The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-09-26
uniantown Items.

Mr.. Daniel Shriner, of Westminster, was
the guest of his sisters, Misses Sallie and Mar
garet Shriner, on Saturday last. Mr.. Kind
ley, of Monrovia, Frederick county, is the
guest of his son, Rev. B. w. Kindley.
On Wednesday evening the Misses Myers.
OF Trevanion, gave small company in iionor
of 7. Clyde Rouison, who will shortly e.. .er
on his second year in the study of medicine
in the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
A lovely bright moonlight evening found at
the hospitable home of Mr. Solomon Myers
and wife Mrs. Fannie Sollenberger and son
Walter, of near York, Pa, Misses Fannie and
Nettie Myers of Trevanion Mills, Anna Banst,
S. Z. Weaver, of Uniontown, Jennie Wright,
of Mt. Union, Messrs Clyde Routson, VIM.
Crabbs, VIM. Zollickoffer, of Uniontown,
Ernest Wright, of Mt Union, Norris Frock,
of York county, Pa, Howard Myers, of Ire
vanion Mills. All ofthose present had a most
enjoyable evening of music, social games,
fortune telling. &c., until they were sum
moned to the dining room, where they Toasted
upon ice cream, cake, bananas, &c.
Miss Leila Benton, of Washington, daugh
ter of Capt Benton, formerly of this town, is
the guest of Harry Viewers family.
Mrs. Daniel Fiscel, whose illness of typhoid
fever was reported a few weeks ago, is able to
be up and about again, under the skiilful treat
ment of DIR. J. 7. Shreeve, who certainly de-
serves much credit fer the attention paid her
during her severe illness.
Mr.. Atkins, of Milton, Del, was in town
Saturday and visited Rev. B. w. Kindley's
family.
Miss Annie Weant, of Double Pipe Creek,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Luther Kemp.
Mrs. Harry Brough and Mrs. William Sega
foose spent Wednesday and Thursday at Win
field, with Mr.. Howard Tiles family.
Mrs. Lily Flemming went to Baltimore on
Monday.
Elder Lewis Selby continues to show more
and more symptoms of failing health and of
another paralytic stroke.
Miss Bertha Witherow, of Taneytown dis
trict, entered upon the duties of assistant TO
Norman Eckard, in our public school, on
Monday. She seems well qualified for the
position.
Lew. Hiteshew moved his family on Thurs
day into the house lately vacated by John
Heck and family.
Keener Billmyer and wife, of Union Bridge,
and son, Ed. Billmyer, and family, of Roam
oke, Va, called on Thomas F. Myers and
wife on Monday.
Mr. William Baust, wife and daughter, Miss
Anna, attended the funeral of Mr.. John Hes
son, at Baust Church, on Monday afternoon.
Revs. B. W. Kindley, of the Methodist
Protestant church, ana w. w. DaugnWail, VI
the Lutheran church, were the recipients on
Monday of the fruits and vegetables used in
the decoration of their churches on Sunday,
at the harvest home services. Mr.. Baugh.
man went to Mt Union for his, and returned
with wagon load. Mr.. Kindley and his
father went to Pipe Creek, and came home
with two buggies loaded.
The congregation of the Church of God de-
cided by vote on Sunday last to put an organ
in the audience room of their church. They
will also make an elaborate display of fruits,
vegetables, grain, ETC., in decorating for their
harvest home service, to be held in the Bethel
Sunday morning and evening, September 20.