The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-24
UNI0NT0WN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Death of Rachel Nusbaum Weights of
More Fine HOgs-PersonalS.

| Mrs. Rachel Nusbaum, wife of John Nus
banm, died al her home near Pipe Greek
| German Baptist Church, on Thursday, Decem.
| Der 18th. in her 54th year. Her remains we're
| inferred at Baust church cemetery on Satur.
| day Rev. q. W. Baughman conducted the
| services. The palbearerS were Evan Smith,
| III. Eckard. Joseph Dayhoff, Ezra Senseney.
| Charles Wilson and Nathan Rowe. Harry
| Weaver had charge of the funeral. Mrs.
Nusbaum $ maiden name WAS fancy. Mrs.
Nusbaum leaves the following children Mrs.
John F,rnst, Vim. Nusbaum and Miss Lydia
Nusl,aum. She was an aff-ctionate wife and
mother, and kind neighbor.
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore
on Saturday, December 18th, to Bernard l..
Rinehart and Alice B. Wright, both of Union
Bridge. Md. Mr.. Rinehart is son of Win
field S. Rinehart, near Uuon Bridge. and
Miss Wright is the daughter of John Wright
near Unionown.
DR.. J. j. Weaver. of Uniontown, left this
week for Washington, ID. c., where he will
spend the winter with his daughter.
William c. Bowersox, of Sterling, Illinois,
spent several days with his brother, Frank
Bowersox, Uniontown. Mr.. Bowersox has
not been east for ten years.
johnson Holenberry. oftown, spent several
days in Washington, ID. c., this week.
George Selby and wife, of Clear Ridge, are
visiting their daughter, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Frederick Wagner and daughter, Miss
Rosaia, of Westminster, are visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. b. Bankard, near town.
George Stultz, one of our town butchers.
from November 10Th to December II, helped
10 kill 90 hogs, the total wei CHI was 1921
pounds. They were rs follows: Henry
Cover, five, 1895; X. }. Matthias, four 1876;
Addison kooniz, seven. 1865; Milton Shrner.
Two. 305; George Slonaker, five, 1856; David
Bloom, four, $50; Samuel HiiIebidle, two,
392; William Hiteshew, three, 1914; Harry
Weaver, four, $50; William Brown. two, 400;
John Heck. three, $50; Mrs. Ellen McGee,
three, 500; Obie Fleagle, four, 1885; j. w.
944; Edward Lewis, two, 424; Josiah Erb,
four, 1866; Theodore Haines, one. 400; Hester
Ann Roop, five, 1885; Frank Bowersox, FIVE,
1856; Wed. Bowersox, one, 264; Mrs. Sullivan,
two, 4S2; III. B. Mering, three, 7G0; +. &.
Eckard, three, 1892; Mr.. McAlister, four.
1896; Samuel Hitabidle, three, 1874; George
Stultz three, $50; Charles Zile, four, 1852.
George Selby, the Ridge butcher, helped to
kill 81 hogs, the combined weight of which
was 1892 pounds.
Emanuel Fisher, Vaudeville, six, 372, $50,
326, $40, 81, 298-l9S2 pounds.
Joseph Englar, Linwood three, 45S, ASS.
43S.
John P. Waltz. Becktown, two, 4lO, 3S3.
Evan Hanes, five, 1869; Thomas Brothers,
three, 348, 3O4, 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton 5. Fiater, of near
Uniontown, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Edyth, to William
Eugene Eckenrode, on Wednesday evening,
January 4lh, 1905, at 6.30 in the Methodist
Protestant Church, Uniontown. There viii
be a reception from unil 10 at the home of
bride, Locust Shade.
Mervin eastman. of town. has secured EN-
ployment in BalIimere.
Water is scarce; great number of our
people melt snow for their cattle.
The roads are badly drifted. Frank Eckard,
carrier No. 50, ran into snow drift on Wed.
nesday and was thrown ont of his sleigh.