The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-17
A NEwsY LETTER.
Death of Former Residents Painfully In
jured-Pers0nals. Etc.

Mrs Ann Louisa, wife of A. Stertt War
ner, died AT her home in Baltimore on Thurs
day, August 9Th, in her 10Th year. Mrs;
Warner was formerly of Uniontown aud
Frizeiibarg. Her funeral services we're con-
Quoted by Elder S. B. Craft in the Bethel, AT
Uniontown, on Saturday, intern'enl IN the
Hill Cemetery. A number of her old friends
were present TO show their respect to her
memory and their sympathy for her family.
She leaves a husband, A. Sterait Warner, who
is in his Slst year, one son, John u. Warner,
Mrs. J. W. Bricker, Mrs. Henry Daily and
Miss Clara L. Warner, of Baltimore, and Mrs
]. H. Handy. of Westminster. The pail
bearers were Messrs. fancy, Harry Brough, H.
j. Matthias, Samuel Harbaugh, George Sion
aker and o. Crumbecker.
Samuel Hitesbue died at his grandnephew's
John Hiteshue, Resterstown, on Friday
night, August 9th, aged So years The tu-
neral took place on Saturday. He was
formerly of this county and was brother ot
William Hitehew, of Uniontown.
Thomas j. Stouffer, travelling for Daniel
Miller q Co.. Baltimore, met with serious
accident while on his trip through Virginia
two weeks ago. He was driving from one
town to another, when one OF the horses IN
the team became unmanageable and COM
menced kicking, striking Mr.. Stouffer on the
left leg below The knee, making very pam
full wound. He reached New Windsor and
is now al the residence of Judge l.. p. Sling
huff, whose daughter he recently married.
With the aid of crutches he manages 10 get
around. Dir. John Burlington is his physi
clan and will fix him up i'll time 10 finish his
engagements in the South.
The Presbyterian Church choir, of New
Windsor, assisted by the congregation, will
hold Carnival of Advertisements on August
,,NA Tho OH ofb ttci use
houses and many articles of merchandise will
be striking and novel. The electrical display
under the supervision of DR.. John Burlington,
will be one of the attractions. We have only
10 refer you to the enthusiasm of the crowds
who have attended the annual entertainments
of this choir to insure you a good time.
Misses Corinna and Blanche Cover, daugh-
tiers of j. Brooke Cover, of Lowell, Mass,
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Ephraim
Cover, Frizelburg. They have just returned
from Niagara Falls and the Pan-American
Exposition and while here will visit Gettys-
burg battlefield, Luray Caves, Pen-Mar and
other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer and three children;
Mrs. Ella Wright and Miss Fannie Wright and
Miss Lula Houck, of Baltimore, are at Mr..
John Wright's near Mt. Union.
Miss Jennie Wright, of Mt. Union, is visit
ing friends at Point of Rocks.
Lewis I. Reese and Charles Myers, of Mt.
Union, are at Ocean City, Nd Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rumspert, of Clear Ridge, and Lewis
Messler, of Linwood expect TO go to the
same resort today.
Mrs. Michael Schlosser and son Frank, and
Misses Florence and Carrie Sittig, of Balti-
more, aie.at Samuel Dayhoff' S, Lnwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riuehart Shultz and daughter;
Miss Freda Peltz and Mrs. William j. Jen-
kins, of Baltimore, are at Mr.. VIM. Bowers,
near New Windsor. From there Mr.. aud
Mrs. jenkins will go to Buffalo.
''Put me off at Buffalo," seems to be the
popular refrain in this section at present
One never goes out without meeting some who
had Just returned and others who are going.
If they had known we were all going they
might have had "Carrol County Day."
Those who are going would do well to read
the August number of the Worlds Work. !"
as it devotes eighty-six pages TO the exposi-