The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-08-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


AUGUST 2s.-The dog days ended on Sun
day, nov the days will remain warm and the
nights viii b. cool,
Apples of all varieties are plentiful.
Harry Lippy has rented the BixIer farm
end will move 10 same 10 the spring. II il
now occupied by Noah Geiman. who will
move upon hi. farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos SaubIe. Of MeIrnse,
spent Sunday ., the home of c. s. Warehime.
The rains Of last week were very useful, as
the ground had been dry, and especially corn
and vegetables were looking dry.
Edward Wine and bis helping hands are in
this vicinity with their threshIng outfit and are
doing good work.
It was stated in last weeks paper that straw
berries were ripe and it was such q scare TO
see them at this time Of the year. They are
also ripe through our valley, and are Of = fine
looking variety and good taste.
Denton 5. Wzrehime stated TO your cor
respondent that the lime business IS very brisk
al present, and that more orders are received
every week than Can be filed. He has
ordered several carloads Of coal for burning
lime.
Potatoes are rpe, and are good crop.
The Shaffer ore bank has four ieams on the
road all days hauling ore to the B. V. Rail
road. We do hope no any wreck has &C.
GATEE7l tH<A &c uO HOb I-1I N1lA
about the railroad which was to come through
our valley At early date.
Several persons expect to go TO the Hanover
fair this fall, and We hope they may enjoy
themselves.
Miss Helen LuckenbiII, at the home Of c.
S. Warehime, left on Sunday for days visit
to her parents, near Snyderaburg.
Ephraim Bachman Is having his house and
several other buildings painted. Kalbaugh is
the contractor.
Mr.. William swenk's eye IL improving
slowly. The pain il very severe.
Clarence z. Bachnan will 90 to Gettysburg
September IL, to attend college. We wish
him the best Of success.
The house Of P Milton Myers Is nearly re-
paired with steam heating and wafer pipes:
also bath room.
4 star has been seen several times by per
sons, containing q long trail in the east. look
ing a. the star which stood in the north before
the Civil War began. /, has been seen only
during the early part Of the morning.
Farmers have made some Of their meadow
hay already, for winter feed.
Ephraim Bachman and wife spent Sunday
evening at the home Of Milton w. S~enk.
Thee. Fridinger has secured an apple boil
ing machine and will put same into use at once.
| Persons having apples should call around to
Flowing will soon reach an end for seed
| ing. Some farmers have made arrangements
| to start to COW their grain about the lOih Of
/ September.
Mr.. Rachel Frock, at the home Of {. H..
/ Smith i. seriously Ill. About noon on Sun
/ day. death was expected any moment. but she
/ has again improved.
| Wheat il good crop, some that have
/ already hreshed say they received from 80 to
! % bu.he!s per acre. Oats and rye are pretty
/ good.
The Sunday school will meet Tor practice
| several times q week, for our picnic on Sep
{ tember IA. morning, afternoon aud night.
/ Good music. addresses. dialogues, etc. The
| best OF accommodation to all persons. Come
| one and all and spend day with u. Plenty
| Of music at night. The woods will be lit by
/ torches.
Jonas Snyder and wife, Of Canton. ILL.,, and
| Edward Snyder and wife, Of Lancaster. Pa,
/ spent last week al the home Of Lawrence
/ SNYDER.
| DR.. William Panebaker and family Of
! Baltimore, spent Sunday at the Dr'.. home al
I this place.
| A. G. Bachman and wife spent Saturday
I and Sunday %ith friends in Hanover. Pa.
/ Amo. Houser and wife spent Sunday al the
! home u Harvey Steiner.