The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-02-04
Ba,hman's valley items.

LAST Sla8aV Rev. James y. Stnnesttcr was
unabls 20 have services az Jerusalem church
GA account OF bad roads and indisposluun.
Many persons bave suffered with severe
colds aud the grip by exposing themselves To-
the weather.
Farmers have nearly all filed their ice
houses tor the coming summer, with ice and
Z inches thick, aud IN good condition.
Last Sunday morning was supposed TO be
the coolest this winter, rs It WIS SIX degrees
below zero.
Several parties have been postponed on ae-
count Of drilled roads.
During the past week, drinking in excess
has pa, several persons in severe trouble: aG
accident Was much expected in one home
until a late hour.
All the citizens Of this community were
very sorry 10 hear OF the death OF Mr.. Jacob
E,,ich. which occurred last Saturday morning
near Westminster. MFR. Essich had been
living in this ueighborhood for many years
and pas a kindly neighbor aud good friend
60 all Severai persons from here attended
the funeral services at hreider's church on
Tuesday morning.
Readers Of the ADVOCATE Of last week were
pleased 10 see the picture Of the printing
house f J. Albert Zepp, Of Aeirose, and to
read OF his great success during the past years,
( We wish him continued success as We know
his work Is q great help to al who read h';
1 paper. which Is published monihly.
W. J. W. Sweak spen; the former part 81
| the week in Baltimore.
| Several upsets with sieighs have been ac
I complished lately by going too far iu the side
I of the roads and trying to take some Of The
/ huge STOW banks along. The roads were IL
( bad shape in many places. They are better
/ nov.
/ Your correspondent was asked by certain
party to give the following in items this week
/ ANY person wishing 10 know how TO get rich
/ ia a short time aud in easy way should IN
quire through any OF the correspondents o
I fHE ADVOCATE. during the coming week, anc
! the answer will be published.
RAYMOND StoneSter blasted q kiln Of STONE
{ at one blast for ID. : Warehime.
C. irving kroh has recently traded horses
in l4iltlestowu. and nos thinks he Is able u
pass any person on the road.
One of cur young men was carrying TIVE
I filed buckets and by trying to skate he me
( with a bad fall, making terrific noise. tn!
< mi lrics are greatly improved
The water in wells aud springs has beer
very low during the last week, and some farm
ers have 20 take their cattle to the creeks SC
rs 60 give them water
Many sales OF personal property will Occur
during the next few months, several of whicl
Z will be large ones.
4 4 large party Of friends gathered al th'
home of d. $. Warehime on the 22d of Jan
uary during the evening and all enjoyed them
selves By music and singing. few Of tn,
party thought it well to call it glee club, "A
everything was in the best of spirits.
The grain fields do not look very promising
in this locality especially all late sowing.
Mr.. Charles Shaiier who has bought uey
home. Is greatly improving It's appearance b.
fixing the buildings.
A few parties who came home at q late h0u
Sunday night, looked as if they were dressed
in white. 1t was bad for any two to meet VIII
were seighing on the roads As it was Difficult
to tell if they were running into another team
or if they were covered with snow an inch o
more in depth.