The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-31
5RcHMaN'S VALLEY ITEMS.
George Psnsbsksr's Barn osstroyed
BY Fire -Wsddinss- Heavy Rains.

ArsUsr as-sone farmers have finished making
lntir ssConi crop q hay
Miss Mary Myers t-ataps-i upon nall on Friday
last ah!eh penetrated her foot. A doctor hzd 20
u u1.stt - ifgSe %.
Tne dog q ys csyic,! on sunday. cooler weSsher is
tg-ssvG f1gusrl tn
NJ F,lly Garrett q Glru Rock Ia is visiting
AZ A. g. BAcAuzAn's several days
Ths people u ihis yiciuigy arc awsi.inE the
solai ~ he CARS running over ssrci rails through
tne valley. Harry al g0oi ihinEs along.
Mr. Mary Palmer had = Rcw root pat upou Der
hoasc. g d. ssaitn Aui FrAnS Aenehey we're the
IaaR \ Efoh sPsa; several days in rAncytowu
Tao nd p,ow vas pos .nIo use On saturday by
IoarAd " Asvhinar- G. IL. smith WAS tire couduc-
tnF 81 ssuss- inc Isiecr % raj vii - sccunsi
M. George fAnAtasrr wss awakened op sunday
morning about I'D a N b. psru.taF nuiNe. and
loosins out % Slpios. it Sas s~cu that The taru
NhH eiisrlopFi ta aAas-N - tins Was icst an3 he
tsmliy rgaeu~i the Hursss without lnigry The
COWS wero oug 10 o-id Al ihe uase, had they
t-a ia ihc tafu. they uiighs not have been gotten
oat, ~ sa1 ore already falling 20 Tho ground,
ns2fy AZ toe hsy All zrsiu % This year. shfcsb.
gaE uaarhsur. SAx1f hsirsc power horse rake corn
aheilrr. asr4 many esher s1saAi articles
sgrazsi The nEu srsu b. several ps-rsosis who
started ~ once TO- tno are and awakened persons
ALone ihe ruAa, Slsa al pat to helping band Ia
uAgsnE other bulldtnxs BY carrying water upon the
rvas Ihe hstra Sas - irrt by d ircl. also good
st4ca shEsi was euiIs a. cAch cud which weFr also
!lss - Over Ssst % s l. INSURED In the Dag Hiil
PRS lnsa-a Comfzsuy u Manchester, toz $50
sol So oa the eoh'enis ln the asIpe COMPANY.
Mr. fsastssEcF vtli rrbgi.3 az once The urws OF
ths disaster spfuzd over iAFsc space a. ouec and
Ga sunday cros,ss Of pcrsous fren uaany places
usatssrlnz at5at - had gathered the ruins
untii u'eiuck -nadaY svr0Iug Plies of grain
RAa @iIi harn1ag A. uo"u Aoadsy. The hfe was 81
al i1CcIsilafy origin
APp.os ssc sasIee throaxh herr and very liille
apps batter Ui3i - boiled ~ cl.srr made
Rev II. n. Flicx vIt have SERVICES a. this place
on sl,-iay ~ ? m 5ua=iAY school Al ! ?. M
several Of oaf y0aug p~rsaa, arr making arrange
nsrnts IA 60 % college this ssll
Edward B0-crs aai Harry smith, Of wssimin-
sier spent sunday a. the home u G. n. smiths
tAftaeFs arc Prrfastng io' seciiag and cuiting
csrn. y hsch " gu - = good crop
NJ Jamrs Martha. OF thts plaee. has patch OF
Et4-ri tEEtrr Of acre IN sEe, ami stands SIX feet
toiiF iucnrs IN nesshi, ani IS not yet faii grown
thEs = ms hsi kuuw in this paEi q CASt4 CoGnty
ss VISA 20 euaEratulAtc Nj. Horse 4. LePpo
ami MIS- kiis l. finEitng. both % place, Who were
HazryisS 81 the KefgTurl Esr~ousg &c Westminster
90 August q BY kev X " natY Wishing them
hzpps a8i PROSPEROUS life
An ABUNDANCE - iron ore j. ex Erciesi 20 d found
hy ihc shfra stury Mining COMPANY on George
Maritime : fsru
a crosd 81 youuz people have decsded to tale
iFsp ~ LarsY Cave ami other parts ~ Virginia On
tie hrsyicsg thunder s,asm Of ihis SEASON ya,sr,i
ofsF ihls FicIuity ga Friday a. uoup. Much gain
ig,, sui e9ru wss bown down at some places
MIS- Ala brown speai several days last week al
tlle home % J. kruA.
Rev. James Il sioncsifer " il bold uarycS, Home
So sire a. Jerusalem Church sunday. Sc plsubsf
= ~ l1E m AcfnesrTs are requested 30 brius lrnlt
VEGETABLES, etc, and put the enurch ia fine tFim-
ming The collection vii be Tor bcuev0lencc.
several phuacs ere burnt ont on the telephone
liue here during Ihe heavy gust lass ftiday.
HoEAlio Euusics, Cilutnu ". krnh. & II. Smith.
Milton v. SvrHk, aud Edward MiGieT
ieetd thc list " the committee for the picnic OF
Jerusalem Church sunday school which VIII he
held on saturday. september ;
Miss Bessie. the oldest daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
Eay moud Stonssifer Of this place. and William
( Meyers. sou 81 Mr. aud Mrs William Meyers. Of
. Manchester, were married AZ =. IL. sunday, Aug.
-. a. The parsonage Of The Reformed Church, by
Rev. James d. Stone>iier A royal reception was
given the bride aud groom a. the hOSplable hogie
~ the bride sunday. where they were met by
their immediate friends They have The best a" ishes
{ OF persons from this place Those prc.ent were
Raymond StuncsifeF ami wife. William Meyers. 81,
and wife, William Mes ers. IT, and wife. Horattn
Rhodes and wife, William EVerhart and wife Geo.
I ~gouesiieT and wife. william krietzer AMI wife,
( Joseph Warehime and wife. George Wsrchime and
wife Charles Halter and wife, Claude kpontL and
wife, Jonas Wltter and wife, jeremiah Jones and
rifle " Inner Frock and lie. Mrs Mary slonesiier.
7 Mrs Katie Miller. Misses Jennie Meyers. Lille
Z Bachman. Carrie Meyers. Mamie Si9neslfeT. Clara
I Meyers Esteila Jones, Goldlc Lepp, Viva Jones,
Z ElheI WitieF. Trcva Rhodes, Erma Halter, Della
1 Rhodes GArmA WaFehime. Heleu Rhodes; MeSsFs.
Morris >tuncsifcr Jessie Marshall. Paul Jones, Nm
-tonesifer Harry Black Jacob Stonesiiey, Charles
| stouesifer, Harry Thomas Kenneth Mitter, Lester
SIuicsifr otis Stonesifer Anon StoueSi!eT, Joseph
I WlmeTt ard Walter MimerL
Mrs : T. FFOck, Charles Frock Mrs. Balsley. OF
( Uuiontown, Pa. John Nogt and Miss Minnie Nogt,
Of Baltimore, are spending several days at the home
I of Denton : NarchlIne, at this place
We congratulate Mr.. Carroll Marehime, OF this
/ place and Miss Bessie Batnhart of Cranberry. who
were united in marriage ON sunday, August -,
/ wishing them the greatest Of success In life
Mrs Lottie Wlehking and daughter. and Miss
BERTHA Thurm Of Washington. d, C.. are boarding
al Mr. Milton Swenks. Of this place.