The Democratic advocate., 1908-09-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Hurry p Hoffacker sold his auto
-abiIp @ He is purchasing a new one
,.rb, frost was reported on We'd
,ssday morning, the first this month
oror million bushels of wheat
Wv oynorted from Baltimore last
week
Tho walk running down the side OF
MI church has been laid in con-
srstp ,r Case & Irwin were the con-
tractors.
Lester S. Patterson last week sold
~ lanes ". Davis, of Hartford county,
Is timber on a tract of 1859 acres at
Woodstock
Por p. H. Miller, pastor of Grace
lutheran Church, has returned from
5is yacation. and will occupy his pull
pit next Sunday,
number of young ladies came up
q, the Blue Mountain express Tues
isy 10 begin their studies at Western
grand College.
Mrs Charles E. Goodwin is having
her residence painted, occupied by DR..
Sullivan and James Boylan, East Main
street. Charles Stouch is doing the
/ work.
phvsician of this city is attending
three old gentlemen whose ages ag-
Uegate 262 years, two of whom are
about 30, and the third 80, and all of
TlOm are seriously ill.
The Western Maryland Railroad
Company will change their time table
September q. The Pen Mar ex-
4 pItss makes its last run on Sunday,
\ At which time Pen Mar closes.
A concrete pavement is being laid
4 in front of the residence of Mrs. Jacob
Shafer, Pennsylvania avenue. A con-
crete gutter is being laid in front OF
number of residences on the same
street also.
i In another column is the announce
Delt Of the Hagerstown Fair. This
1 the ffty-third annual exhibition OF
tits association and the attractions
Il IBIS year will be greater than ever.
4 The dates are October IS, Ia, Is and 16.
1 The Mount Olivet United Brethren
,hWch will hold a festival at Uriah
4 Markets., Pine Hill, on September 19
4 Qf the benefit Of the new church,
built 1907. All of good behavior are
invited The Union Mills Cornet Band
4 nll furnish music.
a Inspector Horace T. Reese, formerly
~ O Westminster, whose headquarters
lie now at Knoxville, Tennessee, un-
WeTed mail robber in the postofflce
hartman, Tennessee, last week
III. Reese was on the case six weeks
NOre he got his man.
freedom gospel band will hold a
@pel song and scripture service on
~S eS lawn in front of the home of J
IISon' near the old Monroe farm, one
we from Eldersburg, on Sunday, Sep
saOef ~, at 8 p. m. Everybody well
"ne and no collection.
Mglstration officers from the vari-
ustrlcts of the county were in
ns Slinster Monday getting blanks
olaer printing matter for use in
~SOrk OF registration. Next Tuesday
sh, september 30, will be the first
'ol 'ne registration of voters.
S', 'le attendants at the Springfield
ssu; s% hospital gave a dance Tuesday
'Lls' IN honor of the nurses. Mu-
16....S saS rendered by the hospital or
fan GuS "a Or. Fisher, assistant physi-
Ma a VI he Women's group, received
tirI1, SueSts In the hall, which was beau
md d4S H,!l decorated with potted palms
W white roses.
The fifteenth annual convention Of
lenOan,.C ln county Woman's Christian
snd0 speranee Si Union will be held al
SnsutM Mount M. P. Church Sunday
Ram ,oef hue ~. An interesting pro-
geata.a uas been arranged. Among the
lbiOn VIII be Miss Christine l
~ h nos nsa VI London, England, popu-
Sssa a3uoaal sa speaker. There will be
hsbt to thesslons, morning, noon anG
aIy " iu al OF which the public is cor
Cs,rn,,.d. Tlled. Delegates will be met
!. .%'sr vsa,. being in the grain business
u M, ~ L. GOrSuch Son e Co.
seB WY SHy had an experience this
aenr Talcn VI n they never had before
suled :, 70 Wantz, of Pleasant Valley
hest VIZ, " their elevator a load ot
bere wou with was loose in the wagon
0OvD s'e aS 81 bushels in what is
shct' a. a Western wagon. the body
nain n IS perfectly tight, and MOI
sN Of Tas thS lost. This is the mannel
ssds in ne te grain is delivered to rail.
Swell as 'ae u; Dakotas and Minnesota
Ntdon ~ os IN - tManltoba,the great whea1
n =" the Canadian Northwest
bdasS corporation oT,e: officials are contem.
ION the ahs raiis down an asphalt street
sd' if tba tbiioad to the Forks of the
et own une property holders will la1
asphalt suffers. 1t is said, thai
w three i't w, viii last twice, and prob
SScsdami,;taa tailes the length of time. a.
aacilmam Mayor Saylor ant
.sSlted Tow oursler on Wednesday
nsdwasson and inspected a stretci
'aeh has on Washington avenue
"a and ts successfully resisted the
'aeg exprooar ssar OF automobile travel
sstssed HSsed WIFI ., themselves as highly
htor@a1ai m,ta the roadway and witt witt
nation obtained. anu wiz