The Democratic advocate., 1909-08-13
PERSONAL and GENERAL

The new freight station was put in
to service Wednesday.
Lost, small fraternity pin, Reward
II returned to DR.. J. T. Matthias.
The street sprinkler was laid up
for repairs, but is on duty again.
DR.. ]. W. Selby is spending ten days
at Amburg, Va. visiting his mother.
Warfieldsburg Sunday school will
hold festival Saturday evening, Au-
gust 21.
Mrs. J. A. Weigan and daughter are
visiting Mrs. E. w Shriver. West
Main street.
William Weeks, of Washington, Is
visiting his father. Thomas Weeks.
West Main street,
Misses Anna and Viola Nusbaum,
Of Bruceyille, spent Saturday with
Miss Emma Lippy.
Roger b. Irwin, chief engineer to
the Good Roads Commission. is spend
ing some time in this city.
Jonas Ebbert OF Woodbine. spent
The week with his cousin. Miss Emma
lippy, Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss May Mitten, of Reisterstown,
has gone to Virginia, where she will
spend the month OF August,
Mr. and Mrs George Hon came from
Hanover today In an automobile TO
visit MIR. and Mrs. Ivan l.. Hon.
Mrs. William Waltman has return
ed home from Kingston, ~ y, where
she has been for several weeks.
Mrs. &C. l.. Jeffries, OF Cambridge.
Nd. spent several days this week with
her sister, Mrs. John II. Cunningham.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell and daugh-
ter Rhea, OF Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. Albert Johnson. Pennsylvania
avenue.
Charles Waesche, of Baltimore. has
purchased the farm OF Joseph A.
Waesche, this city. situated at De-
tour. this week
Rev A. G. Null. of Jefferson, Nd,
will preach in the chapel at Frizell-
burg this Sunday night Mt 745 o'clock.
The public is invited.
Mrs. VIM and Mary Bond who
had been visiting Mrs. J. II. Ryland
this city and G.. d. Buckingham Of
Cranberry, have returned home.
Rev J. A. Hoffhelns, D. d.. and
daughter, Miss Mary Honheins. OF
Martinsburg, w Va, are the guests OF
Rev. James b. Stonesifer. Carroll
rtace.
Mrs w. A. Wheeler and daughter
Mildred. OF Baltimore, who have been
visiting Mrs Wheelers parents, MIR
aud MrsP A Gorsuch. returned TO
their home Thursday
We are indebted 10 Becker Bro. a.
Co. Lexington and Frederick streets.
Baltimore, for two souvenir knives.
Any person may receive one of these
kniVes by sending 10 cents.
Ray Spenser. second baseman aqd
left fielder on the Westminster base
ball Club, left this city on "Wednesday
to play with the Frederick Club, and
will not be seen with our club again.
Spenser was batting around the 500
mark and fielding well.
Miss Emma l. McWiliams, of Bal
timore, who spent June and July with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
KIee, of Walnut Grove Mills, has re-
turned to her home 10 accompany her
sister TO the seashore She will be
missed by her many friends.
Mrs. william N. Thomson and
daughter Ruth, Mrs. Lizzie Thomson
and Webber Snyder. all of Baltimore.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Thorn
son on Sunday and Monday. A re-
union was held in a meadow near
uaion Mills on Sunday, and the day
hugely enjoyed.
The annual reunion of the Reformed
Churches OF Carroll county will be
held in grove near Snydersburg on
August 10. Prominent speakers will
be present and make addresses. Re
reshments will be sold on the ground.
Ohoirs from the various churches will
be present and sing Pleasant Valley
Band will be in attendance. All are
welcome and a good time can be ex-
pected.
The Baltimore Star will celebrate
the first anniversary of It's birth on
Tuesday. August II. II is a pretty
big baby for its age, is of good parent
age, and comes from long-liyed fam
ily. Even now II possesses all the
accompaniments of virile maturity
and 1t therefore requires no prophet
to predict for 1t a successful career
Being a purely Baltimore enterprise
launched by Baltimore men with Bal
timore money, and Of equal merit with
any of its competitors, 1t should not
fail to receive the support OF the Bal
timore public.