The Democratic advocate., 1906-02-10
BACHMAN'S VALLEY ITEMS.
A Bride and Groom Serenaded and Given
Handsome sptiOn-PerSOnalS, Etc.

| February Three below zero Is the cold
est weather we have had this week, but can
expect some colder this month.
| There were no services At Jerusalem Church
bv Rev. II. II. Flick last Sunday, owing tc
| the funeral Of John W. Tracy, of Lneboro.
| Jeremiah Jones is suffering with very sore
| hand. which is claimed to be The beginning OF
| catarrh.
Edward Frock, of Unomiown, Pa, and
| William Stonesfer. uf Baltimore, spent Sun
| day and Monday with Denton S. Warrhime
! and David II. Srarner, OF thus place.
| The county roads are very rough at many
| places, owing to the sudden freeze.
| The robbins, blue birds aud black birds,
which made their appearance with the spring
weather in thepast weeks, no douOt dISap.
| peared when the cold wave came.
Denton S. Warehime has secured a lot Of
hands and began work in his quarry ON Non
day, making large blasts. Al an early date
he will start his lime kilns.
Mrs Christian II. Smith, who has been
suffering greatly with rheumatism the last few
weeks. has improved very much and Is now
able to be about again.
Frank Menchey, who bought the George
W. AIbaugh farm (tormery Miller 5, Will
move there in the spring.
Ice was three inches thick on Monday. A
few persons began TO hll their ice houses, and
in cutting the ice several broke through, es-
Gaping with cold dip.
We have some persons in our community
who do not work for money, but for goods
that money buys, saving the trouble OF buying
tobacco, etc.
Last Saturday evening large crowd of per
sons gathered at Mr.. Palmers store aud or
eauized a band. The musical instruments
included sea shells tin buckets, pans, boxes,
horns aud most any thing by which noise
could be made, that was sufficient TO let them
all be heard for miles. About o clock they
went over to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c. Irving
kroh. who were recently married, aud after
giving the happy couple an old time serenade,
they let themselves be seen, aud were then
wished much happiness and prosperity. The
band was then invited into the house where
they were treated TO cider, apples, etc, after
which they we're given few selections un the
organ. also the barmouica, and Mr.. Ben"
treated them 10 songs and dancing which were
enjoyed by all A few members Of the gang
received cold and wet reception 10y coming
too near to an open window.
On Monday morning, the sky being cloudy,
al persons were expecting falling Weather,
not kuoviug whether il would be suow or riIn,
when few fakes began falling. special
smile covered their faces. at leas; those that
have creased their sleighs and are awulliug
the first chance TO put them 10 use. differ
eut look resulted when the sur shone - bright
ly 10 the afternoon, and the question was an
swered: no sieighIng today.
We viii have few large sales ~ this vicin.
i,y this spring.
We ~ish Geo. ". Ysiser. wife and daughter,
Elmer Siarner ani Ira q. LAWYER. who arc
leaving today for an extended tuP TO The
South. a most enjoyable visit, trusting the
readers OF The AuyoC ATE may hear from them.
There u much sickness IN and about this
community, and doctors are kept busy day
and night.
Hv,! he bat a short time until 1c wili b.
able 10 say ''hcilo" tn our nriEhhorS The
Telephone Coupany Wili also connect Aelrusc
~iIh our line.
The gruuud bog sa~ his shades on the
secoad SIX moFe weeks pt winter. Some
persous say thA, the 5th rules the U5u'h, i
sach Is true. then ~ can expect snas and
fair Sea;her part ct February.
We are oil glad % read tbs ins;almrnts Of
Mr. Paai Reesc's Diary Of BIS TRIP from Fer
uandina FlorlIa, 10 Rio ds Jancrlo, Brasil
zai trust the other chapters wl'l BE- interesting <
70 al
Lots OF ,Are,hing IS ye, to be 6ai,hei tbs
~inIsr.
The coming spriug viii, 30 doab,, b. easy
far farmers in The ~o7ktug l4ge. a. they hsSs
mosi Of their plawInE foz pa;aioes. corn, etc.
flashed. fences arr repaired and several sew
ones erected. aud lpss og aood cat Tor The
year le0..
lsss Sunday large Hurb her at relatives and
ir5suds gathered a. the home Il Nr. John y
kr1h. af tbss place. The occasion brsax a
uas, beautiful zed3isg reception ia hru0r of
h5s snu. G. lrviaE kFob. ~h1 @as recently
nlarrisd 20 Misz Myy.ls y kaaa,r. oi Silver
Ran. Nd. MasIc ~ several ,iDiins and oTg4n
zAs greatly eujoyci BY The guesss during the
day.
DAVID III S,Arn~r, ol THIS place, has bassh'
= hurar in Hsuoyrr. Pa. aai ssil la,i iArul-
inF n axe SAFE and mnvr there q tbs spriBE.
Ths iollo~Jnk wcrr gacsfs % GcoFEe Sl0or-
sii-g lA,t SUNDAY. Chrsi.An II Sm,sh. Con.
rsd WArchimr. William Stan~siter. RAYmurd
Slaussifer. pcuion : Wsrshisnv. Eisa-d
Frock. Ei~asd Water. William Evrrharf,
William Nyers and Charles Rcupyr.
The huich-rlaS srfsson b NOT yet lai-hsi in
Ibts nrlShborhoai. and f-w more large
porkers arv on The lss1 We soa't like To-
bear from the hatcher wko claimed 30 kiE
iArsr huabcr tu IN basT, Aad asso the ~e,Eht
Of fe~.