The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-02-18
BACHMAN,S VALLEY.

On Monday was Valentines day, but
many persons did not respect same,
as not large supply was in the mails.
Persons will not forget that this Is
the first day that all money must be
given to or put into substantial en-
velope, when letters are mailed and
put in mail boxes.
Public sales will begin In few days,
and good supply Of same are al
ready upon the bill. Some persons
quit work and others move away.
Such is life.
Cleveland Leese, who was hired at
the home of Geo. ?. Panebaker, left
last Friday for his home, where he
will stay the coming summer.
Miss Arie Knipple and Harry Ware
hime, who were united in the
sweet bands of matrimony on Febru-
| airy s, left for a trip to Baltimore.
They said they did not know what
date they would arrive back again.
"Just wait for sound OF no sleep"
music, then they have arrived. We
congratulate them with our best wish
es for happy life.
Considerable sickness prevails in
our community at present But no
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nate.
Horace Wine, who has been living
| in Hanover, and was driving bread
delivery wagon through this vicinity
| has resigned his position and returned
to the home of his father, at this place.
| He says that home is best at all time.
The subject Of the Anti-Saloon
league i'm the Advocate last week was
1 int - oIT
one, Mr.. Anderson.
The young folks are enjoying them
selves skating and coasting on the
hills.
Clinton Warehime was in Hanover
last Saturday and made a fine trade
with his horse.
Otto Harmon spent Sunday with his
mother in Westminster, and came
home we'll pleased.
Meat is high up, and may stay up
at such high price. Keep strong
key to your meat house, as some per-
sons love to see ii come down" off
the hook in the dark.
The weather was a little warmer
and pleasant for a few days, but snow
is still here and plenty of ice. No
person can say that he could not get
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his own fault ii none is secured.
| The furnace and all connections to
steam radiators at Bixler's U. 3.
Church were given an excellent clean
| ing and some repairs made on Monday
by Edward NJ. Wine and Horace Wine.
I was also present when fire was
made and steam was soon secured;
one pound in As seconds. There is
4hn% 1Ir x1rgy L.
thoroughly warmed at the next meet
ing, which will be on Sunday evening.
The Y. p. s. G.. u. at 100 o'clock; all
members and others are requested to
be present.
Threshing is soon finished by farm
ers i'm this vicinity. Some uses a gas
oline engine, which does good work
Mr.. Ffssel uses his engine for all
work and goes from farm to farm.
John Myerly has bought the farm
owned by Allen Lippy, on the road
leading to Manchester. He will take
possession in the spring. Mr.. Myerly
will not have sale as was reported by
some persons.
Services at Jerusalem church on
Sunday at 10 a. m, by Rev. J. B. Stone
sifer, and on February ~, at 10 a. m,
o. HOICI5u hlo5lOAdLy SSIuOA Will UC
given by Rev. Fl. Fl. Flick. A special
program will be used. The Sunday
school season will soon be here.
Persons who receive their gasoline
at w. L. Zepp's store are requested to
move same as soon as it is brought
there by the oil wagon, as it is not safe
to hold such material
Leave all subscriptions and news
with your correspondent for papers
and he will give his best attention to
all. No charges except for advertise
ments.