The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
UNIONTuWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Lucerne Prolific CrGp-A Bazar by Will
ing WOrkerS-PerSOnalS, Etc.

Abraham Caylor, one of our up to date far
mers, has had built reservoir on the hill
above his residence, which is to supply the
house, dairy ard barn with water. The reser,
voir is filled from well nearby and pipes
carry the water to the buildings mentioned.
The reservoir is ten feet deep, with capacity
| of 125 barrels Beall Brothers, of Liberty,
did the mason and cement work.
| Davis Myers. of Uninntown, from his lot
| adjoining town. has made three cuttings of Ia
cerne. Six large hoIse wagon loads of hay
have been hauled into his barn and another
crop could be harvested later, but he prefers 10
! let it rest. The first cutting was IN the early
part of June; the second the first part Of July,
and the third cutting August 30. The clover
! has been sown nine years. Mr.. Myers will
give anv information desired, as lucerne Is one
of the coming crops.
Rev. George W. Englar, B. D., of Ioungs-
town, Ohio. has an interesting article in the
| Lutheran Observer, OF September LIST, entitled
'Life's School and It's Teachers" Mr.. En-
glar is son of Mrs. Julia Englar, Of Clear
Ridge
Miss Hilda Davidson has gone York, Pa,
where she will make her home with her aunt,
Mrs. John Culbelison, and attend school.
Charles Sittig found quantity of second
crop strawberries in his garden September l,
ne DhZAT nelu bN Tue w mug hbLhVis
of st. Paul'S Lutheran Church, Uniontown,
August 81, was a great success. The booths
were tastefully arranged in circle, with the
ice cream tables in the center, decorated with
the flowers and vines. and on entering
grounds one would imagine they we're enter
ing the Midway at some county fair. The
Mayberry band, led by Prof. John StulieT,
was present and furnished some very fine mu-
sic. which was much enjoyed. The fancy
article booth which was tastefully decorated
with Persian draperies and suuhowers, was
presided over by Mrs. Fannie Michael and
Miss Bessie Mering; the booth was OVerhowing
with beautiful and costly fancy articles which
were soon disposed of. Miss Mary Baughman
was in charge Of the handkerchief booth,
which was trimmed with American flags. The
cake and homemade candy booth was q mass
of golden rod and japanese lanterns, and vas
presided over by Misses Clay Mering Bessie
Wolf and Ella Smith.
Sandwiches and coffee were also served At
the lunch booth with Mrs. Roy Singer in
charge.
The watermelon aud banana booth remind
ed one Of an old southern plautatiou scene.
as waiermelons seemed TO be very much IN de.
mand. Roy Singer and Charles SItiig were
KEEP, busy during the whole evening.
The lemonade well was quite attractive.
This was in charge of Harry Baughmau, who
had it arranged to represent an old we'll with
a windlass and moss covered bucket
The fsh pond seemed to be the greatest
drawing card for the little ones, as they all
seemed very anxious to try their lack in Lu.
theran fisheries This was great success,
under the careful supervision st Misses Bette
Cover, Ida Mering, X. Heck and Clarence
Krise, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Roy Singer was chairman Of the ''Nll
ing Workers. and George Washington Lam
bert general manager, and both deserve much
credit for ali that done towards making
the Bazaar a suceess.
The ice cream tables were ia charge Of
Mrs. Rena Shreevr aud Misses Minnie Siiiig,
Freda Peltz, 4. Wolf Elizabeth Siitig. Mar
and Clara Rowersox aud Maggie Graham.
The proceeds viii be used for Decorating
the interior Of the church. Mrs. c. ". Baagh
aian was treasurer. and vill have ahGat $50
towards ihe work when all is settled up.
Cbildreu's Day services were observed =,
Pipe Greek Germsn Bapgs, Charch last sun
day. Eliers Ephraim Sioner. Charles Bon
sack. and Prot. kaFiy spoke io the childrcn.
George Rider. of Baltimore. 'hr gus.;
Of James Waltz, Clear Ridge, several days
this week.
Harry Rjnedollar. wife and four childreu.
nf Baltimore. are visiting their parents. Charles
RincdoIar aud wife, Clear Ridge
Mrs Catherine GiIl. Mrs Bessie Wrghiseu
aud thr,.e children. 81 Baltimore. ~err guest.
ct John RaweFs. Clsar Ridge. and J. Weslcs
Gilbert. Uaiouiawn. this scek
Miss Carrir Rodkev. 81 Harrisburg, Pa Is
visiting William Rodkey. UnosntoSu.
Miss Hermie Hann, vho has been v1siiing 81
Glyndon. for several months. has retarsed ~
Caiousowu.
Mr.. and Mrs goha Stone. Of ReckioWa,
we're ia Baltimore several days tbs wcek.
They witnessed the LAbos Dsy pafade.
Farmer are cgitiag corn ghis weeS.