The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


iting his brothers in Carroll, his ma
tive county,
The Mystic Circle will have a social
meeting in Davis Hall Monday even
ing, October 4.
Mrs. Martha Culbertson, of York,
Pa., has moved into the toll house on
the Uniontown pike. Her father, Rob
ert Davidson, will be with her
Bradley c. Miller, llneman of C. e.
p. Telephone Company, this city, will
resign his position tomorrow, October
2.
Oiled streets and roads have met
with approval wherever tried. Moth
ing but praise Is heard from those who
travel them.
M. Clinton Smith, of Baltimore, is
happy father. because he has an
other bouncing boy to come into his
family this week
A marriage license was issued at
Ellicott City on Wednesday, TO Wal
ter +. Hutchins and Miriam ]. Hood,
both of Carroll county.
The young men of the town are
N
Ing TO get the lot back of the Advocate
office on which to pay the games.
James NJ Shellman found tona-
to in his truck patch which weighed
two pounds. IL was volunteer and
never had any attention paid TO It.
A carrier pigeon arrived in this city
about two weeks ago at the home OF
Sergeant G. l.. Bowers. United States
Army. retired. II bore the marks r.
y. 1865
The Passionist Fathers of New
York will open a weeks mission in
st. Johns Church, beginning Sunday.
October 3. The evening service be-
gins at 7,30.
Lucy A. Maeemore, Of Hanover. last
Thursday sold a farm In Manchester
district, containing 1886 acres. 10 Geo
Shue, also of Hanover. The property
brought $4i.50 per acre. ss092.5O for
the tract
During September In the Office OF
the clerk Of the circuit court there
were recorded 81 deeds, IA mortgages.
bills OF sale and certificate of In
corporation. Nineteen marriage H.
censes were issued
A child of Daniel Shaffer. near Mex
leo, was painfully burned about the
neck, chest and arm by boiling Crane
juice yesterday afternoon. The burns
are very painful DR.. c Il. Foutz Is
the attending physician.
Wilson Warehime. son OF Howard
Narehime, of Fountain Valley. was
thrown from horse this morning and
both bones near the wrist of his left
trtcfured from the fall. DIR.
G. II. Foutz reduced the fractures.
Claude T. Smith, lawyer, OF okla
homa, formerly of this city, Is sue
ceeding In every way in his new field.
The Advocate wishes him the best at
all times He is a son of James f..
Smith, fire insurance agent. this city.
Anthony Cable, OF Ayondale, was
knocked down and run over while try
Ing 10 stop a pair OF mules that start
ed of while he was unhitching them
from roller. He received severe
bruises on his right hip and had his
foot mashed and several bones broken
In same. DR.. Charles II. Foutz dress
ed the injuries
Mr., and Mrs ChasR Miller, who are
touring Europe, were in Toledo,
Spain. September IL. Are spending
Tho day IN t1is wonderful dad city
OF Spain On September T.. were
at Escoria! We are spendn2 the
day among the tombs Of the Spanish
Kings" and September 10, were at
Madrid, THE Washington OF Spain,
with its beautiful buildings"
The Democratic campaign In Car
roll county will be opened a week
from tomorrow, Saturday, October Q,
at Manchester, Governor Crothers,
Senator Rayner and DR.. ]. w. Her
ing will make addresses and two bands
will be present to furnish music Go
and hear these distinguished orators
tell what the Democratic party has
done for the state and the county.
The four-horse team OF Rinehart
Zile, Frizellburg, ran off down Col
lege HILL" toward William Geiman's
farm, with load of fertilizer yes
terady morning, throwing Mr.. Zile
and daughter Gertrude from the wag-
on TO the road, injuring both. Mr.
Zile is bruised considerably about the
body and legs, and his daughter is
injured about her limbs and cannot
walk at this time. The cause Of the
accident came from the breaking of
the wagon pole, which started the
horses. Two of the horses ran a mile
before they were stepped.
We have received and read a pretty
little love story entitled Dot" by
Rev. l.. NJ Zimmerman, of Baltimore.
The heroine is one of the good old
fashioned girls who read the Bible,
attend church, teach in Sunday
school, and go down into the slums
to relieve distress. The frivolities of
society and the pastimes of those who
live only for the enjoyment of ques-
tionable pleasures have no attractions
for dot" Her whole aim Is to be
good and to do good. The book is
we'll written, and cannot but produce
a beneficial effect upon the reader
Andrew J. Tawney and two compan-
ions started In a stick wagon, drawn
by young colt. Monday morning to
hunt squirrels. They hitched the colt
In the edge of the woods near Avon
dale, and proceeded on foot In some
way the colt became unhitched, and
started home. Instead Of keeping to
the county road, the animal. when 1t
struck the crossing turuad and came