The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-16
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accident occurred at Harvey
A sau sfternoon while Mr- Samuel
Tuesaa!t and Mn. John EYER were
ShoelaAsTro m Harvey to Mr. Eyler's-
MI driVls ,d rhreshed their crop of
Ihey n nTd were hauling it tn Harvey,
WASTE INV taken one load to Ar. Shoe
and lau snd were returning fer IT,
naksl vhen the accident occurred.
saf9hu ere driving along i'm the wag-
49, - Tith Y board across the wagon
Oh tor seat, and i'm attempting M
14l tba horses to- greater speed the
lF57 trol-s throwing both occupants
0ll D -t,,nning Mr. Eyler for Jew
oaL wbo recovered ana found
llHI EsoeTaker dead. Mir. Eyler hur-
MI, IN Harvey and summoned medi-
l5l WY but THE suppOsitiOn ~ MIR.
c.,, i I- was killed instantly. The
ol lo;dant Wy particularly SAD, AZ Mrs.
1-gy-an,aker died " suddenly just two
on9 ors Tuesday, and sister ut MT.
shoemaker, Mrs. Henry HilterDrick,
1io1 suddenly Monday evening.
u-I Mn Henry Hilterbrick died sud
,-nIT at her home near town Monday
ueari She arose ~ the morning
ssanarantIv III her usual health, and
M her Monday washing, churning
u urd otler work, and MIXED several
-1Te but before she was through
rrilFina called MI. Hilterbrick and
-,id s6e felt sick and slowly walked
" tha house. After she was there
fsr minutes she called to him again
.sriug i'll ann SO sick + don't believe
will live long" She expired A.
most instantly. Besides At husband
.hp ID survived by the following
children: Mrs. Quillie +. Weant, OF
baltimore; Mrs. William Smith, OF
resr Gettysburg; Mrs. John Sauble,
h M near Taneytown: Mrs. Charles
gtonesifer. of near KeysviIle, and
Charles and Harry, of Taneytown.
gbe was i'm her 6Sth year. Funeral
WA Thursday morning i'm the Luth-
eral church of which she was
member.
Oliver Grouse and wife, of West
Minister, spent the weeks end with
Mp. Nettie Weaver and George
KoUtz.
Miss Eugenia Gardner, of Balti-
nore, " visiting friends here.
Little Miss Mariana Sell returned
trom Y three weeks visit to her
grandparents, Augustus Bankard and
Wife, near Westminster.
John O. Skunk and Mrs. George w..
Baughnan, OF Westminster, we're
callers at John ~. DiffendaTs on
Thursday last.
p r.ryar ,rl -r--+. A
Friday last with their daughter, Mrs.
R0y Keefer, near lIiddleburg.
Miss Lena Albaugh, w WoodsDoro.
spent the weeks end with Miss Alice
Harmon.
Mt. Charles Smith and four child
ren, ot Washington, are the guests
Of A. parents, Charles A- Elliott and
wife.
Nrs. C. q. Fuss returned from "
weeks visit To her daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Wolf, Of Baltimore.
Rev. Hafer and family, OF Easton.
N. Nj, are the guests OF his brother,
Rex. H. r. Hafer, and wife, at the
Lutheran parsonage.
James Shildt visited his sister. Mrs.
Sarah Reck, at Frederick Hospital.
Tuesday, and reports her as getting
along very we'll.
Mrs. Andrew Hitchcock and daugh-
ter, of Woodsboro, spent Monday
with the family of DIR. ~ s. Hitch
cock.
Rev. Bready, the newly elected
pastor of Grace Reformed church Is
expected the latter part of the week.
David Brown, wife and three child
rem, OF near town; Edward Spangler,
Vile and four children, of near Lit
tlestOwn; Mrs. Samuel Fair and son,
Norman, and grandson, Edgar, of
Iniontown, spent Sunday with Sam
uel Brown and daughters.
Miss Mary Hesson returned Mon
day from an extended visit to West
Chester, Reading, and Glen Rock,
fa., and reports having very enjoy
able time.
Rev. IN. d. Hafer, Id. U. Hesson,
John McKellip, John 5. Bower and
h. b. Englar attended the funeral
OF their former pastor, Rev. DIR.
oliver O. Roth, at Gettysburg, on
Tuesday afternoon, the body having
oeen brought to that place from
Chambersburg. DIR. Roth was pastor
OF me Lutheran church here for sew
eral years and had a number Of
warm friends, who were panied to
near OF his sudden death.
me remains OF Elmer Hawk, son
OF Samuel Hawk, OF Littlestown, were
brought here for burial On Wednes-
day
Df. II. w. Golf and wife, Of Good
Hope, Ind, are here On Y visit to
former parishioners, Robert .. Me-
Alnney and other friends.
John Fream and wife spent the
weeks end with friends In Philade1-