The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-10-15
Uniontown Items.

Elders s. B. Craft and Wesley Rodkey and
Messrs. Frederick Taney Samuel Harbaugh,
Mrs. Selby, Julia Hartman, Sarah Fuss and
Minnie Garner, all of our town, went to Zieg-
ler's Station, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, Washington county, Nd, to attend the
Maryland and Virginia Annual Eldership OF
the Church of God
Rev. j. A. Weigand, of Westminster, will
fill the pulpit in the NJ P. Church, on Sun
day night at 7.3O, on account Of the absence
of Pastor Kindley, who will continue his re-
vival services at Pipe Creek charge all Of next
week.
Mrs. George Baughman and daughter Mary,
spent the week in Baltimore, attending the
Women's Foreign Missionary Convention of
the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Baughman filled
place on the program.
Mr.. Daniel Shriner, of Westminster, spent
several days this week as the guest of his sis
ter, Miss Margaret Shriner.
Mr. William Arnold employed at Reindol-
lars carriage factory, Taneytown, will move
his family to Taneytown sometime next week.
Mrs. Frank Eckard is visiting her sister,
Miss Sallie Yingling, of Baltimore, and is the
guest of Mr.. Harry Ylnglings family.
Miss Deborah Zile, of Winfield is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. William Segafoose.
Mrs John Shaw at the East End of town,
raised a nutmeg canteloupe, this season that
weighed "a pounds 1t was of a very fine
flavor
Miss Annie Shaw and her cousin Miss Mel
lie Wright of Virginia, are visiting friends in
Littlestown and Hanover, Pa.
Miss Laura Eckard aud Mr. Clayton Hahn,
spent two days near Frederick, and were the
guests of Mr.. Harry Hahn's family; they also
attended the Frederick fair.
Mrs. Anthony Holenberry, of Blue Ridge
Al. e
bert and other friends in town during the
week
Mrs. Jacob Wilt, of Thurmont, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Palmer
for few weeks, returned home on Saturday
Miss Maud Fleagle, of Middleburg, is visit
ing Miss Fannie Slonaker.
DR.. Charles Routson and Mr.. Henley Rout-
son, of Baltimore, spent Sunday with their
father and family, Mr. George Routson.
DIR. Jacob j. Weaver and wife, visited
friends in Philadelphia, Pa, during the week.
Mr. Harry Hamburg, of the First Regiment,
Maryland Volunteers, of United States, now
at Camp Meade, made visit of two days to
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamburg.
He says they are booked for Cuba in week
or two.
On Sunday morning as Mr.. John Hamburg
was coming to town, he saw the famous
CFOW Will the uSll dIldCHSu, vi Tue
on Mr.. Edwin G. Gilbert's farm.
/ Miss Florence Scott of Baltimore. was a
visitor in Mr.. Thomas Mornings family sew
eral days this week.
The Sunday service attendants at the grove
through the summer at Roop's Mill, held a
very enjoyable festival last Saturday after
noon. Ice cream, cake and candy were in
abundance, and literally given to all who we're
present. Rev. B. w. Kindley was given a
purse of money, which was highly appreci-
ated, and followed by an address from the
recipient.
Rev. Charles Zepp, of the Westminster
Theological Seminary, preached in the NJ.
P. church, on last Sunday evening. His ser.
vice was well received. He made for him
self many friends here, and will be welcome
whenever he may come again.