The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Linwood base ball club de-
feated the Union Bridge team on
Saturday. 10 to D.
A marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore on Saturday to Henry K.
Kruse. of Baltimore. and Mary '.
Dudderer. Mt. Airy. Md.
The stage coach line, running be-
tween Frederick and Liberty, Nd. has
been succeeded by an automobile pas
senger car with q capacity Of 20 per
sons.
Some little excitement was created
on Saturday night on Pennsylvania
avenue when two teams came togeth-
er. The only damage was smashed
wheel.
Tomorrow the German Lutheran
picnic will be held at Smaliwood. On
Deer Park Road. This 10 one Of the
largest festivities of its kind held IN
this county.
A large crowd of people we're IN
this city on Saturday night 10 attend
the fete, and make purchases At our
stores. 4 much larger gathering Is
tADtIl00 AAA8 9hhhiNu''
The Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank, this city. ls the only
bank in this county which stands
well in the list of honor banks IN the
As states Of this country.
The large freight engine No. 300
which had been stored away for some
time 1t Union Bridge by the Western
has ham
sold to a railroad company In Mexico.
A norton of the 9th u. s. cavalry
passed through Clear Ridge. on Mon
day morning on their way from
Gettysburg TO Fort Myer, Va. They
eneamped At Taneytown on Sunday
night
DR.. John Mehring, Of LittlestaEn.
who has been under treatment Tor
tuberculosis at a sanitarium above
Denver. Colorado, Is so greatly IN
proved that he has been offered and
accepted an appointment on the stan
at the sanltarlum.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pleasant
Grove. sandyYiIIe, will hold their next
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Howard
Loekard, on Friday afternoon. August
18th. II the weather be unfaYorabie
that afternoon, 1t will be held the fol
lowing Monday afternoon.
The horse hooked to the meat
wagon Of Marshall E. Campbell ran
on down VEST Main street on Tues
day morning and damaged a number
of wheels on vehicles that were tied
along tl1e street. The team vas
caught before any serious damage vas
done
A horse owned by Robert Green.
Tannery. dropped dead from some IN
known cause. on Tuesday afternoon
on Centre street The horse vas
hooked to a buggy when It dropped 10
the ground. but was hurriedly re
leased from the buggy, when It I'm
medIateIy jumped up and dropped for
the second time and expired IN few
minutes.
The vii of the late John d. Eader.
of near Mount Airy, has been filed Tor
probate IN The Orphans Court IL
beaueaths al of his property. both
real and personal, to his wife. sonh=
roma p. Eader, during her life. aud at
her death to be equally divided among
his children, Rosa NJ, Henry II. aud
Eleanora I. Fader, He appoints III
wife as executor without bond.
Albert MeGee ond son. Of Musea.
tee, Iowa. are visiting his sister. Mr..
Aaron pIoWman, Clear Ridge. Nj
MCGEE left here for Iowa, thirty Yaafs
ago On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. PloH=
man entertained in honor Of Mr.. Nc
Gee, his mother. Mrs. Catherine Ne
Gee, Ezra MeGee and wife. Of neaf
Bark Hi. Miss Blanche Ecker. O
MayberrY: Mrs. Mary StonesIfef. Of
Baltimore. and Mrs, Samuel Bflekef.
of Taneytown.
The vii of the late William T.
Hyatt, Of Evansville, Maryland. has
been filed for probate In the Orphans.
Court He beaueaths all his estate 10
his wife, Emma c. Hyatt, during her
life and At her death to be equally d.
yided among his children. IotIIe !.
Hyatt, Maud A. Hyatt, James \.
Hyatt, ]. +. Linwood Hyatt, Edwin D.
Hyatt and Clyde l.. Hyatt, share and
share alike. He appoints his wife n
his execnIrIx without bond.
Benjamin 7. Smith, OF Washington.
ID. G., Who vas killed In mysterious
manner at Mt. Holly, a summer
resort On the Potomac River. vas ,
friend Of GItha Miller, of this city
He was carrying a rifle and had laid
1t down On the end of the pier. Some
young woman on the pier picked the
rifle up, which was accidentally dis
charged. the bullet penetrated his
brain. He lived for short time. His
father Is secretary to Senator Hey
burn. Of Idaho.
The Underwater Portland Cement and
Lime Company, Union Bridge. l.
progressing finely with the work on
their large enterprise. They are now
exeayatIne for the foundation for the
shale furnace building which Is to be
400 feet n length. Another lime fur
mace vii be erected near the one nov
In operation. It Is rumored that On
account Of scarcity OF houses for the
mon employed at the works that the
company i about to arrange with the
w. NJ. 7. L. to put In operation !
train to IN from this city 10 u1Ion
Bridge each morning and evening dur
ing the week