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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
Spbsfalb. 29rer oa airfeianger


Sposfalb. 29rer o. &irfeianger
Sorger Salten, mangeaarig 6or'
mano / ImtsifolcItpret, / bpi8 gts.
ser / oisie Gage ban oeltog, er Of
gaaet peb Cohen, 72R Iar gammel,
meboeles fra Eronobiem 22oe april.
= Stationsmeiter 8ilbelm Ssrs
genien 2uno / Sleffefioro or ofgoaet
peb 9eben. 2un6 bar fsbt / Bang
/ galoreS 25oe Wat 1862, bleo Sele.
grafiit 1886 og forfremmet til Son.
toriit 1894 og Stationsmeiter peb
8ulifogen fra 1905. Stationsme-
tier / SIeffefioro bar Suno p9ret IL
Sen 1910.
= Soeringenier oeb Srammens
SernIteberi GpItein Sasien CT al.
oaaet peo DOZEN, 33 Gor gammel.
San baboe en- meget grunbig llooan'
nelIe og MOO anieelie iom meget opg'
tig / fit Sag.
aanb. il,r. 2ensmanb Sobun
Gbriitoffer Saar Gaae er afgaaet
peo Cohen, npr 81 Iar, paa lin
pafre GienSom SoInsr ner Sale
iuno. Soban 8aae par Ssn al az
bsoe Statsraao 9nue og Suitru,
febt Sfaolan. Otter at babe fulo-
enbt fine illribiife Stuoier og Ell for
tere Sio bobt aniGttelie / Suititsoe-
partementet, ooertog ban fin itore
Seorenegoarb, boor bah opbolbt Jig
til i'm 9so.
= 8eneraGeitnont Soban Srebrif
Sbaulop afsif peO 9sben Sen 23be
Ipril title % roligt, tilipnelaoenoe
uoen Smerter. 2haulom nnr fsot
22be Roi 1910. Com 6.aars me-
bieinIf aanbioat u0uRpntes ban /
1872 til aompanifirure, iteg / 1877
til aorpslpge og bIeO ben 26be Suli
1883 ubnGont til 8eneralfirurg.
Sra 1888 blep hans Stiaing tiaagt
Sitel Of @enerolmaior. og / 1901
u6nRontes ShailloD III 0ereraletf'
nant. IfIfeS mebbeltes BAN lite Of
tober 1909.
giaebfiRrer DIE anubien er
afaaaet PED 9soen | Bergen / en-
aloer Of 70 @or. Gnuoien pdr isot
/ ariitiansiano % fom iom ung 8rt
til Staponeer. San bite tiblig no
merfebe anlGg for SileofiGrerfur'
item og elf eiterbannben BELT oper til
bette Sag. timber Reitaiireringen al
stapmger 9omfirfe uofsrte aruo'
len en- betpbeIig Gel al ltbfi9rerar'
beiberne og ubferte IigeleoeS iammer
meo aorger 8ettelano en- bel Del al
neutrality-suspicious. peo airfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Srggtelig! Eoa 8laoien Senaaen
| Wooum er iolt 9 Ssifenoe bsoe at
SGring. Den nienoe osbe Iige for
&aaife. Set SuS, iom ben biem.
iegte Samilie Dor /, bar BET oGret
Gale ON of brGnoe, og oct CT bel
life for ti6lig MI, at ioa fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Nnifcs. -6or bp9ti9e Sarmara
beioere b~enueuo Sem III Oct Rorite
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arbeiostoutor, 2742 Us.
aortb Nv, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

tioeligbeben giorbe ct bpbt Snbtrnf
paa Den itore MenncitemaSie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

SiialaS.- @ooe Tarme nrr
Murteo, &irtt % Stole ,@ooohue Co.,
Winu. Strio elcr fpm III u. 3. 8dugeH,
u. 4, Cannon falls, ytHu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
GinmarfsEifet aaar soot.

Sammerieit meooeles BEN 23be
9lpril: Ger er MI fonlmet goo 6ort
/ Sinmarfsiiifet, % Der gieres no.
merfeoe 6angiter paa S%trafningen
Observation-Disclosures. Soooen, iom
/ flere 9lar bar bolot Zig oef ira TeIt.
iinmarfen - ifior iaa man Den Dog
= bar iaar inoiunoet Jig Der | itore
Ipngoer. Soreprigt er Der ogiaa
2oooe / gitfinmarfen, ligeiom Der er
Silo / flere Siorbe. Der er iaaleoeg
agn nof. Triien er iaar abitiaig
lapere enc ifjor, SIS Gre pr. Rg.
for Silt og Go Gre for 2eper.
Ser err mi bel 10000 Wano, forbelt
poa $500 gaaolag, Tom beltager |
SiIfet. s iioite llge opiiifeoes bel 5
Riuioner aiIo. Sra 25be Rars er
Ser MI Jolt ilanbbragt bel 81 Wtia.
ailo. lloiigterne err frem5eles no.
merfeSe. 8eiret er ~paarligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
era Ddnmdrf.

Sanmarf pil lame. 9anfoirefter,
Gtatsraao 8liicfltoo % StatsgieIo.
birefter Gnoerien opboIoer fla for
Sioen | 9onbon for at orone ct
StatSlaan paa 100 Iiaioner aro-
upr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
Snlitielma @rnber.

Snlitjelma 8ruber. - 9ireftsr
Solmien / SuIitieIma er aniat iom
SelifabetS Speroirefter meo gopel
/ &riitiania, boorben ogiaa SobeO.
fontoret efter SorIpoenbe ifal flpttes.
Com Gtreftsr meb 8opel / Gull
tieIma err ani at Sngenier SuoIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
&GrSalsbrnaet. - GftieieIifabet

<FllEtTeITIUUVl
Sofia bar ifeIge "aoresieaoiien"
fjebt be gamle gieres 2ben Grioris
tets Fanteobligation / 89rbalsbr1t.
get. Sbligationen er poa ~ Nil-
lion Sroner. Den forfaloer til uo-
Detailing / 1918. &isbeiummen ifaI
erlpggeS lite Mai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

ncitcfoIf. er Der ogiaa Rangel paa
Susrnm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Granger De en- Spmaifine? "Sus
pennen" err iaa goo ion, nogen anben
epmaifine til ben oobbelte Hris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
@rnnh / Selbnf. iSrn Grl

@ranS / Selbaf. Sra SreorifS.
itab mcooelcs Den 22oe Ipril: Sof.
tor IilicnS Sus paa Selbaf / @orge
er iaften totalt nebbrpnbt. Smtrent
Inlet reooeoes af Subject; bcrimoo
lpffebes set of reoSe S~erreoets Ir.
fiji. Tigsforiifringens Erotofouer og
Gapifer brGnote op. Sigeleoes er
ole gorge og Sorsnes' SunbbebS.
Commissions ErotofoQer brprote.
glf Snoboet blep finn reobet en- ame'
~rifanif Sfripcpult og ire Stole. Tia'
noet fit man no paa Srappen | So
ben, men Der inobenteoe Sllerne oct.
gn balp Slime efter granbens no
brub falot Saget. Suiet bar opfprt
for 10 aar iiOen og bar asiureret for
$4,000 Ser. / 2anbets alminoelige
g~ranofasie, Snbboet for $4,000 Ser.
/ "Storebrano". Sele Sapen meo
ul,ge SrugttrGr err eoelagt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Gienbumsialg. GroprietGr Sbom-
len al 9ole peo Nerfc bar iolat fin
@oaro "SbpfiGrgoaro" til Baron
&oienfrantS al RoienboIm for So.
900 Ser. @aarbens IreoI er 115
Sbr. 2ano. Ger meofsIger ingen
Weiptninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Frebrif Saicr Dor eaa fin 70.
aariae SsbieIsbag, Wanoal Sen 22be
GpriI, 8icnitano for megeu SpIbeit,
mebbeler Observation-Disclosures. Yao
norife 6rcbSpeurers Segne oocrrafte
8obscier SeIqe @rringsaaicn en-
inlf Slaooeforation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

wi1Iiar Merchant
Patent A~dsokater OK Solicitors.
Js Z. wiii.-sss . Frs.k y. hsrshaap Hlnass pslL, MIA.
.Io-edkontor; g2e-935 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Tiiali Room % McGin Bldg. Washington, d. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
Iuitrnten paa SpitSbergcn. Irci

FpIllHltu puu SptiSptt geH. HlliuN
Goal So. inoreber for Sioen beore
Observation-Disclosures paa lit
Sfib "Mumroe". Selifabet beifpl.
beS al oen 8rltno for at bile fonfllr.
rere meo ben norife Soitrute, iom
itartes til Sommeren meo Wotor-
ifeite. ct Telegram fra Sromse til
"@oresicopiien" Sronbbiem bemer.
tercr mi oenneS @eifplbning. Gel
ifabct bar itillet fig pelpiQig operfor
Spprgsmaalet ON gefororing al
8oIt iii og fra Spitsbergen, men bar
taget set S~orbebolo, at bet life en-
fer at beforbre Toit til og fra aon-
furrenterne. or anben Goit bar oct
tilbuot at iere. Snbreoningen al
beore @~efoemmeligbeber paa "Ntln'
roc" iigter FIN paa gefororing al
SelIfabets egne Sunftionqrer og ut.
tionGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
grbeiSet paa Npprcbanen. Srl

grbeibet paa Spprcbanen. Sra
Tognes meooeles Sen 22oe april:
8eo 9oprebanens norbenfielbife Gel,
iom bar InIpgsfontor paa Stsren,
arbeiber FOR Siben 900 Wanb. Gen.
ne @rbeiositprfe tPnfes / CONNER
eaet iii 1900. Web en- Iaa itor Or.
beiosItprfe CONNER og ginter bill
ganen bIipe fProig 1916, iom efter
9ubgetplanen forubiat. Get er melt
pante Sernbanearbeioere, iom bar
9eifiGitigeIie peb gnl9sset, men
besmoen enbel pngre uuante 6olf fra
be Giitrifter, bpori Der arbeioes.
8ienneminitsiortieneiten for oft af.
foroarbeioe for ale arbeioere ,Inoer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
E. B. Yarnen Dies of tuberculosis
At County Home.

Edgar B. Yarnell, who f3r time
about four years ago, was Il collector
for the Maryland Telephone Com
pany, in this city, and last summer
was here selling bonds, died last Sat
urday at the county home, under very
sad circumstances, Of tuberculosis.
He came to the Main-Court Inn a
week or more ago from the Mont Alto
tuberculosis Sanitarium in penniless
condition, and evidently In the last
stages Of the disease.
Other guests at the hotel felt that
his presence there was Objectionable,
and the proprietor, learning that hi
home was at 4522 North Sixteenth
street, Philadelphia, where his moth
er, a brother named Leon Yarnell, the
latter an artist for the Curtis Pub
fishing Company, reside, wrote tu the
brother aind later telegraphed, but
received no reply either to letter or
wire. Then the Mont Alto Sani-
tarium was appealed to and requested
to receive him again, but declined,
and a. final resort he was turned
over to the county authorities and
sent to the county home, where his
death followed.
Mr. Yarnell was 49, years old.
Nothing Il known OF his family con-
nections except those stated. Anoth-
er effort was made to reach his moth
er and brother. lit was successful,
and they instructed James M. StoRer,
undertaken, to ship the body on Tues
day to Philadelphia, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
Bible Glass Organized.

The adult male Bible Glass of ID
s. Simpson, of the Methodist Protes-
tant Sunday School, met in the lee
ture room of the church last Monday
evening for the purpose Of organiza-
ton, % a. to more effectively carry
on the work of the class. There are
at present thirty members Of the
class, and it is it's purpose to increase
the membership during the year and
to make Bible study al interesting
and instructive q possible.
The class organized under the
name of ''The Simpson Bible Class
and elected the following officers:
Teacher, DR. :. Simpson.
Assistant Teacher, Dr. H. III. Fee
man.
President, Guy L. Fowler
Vice President, DR.. Charles Billing
slea.
Secretary, Frank wv. Mather
Treasurer, Edgar z. Keefer.
Chairman of Social Committee, J.
d. Mitchell.
Chairman of Devotional Committee,
Rev. Dr. Geo. R Brown.
Chairman Of Membership Commit
tee, Fenby L. Herring.
Interesting and helpful addresses
were made BY the officers present,
after which the members OF the class
enjoyed an oyster supper.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
WEDDINGS
NeWtOn-LarrimOre.

Thursday afternoon, the 18th in
stant, the marriage OF Mr. Emory M
Newton and Miss Mary Larrimore,
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
D. Larrimore, was celebrated at the
residence Of the brides parents on
Willis street, this city, by DR. Calvin
.. Slagle, pastor OF ID. PauPs Re
formed Church, Westminster. The
wedding was quiet one and attend
ed by only the brides family and a
few intimate friends. The bridal
couple left Westminster ON an even
ing train. They will reside in Balti-
more, where the groom has apart
ments at The Severn.
Mr. Newton was associated with the
TideWater Portland Cement Company
OF Union Bridge, and has resided In
this city for over two years, during
which time he has made many
friends here. He il now president 81
The Federal Finance Company, with
offices in the Munsey Building, Balti-
more, and engaged in erecting 8
large cement plant in Kentucky.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
WESTERN MARYLAND ALUMNI.
VIII Banquet Tonight in Baltimore.

The alumni and former students of
Western Maryland College will hold
their midwinter banquet at the Hotel
Emerson this evening, at 7.30 o.
clock There are more than 1000 of
the alumni and former students and
it il expected that the dinner will be
the largest ever held. The president
of the association Is Il. Irving Pollitt
and the POSTMASTER will be William
G. Baker, Jr. The speakers will in
clude Rev. 1T. H. Lewis, president Of
the college; Dr. William R Mcdaniel,
president; DR.. Joshua W. Her
ing, of the Public Utilities Commits
sion, president of the board of trus-
tees; Joshua wv. Miles, Rev. DIR.
Hugh III. Elderdice, Daniel Baker and
John II. Cunningham
Western Maryland College was new
er so prosperous as now, and its
large student list and it, victories in
athletics have stimulated the alumni.
Most Of the alumni are residents OF
this State, but at the dinner will be
members from six States The COM
nlittee i'm charge of the banquet j.
Dr. wv. R. Mcdaniel, Rev. T- o.
Grouse, Rev. DR.. l.. Nj Bennett, w. MI.
Lease, DR.. B. B. James, ]. Bibb Mills,
Henry Gilligan, 3. B. Webster, Will
liam c. Baker, Jr., and Lynn R.
Meekins, chairman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
Orphans Court.

Monday, February 12th.-Letters OF
administration on the estate of David
Abbott, deceased, granted unto Mary
8. Abbott, who received warrant to
appraise and order to notify credi-
tors.
Ella Tregellas, executrix of Mary
Tregellas, deceased, returned inven-
tory Of debts and report Of sale OF
personal property, and settled her
first and final account.
Alice r. Bish, Guardian of Helen
r. Bish, settled her first and final &C
count
Tuesday, February 13-Letters of
administration on the estate OF q.
Edward Wink, late of Carroll county,
deceased, granted unto Alice Wink
and Harvey :. Wink, who received
warrant To appraise and order to
notify creditors.
The last will and testament OF
Joshua Magee, late of Carroll county,
deceased, admitted 70 probate and
letters testamentary thereon granted
unto Mary a. Magee, who received
warrant to appraise and order to
notify creditors.
Letters of administration OF the
estate Of Elizabeth Ylngling, late OF
Carroll county, deceased, granted un-
to Eli T. Yingling, who received war
rant to appraise and order to notify
creditors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
Local Option Fight Getting Hot.

The most interesting development
in the local option fight within the
past week was the exposure of the
fact by the Anti-Saloon League that
Speaker Trippe had written the
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
citation and other commercial organi-
cations in Baltimore asking them to
come to the aid of the city members
Of the Legislature who are opposing
the local option bill. The Speaker
virtually admitted the charge by say
ing that he would give the League a
copy of his letter to these Associa-
tions if Superintendent Anderson
would furnish him with a copy Of
the League letter to the preachers,
Mr.. Anderson promptly complied but
the Speakers letter mas not vet been
made public.
The Speaker became % angry over
the Leagues exposure of his activity
against the bill, Notwithstanding his
claims of Judicial fairness, that lie
called the League Superintendent a
common scold and 2 public nuisance
and intimated broadly that the local
option movement was without merit.
This has stirred up the churches and
ministers all over the state and has
really helped the local option
movement. Rev. John Roach
Sire ton. D. D, OF baltimore on Sun
day night publicly defended the Sup
erintendeHt of I'LL League and var
ious Ministerial Unions have taken
action.
The House Temperance Committee
has fixed Thursday, the 18th, for the
hea ring Of the friends of the bill and
1T il expected that the opponents will
be beard the following week.
The League surprised the oppo-
sition last week by getting Senator
u. Hooper, Bosley. chairman Of the
Senate Temperance Committee, 10
introduce the local option bill in the
Senate, where it was referred to his
committee In an interview the
Senator expressed the opinion that
tie bill VIII pass the Senate two ID
one if i comes to q vote.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
Sale of Bank Stock.

John B. Cover, of Lowell, Mass,
sold Oh Saturday T5 shares of The
capital stock of the Union National
Bank. The sale took place al the
bank and the following were the
purchasers:
Mary Ann Geiman, 10 shares, at
$50 per share.
Lincoln w. Rinehart, 10 shares, at
$50 per share.
Mary. G. Weaver, 5 shares, at
0. Ray Fogle, 10 snares, at $5O per
share. a.E U.- ,t,r
Edgar H. Shaeffer, 10 shares, at
$50 per share.
Alfred TT. Young, 10 shares at
$50 per share.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Carroll county, 1S shares, at
$50 per share.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Jesse B. Buckley, ct al. to Georg'
0. Brilliant, convey Z acre, for So.
Geo. %. Brilliant to John C- Buckle!
and wife, convey ~ acre, for $5-
VIM. e. Freynlan and wife to JOS
Formwalt, convey lot in Westmin
ster, for $3.50.
Calvin C. Wooden To Martha u
Meylo conveys property in Hamp
stead, for $4,000.
Artie B. Angel and wife to Nathan
Angel, convey "a acre, for $150-
Nathan Angel and wife to Arkan
sas H. Bankard, convey "a acre, fol
$135.
Austin S. Staley and wife to Edw
w Grouse, convey 81 acres and 3;
square perches, for $3.50.
The Geo. wv. Albaugh Real Estate
e Brokerage Co., to Geo. w. Albaugh
conveys lots in Westminster, FOL
$1,000.
Michael IT, Walsh, trustee, to Will
lam Arnold, conveys 15 acres, 2 roods
and 80 square perches, for $234.0S.
VIM. B. Thomas and wife to John
j. Rose, convey lot in Westminster
for $3.50
Emory a. Berwager, trustee, to
John c. Ebaugh, conveys acres and
SO perches, for S120.
Georgia =. Crook and husband to
Laura W. Stansbury, and husband
convey lot. in Hampstead, for $4,000.
Mary a. Dorsey to Herbert f
Leatherwood, conveys 81 acres, for
$780,
Audrey u. HoEck and wife to John
wv. Shaffer and wife, convey 213 acres
and 27 perches, for $275.
Laura V. Stansbury and husband
to John w. Kelbaugh, convey lot in
Hampstead, for $5.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
Lindsay.

Hamilton Lindsay, former register
of wills OF Frederick county, died
February s, at the home of his daugh-
Ter, Mrs. IT, a. Barnes, of Thurmont,
aged 77 years. Mr. Lindsay was
born at Unionville. When IA years Of
age he received an injury to his hip
by a fall down a stairway, as a re-
suit of which he was cripple the
remainder or his life On February
IL, 1859, he was married to Susan
Amelia Barnes. In 1885 he was elect
ed to the office of register of wills,
and at the close of his term Of Of
fee he engaged in the real estate
and insurance business. In 1904 he
removed to Baltimore and resided
there for six years, during which
time his wife died About two years
ago he removed to Thurmont Tie is
survived by two sons, Clarence Lind
SAY, Of Unionyille, and Aubrey G..
Lindsay, Thurmont; and five daugh-
ters, Mrs. IT, @. Clogg, and Mrs F-
M Eichmann. of Baltimore; Mrs. L.
C. Barnes, OF Thurmont; Miss $.
Irene Lindsay, of Frederick, and Miss
Faith ?. Lindsay, Of Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
LEGS CUT OFF.
Harry J. Greider, Brakeman On w. WI
BY. Fatally Injured by Being Run

Harry J. Greider, Brakeman On wv. WI.
BY. Fatally Injured by Being Run
over By Train.
Harry J. Greider, I'd years old, of
Delta, Pa, brakeman on the local
freight Of the w. M. Ry., slipped and
fell under his train, on Tuesday aft
ernoon, cutting both legs Off lie
died before reaching Union Station
Baltimore.
Mr.. Greider jumped upon the step
Of the csboose of his train as it was
backing in switch at Keymar, from
which IT, slipped, falling under the
wheels, which passed over his legs
also three cars. The engineer, see
ing the man fall, stopped the train.
The injured man was put i'm tM&
caboose, the engine coupled to lit and
a record run made to Union Bridge
DR.. Brown was called, and after
examining the injuries, ordered him
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Bal
timore, On the 4.15 %. 90. train.
MFR. Greider died a. the train was
entering the tunnel at Fulton Sta
tiOn
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-02-16
CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIvERS-
AIRY.
Mr. and Mrs. Weybright Surrounded
By Family and Friends.

Sunday, February IL, will be re
membered as one of the pleasant
milestones along life's journey, by the
Weybright family in Maryland, for
Samuel and Mary Ann Snader Wey-
bright celebrated their Golden Anni-
versary. The day was beautiful and
these two venerable people found
themselves enjoying better health
than they have for two years OF more.
The event was enlivened by the
presence of a few who were present
at their wedding so years ago, others
who have spent a number OF years in
their home, and the family Forty
three were present, while quite a
number we're unable to come on ac-
count of the infirmities of age While
the clock was striking the noon hour,
dinner was announced, and the bride
and groom led the way to the din
ing room where bountiful dinner
was served. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with handsome doll
ies, and a large brides cake occupied
the center, iced in with gold colored
initials and dates 1S62-1912 At one
end stood a handsome vase contain
ing "a beautiful carnations, one for
each child and grandchild. At the
other end stood a jar Of Cyclamens
in full bloom. While the first table
of people were eating the grandchil-
dren gathered at the piano and sang
FPut Oh your old gray bonnet OF DO
years ago." Then followed a
Toast from E. NJ. Bish and a recita-
tion by Pauline W. Royer, The Gold
nn A. r,,IYnh T,f0rnI
by all
During the afternoon all assembled
in the large parlor while Elder j.
3. Weybright read the 91st Psalm and
offered prayer for the blessings 81
joyed by all.
Their children were all present ex-
cept Mrs. Matte L. Baker, of Mil
waukee, Wis, and her two daughters
Those present were: Samuel Wey-
bright and wife, Ed. John : Wey-
bright and wife and children, d. Say
Ter and Ruth E.; ]. P. Weybr1ght
wife and children, Jennie ~, Roger
81, Margaret I., Ralph P., and Mary
.E.; Prof. John IT. Roger, wife and
children, Mary E., a. Gertrude, Paul
inc W., Naomi L., Philip S., Carroll A.
and Miriam r.; s. r. Weybright, wife
and twins, Victor, and Victoria; Miss
Mary r.. Weybright, =. p. Snader and
wife, Mrs. John T. Snader, Z. M
Bish and wife, William Royer and
wife, David 8 Whttmore and wife
Emma Snader Sadie C. Barnhart
Amos Wampler, Lucinda Reinhart
Sarah Sayler, Berde Hare, Anna M
Hahn, and E. L. Warner. A number
of beautiful presents were received.
They are prominent members of
the Church Of the Brethren, Of which
their eldest son, John S. Weybright
is an influential and able clergyman
Their second son, Jesse r. Weybright
was a Republican candidate for judge
Of the Orphans Court last November,
but was defeated by small majority
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WildasiHl.

Jacob .. Wildasin, died ut hi home
in Blooming Grove Penn township
at 6.45 a. m, February IL, from the
effects Of paralytic stroke received
last F-iday morning. He was aged
az years, l1 months and 11 days.
Deceased is survived by his wife
one son and three daughters, Jacob
a. Wildasin, at home; Mrs. Sarah
Tressler, this county; Mrs. Lii
lie May Meckley, Mannheim township
and Mrs. Daisy Alverta Luckenbaugh
of Penn township. He is also sur
Vived by one sister, Mrs. Levi Chris
mer, Of Mannheim township.
Funeral was held Thursday at the
house at a. m, further services and
interment at Dubs' church, Rev. D. B.
Lau and Rev. J. Fl. Hartman officiat-
ing.