The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

Asf " s, ttkN IittSHHttl u
ratio I. Wentz, eteacher ol scey' s
school who has been confined to his
he'd Tor number Of weeks with
kFpnoie fever Is able to be about
again. He expects to resume mis-
school duties SOON
There was reunion at Geo. Therits
on Christmas day OF their children and
grandchildren. Though 1t was snow
ing ana blowing out-of-doors there
was mirth and jollity inside
The Ore mines, under the MANAGE
ment Of Mr.. Laubenstine, continues to
ship a large quantity Of iron ore OF
good quality.
One OF our young men, Earl Vent,
decided to spend few days IN philA-
delphia, but we fear lie will be COM
PEELED to stay longer than he intended
now, that the long lqpked for snow
blizzard came.
The closing Of our creamery by the
Custom House official has placed our
Farmers who sold their milk here, IN
a serious situation. Many of them are
not prepared to separate cream, and
1t is . miles from here to the nearest
milk shipping station.
Plenty of ice to inches thick is
being stored, even some measuring 10
inches.
Peter Leese, who was operated on for
a serious trouble by DIR. j. s. Zeigler,
assisted by two other doctors, is getting
along nicely even at the advanced age
of 73 years.
A large number of patrons OF
Wentz's school, taught hyisloyd Miller.
was congratulated Thursday alter
noon for the program for fhriatmas
that WAS well selected aud well rem
dered After the exercises that vener-
able Saint Nicholas appeared. and,
besides treating the school liberaliy.
he did not forget the trustees. In a
speech Miss Ruth Crumrlne presented
to the teacher, In behalf of the school.
a large beautiful parlor lamp. All
present could easily see the mutual
cooperation between the pupils and
teacher of the school Addresses were
made by Miss Anna w. crumrine. a
student at Western Maryland College.
ana by Mark " zeigler, student Of
Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg.
Rev Abdiel Ross Wentz, graduate
Of Pennsylvania College, row one OF
the faculty Of this renowned institu-
tion who spent several years IN the
Universities Of Germany. II spending
his vacation at his home near Line
boro ~
The Melrose telephone line Of tlfs
Independent phone wero tfeated b
some fine music on sunday last fron,
a phone that was Just placed on the
.line lest week.
On Saturday evening a birthday
party was held IN honor OF Howard
H. Donath'e Both birthday. The even
ing WITS spent pleasantly in games and
social conversation Refreshments
were served in abundance. AZ a late
hour the guests All departed for their
homes wishing Mir Monath many more
birthdays Among those present were
Howard II. Monath and wife, Noah
Yost and wife George Fuhrman and
wife, William H. Monath and wife.
john Therit and wife, Mrs. Howard
Bowman, Misses Elsie Wantz, Lizzie
Feezer, Gertie MyerS,4 May Garret,
Mary Lsese, Annie Yost, GcidIe Leoae.
Florence Bowman Jennie Yost. Clnr-
rie .san1rum. Annie Therit, Annie
FuhFnan, TreVa Theit, Lilly Therii.
Treya Mapath, Paul Yoat Wesley Al
lison Arthur Euhrman, John Dpbbs
Lawrence Trone. Delpha Ruhlmau.
Jacob aonath, Sells Yost, Clinton
lftz, Noah Yost. Parker Mouath. Lloyd
Yost Mark Yost, Claude l.eese. Wea-
ley Monatb, Cleveland ..l.pese. George
Lsese. Walter Yost. Marx sullivan.
Harry FphrmEn. ParrssF Stambaugb.
Horatio sterner, PaHi Rogich. John
Webster, Clarence Mace Ham Stem
baugh 10y Garrett, Curtis 5iamhapah
and roy Yost,