The Democratic advocate., 1909-11-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOUIS oaCnS, East MAIN street, II
bedfast with typhoid fever.
The Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church will be reopened on Sunday
November 2S.
Camp 10. 20, p. o. s. OF A OF Gist
will hold and oyster supper on De-
cember to IL.
T. Herbert Shriver, Union Mills, is
having cement garage erected az his
home. Paul Case is doing the work
Charles H. Frock, OF Silver Run
is at one Of the mineral spring resorts
In Michigan for relief Of rheumatism
The Westminster Hardware Com
pany is installing a steam heating
plant in the store of Geo. w. Yeiser
Union Mills.
Emil Reitz, pitcher on the Westmin-
ster Base Ball team the past season,
is playing on the Frederick foot ball
team this fall. and is making good.
Next Thursday, November z5, is
Thanksgiving day. Being a legal holi-
day all stores, banks, court house
and warehouse will be closed on that
day.
John Flickinger, of Union Mills, sus-
tanned slight fracture Of the ankle.
which he received by jumping from a
wagon tongue he was standing upon
to the ground.
Christie Hanks is playing quarter
back on the Mount Washington foot
ball team. Mr.. Hanks was a student
at Western Maryland College up until
last year. when he graduated
A number OF the cottages at Emory
Grove Camp grounds were broken into
last week and ransacked The houses
contained only what household effects
we're left over by the campers.
Photographs of Misses Catherine
and Elizabeth Slagle, Miss Cievie
Henry and Miss Eva Herr. leading
stars In The Little Tycoon" exhibited
in this city, we're shown in Sundays
Baltimore Sun.
J. d. Crowl. Center street, lost about
Is chickens within a week by dog
entering the chicken house about mid
night and killing them The chickens
were bit through the back. On
Monday ten were killed In this man
ner.
Joshua A. Murdock, OF Tannery, ex-
hibited at this office this week a num-
ber OF large turnips. They ranged
from IL To 20 inches In circumference.
and are as firm as rock. He also
has three pumpkins that weigh from
80 to 110 pounds.
Farmers. an odthers, having Spring
gaina QhntalH AreH puII al "a.
Office to learn dates OF other sales 80
as not to select a possible date on
which there may bo another large
sale in an adjoining community. We
start our Spring Sale Registry. Decem-
ber LIST.
With the mild summer weather that
this section has enjoyed for some
days. II is probable that but few peo-
pie recalled that Sunday one year ago
the deepest snow of last winter fell
On November IL, 1908, snow began
falling about s O'Clock In the morning
and continued until 8 o'clock In the
evening.
The board OF directors OF the Amer
lean Sentinel met on Tuesday and ap-
proved the selection OF Mr.. Joseph d.
Dh0CA1 10 VNANCAg HAAb tahND Ahp HlaIt
of Rev. William l.. Seabrook, who ID
to be the chief deputy clerk under Mr.
Oscar ID. Gilbert, Clerk OF the Court
who will assume the duties OF his
office about December /.
Arrangements are being made for
the third district meeting OF the
Knights of Pythias, comprising the
castles OF Baltimore. Carroll, Freder-
ick and Montgomery counties, which
will be held at Eagles headquarters
in Brunswick, November 2s. Speak.
ers from Baltimore. Frederick, West.
minister and Martinsburg will deliver
addresses.
The following members OF the fra.
ternal order of Masons from this
county attended the dedication OF the
magnificent new Masonic Temple
which took place in Baltimore Oh
Tuesday were w. r. Runkles, ]. NJ
Spalding, George X. Caimen, Mt. Airy
w. A. Cunningham, Charles Il. Good.
win, III. p. Gorsuch, this city, and N
w. Stern, Union Bridge
Many farmers fed TOO much hay
What horse will eat in an hour is 9
great plenty, also enough bran and
middlings or ground oats to keep then
: in good condition. Use a little salt
once or twice week, or better II you
can get 1t, keep a good size lump OF
rock salt in the manger all the time
Occasionally hot mash with a little
oil meal added is god thing
William Roysten, of near Hamp-
stead, delivered to Harry A, Smith
Hanover, Pa, at his sales stable Fri.
day afternoon, one Of the largest loads
of hay that ever came to Hanover
The wagon containing the hay was
drawn by seven horses and was MOI
weighed before one side OF the load
was cut off in order to enable the
wagon to get on the scales. The net
weight Of the load was 9180 pounds
over Az tons.
The Maryland State Dairymen's As
sociation has decided to hold Mill
and Butter exhibit at Fifth Regimen
Armory, Baltimore, from November
20 to December 3 in connection witt
the exhibit of the Horticultural AS
sociation, the Corn Breeders Associa
tion and the Bee Keepers Association
The annual meeting and lectures viii
be held at the same time. Prizes will
be offered for the milk exhibit. Fol
information as to how to make ex
hibits write J. Alexis Shriver, Belair
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