The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-14
UNIONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Death of Ephraim ROwe-IntermentS in
Pie Creek Cemetery-Two Weddings
Personals, Etc.

Ephraim Rowe. highly respected citizen,
died at his home in Uniontown, on Monday,
January 9th. of pneumonia, III his 18th year.
He leaves a widow-his second wlfe-and the
following children: Jacob Rowe, of kewa-
nee Illinois: and Mrs. NJ. Oliver Angel, Mrs.
Levi Selhy and Mrs. Ezra Notice, of near
Uniontown. His remains were inferred in
Hill Cemetery. Uniontown, after services IN
the Church of God, of which Mr.. Rowe had
been member for about 80 years. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev, }. l.. Murray,
his former pastor. assisted by Il. l.. Crawford,
pastor of the church. The paIlbearrers were
George Slonakcr, Samuel Harhaugh. Noah
Arbaugh. William Lawyer. Evan Smjrh and
George Eckeurode. Harry Weaver had charge
ct the funeral.
The following iutermentS were made m
Pipe Greek German Baptist burying ground
during the year 1904: January |, Jeremiah
Miller: January 5, Mrs. Florence Engar:
January II. infant of Harry Hull; February.
Mrs. David Reaver; March -, Miss Margaret
RowersoX: June = William CatZendafuer;
June 26. Mrs. J. Beck; June -. Elder Solo
mon Stoner: June so, Mrs. Harry Lambert;
September ), Mrs. l.avinia Seuseney; Octo-
Der Is, Margaret Stone: November ,, William
Bond: December Is. Henry Moreock.
The Richmond Va Times Dispatch OF
January u, says
"A very pretty wedding celebration was wit.
messed Yesterday forenoon at II O'Clock. IN
the home OF the bride, No. 2lj Governor
Street. when The marriage of Miss Maud {.
Heath and Mr. Thornton $ Heishew took
place Rev Thomas Semms officiating.
The parlors were handsomely grouped
with palms and flowers The bride came in
with her uncle Mr. Robert Lord. who gave
her away. She wore travelling costume M
-.tb 9th tr,v-F, ya,y.f 4yf and brown
gloves Her flowers were yIo'ris. Her sister,
Miss Celeste Heath wearing lavender crepe
de chine. picture hat ia lavender tnlle and
carving a hoquet of maiden hair ferns was
maid o. honor Mr. Edward ;. Christ.
cousin OF the groom, Of Philadelphia. Was the
best man.
The bride is the very attractive daughter
Of Mrs. :. f. Heath The groom formerly
resided iu Baltimore. hu' Is uow we'll esiab
lished Boo Lu-m,., rn New York city. Mr.. and
Nf- Haii>brw. accompanied by she maid o'
hrrnr anI Ices, uau. isf Yesterday .ur HaHs-
urr,.. sH-r- rH-g slI Be-. gwen 81 reception
tarsHt iH~ N.aaE enupic vii. " at hume
700 New York lauH.ry Nh. NJ. sitr~b-w
F., q grandson nf NJ. and Mr.. William HU",-
hew. Of near Uutontovn.
Rev. lr William 3. pu;tera. Of the r.
formed Church. and Mrs. Mary IHiiau Miller,
we're married iu Salisbury. y. C.. uu Thurs
dav. January 5'h. They will reside iu sails.
barry pr. Uu''cu IS a native OF this district.
james f. Suith. 90 Wesim5usfsg. Nsss Ia
nau TINS week.
Efzsri Cover. af EIAt.a. Va, visited BIS
parrus.. HENRY Cover sua att. JmoniaNu.
tbrs week.
Mrs. Agnes Sohiasssr aui ean Frank. Of
Baltimore. ara guests Of H-nry N.flg sn3
family near tosu-
Grover Rspp. hAs accepted a g.ers snap Ia
Nathan EnK.sr' slvra. itnap.I- Ar k~FF
arB try merchandising ~ N-klnsIE, "a sa~
sPrtuE-
Lutheran Church, Uaingia~n, has pTr-srt-.i
/ hls congregation sJJh d. gssi1l teNt calendar.
Frank Ruusp~7l, 81 t-7,r RidEr hss gone
co Baltmar-, ~heyc hr bass 'arn+ ewp.us
al-rff
Charl~- wilhelm. ear R5AEs blacksmith,
has SOLD b.s Property. and ~E.i move 3d. Moon
HnJgo
A ret5ga. mrerrk !. 100 progress Ia 'b.
tsr. pastor.
Beatrice. the .ru YEAR Oh da4khirr as L Shes
rpusnrvr at NalH<yl'ir. was taA-a Ca fbf
NAr,laud University Husps'sl. Baltimore. Tbs
zvrk. ay H. W.lf~rsta. ts ta~ 'rvalea t.l
appendicitis
I uaul,oa >Aae, near gsa~aai, sba 50.
F partially pa-A.yzei .as; FRIDAY, b. uHrb ia
proved
Milton Ea.Erkaars has par,bas-E frta1 Oh.
other hears lhrls ,n;srrss su The h1ase farm q
ia~ hale A.trei E.tsrkuarr. There rt aHaH
. l-o srrrz .7 the frsrt-
Jaeat Rose ard aaa i4rrg. sf krnau--,
/ I1. attended Egbrs.m Roses ilursAl, as
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