The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-24
BACHMAN,S VALLEY ITEMS.
Stuck in Snow -Slsighing Parties
Fine Turkeys, Hogs and Steers.

The teacher and pupils of the public school OF
this place gave an entertainment on Friday after
nonn December -
Real winter weather with lots of snow is pleas.
ant visitor here, the young people are enjoying
the good sleighing, which Is the finest for many
years, and many sleighlng parties are held every
night 18th much pleasure for all.
The following arr the weights of hogs recently
killed in this vicinity: John krnh. live, Bio 80 /,
32, % and 30 and one beef so: Frank Menchey,
three 275. 2S7 and 3l5; Denton :. Warehime. five.
24j, go 279 :il4 and 2i5; Noah Brown two 3II ami
35G; iona than BixeI twelve, 3e47.
Rev. u. II. Flick will hold his Christmas service
on Chri, tnas af ernoon at O'Clock al Jerusalem
church.
A very pleasant seIghing party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Denton S. Warehme on The
evening of December 10. The guests arrived at
$50 O'Clock and participated in all Kind of games
music, singing, etc, until a late hour when all
returned 10 their respective homes, feeling none
the worse for their experience. everything was
enjoyed and all were in the best of spirits Re
lreshmentS were served in great abundance Inc
party extended their many thanks 10 the host and
Those pr, sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Denton 3 Ware
hine; Misses Carrie A. Houck, Ida Matthias MINNIE
Vent, Eseia Brown, Mamie NaTehine. S poGiha
Warehime, Lillian Bachman. Emma Ebangh Bertna
Houck; Messrs. David IL. Leppo, G. Irving kroh
Clarence Starner. Clarence F. Bachman, w; J. W;
Swenk, Charles Sullivan, Geo. +. l.. Ebaugh ana
Harry Smeach.
The farmers are engaged in filling their ice houses
Denton s. Warehime shipped II turkeys the past
week to Edward Froci, OF unlontown' Pa weigh
ing an average of - pounds each:
Conrad Warehime is experiencing lots of trouble
On the evening of Tuesday, December ~, a large
party of friends gathered n the home of John kroh
and from there went in sled pulled by four horses
to the home of Wayne W. KToh, of Silver Run.
They left at the central station at $50 p. m and
arrived at Mr.. krohS at and at once started for
good time. Games, music and different songs were
indulged in until 1l.30, when all We're invited to
the dining room where the table was laden with
many good things. After which they again resum
ed the music AMI games until late hour, when all
extended their many thanks for the kindness he
slowed upon them and wishing Mr.. and Mrs kroh
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne W. HI oh and son
Ralph, franklin Beachtel and wife, Albert Ktndig
and wife, of Littlestowu, Pa; Misses Lille Bach
man. Estella Brown, Merte koontz, Estella Ma.
thias Mollie Brown, Mabel Dutterer Minnie WentZ,
Ida Matthias, Bertha HOuck, Viola Dutterer, Emma
Ebaugh, Ella Feeser Mollie koontZ, Annie Bachtel,
Eiva koontz. BERTHE Myers, Edna Maus. Lille Maus
MeSSrs. Mand Harchenhorn, Clarence f. Bachman,
G. Irving kroh Herbert KoOntZ Denton Yingiing,
Harry Snyder W. J. w. Swenk, Clarence T. Starner,
Harry Smith. Cleveland HesSon. Jesse Frock, Mil
ton Zahn, Eli Dutterer, William Brown Charles
Sullivan and George Maus
Everybody is preparing for Xmas and awaiting
for Santa Claus to come and bring many presents.
Mr.. DubS team, hauling 10 bushels of wheat
was stuck i'll snow bank on Wednesday morning
above Pamer's store, and he was obliged to unload
it all and then to shovel snow.
Do not forget the y. 2 $. C. Z. at Jerusalem
church on Sunday (ChrStmas) evening at 7 O'Clock.
Merry Christmas to all, by the correspondent