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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-01-29

The death OF Mrs. Susan Amanda
Babyian occurred on last Tuesday
morning at o'clock after an iiIaess
ipi three weeks Of inflammation OF the
~ 'omach, at her home In Mayberry. She
bore her sufYerings With christian far
syude aud expressed her readiness
ssssd desire TO welcome death as re-
No TO her sufferings and TO meet the
Ieved ones that have gone before. Mrs.
BaesTlon won the esteem OF all those
sht came In contact wifia. She leaves
foeble husband two gopE, Harry and
Birtbe, at home, and f0ar sisters to
irsos1gp her loss, namely: Mrs. Ptol-
eny meltibnek. OF Tanestown; Mrs.
CaroliDe Bennett, OF BALTIMORE; Mrs.
Robert Arthur. OF York. Pa, and Mrs.
LAWS bGllinger, OF Thurmoaft.
Services were held THURSDAY MORN
ing NJ the house at 10 o'claqk, Rev.
Martin gweitzer and T.. r. Marry Of
ficiating. fnterment at Unismtown,
by c. o. Funs, of Taneytown.
Pallbearers. Il. o. Dudrer, E4warCl
Carbaugh. n. g. Yingllng, c. Il. Faea-
gle, Ezra SpaBgler and Calvin fken-
nker. Her age was 64 years, ~
Enonths and days
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Fblnuary 10 the alospitnble home orf
Mrs Fannie 0gg ~ss the scene 0f 4,
mosi enjoyable aanshday party s,l
hnor of her daugluer Gladys. The
guests arrived early and were eords-
ally rt'celved. The alpslse was beau-
ufuily decorated whh natural ana
ARTIFICIAL flowers. Thase present en-
Joyed themselves IN feraial conyersal
lion, past plays and vocal and in
strumentsl music. Al s8le proper time
refreshments were seTved. Miss GLADYS
WAS the recipient OF maNf handsome
presents. among others gold watch
aAd chair from her mother And clock
irSsn fTiepd. AT a late thour the
giiests depawed with manp expres-
sions OF pleasure for the salightful
ereit1g spent Those presen, were
Gafn4d Ogg AMI wife. Harry Ogg and
wife. Frank Welt;h and wife, John Con-
away and wife, Lewis Schnaubt4 and
wife, VIM. Edmopslson and wife, SIrs.
FANNIE Ogg, Mrs. Laura Schnambel.
Mrs. Jennie coflmAn Misses GiaAys
Ogg, Grace Glover. Estella I.ockasd
Ada Glover, Minnie walking, gophia
Nightengale. Bessie E,ockard, Ross
Spencer, Marjorie Schnamble, elsie
Conaway. Edwin Gambler, John Zepp,
Charles NighteBgale, CIaeence Glover.
Edward Bolllnger CfaFence BitzeI,
Roger Paynter, Will Frick, Lawrence
Barnes, Charles Walking, g0hn Spen-
Ger, George Glover. Harold Spencer
Erwin Hagey, Elmer Davis, Ellis
Bowers and Clifton Schnaubei.
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Miss shipIey Rnier,AIns.

A very enjoyable evening was spent
Monday, 18th instant. NJ the hospIt.
able home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
shipley, when their daughter Gladys
gave a house party In honor OF her
cousin, Miss Nancy Shipley, OF Reis-
terstown. The guests arrived NJ an
early hour and received hearty well
come. All enjoyed themselves im-
mensely playing parlor games, and In
vocal and instrumental music.
at late hour refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Nancy Shipley. Minnie Poole,
alaude Manahan, Eta Linton, Dona
Poole, Blanche Smith. Edith Myers,
Anna Stocksdale, l.andis Blizzard
Edith Smith, I<ora Powder, Olive
Poole and Gladys ShipIey,; Murray
Powder, Reuben Poole, Berry Buck
ingham. Brice Poole, Alfred Tlnton,
Ray Brown. Jesse Shipley, Arthur
Grifioe, lelster Blizzard. Bradley
Stocksdale and Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Hlizzard and Mr.. and Mrs. JOE.
Shipaf.y
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TuRNPIKEs 4 kSOErY PROBLEM.
Holding Back the Lotation Of Roads
in Westerh Maryland.

Until the Good Roads Commission
decides what policy Il will pursue to-
wards the turnpikes, II will be impos-
sible to select the roads for improve
ment in Western Maryland. The com
mission has said that IL will not pur-
chase the pixies. but IL will be difficult
TO select through routes without eth
er buying the pixies or building paral-
lei roads. The latter would involve
great expense and would work a hard
ship upoh the owners OF the pixies.
The commission will probably &C.
cept the Liberty road, which has been
offered by Frank Galloway, the own
er, on condition THAI he be allowed
10 remove the stone. II is IA miles
long, running through Baltimore coun-
~ into Carroll.
The Question of buying the Freder-
lex turnpike is being discussed, The
State owns stock in this pike TO the
extent OF 1000. from which Il re-
'ceivcd a dividend last year of S55.
Not until the tentative routes in
Baltimore county shall have been &C.
lected will II be possible 10 select the
roads for Improvement In Howard
Carroll and Hartford counties, since
the roads extending through Balu-
more county have an important bear
ing upon the roads In the counties
named.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Edwin W. Shriver is visiting
her brother In New York city.
Mrs. Charles Eckenrode, of Wash
lngton, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Grumbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith and son
Ralph. of Baltimore, are visiting rela-
tiyes In this county.
George o. Beard. OF Marshall, IIli-
nois, spent Sunday with his brother
in-law, j, d. Mitchell.
Miss Ada v. Leister is visiting rel
stives and friends this week at Union
town and Taneytown.
Captain A. Billingslea, of Chicago.
Is visiting his brothers. Drs. Charles
and Jas. II. BiIlingsiea.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. stoner. West
Main street, entertained number OF
their friends at cards last night.
Mrs. John L. Reifsnider, of Terrace
Hill, entertained at luncheon on
Thursday the ladies OF College Hill.
Miss Annie Herring susker. OF Sandy
Vile. who had been visiting friends in
Baltimore the past week, has returned
home.
Miss Pearl Firor and MessrH. Ed
ward Nygren and ]. y. Fleagie, OF Bal
timore. spent Sunday with Miss Elsie
Bowman. Tannery.
Mrs. Geo. Kiee. of Highland Farm.
near Eastyiew, spent part OF last week
With Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Klea az
Walnut Grove Mills.
Miss Grace V. Stoner. of Pennsyl-
vania avenue. this city. visited her aunt
aud uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. BY
ers. Of Union Bridge, several days last
week.
Miss Margaret Stultz was given a
surprise party on January %, from
10 4, az the home Of her parents, west
Green street. The surprise was given
by a number Of her little friends.
Miss Alyertia N. warehime.o of Bach
mans Valley, thanks her many
friends who did not forget her on her
18th birthday, January is, by sending
her beautiful postcards and birthday
gifts.
Miss Mary &. Derr, Miss Grace u.
Derr and Jessie Israel Derr. Of 1909
Clifton avenue. Baltimore. spent Sat
nrday and Sunday last with their aunt,
Mrs. A. Y. Forsythe. South Centre
street
Miss Mary ShelIman has received
az invitation to the sath anniversary
OF the marriage oG Mr.. and Mrs.
a
Mr. Miles IL a graduate OF Western
Maryland College
Mrs. VIM II. Marker aud son Jacob
ol Markers Mill. returned home after
spending a few daya with her brother
Theodore =. Brown, principal of the
high school Of iampatead. They also
yiAited friends in l.istlestown and
Hanover.
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sasxhInE Party.

A very pleasant sleighinE party was
held at the hospltakle home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Warehime, IN Bach
mans Valkg, Tuesday evening, essn-
uary ~. In honor OF their eldest
daughter tlvertla. The evening was
spent In social convefsation and rnu-
sic on the organ by Miss Esta WHutz.
also music on the violin and harmon
lea by John NJ zentz. OF near West
minister. All enjoyed themselves until
late htnr. when they were invited
10 partake of refreahmentH &mong
those present we're Horace ieppo
and wife George Strevig and wIfe.
Frank Menchey and wife. Joseph
WnrehIine and wife. Chester 81. Gel
man. Mrs. David leppo. Misses EHta
Wantz, Edith Bish, Helen Bish. Virgie
Marker. Ada Louey. Airie Knipple.
Edna nNtterer. Efiic Bankert, Aivertla
Warehime. Mamie Wisner, ,Haien Look
ingbill. Maize Leppo. Dalsv Carr,
Alta ,Nsrevlg. Mamie Stonesifer. Viola
Yingliug, Florence Zentz. Ansie l,eese.
Erma aiouser Elva Manehey. Viva
Jones, Grace Coppersmlth Moiune
Reaver, Edna Bankert, Annie Man
chey, Nellie ARnehey. Eurma Ware
hime tnd Eloise warehime. Paul F1txe,
John ~. ZentE. Harry warehlme. Car
roll ifttIe. Grover warehiSne. Maurice
Bankort. Ernest Stewart, Elmer Wing
ling. Robert I1eese. BeFfert Babylon,
nnTbS Smeach. Edgar Hankerf, Clar-
ence Schriver. Herberf T#oumer. Hon
WaEVhime. HcrSchel Wasehime. Geo.
Lee<e, Charles Streyig. Mzrurlre Stone
siis7, William Stoneaifer. Paul Jones.
tlartnce leppo. Thaddesss klelnsnitz.
EltisEe lDeese. Arthur Ylngling. Les
ter l4tese, John warehins1. Harry Lep-
Po, psihnnle Strevig Russell wnrehlme.
EsFt Warehime and Norman Ware
hiu1s
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tor, Rev. Martin Schweitzer of Union
Bridge, who performed the ceremony.
The bride wore O beautiful gown OF
smoke-colored silk, trimmed with
white. and carried white prayer
book The groom wore the conven-
tional black. The maid OF honor
wore q gown OF smoke-colored silk.
trimmed with white, and carried n
bouquet OF flowers. The brides trav-
cling gown was a suit of blue cloth.
with hat to match.
The bride received many handsome
and useful presents. consisting of sill
yerware, plush rugs and cut glass. A
reception followed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Haines left on the 6
o'clock train for Baltimore.
Those present we're Rev. Martin
schweitzer. Guy Haines and wife,
Joseph Formwalt and wife. VIM. Form
walt and wife, Jacob Haines and wife,
Hamilton Singer and wife, John Lantz
and wife. Nathan Haines and wife,
Sterling Gorsuch and wife, Sterling
Myerly and wife. Guy Formwalt and
wife, Paul Formwalt and wife, Frank
Miller and wife. Jacob Rodkey and
wife. w. IT, Marker and wife. Dr.
Luther Kemp and wife. Charles Hum
bert and wife. David Hahn and wife,
Lewis Myers and wife. Ernest Myers
and wife, Marshal Myers and wife.
Irwin Myers and wife, Herbert Win
ters and wife. Arthur Master and wife,
Mrs. Daniel Young. Mrs Jesse Fuss,
Misses Florence Formwalt. Emma
Crowl. Hilda Haines. DR.. Berthe Flea
gle, Romaine Formwalt, Ada 1.eister,
Grace FormwaIt. Lillian Haines. Bes-
sic zimmerman. Grace Formwalt.
Pauline Fuss. Daisy Formwalt, Alice
Myers. ilessie Rodkey. Edith Lemon.
Carrie Myers. Nellie shriver. Fannie
Fiohr, Ella Duttsrer, Grace thinner
man aud Carrie Winters. Mesars. VIM.
Fofmwalt. Roy Singer. Carroll Iantz.
Harry Young. Earl I.antz. Harry Form
walt Earl HRines. VIM F1ohr, 8teri-
ing Zimmerman, Martin Myers, How
ard Maus. Andrew Myers. Plus Spon-
sier. Luther Eckard. John Lemon.
Abraham Dutterer. Raymond Rodkey.
Walter Haines. John Iantz, Jr.,
Maurice FonnWalt and Clarence Mas
Ter
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DEATHS HARVEST.
WeH Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.


Mrs. Caroline Brummel died after a
brief illness on Thursday morning at
her residence in Houcksville. She was
the oldest surviving member of a
large family. Her funeral was held
Saturday afternoon IN Wesley NJ n
church, Rev. NILSSON Thomas ofFiciat-
ing. Her remains were inferred Ia the
cemetery adjoining the church Her
pallbearera were her nephews. Wes-
ley, AsbuFy and Joseph Davidson,
Columbus and Samuel EIserode. Ben
jamin and Anon Taylor c. v. Tip
ton & Son we're che undertakers. Her
age was 50 years, months and 20
days.
The death OF Aunt Caroline"
marks the passing OF one more OF n
type. alas an too rare In these days.
a gentiewomRn In the fullest and
truest sense, one who probably never
gave II a thought, yet who in the very
inner consciousness OF the fact could
never forget II or be guilty OF the
smallest breach OF al II meant % live
up 20 such a high ideal Retiring
and unassuming in her life. she ever
had a Kindly, gentle word and a cor
dial greeting for all who came 10 her.
Her friends were legion, and not one
among them did she ever lose. while
II is NOT 10 much 10 add, she never
made an enemy, Her faith was as
that Of n little child. simple, trussiul
aud e0nfiding. And thfs, together with
her broad Christianity. hef sweetness.
her patience through much tribnlation
and ber kindness. combine 10 make
her Example = rich inheritance Dor all
who VIII rightly lay hold on Il, n 1ly-
Ing tribute TO memory which should
never die, while we, who loved her
and now mourn her as n great per-
sa5nal loss, must strive TO iuse our
grief In the assurance OF her INFINITE
Eain. She was ready 10 meet her
pilot face to face when the wue clear
call was heard. Aa We leave her "at
rest beside those she has aoyed long
since and lost awhile. We nsnlt NOT for
get the sympathy We owe so her chill
dren. May her biessine abide with
them and Gods grace sustain them
She leaves the following children
tn mourn her loaA; Frank and John
Brummel, Of near this pincs: George,
OF Admission. Ala, and Jgtgats ~ home
several grandchildren md one great.
Rfnndchild.
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"LlAeoIR WaJ" BeSi Mar.

What better plan has beensauggested
vwhat better plan can be sauggested
--fdor national testimonial 10 Abra-
ham Lincoln than THAI pusposed by
Senator Knox OF constructing an en-
during boulevard from Washkngton 10
Gettysburg TO be called -TtAneoln
Way?'
IA Washington was eeagtared all
lhQpe OF preserving a united aati0n. AT
Gettysburg was the climaeaersc, OF, the
ahoody struggle for disnnS0sl. That
1dld lOf carnage where lie the brav-
eHt dead of contending armies As now
a shrine where North and South meet
In established brotherhood and amlty.
@15incoln Way" would lie across Ma
sou and Dlxon's line and help 20 abol-
ish III and blot II from the national
memary. II is good thought 90 take
this method OF giving centennaal ac-
claim no the national gratitude. Let
the survey be made and the road hBllt.
--Ph1aa1alphia Record.
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HaInes--FormwMaIt..

A beautiful and attractive wedding
took psace on Thursday afternoon
January AL, at 2 o'clock at the hokHe
OF MIR. asA Mrs. Joseph FormwasS
near TyrO8e, when their third daugh-
ter, Miss MMrgie Blanche. was united
In The holy beads OF matrimony to Guy
W. Haines. Of near Frizellburg.
The wedding took place IN the par
Tor which had been exquisitely dec
GRATED for the occasion. The wedding
party entered the parlor with Miss
Romaine Formwass. sister or the
bride, presiding al she organ. First
ia the march were she ushers, Miss
HiIda Haines. sister Of the groom, and
Miss Florence Formwalt. sister OF the
bride, They were followed by the
maid of honor, Miss Lillian Haines,
sister 0f the groom. and the best man
Harry FOrmwalt, brother OF the bride.
Following came the bride and groom,
and they were met under bell en-
twined with holly by the brides pas
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A Westminster Inventor.

The Baltimore Evening News OF
Tuesday haE this item.
M. v. shEfveT. hotel proprietor OF
Westminster. Md, has filed application
for patents In the Patent Office at
Washington for a clever device for
sending In fire alarms that he claims
will do away with the present eystem
OF boxes He Is In town today Intend
ing to see the local authorities about
his system and later the County Com
mlsstoners, with view Of putting IN
a bid for their new system. now under
contemplation. Mr.. Shriver's device
utitizes the telephone to send In
alarms. Wherever there il a fele-
phone there Is a direct connection with
the fire department Each block OF
the city or town Is numbered and
when wishing to give an alarm all
that is necessary Is TO ask the operator
TO send In an alarm from box No. so
and so. She has an appliance over
her desk, which requires but the turn
of lever to send in the necessary
number and alarm to all engine COM
panies.y
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MERRY WEDDING BELLS
MEN AND MAIDENs CHOOSE COMPAN.
IONS FOR LIFE
Happy Couples Have No Fear That
Marriage WIN PFsVe a Failure
Mather Herr.

On "Wednesday, January ~, 1903,
the Methodist Protestant Church was
crowded from altar 10 door to witness
the marriage OF two OF Westmlnster's
most popular young set. The bride
WAS the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank X Herr aud the bride
groom r. William Mather. Jr., an
enterprising young mechant. of the
firm of T. w. Mathsr 4 Sons.
The altar and ffpnl OF the church
had been beautifully decorated with
green plants and ferns Arches had
been erected over the center aisle and
covered with ivy. 10 Il had the appear
ance OF summer garden on entering
the church.
The bride was attiTed In a lace robe
over a white satin dlfetorie gown
made empire, with hat and gloves 70
match. The bride carrying bridal
roses, entered the church on the arm
of the groom. She had no attendants
The usherA were r. Trump Herr
and Frank w. Mather, Of Westminster
brothers of the bride and groom re-
speetiyeiy. and James 8. Baer, Jr.. and
Harry D. Phillips. Baltimore.
The marriage ceremony used was
that of the Lutheran church. Rev
Charles NJ Trump. an uncle Of the
bride. of M1rtinsburg. W. Va. assisted
By Dr. y. L. Greenfield, performed
the ceremony
The bride and groom left on the
evening train and will spend a montsi
In Florida and Cuba
On Monday evening preceding the
groom entertained his bachelor frienda
and nahcrs At dinner Al the Hotel
Westminster. Tbs private dining room
had been reserved and appropriately
arranged for such an auHpIcIoua
occasion. Preceding the many toaata
votes were taken on who would be- the
next. nnd who the least liable 10 be-.
come bcnedicts. Those present were
Mes2rH. r. William. George and Frank
Maiher. v. Trump Herr. Herbert y
Cover, George ". Arlnncaat. Guy L.
Fowler, d. anlder Babylon, 4. 3, VII.
son and Dr. James r. ahreeva.
On Tuesday evening the bride enter
tainsd Informally the bride Ero0m's
family and her house gueata.
Among the out Of town guests dur
Ing the wedding we're Mr.. ard MFr
Charles Trump, Martinaburg. w. Va. /;
Dr. aud Mrs, Luther Trump Manches.
Ter, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. corneilnm Mlilur
Manchester, ND nv. ana MrM Samuel
Honck. Mr and Mrs. James 8. Basr.
Nj. and IFA Harry d Phillips. Mrs.
=. ID Bates. Mra. Gillespie. Miss Mary
haihor. Miss Julia W. Kenly, Msaa
Marian ksaiy. Miss Louisa Hopper,
all OF baltimore: Misc Bemsie TRUMP,
Mnrtinshmrv, W. Va: silMA Maud
Crimes, Washington. n. c.: MinNea
barA, Elizabeth, AdiA and Rmnr.
Trump, Manchester, Nd; Mlaa Bcaa q
unnkel. Warwick. Nd: Miss Cordsfia
LeEg. ruion Bridge: Miss Ada wooaUu'
Hampstead. Nd: REV. A. n Masher
Greenwood. Del: 1hHaes y. Ksnly
Leroy Kcniy and Alexander Meredith
John Houck. Charles Miller, of IsaltI.
more Mark Bckers. GcttyNburK, PA. /.
Herbert Wooden, Hampstead. Nd. ID
NJ Brtihast. Glen Rock. Ia.
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Surprise Party.

A delightful surprise party was CIV
en- az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
y. Cook. near Warfieldsburg. Thursday
evening, January 81. in honor OF their
daughter habel. The evening was
spent Ia music. various games and
plays unH late hour. when refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cook, Misses
Laura Robertson, Elsie Duyali, Rae
Robertson, Emma Robertson. Viola
Bond. Eta FrizzelI Marie Royer.
Cora DanaeT, Rhoda Barnes, Mary
Gladhiil, Ethel Willet. Elizabeth, Dam
ner. Elizabeth Bower. Louis Rob.
ertson. Aasle Bowersox, Mabel Cook,
Myrtle Cook and Stella Cook; Weldon
Duyall, Wilmer Duvall, Wilbur Roger,
Clarence Manahan, Clarence Barnes.
Archie Keefer. Jacob Fftze, Roy Sell
man. Wilbur Harris. Roy Bowersox
Guy Barnes, Vernon GIadhill. Preston
Logue, Norris Robertson and Chester
Cook.
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Garrurh.

Henry G. GoFHuch. of n anncry, died
on Sunday afternoon. January "a. at
y. m. aged "a year Mr.. Hornuch
was soldier In the Citsi War. having
enlisted July 10. 1864, and was dis
charged July z. is6s. 'Ge was a men-
bed of Cofn9Any r Second Maryland
Regiment, and waS ~ every battle
thar was fought by ilis regiment. AZ
ter his dinrhaTEc ~ went with the
army as a seamEter. and was In mum
erous fights with the Indians. lie was
q member OF Burna Post. No. 10, q. A.
r., OF this city. lie leaves widow
but no eAaadrcn iRo was an uncle
~ Dohnea {. Nygrcn. chief clerk OF
the Westminster poaofiiee. His fun
eral took place on Tuesday, services
being hesk In Thomas Chapel, Tan
merry. Rev. r. ". Aulbrose osfciating.
intermenf wRs In Westminster cem-
etery.
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Orphans Court.

Frank VI. WiIlet, administrator of
John ID. Eeeser, deceased, returned
inventories of personal property.
money and debts, and received order
to sell personal property.
Margaret Zapp, executrix of George
w. ZepD, deceased returned inventor
les OF personal property and debts.
Anna NJ. CIaa6Gtil, executrix of Fran
els |. ClassoB. deceased, upon petit
tion received oraar to sell real estate
Eva Mamie Wilson, guardian Of
Mary E., Milton NJ, Edna g., Susan
NJ, and Viola Bennett, wards, receiv-
ed order to invest and order TO use
aunds for maintenance, also stated her
first account.
Tuesday, January z6.--The sale OF
Yeas estate of Levi N. Bnader, deceas-
ed. 6nally ratified by the Court.
Melvin w. Routsin, administrator
W. a, Of Urith Roop, deceased, return
ed inveptory of real estate.
Nathan II. Bale, executor 0f Mary
F. Bale. deceased, received order to
sell stock.
Clara v. Hull. administrators of
Oliver A. HuiJ, deceased, settled her
first and final account.
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Charles ID. Crawford, Of Chambers.
burg. Pa. and Miss Minnie J. Warren.
of Union Bridge. Nd. were married
at the First Lutheran parsonage In
ChamberHburE ~ D. m January 90.
BY the Rev o e. Roth. They left on
later train for Harrisburg. Isalti-
more. Washington aud other points
south. They will be- at home after
February 10 at I2g r. Washington
street. ChRmberaburg. Pa
Mr.. Crawford II the genial manager
Of the Prnn Mar Grocery Co. located
In ChHtnbersburR. ard son Of 3. n.
CrawpSrd. the popular Auctioneer Of
Hanover, Pa. Miss Warren IL the
eldest daughter uE Frank Warren. of
UHawn Bridge, but for the last year
haA resided with her aunt. Mrs. Gso,
Asvfly. of ChambersburR.
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Company II Inspected.

Col. Charles ID. Gather. adiutan,
general, First Brigade. acting insnec-
TOR general, with Capt. HARRISON. 12th
=. 5. Infantry, inspected Company II
and band OF this city on january Ok
Col. Gather complimented the com
pany very highly on their improve-
ment since the last inspection stating
mat the manual of arms was the hest
OF any company he had inspected thls
ian. Capt. HARRISON also compliment
eel the company on their appearance
saving it was the best equipped com
pany he had inspected in the State
Ihey also complimented the band very
highly Tor It's appearance and PLAYING
Company II paraded for inspection
one oiiicer and Al enlisted men out Of
90 enlisted, three men being out Of the
State and one man sick.
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Edmondsen CoIeman.

An interesting wedding took place
At Deer Park ". 2. parsonage satur-
day afternoon. January 10. when Miss
Martha Elizabeth Coleman became
the bride OF William Thomas Edmond
son. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Edwin Oliver Ewing. pastor
Of the Deer Park N. q. Church. The
bride was attired In brown suit. hat
and gloves 10 match. The groom wore
The conventional black with white tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. RdmondAon viii reside
with the brides parents until spring.
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SeIby.

Mrs. r. q. selby'a daughter. Mlss
Sophia Selby was married Wednesday
20 J.. Scott Mercier. Of Woodblna, at
the Seiby home. Cloyerdale The bride
wore white batln,e and carried Brides
roses. Her eldest brother. Howard &.
Selby. gave her away. Little Miss
Margaret McQaay Sciby, OF Oak
land. niece Of the bride, was
flower girl. Owing TO reeeni
death. only immediate relative Witness
ed the ceremony. which was performed
by Rev. " n pearce. rector OF Ss.
paul'H Episcopal church. Mr. and Mrs.
Mercier left for u trip South. The bride
IL the daughter of the late r. q. Selby.
who formerly represented Howard
county In the Legislature.