The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-08-27

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~. The Sunday school reunion and picnic at
Winters church takes place today.
Mr.. David A. C. Webster of Uniontown,
whose serious illness was noted two weeks
ago, was much better yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Killer, ofDenning's s, has brought
To- this city aud sold about 200 cantaloupes.
lhey are said to be equal to any ever brought
to this market
A Cleveland and Stevenson Tariff Reform
Club was organized atNew Windsor on Thurs
day night The election of officers will take
place next Thursday evening, September LIST.
All Democrats of the district are invited to
JON the club and participate in the election
of officers.
The Baltimore Sun of Friday says: Charles
i. Mohr, charged with obtaining by false pre-
lenses set of buggy harness, valued at $40,
from Nicholas NJ. Street, Of Westminster, Nd,
was before Judge Dennis on habeas corpus
proceedings. The writ was sued out by Mil
lard +. Taylor, who contended that Mohr
should be discharged, as the harness was
bought on credit. Judge Dennis decided that
there was probable cause shown why Mohr
should be held and required him to furnish
$500 bail to await the action of the Carroll
county grand jury.
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Mr. Shorb Neale, of Baltimore, spent last
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.. VIM.
Ii. Thomas.
VIM. p. Maulsby, Jr., of Frederick, visited
his father here this week.
Mr.. Clarence Seabrook, of Baltimore, is
at the Central Hotel here with his family.
He has resigned his position on the Herald
to accept a more lucrative one on the AnleJ1-
IN tubtcb iournal ha mill MonIov
next.
With the approach of September comes the
exodus of summer boarders. Mr.. c. ii.
Sanchez and family and the Misses Lyon, of
Winchester Place, returned home this week,
and Mr.. F. W. Koch and family leave today.
Capt. P. H. Irwin and wife and Master
Roger Irwin are visiting his sister, Miss Car
rie Irwin, in Goochland county, Va.
Mr.. William H. Shower, former resident,
is in Westminster this week.
Mr.. Milton Schaeffer and wife, and Messrs.
John L. Stonesifer, Robert l.. Hoppe, E. J.
Lawyer and Chas. V. Wantz, who have been
on Western tour, have returned home.
Miss Carrie Eckenrode, of Motter's, is WIS.,
iting her cousin, Miss Clara Eckenrode, this
city.
Miss 10. Ham is visiting friends in Emmits-
burg,
Miss Esther Ebaugh, of Gainesville, Balti-
more county, was the guest of Miss BERTHE
Buckingham, East Green street, this week.
Miss Risley, of Media, Pa, is visiting the
Misses Bennett
Mr.. Frank Brady, of Harrisburg, Pa, is
guest at Mr.. William H. Thomas's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alex. H. Campbell, of
York, Pa, who have been spending a few
days with Mrs Campbell's aunt, Mrs. Louisa
Capito Smith, returned to their home on
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. c.
Smith, who have been spending the summer
in Westminster, expect TO leave for Cold
Springs, Pa, and then return to their home
in Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will
accompany them to cold Springs.
Mr.. Meals, proprietor of the Hampstead
Enterprise, was in Westminster on Tuesday.
Mr.. John F. Everhart, of Baltimore, is
spending a few days with his parents, this
city
Mr. Leander Hull is i'll with typhoid fever
at his residence, near this city.
Mr.. Grafton E. Day, of Darlington, Har
ford county, graduate of Western Maryland
College, drove from his home to this city on
Wednesday to visit friends He returned
yesterday.
Mr.. James Bowersox, of Richmond, Va,
is visiting friends in this city.
Misses Elizabeth Irwin Marie Bond and
Eloise Bond, left here Thursday, chaperoned
by Mrs. j. A. C. Bond, to attend dance
given by DIR. Owings' daughter, Miss Minnie,
of Ellicott city.
Messrs John l.. and Charles T. Reifsnider
went to Virginia on business trip the first OF
the week.
Miss Matilda c. Baer is visiting relatives
and friends in Baltimore.
Miss Catharine Roberts, of Lynchbnrg, Va,
is visiting Miss Jennie Martin, East Main ST.
Mr.. James f. Smith and two children left
yesterday afternoon for Ocean City.
Prof James A. Dihenbaugh entertained
party Of Maryland educators at his home,
"The Naples on Saturday night and Sun
day. The entire party were taken for drive
around some of the picturesque roads during
the morning and given an opportunity to see
the beautiful country surrounding Westmin
ster. The company at dinner consisted of
President f. A. Soper and Prof. c. f. Rad
datz, of the Baltimore City College; Prof
John Il. McCahan, assistant superintendent
of schools, and Prof. Wilbur f. Smith, prin
cipal of English German school No. 5, Bal
timore; NJ. b. tephens, examiner Of Caroline
county; l.. l.. Beatty, examiner of Queen
Annes county; William j. c. Dulany and
Winfield S. Amoss, also of Baltimore city.
Mr.. John C. Bannon, examiner of Anne
Arundel county, was on his way to join the
party when he was injured in the railroad
accident on the Annapolis Short Line. E.
o. Grimes, president of the Carroll county
school board; Prof Thomas F. Rinehart, of
Western Maryland College, and John II:
Cunningham, cashier of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank of Westminster,
made up the balance of the party.