The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-03-05
UniOntoWn Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clotworthy Rodkey, of Bal
| timore, spent this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wesley Rodkey.
On Monday the Lutheran Church received
an organ styled a chapel organ, subject Il
approval.
On Sunday very interesting communion
service was held in the NJ. P. church. Quite
a large number of communicates were pres
| ent and there were five accessions to the
church.
Miss Rhua Wihide, of Thurmont, was The
guest of Mrs. Frank Palmer during the week
Mr.. Oliver Blizzard, of Hampstead, whe
| has been spending some time with Mr.. Pal
mer's family, returned home on Sunday
Mr.. Palmer also visited his fathers family in
Hampstead at the same time.
Miss Sallie Yingling, of Baltimore returned
home on Sunday after spending month with
her sister Mrs. Frank Eckard.
Mr. Frank Bowersox is suffering with
rheumatism which prevents him from work
ing in his blacksmith shop.
Elder S. B. Craft of the Church of God
went to Baltimore on Wednesday, to visit NJ rs.
Craft, who is at the University Hospital. Hell
physician reports her condition favorable.
On Wednesday Mrs. Alice Fowble returned
| to Baltimore, for further treatment at the
Maryland General Hospital.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin and son, Joseph,
of Westminster, were guests of Mr.. William
Segafoose's family on Tuesday.
Mr. William Baust, of Woodside, was the
guest of Mrs. Edwin G. Gilbert on Wednes-
day also of Mr. Jesse Garner, of Linwood.
Rev. B. w. Kindley spent Tuesday in West
minister. He also called at the ADVOCATE
office. He was the guest of Mr. Waesche s
family.
Mr.. James DeviIbiss is visiting his gran
daughter Mrs. Martha DevilDiss Crawford at
Waterloo Farm, near Winfield, this county.
S. e. Weaver has in her possession a foot
or ball of mahogany wood, sawed from the
table upon which General George Washing
ton signed his resignation as General of the
United States Army in Maryland State Capt.
tai, at Annapolis, December 23d, 1888. 1t
was given to Mr. Newton Gilbert, Of Annap
oils, formerly of tniontown, by a man who
saw ii sawed from the original table. 1t was
given to Miss Weaver by Mr.. Gilbert, and it
is much appreciated.
At the Fourth Quarterly Conference Of the
NJ. p. church, Pipe Greek church, unani
nous vote was given for the return of Rev. Is.
W. Kindley for another conference year.
On Sunday night the c. i. entertainment
was largely attended by an appreciatlve.
audience The guests were successfully
handled by the efficient ushers Messrs. Mel
vim Routson Guy Segafoose, Wedna Bower
sox and Benton Mycrly. The dissected parts
of the locomotive were promptly placed in
proper position by pastor Kindley. Those
taking prominent parts were Morrison d.
Smith. William Shaw, William h. Zollickoffer,
George Shoemaker, Cover Routson, Ernest
Wright; Misses Mary and Anna Shaw, Llly
Shaw, Laura Eckard, Mary Hiteshew, Fannie
and Nettie Myers, Edith and Pearl tlater,
Anna Baust. S. f. Weaver. Organist, Mr..
r. Zollickoffer; cornetst, Mr.. f. Lee Erb;
soloist, Miss Nettie Myers.
On Sunday morning Rev. B. ": kindley
will hold Communion service at Pipe Creek
charge at 10. 80, also reception OF members.
At night in Uniontown at 40, the black
board will he used to illustrate the sermon.
The public are cordially invited.
The many friends of Mr.. William ii. Hof-
mans family, of Baltimore, formerly of our
town, regret to learn Of the illness OF their
son Benjamin. His physicians give the
family no hope Of his recovery.
Mrs. Dr. Luther Kemp visited her parents
at Double Pipe Greek Oh Wednesday.
Mr.. J. Hamilton Singer, who has been suf-
fering with severe attack Of grippe, was IN
town on Wednesday, although he has not
InllY recovered.