The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
UNIONTUWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Sale Of a Farm-Large Shipment of Eggs
Other Interesting Items And Personals.

FEBRUARY 15-Emory +. Flickiuger and
Miss Florence Zile were married in Baltimore.
on Thursday Fehrurry s, by Rev. Charles l..
Pate, in the parsonage of the West Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, Stricken and
Preston streets Mr. Flickinger is the son
of Samuel Flickinger, Of near Taneytown, and
has employment, in Baltimore, and Miss lille
is the oldest daughter of Mr.. Charles Zile, of
Uniontowu. The bride and groom were the
guests of her parents this week
Mrs. Nevin Hteshew and daughter Beat.
rice, of town, are visiting friends in Baltimore
Rev. r. l.. Crawford and wife. of town.
were in Baltimore this week.
jesse Routson and wife. superintendent of
the Buckingham School, Buckeystown, Fred
erck county are visiting his father, George
Routson, Unioutown.
Mrs Jesse Crabbs and daughter Nellie and
son William, of Union Bridge, were guests OF
William Baust and family, on Sunday.
Miss Florence Arnold, of Taneytowu, is the
guest of the Misses Slonaker, Uniontowu.
Raymond Anders, formerly of Uniontown.
is located for the present at Evansville, lndi
ma.
William Segafoose, of Uuioutown. shipped
over 1900 dozens Of eggs TO Baltimore, this
week.
Thomas Haines, Of town, is visiting in Bal,
timore.
On Saturday, February 10, Robert Arthur
and David VI. Shnrb, executors Of John Ar
thur, deceased, sold small farm, near "
rome, containing SO acres of land. improved
with a good wealherboarded dwelling and all
necessary outbuildngs to Guy Formwalt. OF
Tyrone for S,495, the growing wheat was
purchased By the same, al $500 per acre and
8 acres Of rye by Arthur Master, tor 200 per
acre.
At the Kalhach wood sale on last Friday,
cord wood brought from Sl.5e TO $500 per
cord.
John Bowers. the Clear Ridge carpet weav.
er, celebrated his GSlh birthday on Friday.
Edward Crumbecker who has employment;
ia Baltimore, is visiting his family IN Union,
| town.
Ethel F. Black. daughter of Annie E aud
| the late John ". Black, died at her home.
| 9I6 North Stricken street, Baltimore, Monday.
I February Il. in her 22d wear. Her remains
we're inferred in Winters Church bu5yiuC
/ ground Wednesday, after services conducted
| by Rev. G. W Baughman. She was well
| known IN this community having often visited
| here, and VAS a niece If W. ;. brach. at NaE
4 Windsor.
/ We hope the farmers Of our district will q
| TO the Institute 10 Westminster. Friday aHd
| Saturday. February 2 and - They SAY. a
/ find it difficult to discover that sogi but We
/ will likely hesr /, there.
/ Charles Hitsshcs. retired merchant Of
/ Smiihshurg, Washington c0ualy. d'-i AZ BIS
I home There Tuesday nigh; Fcbrgary Is, frum
general debility. aged - years Mr.. Nus
/ shew vas a nAiive Of Mckius'ry Mills. Carol
4 county, aud was formerly engaged 10 hu-5uass
/ at Sabiilasviile He removed Be- SmiihSharI
| before The Civil War, and for IS years vas rr
gagged in general merchandising There. NJ.
! Hileshe~ IS a half uncle 90 Elder W. Phlhf
| EnglaF Of UnIuntowu, who attended his ia
/ neral at Stnithsburk on Thursday.
/ Charles +. S!onaker and wife, Of Baltimore
are guests Of Samuel HarbauEh aud wIie,
/ CnloutoWa.
Lewis Formwalt Of towu has pneumonia
Mrs. Dr.. Shreve. Mrs. Fannie Michael
Misses Laura Eckarj. Romaiue Ha,enberrs
/ Hester O'Nyar-, Ease Wagner. Hegai
/ Ham. Eva SeuseHey and Eiaa Siourr. aal
| Nessrs Arthur Si,Ilg aud Lester Warner. o
town. attended patty givea by William EcN
| enrodc aud vile, ST EvcrEreeu Lawn. Wed
/ nesday evening.