The Democratic advocate., 1906-02-10
UNIONTUWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Special Church Meetings-TwO Weddings
Sermon to Old People-Fine CapOnS, Etc.

FEBRUARY 8.-Rev F. T. Tagg, president
of the General Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church and editor of the Melho-
dist Protestant, preached in the NJ. p. Church,
Uniontown, last Sunday morning He took
for his text St. John 6, SO. Mr.. Tagg was the
guest of Rev. C. E. Mccullough while here.
Elder David NJ. Shorb, of Surrey, N. D.,
preached in Pipe Creek German Baptist
Church last Sunday morning. A large con-
gregation was present He formerly lived in
this neighborhood, and when boy attended
the public school near the church.
The ministers of the different congregations
of Uniontown have been holding a union
meeting in the NJ. p Church, the past week.
The first sermon was preached on last Sunday
by Rev. G. W. Baughman, Of ST. Pauls Luth-
eran Church Among the other ministers
who preached during the week were Rev. Ed
gar Read, Union Bridge; Rev. I. 5. G. Rupp.
Baltimore; Rev. Frank Benson, Baltimore;
Rev B. F. CIarkson, Union Bridge, and Rev,
Dr. Elderdice, of Westminster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waltz, who has been i'll at
the home of her niece, Mrs. Ebbert near
Union Bridge, was able to be brought to her
home in Becktown, last week, where she IS
i'll again.
Josiah Erb and daughter, Miss Emme Erb,
of town, attended the funeral of his brother,
Davis Myers is confined to the house by
sickness.
Charles Catzendafner, of Bark Hill. and
Miss Berthe Fritz, daughter of Charles Fritz,
of Wakefield Valley, we're married on Sunday
afternoon, February f. in the parsonage of the
NJ. p. Church, by Rev. c. f. McCollough.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at st.
Paul's Lutheran parsonage, Sunday evening,
February T. by Rev. 6. W. Baughmau. The
contracting parties were Howard NJ. Rodkey,
of Tyrone, and Miss Emma NJ. Krenzer, of
Hanover, Pa.
On Sunday morning Rev. G. W. Baughman
will preach a special sermon to the old people.
Albert Bangs and wife, of Baltimore, aud
William Arnold and wife. of Taueytowu,
were in town last Sunday visiting their father,
Jesse Arnold, who has been quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew eagle, OF Baltimore,
were guests Of J. Wesley Rodkey on Sunday.
Miss Rhoda Fleagle, Of near town, Is visit.
ing friends at Mcklnstry.
Rev. U. 5. G. Rupp, of Baltimore, and
Rev. G. W. Baughman aud wife, were guests
Of the Misses Meriug, at Sunny Bank. Tues
dav.
Last Friday evening Rev. c. f. Mccullough
aud wife entertained Rev. B. +, Clarkson, of
Union Bridge; X. l.. Crawford and wife aud
Rev. q. W. Baughman aud wife.
hArTy stone, OF DECkiOmN. nAN = PbSiAlDA
with Openheimer & Opendorf. Baltimore
The Lutheran Sunday school, UniontoWu,
has added a number Of books to its library.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch wants 10 know
"What has become ot the old fashioned man
who carried shot b8g IN his pocket to keep
change in p William SegafoOse Is the man
he's looking for. He still uses the old Shot
bag that his father carried.
John Stone. Of Becktowu, sold To William
Segaioose, - capoUs that averaged 81 Posads-
Two dagos and trained bear SAuntered
leisurely through Clear Ridge Sunday after
noon entertaining the children, and the older
folks did not turn their backs.
Robert Arthur and David VI. Shorb. exec.
ul9rs Of John Arthur. sold last Wednesday,
The small property on the Plank road consist.
ing Of four acres Of land and an eight room
weaiherloArdsd dwelling house. 6c.. DO Jacob
Marker for $lS25, There Vas a large crowd lu
attendance and the personal property brought
hig prices.