The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-07-30
UniOntOWn Items.

Mrs. Charles Poole, Mrs. Ernest Coxwell,
Master Robert and Miss Rhoda Coxwell, of
De Sofa, Missouri; Mrs. Laura Sellman and
Master William Sellman, of Westminster,
were guests of Mrs. Missouri Routson during
the week.
On Thursday evening, August 4, at 7.3O,
there will be held III the Lutheran Church, u
Nashville G. E. Convention Echo meeting
Rev. d. F. Garland, of Taneytown, and 9th
ers, will be present and will give the public
some of the most interesting features of the
late convention. The NJ. P. c. E. Society
has received cordial invitation to be pres
ent. The public is invited to be present to
enjoy the "Eehoes."
Miss Margaret Hartman will spend the week
at Linwood camp.
Mrs. Jerry Garner, on account of i'll health,
is spending few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Garner, near Lnwood. Their
camp meeting goods were taken ont on Wed
nesday.
Miss Daisy Shaw returned from Crisfeld,
Md, on Thursday, where she had completed
an engagement for the season for Armstrong,
Gator 4 Co., of Baltimore.
Mr. Oliver Blizzard, Of Hampstead, is
spending sometime with Mr. Frank Palmer's
family.
Mrs. Jenny Wilson Byron spent few days
in Washington, ID. c., this week. Her huS-
band, Lieutenant Byron, who has been at
Tampa, Florida, for sometime on staff duty,
has gone to Porto Rico with his company.
Miss Mary Fowler and Miss Mabel Fussel,
of New York, are guests of Mrs. Kate Fowler
Erb, sister of Miss Fowler.
The picnic of the l. O. Mechanics was very
largely attended last Saturday. The Carroll
County Band gave our citizens some very fine
music previous to going to the grove. Come
again, we enjoyed the treat very much.
Mrs Laura Shaw Halliday, of Washington,
d. c., is the guest of her brother, Mr.. Mar
shall G. Shaw, at Black Oak Spring.
Miss Anna Shaw is visiting relatives IN
Frederick county, Nd.
Mr.. Theodore Eckard, of Baltimore, was
in town this week the guest Of his sister, Miss
Louisa Eckard.
Mr.. Wright Harbaugh and Mr.. Reuben
Matthias went to Washington, d. C., during
the week, to recover the buggy and harness
that Mr.. Squires had hired and disposed of
mlawfully. Mr. Harbaugh returned on Tues
day having recovered his property.
Miss Anna Baker is home on her summer
vacation from school in Baltimore, where she
is a pupil.
Mrs Henry Squires, who was deserted by
her husband few weeks ago, Il boarder at
Eureka House, Mr. g. NJ. Routson, proprie
tor, went to Washington, ID. c., on Monday.
claiming to be a resident Of that city.
Rev. i. W. Kindly, pastor of the NJ. P.
Church, has returned from his summer vaca-
ton and filled his pulpit last Sunday night.
Preaching in the NJ. P. Church, Sunday, July
81, at 1890, a. m. and 8, p. M.
Mrs. Merring, of Taneytown, and Mrs. Ida
Merring Zollickoffer, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
were guests of Mrs Eliza Zollickoffer the
past week.
Mr.. Clotworthy Rodkey, who was at home
a few weeks on account of sickness, returned
on Monday to Baltimore to resume his duties
as fireman on the w. NJ. 4. r.
Mr. Howard Devilbiss, of Winfield, is
spending sometime with his grandfather, Mr.
James Devibiss, and with Mr.. VIM. Baust's
family.
Mrs. Charles Crawford and daughter, of
Winfield, were the guests of her brother, Mr..
Snader Devilbiss, and of Mr.. Marshall Shaw s
family, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Lemon and daughter, Blanche,
of Baltimore, spent the past week with Mr.
William Segafoose' family and other friends.