The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-08-26
UNIONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Teuters at LinwoOd Camp-Real Estate
Sales-COrnerStOne Laid-PerSOnalS, Etc.

Sunday was the last day of Linwood Camp.
The attendance was small on account of the in
clement weather Rev. Mr. Marble preached
in the morning and Rev. Mr.. Gearinger at the
evening services. Those occupying tents were
Rev. J. r. Gearinger, of 10y Station; Al bra
ham Harris. of Bark Hill; William Reynolds,
Sharpsburg; Barton Bean, Washington, ID. G.;
Samuel Hanes. New Windsor: Miss CeeStine
Hodges, Washington. ID. c.; Miss Leila Skeen,
Baltimore: Prof j NJ. Byerly, George A.
Everhart. Harry Orson, of Frederick; Samuel
Foutz. William Messler, Miss Addie Senseney,
f. B. Garner, Miss Minnie Garner, Liuwood:
Rev. J. Fl. Marble, Moundsvile, W. Va;
Oscar Sfouffer, OF BowmanSdale; Mrs. Kate
Bloom aud daughter Miss Fannie, of Baln
more; Jesse Garner and sister Miss Emma, Of
Linwood.
Joseph MYERS. wife and two sons. Earl and
Paul. of Harrisburg. Pa, were guests this
week Of Mrs. A. r. Warner and family, near
Linwood Richard Warner, of WayneSboro,
Pa. and Odeu Warner mail agent on the B.
& o., running between Baltimore and Pitts
burg. were home over Sunday.
Oliver Hiteshew. of Baltimore, called 10
see his parents. William Hiteshew and wife,
near Uniontown, on Sunday.
Walter Devilbiss. wife and sou, of Balti
more, spent Sunday with William Segatoose
and family.
William Sittig. of waynesboro. Pa, was
visiting friends in this neighborhood the first
Of the week.
Squire Jesse Crabbs, wife and son William,
of Union Bridge, were guests of William
Baust aud family, Unioutown. on Sunday.
joseph L. Franklin, ct Westminster. caHdI-
date for sheriff. and r, Lee Myers, of Lin
wood, candidate for the legislature, were
among the visitors at camp on Sunday.
Samuel Ocker has sold his farm, known as
the Roberts farm. near Sells Mill, containing
SCI acres, to Paul Rinehart, for s4l.O per
acre.
j. Franklin Sell has bought the farm Of
Mrs Emanuel Sell, on the Plank Road. for
$50 % per acre. The farm contains 1876 acres
and is improved With iue buildings
Joshua Myers, on the Stone Road. near
Mayberrv, has sold his farm, containing -
acres, to Augustus Myers, for $3.50
Charles F. Haruer, living on the Euglar
Roberts" farm. at Sells Mil, has bought
farm near Harvey, containing - acres. for
81, 100. He intends moving to the new prop
eriy in the spring. As soon As 1t was known
tina, Mr.. Harner intended 10 move from the
Euglar farm, there were p applicants tor the
property. ten in one day, proving that It Is a
desirable farm.
The cornerstone OF Mt. Union Lutheran
Church was laid Sunday afternoon, Angus
10Th. The services were IN charge oi the pas
tor. Rev. c. W. BaughmAU. assisted by Rev,
C.. F. Steck, Of Frederick, and Rev tieorEe
W. Englar. Of Youngstown. Ohio, The sermon
was preached by Rev. Mr.. Sleek. large
audience wss IN attendance notwithstanding
the threatening weather. A copy OF the
Bible, copies OF The church papers. the Mis-
sionarv Journal and Chiljren's Missionary
SUNDAY school literature. the pENoCRSTIC
AnyoCATE and The other county papers. the
roster Of the congregation snd Of the various
organizations belonging IN the congregation
we're deposited IN the cornerstone. NJ Union
church Is part Of tnioniosn charge.
Misses Alexiua snd Clay Mrring and james
VI. Shellmau and wife spent Tuesday ws,h
Mr.. Frederick Nenng aud sisters, Misses
Joanna and Maggie MennE, a, Bracevll.e.
Joha ;. Deyiibjss. Of Baltimore, spent srv.
eral days with his uncle. William SeEaioose.
Mr. DeviIbSs was in the mercantile business
in Unioniown 10 years ago
Mrs. II. II. Broueh visited her SISTER, Mr..
Jacob RinedoIlaT. 70; Fairfield, Pa. several
DAYS yhis week
Rev. Geo. ". Engiar sill preach ia the
Lutheran church. CHio1;o~u. au Sunday
morning aud q, Basgsg's church sn the after
uoou-
t. Leslie Holiuger, local editor IF The
Everett Republican. s. VISITING n The l.afh.
errn pzrsouagc, Cn5outowu.
william latte. David Young. Walter
Snader. J. Thomss Roou aad tiay Coaksap.
our ~ 90 date farmer. base bal G. and j.
ihoues pat ia their resiieszrs.
Joel Myers, on "wednesday, cold his prop
-rtv Al Jaseufown, c,,aialriag four acres 90
land. and improved wj,a dwelling house, Cd
Charles l.oWe for sssj.
Squire Jesse R,ilmyeg has bal hss Frs,3rucr
io town painted. Jesse B.llnyer vas 'h~
ARTIST
There wasa mistake ia she icaEsh u tho
handsome uvw porch % J. Hamilton Singer
d IS 81 feet instead al 10. a. mentioned lasi
week I, adds much 60 tire appearance Of
his foe residence