The Democratic advocate., 1908-02-14

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G. Fielder Gilbert has purchased the gen.
eral store of W. Philip Englar in Uniontown.
Mr.. Gilbert will take charge the 1st of March.
| Theodore Eckard has sold to Milton Zol
lickoffer his residence in Uniontown. Mr..
Zollickoffer will move to town in the spring.
John Bowers and Henry Sittg, Clear Ridge,
each celebrated their 10th birthday this week.
Mr.. Bowers on the 9th and Mr.. Sittig on the
18th.
Wade HID. Warfeld writes from Sykesville:
''Please discontinue advertisement. falm for
sale. Could have sold ten farms from inquiries
received"
Gilbert & Gehr, hardware dealers, received
the contract from Fred D. Miller to install a
heating plant in the residence he leased on
| Centre street.
Salem Lutheran Charge, St. Benjamin's,
| divine service 2 p. M; st. Johns, Sunday
| School 8 a. M, divine service 10 a. m. K.
| W. Doty, pastor
One day last week John W. Arnold killed
| two spring pigs, eight month old, which weigh
| ed $50 pounds One pulled the beam at 275,
| the other at 255 pounds.
Mr.. J. David Crowl this city, finished
| housing ice this week for the winter. He has
| cut, hauled and housed 922 tons, a total of
1884, 900 pounds.
Frank Eckard, R. F. D. Carrier No. 13,
| has bought the two story brick residence and
store room in Uniontown from the Harrison
Weaver estate for 5000.
Chas. E. Herring, son of Comptroller Herring,
| has been appointed Deputy State Fire Marshal
| at salary of $1,000 year. He enters upon
his duties on Monday next.
John B. Sterner, of Littlestown, charged
with furnishing liquor to minor, was sem
fenced to undergo an Imprisonment OF three
months in the county Jail.
William Arthur, Frizelburg, sold his huck-
ster route and fixtures and his dairy interests
to Judge A. K. Myers. Mr.. Arthur will
move on his farm in the spring.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Deer Park M.
P. Church will hold an oyster supper in the
rooms adjoining the store of John Fl. Hoffman,
Smalwood, February 20 and %.
James M. Stoner and son James L., of
Pennsylvania avenue, are in Baltimore for a
few days taking new instructions in embalm.
ing under New York demonstrator.
Tonight at 800 O'Clock, at Alumni Hall,
Western Maryland College, there will be a
violoncello recital by Mr.. Bart Wirtz, of the
Peabody Conservatory, and pianola recital
also.
Services for Carrollton Charge Sunday,
February 16-Illustrated sermon, stereoptican
views on life of Christ, at Pleasant Grove 7.30.
No charge. Other services as usual. Isaac
Tozer, pastor.
The building committee of the Lineboro
Lutheran Church have solicited $4,000 to
erect handsome edifce at Lineboro in place
of the present one. The work of rebuilding
will begin about the middle of March.
Five pints of milk
To five quarts OF water
Brings into society
The milkman's daughter.
The Bohemian.
Frank T. Schaeffer, plumber, was awarded
the contract to install an upto-date hot water
plant and bath room fixtures in the handsome
residence of Joseph Englar, New Windsor,
that is nearing completion. The work was
started this week.
Mrs. Laura F. Fitze. wife of j. P. Fitze,
formerly from this county, fell on the ice on
January %, and broke her left leg between
the ankle and knee. At this writing she is
getting along nicely under the care of DR.. II.
M. Slade, of Reisterstown.
The remains of Mrs. Emanuel Bankard,
aged 81 years, were inferred in Pipe Creek
German Baptist burying ground, near Lin
wood, on Saturday last. She died OF paralysis
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ellen Grouse,
| Taneytown, on Wednesday, February 5, where
she was visiting. Mrs. Bankard's maiden
name was Harner.
Allen NJ. Setz, well.known trapshooter,
| who has repeatedly won in championship
| target contests of the county, was married
| February at Glen Rock to Mrs. Amelia 81.
| Overmiller, of that borough. The Glen Rock
| Band, of which the bridegroom is the leader,
PLAYED a serenade. Mr. Setz is leader in the
| York County Democracy and is ajustice of the
peace. He is a member of the York City
| Gun Club, the Glen Rock Gun Club and the
| State Target Association.
John F. Snowden, acting executor, sold on
| Saturday last at public sale the residence 174
! w. Main street to Mrs. John S. Schweig CART
| for $16OO an unimproved lot on Union street
| adjoining the church to the George w. Albaugh
Real Estate & Brokerage Company for $3.50;
| the unimproved lot on the New Windsor road
| adjoining the land of Anthony Gable to Rev.
] erdy N. Snader for $169; the home property
was not sold, the highest bid being $500 and
the sum desired $4,000. John Milton Ref.
snider was the attorney.
| The will of Catherine Horner, who died
January 4, at her home in Baltimore was pro,
bated Saturday in the Baltimore City Orphans
| Court. 1t was executed January 81, 1905,
and appoints her sons, Edgar F. and George
A. Horner, executors, requiring only the
nominal bond. Mrs. Horner bequeathed her
personal effects, such as furniture and jewelry,
to her daughter, Mary Grace Crook, and her
granddaughters, Catherine Irene Crook and
Nina Grace Horner, and to her sons. Edgar
F., George A., Harry c. and W. Herbert
Horner. The will directs that one-sixth of
the residue of the estate is to be divided among
her children and the children Of her deceased
son, W. Frank Horner.