The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-01
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORs.
=UNIONTOWN.


sister, Mrs. Clara Crabbg. and niece
Nellie, to their home In Hagerstown
on Saturday and expects to remain
about two weeks. Upon her return
she will be pleased to see all of her
friends at her home.
Mrs. Samuel Repp, daughters
Aubrey and Margaret, and son, Rem
aldo, will spend several days az
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Davis, at Thurmont.
Miss Nettie Myers il enjoying a
weeks visit with her brother, Mr.
Howard Myers. and wife, IN Balti-
more.
Miss Mary 0sler. of Baltimore, is
rusticating for two weeks IN the
country. the guest OF Miss Evelyn
Segafoose.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison
enjoyed q visit from Mr.. Smiths sis
ter, Mrs. Oliver McClowes. and daugh-
ter, Helen Louise, of Frederick city,
Nd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steel,
of near townsville.
Mrs. PerIa McMaser is on visit TO
her sister and family, DR.. and Mrs.
Hawkins. q Fawn Grove. Md.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school will hold it's summer festival
on the parsonage lawn on August 8.
The public is cordially invited to be
present
Mr.. William Gobright and family,
of Baltimore, are occupying their
home recently purchased At the East
end of town.
Miss Nellie Weaver spent Monday
and Tuesday visiting Miss Williams,
near Annapolis, and friends IN Balti-
more.
Mrs. CORTLAND Hoy and daughter,
Margaret Alice, of Philadelphia. Pa,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Clayton
Hahn.
Miss Nellie Hahn, who spent sew
eral months with her sister. has re-
turned home.
Mr. Norman Eckard, of Baltimore,
spent the week with his mother. Mrs.
Ann Eekard. and sister. Miss Laura.
Mr.. Howard Brough and family
after a weeks visit to his mother,
Mrs. Alice Brough, returned TO Bal
timore on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carbaugh en-
tertained On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leese. of Frederick: Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Warner, of Libertytown;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Long. Of Legore
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Shank OF
Ladiesburg: Mrs. c. Harman and
daughter. of Baltimore; Mrs. Harry
Keefer and daughter, Beulah. OF Ire
vanion. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jease Bill
myer, Of uniontown.
Mr.. G. Tyler Billmyer Is spending
two weeks In Baltimore With his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. Clarence Bill
meyer, and Mrs. Mervin Powers.
Misses Grace and Mary Fox. OF
Washington, d. c., arrived on We'd
nesday ut their grandparents. Dr. and
Mira. ]. ]. Weaver, for the summer.
Mrs. Weaver has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Susan Hainea. at RiYerton,
N. j., returning home on Thursday.
Miss Jessie Waltz WAS operated on
for appendicitis at the Maryland
University Hospital this week. Mrs.
Lewis Waltz. her mother. visited her
during the week.
Mrs. Martha Deyilbiss Mullen and
daughter, Blanche Crawford. Of Phil
adelphia. are visiting her brother. Mr..
Snader DeTllbiss, and family.
Among those visiting our town dur
ing the past week were Mr. Eleanor
Tull and daughters, of Frederick;
Miss Margaret Merring. Of Bruce
Vile, at Mr.. T. II. Routson.a and Mr..
James Covers: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cantner. Of Waynesboro.. 1t Reg. G..
w. Baughman's; John Lynch and sis
ters of Westminster. at grandmother
NJ. c. Gookaon's: Miss NettIe Arnold
at Mr.. Charles Slttig's; Mr.. and Mrs
Clairbone Jones and sons, Philip and
Richard. Of Chicago, At Mr. and
Mrs. 7. Il. Routsons and Mr. and
Mrs. James Covers; Mrs. Edward
Cover and daughters, Mary and
l. yne. OF Easton, Md. At her moth
er's, Mrs. Layne Shaws: Miss Mae
Sanford, At Mr.. ID. Myers EnglaT's:
Mr.. William Englar and wife, of
Medford, at Mr.. Thomas Mornings;
Miss Catherine Zolliekoffer. Of Phil
adelphia, At Mr.. Milton ZollIckoffer's.
Miss HIlda Englar Il visiting
friends IN Waynesboro, Pa.
Those on the sick list now are Mrs
John SluIler, Mrs. John Heck. Mr.
Ed. Dingle. Mr.. Harry Weaver, Mr..
William Bankard
The eommitte of the Lutheran church
bazaar are busy trying to complete
their arrangements for the evening
of August 10th. They vii appre-
ciate the patronage of their friends.
Miss Marion Heck has returned
from visit Of several weeks to her
aunt, Naomi Straw, in Pennsylvania.