The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-08-07
UniOntOWn Items.

Mr. Nathaniel Heck has come to the front
with IL potato that weighs "a ounces.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Garner and Miss Eva
+. Gilbert visited friends in Taneytown on
Sunday last.
Rev. David Floyd and wife, of Neville,
Pa. have returned home after spending Sev-
eral weeks with their friends i'll Carroll.
Mrs Jacob Rodkey, Mrs. Mary Wiegle and
son lie Roy. of Harrisburg, Pa. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Rodkey during the
week.
The |. O. NJ picnic on Saturday last was
well attended. Addres ;es were delivered by
Rev. b. w. kindley and DIR. Luther Kemp.
The Carroll County Band contributed some
fine selections, which were much enjoyed.
Miss Lula Eckard, of Baltimore, is the guest
Of her aunt Miss louisa Eckard
Miss Florence Odell, of Towson. is visiting
relatives in town and vicinity, the guest of the
Misses Merring.
Mr.. Augustus Sittig, wife and two daugh-
tiers, also Mrs. Schlosser, of Baltimore, are at
his brothers, Mr. Henry Sittig's, where Mrs.
Augustus Sittig and daughter Lily are sick
with typhoid fever DR.. }. L. Shreeve is the
attending physician.
p Mr.. Snader Devilbiss and family, of Sandy
vile. were guests of Mr.. William Baust's
family Sunday.
Miss Evaline Nunseer, daughter of Prot.
Nunseer, of Lutherville, is the guest of Miss
Florence Weaver.
Miss Jennie Martin, of Westminster, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. WilIet and daughter Katie,
of ThurmOnt, visited Gettysburg and relatives
Saturday and Sunday.
A base ball team of Union Bridge visited
our home team on Thursday and played ball,
Ia, -, n ,lof,o Of no
Elder Jesse Eckard, Elder Lewis Selby and
wife. Mr.. Jerry Garner, Mr.. John c. Hollen-
berry and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dingle,
Mr.. CLAYTON Hahn and family will tent at Lam
wood camp. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harbaugh
and wife will have two tents at Llnwood camp
One of them is to be occupied by the visiting
ministers.
Mr., Scott Robinson, of Be!air, was the
guest of Rev. B. W. kindley's family few
days.
The social committee of the Lutheran c. +.
Society gave a socIable ON tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. John Wolf.
Miss lydia Robinson, of Belair, sister OF
Mrs. B. w. Kindley, who had been spending
n few weeks with her. returned home the last
of this week.
Mrs. Mary Slonaker, wife of Mr.. Jacob
Slonaker, is sick at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holenberry, Of
Westminster. were guests of Mr.. John [.
Hol!enberry Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Valley Shorb, of Double Pipe Creek,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. Kemp,
several days. -.
Fielder Gilbert spent part of the week visit
ing his grandfather, Mr.. Ephraim Garner, at
I.inwood.
The Methodist Protestant c. E. Society
will hold u mooney sociabe on the lawn OF
Mr. Luther Hiteshew on Tuesday evening
next. A good time is expected
Mr.. John Hamburg left at ii. Weaver
store small branch of an apple tree, about
two feet in length, containing twenty five we'll
formed apples, of the York Imperial variety.
| He SAYS the tree is correspondingly full.
Mrs. Eva Devilbiss Lemon, of Baltimore,
formerly of this place, and daughter Blanche,
are guests of Mr. William Segafoose S family.
At the h )me of Mr.. Marshall G. Shaw are
| being entertained rs visitors Miss Mamie
| Shaw. of Woodsbors; Miss Ida n. Orrison, of
| Frederick county, Md; Mrs. Anna 5. Hoyt,
of Hanover, Pa; Mrs. Ida $. Potts, of Wash
ington, ID. c.. Charley Christ. OF PhlIndeI-
phia, and two girls from the Fresh Air AsSo-
citation, of Baltimore.
Mr.. William H. Hoffman, of Baltimore,
| Joined his family at the Eureka House on
| Thursday.
Mrs. Harriet Seilhamer and Mrs. Sarah
| Fuss will spend the week at Linwood Camp
Rev. G. W. Baughman and family have re-
turned from their visit to friends IN Green
castle. Pa.