The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-12-04
IIninntnWn Items.

Mrs. Mary. wife of Mr.. Jacob Sona ker,
after lingering Illness OF several months,
died on "Wednesday last about |, p. m, IN
her i;gth wear. She was daughter OF the
late David Stoutier. She leaves a husband
and children and 81 grandchlldren-M
John Slonaker, of Woodberry; William 80,
maker. of this place; Mrs. Alice Mitten, OF
Wakefield Mrs. Laura Mtten. OF New WIND
sor: Mrs Ida Lovall, of New Windsor; MIS-.
Ella Selby, Mrs. Lily Arnold and Geo. $40
maker of this place. She was a member OF
the Church of God. devoted wife and moth
er and kind neighbor. Her funeral took
Mace on Friday afternoon: services were con
ducted by Elder s. b. Craft in the Bethel
church. The Remains were Inferred III the
| Hill cemetery. She has three sisters living
Mrs. Julia Sullivan. of Taneytown; Mrs. An :
drew Slonaker and Mrs. Nathan Heck, OF
town.
Mrs. Susan Spangler. of Hanover, is visit
inc her sick sister. Mrs. Thomas Myers, VINO
at this writing is not much better.
On THANKSGIVING Day DIR. and Mrs. Kemp
| entertained at dinner Mr.. Frederick }. Shorb
and wife. of Double Pipe Greek; Mr. Harvey
! +. Weant, Mr.. J. H. Kemp and Miss Fl0 or
Kemp. of Taneytown; Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Weant, of Double Pipe Creek and MI Ed
! O. Weant. Of Westminster.
/
! diuance of the Lords Supper and feet wash
| inc in their Behe! Sunday night, December o.
! II Weaver and S. L. Weaver were IN Bal
| timore this week looking up some holiday
| goods.
Mrs. Martha Chew, Of Baltimore county;
was in town few days during the week, ana
was entertained by Aunt Sally Selby while
here. !
Nettie Nav. an infant daughter, OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Samuel Hiltebride, died of whooplng
cough and brain fever at Mayberry on Tues
! dav. The funeral service was conducted ny
| Elder S. B. Craft, in the Church OF 6oa In
this place on Thursday. lnterment III GENE
| terry IA - .ho
Methodist Protestant Church as previously
announced Special service and spiritual
| SONGS. beginning at 10. 80 "a. m. The people S
service at y. p. NJ. promises to be very IN
! tarestino. Will use Best hymns at both SER
! vices.
Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Shreeve and Mr.. and
Milton Zollickoffer were entertained by Mrs.
Samuel Englar Of Linwood, on IhanksglV'
ing day o, anon;nc br
the Lutheran Church choir was very enter;
tanning. The selections were specially wei
rendered. Each soloist took their part well,
with Mr.. Georg, Englar, of Gettysburg, at
the organ. The net receipts at the door were
SIG. The proceeds were for the organ fund
Mr.. Ed. Fox, of Washington, d. e., enter
tanned the audience with we'll delivered re
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Robinson, OF Bel Air.
! Nd. who were guests at the NJ. T. parsonage
returned home ON Monday.
Miss Ida Mears, of Baltimore, who was the
guest of the Misses Cover, returned home OF
Sunday to fill vocal engagement alta churcL
service.
Mr.. Theodore Eckard, of Baltimore, wa:
the guest of his sister, Miss Lousia Eckard
this week; also Mrs. Mary Wilson, OF Noun
Union. =,
T. Clyde Routson, a student at the Mary
land University, Baltimore, spent ThanksgV
ing vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Routson.
Miss Efie Wagner is. spending weeI
with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Luther Hiteshew returned on Tues
day from two weeks visit to friends II
Emmitsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haines, of Llnwood
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Frederick Englar, OF LIN
wood, Mrs. Mary Charlton and Miss Hele
Clark, of Baltimore, Mr.. Ed. Fox, of Wash
ington, D. c., were entertained on Friday o
last week by DIR. j. W. Weaver and family