The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Old Boreas was on the job yes
terday all right.
e. C. REGISTER and family moved
this week from Court street to West
Main street
Thieves are making hauls In var
tous parts OF our city. A preventative
Is hot dose OF lead.
One doctor stated last week that he
visited twenty-five patients in one
day that are under his care.
The Western Maryland Railroad
Company has laid of all Of their force
at the Union Bridge carshoI's until
April LIST.
The fence along the side OF the
Maulsby property. Main street, was
blown down by the high winds of
Thursday.
Charles w King, this city, left yes
terday for Virginia, where he will
purchase carload OF horse. and ship
to this city by April 5th.
J. Howell Stonesifer, West Main
street, has purchased the Ebaugh
property, on the Sullivan road. He
will move into hls new home next
week.
Mrs Duvall, widow OF George Du-
vail is critically III at the residence
OF her son-in-law, near Warfleldsburg.
Mrs. Duvall Is over so, and II is not
thought she viii survive many days.
Howard b. stitely, OF Hagerstown,
attended his sisters sale at Warileldg-
burg on Tuesday. Mr. Stitely is Just
recovering from the railroad accident
he was injured In az Cumberland on
January 28. He is about ready for
work, he stated.
A cablegram was received in Bal
tlmore Wednesday stating that Great
Britain had removed the embargo
from Maryland cattle. This viii be
good news to dealers, as most OF the
shipments Of cattle from Baltimore
are to English ports.
Mrs. Mary Miller. OF near More
locks schoolhouse, wants TO thank
her many friends for the postcards
sent her as a token Of her birthday,
which occurred this week The cards
were from York, Spring Grove, Glen
vile, Green Ridge and this county.
The county commissioners this
week granted the petition OF Isaiah
Reifsnider and &C others for a new
road and appointed Hezekiah Hahn,
Edward e. Smith and Jesse p Wey-
bright examiners. Harriet A. Will
cox was committed to Springfield Asy-
lum for treatment.
Mrs. Lydia Wantz, of this city, was
in Hagerstown the first OF this week
to administer the estate OF her de-
ceased husband On her return she
stopped of at Highfield, where she is
now looking after her cottage, THE
Midview," which she is having put
In shape to lease for the coming sum
nAef.
William Arthur, who recently
moved to Westminster from Frizell-
burg, has purchased the green grocery
on East Main street formerly conduct
cd by Charles L. Broch. III an
agreeable manner and fair dealing
are worth anything in business. Mr..
Arthur should meet with abundant
success.
At Trinity Lutheran Church, Deer
Park road, on Palm Sunday, April 4.
Rev. W. L. Seabrook, pastor, will con-
firm large class of young people,
whom he has had under Instructions
during the winter. Special services will
be held at the church on Good Friday
night, April 8, at 7.3O o'clock. The
Holy Communion will be celebrated
on Easter Sunday.
In commemoration Of its Goth an
niversary, the Ellicott City Times last
week published very handsome
eight-page supplement, profusely IL
Illustrated with pictures of scenes in
and around Ellicott City and with
Photographic cuts Of Howard county's
most prominent citizens. The lead-
ing industries Of the county are rep
resented. and the edition not only does
credit to the paper but will he highly
munity.