The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-08-27
JTNIONTO WIN.

Mrs. Frank Booker and daughter,
Louise, of Baltimore, are visiting
Miss Louisa Eckard.
Mrs. George ManhurZ, Of Waynes-
boro, Ia visiting relatives and friends
in town and vicinity.
Rev. and Mrs. George Englar are
visiting Mr.. Englar's mother, Mrs.
Julia Englar, of Clear Ridge.
Mr.. E. X. Fox, Of Washington. ID.
O., spent the weeks end with his
family at the home OF Dr. J. y.
Weaver.
Miss Marie Royer, Of Baltimore, Is
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. d. Stoner, Of Clear Ridge.
Mrs. Martha Culbertson moved on
Thursday from the house she has
been occupying at the east end Of
town, to Mr.. Obediah Fleagle's house
at the west end.
Mrs. A. w. Ewing and child, Of
Hallwood, Va, and Miss Helen Lynch,
Of Westminster, are visiting Mrs
Mary Cookson and other relatives fin
town and Clear Ridge.
Miss jeanette Hawkins, of Fawn
Grove, is visiting her grandfather,
Rev. T. II. Wright.
Rev. @. w. Baughman and son, Rev.
Harry Baughman, returned the past
week from trip to Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. Weinburg and
children, of Frederick, spent the
weeks end with w. Guy Segafoose
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Saukins and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise, OF Baltimore, spent
the past Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Weaver.
Miss Rene F7eagle is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel RepD.
Misses May and Dora Lanegan, OF
Washington, ID. c., are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. d. Myers Englar.
Mrs. Jane Gilbert and daughter.
Miss Edna Gilbert, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Singer, Of
Clear Ridge.
Mrs. Annie Babylon - home again
after a months stay in the country.
The Lutheran Sunday school will
nave an all day picnic in Mr.. G..
Fielder Gilbert's woods at the east
end of town on Saturday, August 28-
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Flickinger and
daughter and sister, OF Iowa; Mr.
Ell Flickinger and daughter, of Han
over, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Green
ana daughter, Of near New Windsor,
Rere guests or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
bowersox the past week.
MISS Denie Sittig is spending the
week at Winfield.
MISS Grace Pearl, of Elkridge, is
clsiting her aunt, Mrs. Theodore
rouse, of Clear Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. nj. I'D. Smith, OF
Moodside, entertained On Sunday Mr..
Sn snu MRS. John Carroll and daughters,
Sl MlSse Ethel and Helen, of Baltimore;
1T. william A. Shaw, of Black Oak
spring, and Misses :. T.. Weaver and
Aana Baust, OF Uniontown.
r,,. Mss ,. e. Weaver and niece, Miss
nlIa6eth Nixon, are spending sew
Gidl Gays in Union Bridge, with DR..
John Weaver and wife.
MA Monday two funeral sevices
.n aere held in the Church or God. In
I.1 NM morning the funeral OF MIR. Geo.
Az tien Davis, who died at the home or
n.s son-in-law, Mr.. Ephraim Bower
SOll, SOl, on Saturday, August 21, in his
te .vln year He had been an invalid
lor number or years. MI. Davis
s as veteran OF the Civil War, serv-
-AsAA AdiAQ dLdpSCO Q5S
H. eleo the army at the age Of 16.
Ee, e s survived by two daughters, Mrs.
npri1 nprraim Bowersox and Miss Nora
naris' s' and four sons, Messrs. William
Wss, VS., of Linwood; Thomas, or
TraynesDoro; Edward and George, OF
Unknown. ha,s The funeral service was
Ts u 0y pastor Rev. L. f. Murray.
III Ill wyoming tribe Of Red Men, Of
fnns Iicn he Was member, attended the
,ia ineral ana held their burial ser
csns w ~ the interment at the Hill
Setery. Pallbearers were Messrs.
ITorge Iosg Lambert, George Slonaker.
solh 49, stone, John Waltz, John Heck
nau aa FRANK Romspert- I'm the after
Un jsn, W 80 funeral service or MIR Will
Ganu @ W. Mitten was held by Rev.
Gnso, assisted by Rev. L. +. Murray.
'h'erment in the Hill Cemetery