The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
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TAEETT0RE.
Oliver Grouse. vie and son, YER
non. of Westminster, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday last with Mrs. Net
tie A.. Weaver ana George Koutz and
family.
Mrs. Elmer Black. Mrs. VIM. Paine
and Miss HdlIh Crumrine, of Thur
mont, spent Thursday last with E. c.
Sauerhammer and wife.
Miss Marguerite Skunk, Of West
minister, spent from Wednesday until
Saturday with Miss Helen Reindollar.
Miss Margaret Moore, of Washing
ton, d. c., Is the guest Of Misses Alice
and Thelma Miller.
Miss Julia Smith Is spending a
weeks vacation with Mrs. Albert
Reuwer. of Harrisburg. and Thomas
L. Shoemaker, Of Iemoyne. Master
Robert Shoemaker who has been
spending the summer with the family
Of e. F. Smith, accompanied her home.
Mrs. Jacob Wolf and three children,
of Baltimore, are the guests OF her
parents, c. O. Fuss and family.
D. ]. Hesson and family, and Miss
Grace Mccormick. Of Reading, spent
Sunday with Prof {. f Sanders and
wife, of Gettysburg.
Miss Mary Hesson returned Satur-
day from an extended visit to Reading
and Mt. Gretna. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Grace Mccormick
Miss Ethel sauerhamme- returned
Sunday from Philadelphia. where she
had been attending school,
Miss Vine Lambert was operated on
at Frederick City Hospital on Friday
last, for appendicitis.
- sasan md Fa u
Henry Freebooter. Of Dayton. are the
guests CT their slater, MrG. James H.
Reindollar. :.
Jerome Myers. committed suicide on
Monday, shortly after noon by hang |
ing himself In the barn. After eating |
his dinner as usnai. he went to the barn
to get the team ready to do some
hauling. He was found by Mrs. My
ers about o'clock IN tho evening |
when she went to the barn TO do the
feeding. She ELarted to ascend the
hay,now to hunt eggs when she dis
covered his body hanging from raft
err suspended BY lead line. She
hastily summoned Vim. u. Burke. No
cause is known Tor the rash act. Be-
sides his wife he Is survived by two
sons, william, Of Taneytown; and
Claud, of LlttlesIoWn. Funeral We'd
nesday morning at the Reformed
church, meeting II the house ut 1880
a. m.
Miss Mary Relndollar Ia visiting in
Fairfield.
David OFT, cIed 1t his homo In Katy
Vile, near town, On Monday evening.
aged about Is years. He was veter-
an OF tire Civil var. Besides his wife
he is survived By two daughters, Mrs.
Bruce CrR.5bs. If home and Mrs. Elsie
Troxell, of Emmitsburg. Funeral at
the home. Thursday morning. at 1899.
Miss Mildred Shoemaker. OF Hagers-
town, is the guest Of her grandparents.
Slas Shocmaks- and wife.
Harry CutEail returned from Fred
erick City Hospital on Tuesday.
Misses Helen and Ruth Reindollnr.
OF Baltimore, are the guests OF their
grandfather. YIN. II Reindollar.
Misses Alice Insley. Of Leigh High
Gap, and Bees NORMAN. of Allentown.
Pa, are gueats n the Presbyterian
Manse.
Mr.. aud Mr. Nonderly. of Camp
Hill; Mrs. Dr RIteheY. Of Mechanics
burg; Mr.. and Mr. Seminar Shriver.
CT Barlow. ana Hr. and Mrs. Clair. OF
Baltimore. we're weeks end guests of
]. s. Bower al wife.
John Smith nd wife. Of York. Pa.
are the guests Of I. ". eiingan and
wife. and & L. II. shriner and wife.
Mrs. John shreese and son, Philip.
of Waynesbore. are the guests OF jas.
Shildt and falnil..
Mrs. II. s. Rooms Of Baltimore, spent
several days amoaE friends and ut
tended the fair
What might ha.e been serious &C
eident occurred u Tie home of Mrs.
Mary Cloueher. On last Thursday oven
ing when lamp which had been LETT
burning In he kitchen. exploded. Mrs.
Clousher complained of smelling
smoke and Miss Alice investigated
with the above result. Miss Alice
carried the burning lamp to the yard.
burning her hands md clothing but
avoiding a serious accident.