The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-09-11
Uniontown Items

Miss Mabel LeFevre is visiting Mrs. Woods
Crapsier, at Taneytown
Mr.. Cleveland Anders, of Union Bridge,
and Prof. Barton Bean, of Washington, ID.
C., were guests at Mr.. Edwin G. Gilbert's
on Sunday
The school at Sunnybank, Clear Ridge,
! will open on Monday, September 20. Miss
Alexanna Merring is principal
The Methodist Protestant C. f. Society
and the Lutheran G. f. Society have received
an invitation TO attend the lecture of Rev. ID.
| Frank Garland. pastor OF the Lutheran Church
/ at Taneytown, which will be delivered at Mt
/ Union Lutheran Church, on Tuesday evening,
September IA. The Uniontown Qnarterte
will furnish some selections on the OCCASION
| Miss Fannie Moore, of Washington, d. c..
is the guest of Miss Ida Merring.
Miss Ollie Fuss. of Taneytown, spent the
past week with Miss Romania Hollenberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Baer and son Ray
mond, Of Spring Forge, Pa, were guests at
! Mr.. Harrison Weaver's on Thursday.
| Miss Bertha Witherow and mother were
! guests at Mr. Cover Routson's on Monday.
Miss Edith Routson, who had been visiting
! Miss Bertha, returned home with them.
Rev. B. w. Kindley, of the Methodist Prot
estant Church, delivered an address at the
Linwood Sunday school picnic, on Saturday,
in Winters Church grove. He also held SER
vices at Medford on Sunday afternoon last.
Mr. Norman Eckard, principal of our
school, returned from Baltimore on Monday
evening and opened his school on Tuesday
morning. Thirty eight scholars We're enrolled.
Miss Anna Harbaugh gave tea, on Tues
day evening, to her niece, Miss Edna Elem
ming, and some of her friends.
Mrs Thomas F. Myers and son Edgar
attended the Hanover fair Wednesday and
fThnrcdoy nnd vicifod ralafivaS
Mrs. Gertrude Brough went to Hanover on
Tuesday to visit her sister and attend the fair.
Harry Stonesifer, who had been guest at
Mr. Josiah Erb's, returned to his home IN
Hanover on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia Brubaker has had her house
newly painted
Mrs. Samuel Harbaugh has sold her home
to Mr. Jerry Garner for $780, Mrs. Harbaugh
has purchased her fathers property and will
occupy it this fall.
Elder s. B. Graft, wife and child, of Win
field, were guests of Mrs. Harriet Seilhamer
on Wednesday.
Morris Routson, of Washington, D. c., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Missouri Routson.
Mr.. Augustus Smith and family, of Chicago,
will visit friends in Carroll and while in town
will be the guests of his sister, Mrs. NJ. Rout-
SON
Miss Ida Mears, of Baltimore, who had
been the guest of Miss Belle Cover for several
weeks, returned home on Wednesday.
Arrangements for the lawn supper by the
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Methodist
Protestant Church, on Mr. Luther Hiteshew's
lawn, Saturday evening, September II, are
progressing finely. Two ladies from Western
Maryland College will recite. A topsy turyy
concert by seven boys and selections by the
quartet are also among the features OF the
OCCASION
Miss Ida Diffenbaugh, of Fern Rock, West
minister, was the guest of Miss Eva &. Gilbert
during the week
Sunday, September II, the members of the
Church of God will elect their pastor for u
ministerial year, subject to the approval of
the Annual Eldership, which assemblies at
Germantown ia October.
Among those attending the Hanover fair
this week from this section were Messrs. John
c. Hollenberry, Frank Palmer, VIM. Haines,
Samuel Hiltabridle's family and Misses Carrie
and Maggie Wilson.