or ten days.
The Methodist Protestant congregation of
Pipe Creek, will hold Harvest Home service
on Sunday morning, September 20. The in
terror of the church will be decorated with
the products of the season and the ingathering
harvest. Special services will be conducted
by the pastor, Rev. B. w. Kindley.
The sale of some NJ. P. Church property
will take place on Saturday evening at
O'Clock, September II.
Miss Bessie Mehring went to Mt. Airy on
Monday to take charge of the school for the
fall and winter term.
Norman Eckard entered upon his duties as
principal at Lorene Academy on Monday
morning, opening with forty scholars.
Miss Mabel Lefevre returned to Pleasant
Valley on Monday morning to open the pub
lie school for another term. They are not
tired of her yet, nor of her method in teach
ing.
L. Lee Erb took charge of Pipe Creek
school on Monday morning with 80 scholars
present on the first day.
On Sunday morning Rev. j. A. Weigand,
of Westminster, is expected to fill the pulpit
at 1890. He will be the guest of Rev. B. W.
Kindley's family from Friday until Monday.
Miss Rebecca Whiteford, Of Hartford coun-
ty, Nd, is visiting her cousin Miss Margaret
Ferguson.
On Wednesday Rev. B. W. Kindey and
family, and Miss Virgie Weigand, spent the
day with Mr.. John Wrigbt's family, near Mt.
Union
Mrs DIR. Luther Kemp spent few days
during the week visiting the Doctors brothers
family in Waynesboro, Pa.
Miss Sallie Yingling, guest and sister of
Mrs. Frank Eckard, returned to her home in
Baltimore last Sunday.
The second quarterly conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, will be held in
the lecture Eoom of the NJ. p Church on Sat
urday afternoon, September 10.
Inc lueulDcIo vi llutuCidi aouhddl oShOOi
and their friends are anticipating a pleasant
time at their picnic TO be held on Saturday
afternoon in Mrs. Philip Stouffer's grove.
Clear Ridge.
John Heck, wife and daughter Irene, left
on Wednesday evening for their new home in
Baltimore. He had quite profitable sale
on Tuesday.
Rev. B. Wilson Kindley will hold a special
service in the NJ p Church Sunday night at
7.30 called a descriptive song service.
All persons are requested to bring song
book in which the special hymns to be used
can be found The author and circumstances
of the origon of Crock of Ages, "Jesus
Lover of Ny Soul, 'Just as | Am, Without
One Pies" will be graphically related.
E. Lee Erb, wife and sons Greuville and
Rowen, spent few days in Baltimore during
the week.
Miss Lousia Hay, of York, Pa, who has
been the guest of Miss Florence Weaver, re-
turned home on Thursday. Mr.. Weeks, of
Philadelphia, was also guest of the family
of DIR. J. J. Weaver, over Sunday.
Mr. James B. button, of Philadelphia,
called on Mrs. Harry Brough on Tuesday
after an interval of 80 years absence. They
readily recognized each other.
Quite number of our towns people at
tended the Hanover fair on Wednesday.
Mrs William Fl. Hoffman and daughter
Miss Bertha, of Baltimore, boarders at the
Eureka House, returned home last Saturday.