The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-10-18
Raehnan's Valley lite ms.

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OCTOBER lb.-Cbestnuts are beginning to
| fall, but no large crop. Il.
! Several autos stuck in the mud near the
home of Jeremiah Leese, last week and were
uulled out by some of the ore teams lney
| should always have pair of ice creepers win
them, for good luck.
Clinton Bankert was taken as Il member OF
the Reformed church at this place. Sunday
October 6, by confirmation His vile was
also accepted as IL member.
| Mrs. Lucinda Bowers, who had speh'
several weeks in this vicinity, LETT Tor net
home in Baltimore last Saturday
Buicherng season will soon begin. ANY
persons who wish to have the weig hls OF hogs
and especially heavy weights published in the
| items should let me know not later than iues
,iay evening of each week, and same Will De
made known to all readers freely and with
pleasure. Also all other news.
Several persons attended the I DIRK Far last
week and a few are going TO Hagerstown this
week. We wish them good time.
| p. Milton Myers and wife, Mrs. Della
Wenrz. Mrs. Ida Warehime, Mrs. John DletZ,
Eli Feeser and Edward Frock were visitors at
the home of c. H. Smith Sunday.
Several of the meteors which fell and were
seen by persons at many places were also seen
at this place and were very bright and large.
Milton Feeser. who had been hired at Otto
Harman's during the summer, left last Wed
nesday evening, and has not returned. he
| went 10 the home Of his parents. but has moi
| given a reason for the act.
Mrs. Rachel Frock has suffered very much
during the past week, and indications are that
she is becoming weaker every day.
Sweet potatoes are not a good crop ana
| especially the yellow variety, being small IN
size and few in number:
| Abraham Miller had sent invitations to
MANY farmers to come 10 bis home last Satur-
day. to help to take his silo down on The ground
which is for sale. A few were unable to help.
| Those being present claim 1t was damp
| lob and dangerous to sickness.
Conrad S. Warehime has begun to haul ore
from the mines at this place. The work
peases him much.
Ephraim Bachman has large pumpkin,
grown on his farm of a good shape, weigh
ing % pounds. We wish to hear OF any that
is larger and heavier.
Carroll Warehime. who had suffered several
weeks with typhoid fever. is able to be out
again.
Edward Frock. of Connelsviile, Pa. who
spent day with his mother last Sunday at
this place left for his home in the evening.
Mr.. Frock said this is his busiest season from
now until election. He is The sheriff OF that
county and his name is again upon the ticket
We wish him success,
Clinton Warehime, Milton Warehime and
Herbert Houser, were confirmed us mem =
bers of Jerusalem church, last Saturday by
Rev. H. H. Flick. Communion services
were held on Sunday, Il good sized crowd
being present The collection for missions
amounted to over $1,000.
Cutting corn is still in progress as no help
can be secured. A few will begin TO husk the
L., Of, biS ,uaal- Much IL
ripe, as it should be.
There will be no services at Jerusalem
church by Rev. j. b. Slonesifcr on Sunday. but
Sunday School will be at 2p. N. You need
not be afraid of the cold weather: II warm room
is pleasant place TO study your Sunday
School lessons and to learn more. Please
come.
Claude Koontz. who had purchased wild
horse several weeks ago. had him to take IL
bit which caused little trouble. All came
right at the end of some work.
The heavy frosts are making their regular
visit and few times ice was seen upon water.
The temperature was at Il low degree.
The following persons were present at the
home of c. s. Warehime on Sunday: Geo.
Merkel and wife, John Eline and wife, OF
Hanover Pa, and Eli Yingling and wife, of
Cranberry Valley.
A man had his team tied at the store last
Saturday evening and several stoves, boxes,
iron, etc., were put into his buggy, a large rope
was tied around the horse, land part Of the har
ness was also tied. Be careful what you do,
the men was not pleased
Jerusalem Union Sunday school will hold
it's annual treat on Saturday. October 26, at
p. m. Music and singing; also special
subject will be given. All members to be
present