The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02
Up,ou,own District Items.

Joseph l.. HAiues and ~ife and Charles
Hainps and wite of "Farest Hrne uc2'
l.iuwo,pd. sailed from Baltimore on NrsiBss
dxv. en The Narth tisrmsu Lloyd stcssael
Hrsnssl,bars. Tor Bremen. Toes to,s sios
sailing vessel sa ~ 80 gs1 ss much nt ihc $50
ar a. possible. arriving about Mas l5;h- Iary
wiI BE- shsent several monih.. Dr. aud Mrs..
j.. Weaver seat on ibs vessel 18th sa#sa aGi
.iasl ualil fime TO leave ihs dock.
The hr,l National Bauk ~ Nrw Aiasispr
and thc Unianio~r Savings BAhk kss sold
.sFarest Hin dArqu 10 C. +. nAv5.. Of Fr~d
sn.k eauasy. fsr sas0. The faym eoutsi,s
81 acre. and - situated neAr hsFk Hl'l
Waiter II S.ni,h and als- Nellie q. Hius-
~~rr msrfisd ia Hahlmarc on Ne8n'adst
Miss Hines Is th. aaaEhier ai Charles Hlav'
= hn va = uAilve Of Manchester. and . ussev
al T. M Hines of lsawocd
Abant sfxty saantsers of Fhe Charcb nf ti,-d
mes IT the parsonage on "Wednesday rvetsirs
ard prr.sated the pastor. Rev. J. y. Clark,
uith = handsome set af isshes TIE prreea,'
alton speech was made By Jesse Garner,
ASief pleAsau, evening the d Shes scse tr'vi
and proved to be ali Eh1 for halEiIHg ies cream
and cake.
Mrs Missouri Rcuison gave rrcep,.na ,t
her sou and bride. Mr.. and Mrs Naarrs 8aut
son. oa FRIDAY evensnR II last se-k- \ ssof.g
the guests ~vrs-Mrs- EllA Saysier, II 'aasn
hersharg. Pa; Harry Roaisoa. of BAiumuf'
Rev. aad Mrs g. W. BAaghm@n. Mr.. LsEais
DAVIS, Thomas Rouisoa ami wiie. B4srsi
/ l.. Cookson aud uife, EdNAFd Beard and tam
iiy. Misses Mae and Edith Rou'soa. 6essg,
Rou,san and Melvin Roatsou
William SsgiiE has accepted position wlia
/ the Maryland Dairy Company. BsinuIs~v
/ Mr. S,nig is engaged % play ~tlh hu'shi
MiliiAry Baad
Lewis WAltz bad very pleasant trp %
/ shartsburg Aad Cumberland last seek. II,
/ thought he was approaching China whea b,
/ went 500 sees down $ coal mine
/ Rev. j. d. CLARK cat his lett hsnd ~lih a
/ ehisel, on Saturday last, mAking very I'ssn
tul wound
A child wAs lost in so~u on TaesIas. IT,.
| town crler' w4s out sad iherr s4s mact
/ excitement for shor, While.
Mr. Shoemaker, Of TAneytoSn, tass He~k,
/ drilled a weil for John kaglar. OF iAn~osa,
| Mr. Englar will build house in the ssliAg,
| this summer.
Nathan Euglar. Linwood. has had - coo.
serva,ory 0 by II feet added TO his dsrllinE
De also intends remodeling the inside Of 'hs
/ house.
William Winters. OF LoHdoa, Cedar counIy,
Iowa, Is visiting friends IA this ueigablra1od.
/ He left here tSenty-uine years ago.
Ralph saith, son Of Evan smith, Barb
/ Hill. has enlisted in she u. ). Navy. iis vii
/ be stationed for the present a. Newport. K. J.
George Waltz sold during The ~intey tone
/ Of kominy, which he cousiierS n sraal! crop,
! Alfred Englar has planted oat 500 ioFes'
I trees
Henry Gobright has had his residence
i painted much improving its appearance.
1 James Waltz did the work.
af.assr
/ Saturday.
/ Wild geese we're lying uorth~ard Tuesday,
The farmers are getting tweuIy eight ernt'
I per pound Tor spring chickens
| The apple crop promises 20 be an abundant
/ one. II you can judge from the blossoms.
/ The ground Is iull uf potato bugs.
! Eggs are bringing thirteen cents per dozen