The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-11-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and family, OF
Westminster, were guests OF Mr. anu Mfs.
Harry Weaver last Sunday.
David Keefer and wife, who left this yicin-
ity thirty-six years ago and living now IN IL
linois, are visiting their friends IN the East.
Sunday, October 10, they spent at the nome
of E, H. Beard, with number of relatives.
Those present were E. H. Beard and family,
David Keefer and wife, John Beard and wife,
Henry Troutfelter and wife, George Babylon
and wife. Harry Devilbiss and family, Frank
Rumspert and family, Mrs. Susan Myeriy,
Mrs, Fannie Michaels and son, Wash. Rober-
son and family, Charles Englar, Mrs. Rachel
E. Caylor.
Thomas Cover has gone to Baltimore to
take business course in Baltimore Business
College. -.
Miss Ella Smith has returned from visit
to her nephew, DR.. Thomas Clyde Routson,
al Buckeystown, Md.
Jesse Billmyer has on exhibition at Harrl-
son Viewers store an ear of corn measuring
about 142 inches.
Mrs. Lydia Brubaker spent several days
visiting Mrs. Marietta Trayer at New Wind
sor, she also attended the Frederick far,
3 Mrs. William A. Anders and son Earle,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her motner,
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis.
Mrs. Harriet Seilhamer, of Lancaster, Pa,
who has been visiting friends here, returned
on Monday 10 New Windsor, to her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Grant Hiltebidle.
MARYLAND Day will be observed by the
Lutheran Christian Endeavor Society on Sun
day evening. Mr.. Little, county president,
expects to be present.
a. T. Drew, of Sherbrook, Quebeck, Can
ada, is the guest of his father and sister, Mrs.
J. D. Clark.
Mrs. Penelope Martin, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Harry Viewers family.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Miss Laura Jean Tippett, of Pittsburg, Pa.,
to Mark N Matthias, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Matthias, of Uniontown, on Wednes
day, November 10Th, at the home OF the bride,
1879 Torrens street, Pittsburg, Pa.
On Thursday William Segafoose and wife
entertained Howard KiIe and wife, James
Barnes and wife, of Winfield, and Levine
Stem, of Chicago, on Tuesday. .
RevC.C. Mccullough will begin series OF
revival services at Pipe Creek Methodist Pro-
testant Church on Sunday evening, Novem-
Der q =,
Rev. H. C. Gervin, of Pennsylvania, will
fill the pulpit in the Church of God, morning
and evening, Sunday, November 2.
Mrs. Harry Weaver, who has been quite
sick, is improving under the treatment OF DIR,
Luther Kemp.
The pastors of our several churches are ar
ranging to hold Sunday school convention
the latter part of November.
Mrs. William Hiteshew, Mrs. q. W. Baugh-
man and Miss Lizzie Sittig attended the q.
E. State Convention held in Baltimore this
week. Miss Sittig will remain in the city
sometime.
Rev. G. W. Baughman and delegate W. s:
Drach, of New Windsor, attended the Synod
held in Hagerstown last week.
Miss Nettie Myers went to Baltimore on
Tuesday to attend the C. E. State convention.
Ezra FIeagle and family are occupying the
Bank property, near town, having moved from
Westminster on Tuesday.
Oliver Bllmyer, formerly this place, now
of St. Louis, Mo-, after an absence OF 70 years,
visited his mother, Mrs. Caroline Billmyer,
and brother, Jesse F. Billmyer.
J. Hamilton Singer made business trip to
Baltimore on Thursday.
Joseph Stem and wife, of Dennings, and
William Stem, wife and son, of Chicago,
brothers of Mrs. William Segafoose, were en-
tertained on Wednesday by Mr.. Segafoose's
family.
Miss Anna Beard was the guest of Miss
Clara Dotterer, at Woodside, Saturday and
Sunday.
Thomas Merring was in Baltimore on Tues.
day, and called to see Miss Margaret Shriner,
formerly of this town, and found her pleas
antly situated and perfectly happy i'll her new
home with her niece, Mrs. Kate Shriner.