The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
UNIONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Marriage of Miss Flater and Mr.. Ecken-
rode-EiectiOn of 0fficerS-POStal
Statistics, Etc.

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Heath. of 2l5 Cover.
nor street, Richmond, Va, has issued invita-.
tons to the marriage of her daug hter, Maude
Clifford, TO Thornton S. Hiteshew, on Tues.
day morning, January 10th, at i clock. A
reception will be held from s to 1870 p. M,
at ia Gorsuch Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Hiteshew will be at home after Jan
uary 10Th at 354 West 14ih street, New York
City. Mr.. Hiteshew is Il son of Oliver H.
Hiteshew, at one time postmaster Of Union.
town.
Thomas Cover. OF Winchester, Va. aud
James p. Cover, of Narrows, Va. visited re
latives and friends in this GeighborhOnd. this
week
Miss Deuia Stlig, who has been spending
the holidays with her parents, Charles Sitng
and wife. near town, has returned TO Baltl
more, where she is attending business college.
DIR. Newton Gilbert, of Annapolis, spent
the past week with his parents, j. W. Gilbert
and wife, Uniontown.
Cover Routson and family, and Miss Lou
Kelley, of Buckeystown, Nd, have been
visiting Ephraim Kelley and wife, UniOntown.
Prof Edward Waltz and James Waltz, have
returned to New York, after spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Waltz, Maidsvile
Mrs. Benjamin Foreman. of Clear Ridge,
and Miss May Routson and Ephraim Rowe,
of Unioutown, are on the sick list.
Wyoming Tribe, No. 81, |. 0. r. NJ, of
UniontoEn, on Friday evening, December
2Sd, elected the following officer Sachem,
George ". Lambert; Prophet, Herbert Waltz;
S. S., Harry Copenhaver; J. s., George Sion
aker: K. Of W. J. W. Gilbert; K. of R., J.
II. Singer; A. X. Of R., James S. Waltz; G.
of W., John Bowers; G. of F., John +. Heck
trustees, John Z. Heck, r. J. Matthias and
William Baust. Delegate to Grand Lodge,
J. Hamilton Singer.
The following officers were elected on Sat
urday evening, December oath, by Unioniown
Lodge, No. A., |. o. NJ: ). NJ, Rev. J. ID.
Clark; W. NJ, Edward Caylor; J. NJ, c. Ed
gar Myers; r. s., DR.. Luther Kemp; F. $,
]. SHader Deyilbiss: treasurer, ". Guy Sega
foose: conductor. o. B. Hamburg; chaplain.
Burrier F. Cookson; trustee, Guy McC. Cook
son. Delegate 10 Grand Lodge, Harry h.
Mering. After the election oysters were
served.
The Week cf Prayer Was observed in the
Lutheran. Methodist Protestant and Church
of God by Revs. Baughman, Mccullough and
Crawford.
The Uuionto~n Postal Station, in charge Of
Mrs. Frank Eckard. during the past wear,
from January lst, 1904 to January LIST. 1895,
issued 5S4 money orders and IA registered
letters. The sale OF stamps, envelopes and
postal cards amounted TO $6l4.6s. Mrs.
Eckard handles on an average, GOO pieces Of
mail matter per month.
Harry C. keefer, near Tyrone, has pur
chased the farm of the late Scott II. Billmyer,
near Fair View, containing Gsi acres, for
$2-o00. Squire Jesse Billmyer Who reslds on
the farm viii move 10 tniontowu in the
spring.
Jehu Kooniz has sold his house and one
acre Of ground, near IiuVuad, 70 Harry B1s
Ter. OF Linwood. for $50.
George ". Goodwin, of Bark HI, has
bought the two story house and thrr- ggariers
of an acre Of ground from George ". S~lby,
Clear Ridge.
The few days that The gruani ~ss clear Of
snow, showed that the sheat vas ia good
condition
james NJ Shellman on New Years day.
killed a snake = inches long " Il. Bank,
ari also saw one. bu, It sos assay from him.
Ii March j. governed by Tuesday, Son the
month be daisy
Miss Bette Mullen and George Rider, oi
Baltimore. Sere guests Of Mr.. and Ms James
:. Waltz. Clear Ridge, ihis seek.
Chas- Frances Schwaniger. a farmer f~<id.
ing aear Hambietoa. TAIbo, couuiy ard Miss
Ella lreue LonEnecket, daughter @; Mr. ard
Ms. Joseph Loaguecker, we're mArrled At ! l
O'Clock Tuesday morning, January Z. Al the
home Of her parents, who reside neAr Esst1n.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev. !. X,
Brum bsnsh, pastor Of the German Bapiis,
Chareh. Of Riagely. Mr. and Nrs. SShwaa
iser left on the afternoon train for Philad-l
phia aud other Northern cities The bride
Vas a native Of Clear Ridge.
Charles Crabts aud Henry Gohuxh,. of
Clear Ridge. have gone o. RAltmoFr. ~h~rr
they have found rmplaymes; a. lheir trade.
carprnierinE.