The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-08-14
Uniontown Items.

The Lutheran and NJ. P. Sunday schools
viii picnic this Saturday afternoon in Mrs.
Stouffer's grove at Clear Ridge. Fine music.
&C.
Mr. Benton Myerley met with painful ac
cident on Sunday, after returning from camp.
He was watering his horse at trough and
while in conversation with Mr.. Bankard he
rested his foot on the edge of the trough. The
horse in drinking moved his head under Mr..
Myerley's leg, and in raising its head threw
Mr.. Myerley up some distance, and in falling
his side struck the edge of the pump fioor in
juring him severely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hull, of Pittsburg, Pa,
were the guests of Mr.. Harrison Viewers
family this week.
A number of visitors were in town during
the week Mrs John S. Devilbiss, of Balti-
more; Miss Ella Yingling, of Hagerstown;
Miss Deborah Zile, of Winfield; Mr. Frank
Hoffman. of Baltimore; Mr.. Howard Hoffman,
of Roland Park; Mr. Edgar Myers, Edgar
Yingling and Oscar Slonaker, all of Balti-
more. Mr.. Charles Gilbert, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Agnes Gilbert; Mr.. Dore
Eckard and Miss Lula Eckard, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Alice Mitten, of Wakefield, and Mr..
VIII SlOnaker
Miss Belle Covert is visiting her cousin, Miss
Edna Gilbert, Baltimore.
Miss Anna Harbaugh. accompanied by
Edna Fleming after visit to her sister, Mrs.
Lillian Fleming, has returned home.
The members and friends of the Methodist
Protestant C. E. Society had quite an enjoya-
BILE soeiable on Wednesday evening on the
lawn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Hiteshew The grounds were tastefully deco
rated with Japanese lanterns; the tables were
spread on the lawn and surrounded by the
III al for
melon and canteloupe. Everyone was to
count the seeds they took from the slice OF
watermelon, and prize was given to the
highest and lowest members. Miss Pearl
Flater received the highest, pound OF chloe
olate, and Miss May Slonaker the second
prize, baby rattle,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall q. Shaw started on
Tuesday to spend week at Ocean Grove and
Atlantic City.
Last Saturday evening four visiting brother
Mechanics visited |. o. NJ. No. 81, of Union
town-Messrs. George Albaugh, Supreme
Ruler; Elmer Bernhard, Grand Architect; FL.
L. Byrd, Vice Grand Architect, and w. Kuh,
Grand Chaplain. They were registered at
Hotel Matthias during their stay. On Sunday
they went to Linwood Camp and returned
home in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brough have returned
from q VlSlI 10 ner parents III yin; a.
Charley Barnes, Thomas Slonaker and
Harry Slonlker, of Woodberry, Md, have
been the guests of Mrs. Lily Arnold the past
week.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert, of Baltimore, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Cover.
Messrs. Clarence Cosins and Richard Don
berg, of Hagerstown, were guests of Mr..
Clarence Davis few days.
Mr.. Charles Rebbert and Miss Kate Erb,
of Adams county, Pa, were guests of Mr..
Marshall G. Shaw's family several days.
Mrs. Reese Bixler and daughter, and Mrs.
Frank Grumbine, son and daughter, were
guests of Mr.. Thomas f. Myers family during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Rodkey attended OIL
Wednesday the funeral of Mr.. Marshall
Hyder, who was buried at Emmitsburg. lie
was a nephew of Mr.. Rodkey.
Miss Daisy Shaw and her brother Alvin, of
Hagerstown, have returned home.
DR.. David Wilson, of Washington, D. c.,
the guest of Mr.. Thomas Routson, preached
at Linwood Camp Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Harry Myerley, of Pikesyille, was the
guest of Mr.. George SIonaker's family fol
several weeks.
Mrs, Marietta Pitt, of Baltimore, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker.
The Misses Kemp, of Waynesboro, Pa, are
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Luther Kemp.