The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-02-25
uNIosTowN DISTRICT liens.
Dsath OF Agei woman-A Mad Dog Runs
AmRsk-The 72d Celeeraied-Person-
ais, Etc.

Mr. aud Mrs. DAVIS Mye1, Uhioaiown, on
sunday entertained David J. koop ana wife
DAVID Young and wife. Ars- Mary Myers
Mrs. David Shosh and Iso daughters, OF South
DaketA; Miss ACME Roop, Aad Beatty Westy,
OF EAynssboro, Pa
Misses Ella Saith and S. T.. wea yer were
entertained BY Ms. u. g. Shaw, near toSn,
on Wednesday.
Howard CayIor. near Linwood. was sur
pglsed by about forty OF his frleads from
CaioaioSn, Linwood and New Windsor, on
Tuesday evening. Thes all had royal good
time.
sosn, entertained on Saturday last William
+. Eekenrode and wife aud namber Of other
friends.
Jesse Nashanm aud wife, Mrs. Harry HAr.
baugh and Mrs. Charles Lindsay, Of West
minister. spent Wednesday with johnson G.
Holeeberry and wife. Uniontosu.
Harvey EFb and vile, OF CniontoWn, we're
ia Baltimore, this week.
Charles Roger. Of GermaHtoWn, Nd, is
visiting friends in town.
Rev. c. r. Mccullough aud George W..
Lambert. Uaiontown, are on the sick list.
Charles A. Smith. of Oak Orchard, has
reated the shop and tools Of Charles Wilhelm
the Clear Ridge blacksmith.
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purchased the haekster route OF Henry c.
Cover, Uaioniown. Mr.. Cover has d1ven
the road for shout % years, and has made
over 1900 trips To BALTIMORE.
The soap, extrsc, and cologne agents are
out IN fail force.
There Is much complaint ia this neighbOr-
hood Of the rabbits gnAsing young trees.
Anne, widow OF the late Lewis Boblitz. died
st her hcrae near Uniontown on Wednesday
afternoon, February I'D. She was one of
the Oldest residents OF this neiShborhood,
having been born April 9th, 1914. making her
age 90 years, 10 months and IL days. She Is
survived by one sou. Jeremiah, aud two daugh
tiers. Mrs. Evan Adams and Mise Rebecea-
Funeral this Saturday morning at Winter ;
Church. after services by Rev, q. W. Baugh
man.
Thomas Myers, Carrier So, has been in the
house several days with grippe.
mad dog Was killed IN Unlontogn on
Wednesday afternoon, after biting dogs for
Milton Zollickoffer aud Neyin Hiieshew, which
also were killed. The dog had been seen in
different places daring the day, but II i hoped
no other dogs were bitten.
Charles Rodkey and family have moved
from Harrisburg. Pa. to Mayherry.
The two horses, with sled attached, belong
ing TO Snader DevilbiSs, got away from the
driver ia town on Wednesday aud ran home.
Not waiting for the keeper to open the toll
gate they went over the top Of il.
Washington's birthday was observed by the
Pipe Greek school, Charles Ecker, principal.
who gave an interesting talk on why We cele.
brate the day. There we're Rotations by Lily
Hawn, Charles Gobright, Harvine Cookson.
Nora Ecker. Mary Zile, Frances Stone, Roger
Cooksou. Hilda Dawson. Frances Cookson.
Edna Sioner aud Merle Waltz; readings by
Raymond Hood, Blanche Crabbs, Roger
Cookson aud Earl Sensenev, an essay on
George Washington by Charles Wilhelm, and
singing by the school Star Spanged Banner,
America aud the Battle Hymn of the Repub,
lie. Miss C. A. Mering. by request, made a
few impromptu remarks The exercises were
agreeabiy interspersed with music on the
graphaphhone by James S. Waltz.