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UrIONToWr DISTRICT.

Miss Hettie Haines, Of New Wind
sor, spent several days this week With
her mother, hrs. Mollie Haines
Mrs. Catherine Gookaon and Miss
Helen Lynch, of Westminster, we're
entertained at tea On Monday by Mrs.
Missouri Routson.
Mrs. Leanna Zile., OF Winfield. Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. VIM Segafoose,
several days this week.
Quite 3 number Of haryesLers we're
invited On Friday evening last TO Mr..
Samuel HlltabridIe.s to enjoy their
harvest treat. The table vas laden
with an abundance OF good things,
which everybody enjoyed. such as
water melon, eanteIope, bananas,
cakes. Ice cream and lemonade. Those
present we're Rev. and hrs. I. +. mur-
ray. Rev. and Mrs @. y. Baughman,
Mr. and hrs. Samuel HIltabTidle. Mr..
and hrs. Wesley Rodkey. Mr.. and hrs.
irwin Myers. Mr. and hrs. Edward
Caylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Flick
niger. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh HiltabrIdle,
Misses HIlda Haines. Margaret Gra-
ham, Mary Baughman, Arminta MUIR
ray, Ruby and Pearl Rodkey, Elsie
HiltabridIe: Messra. Harry Baugh-
man, David Bloom. Brook, John and
Ross HIIIabrIdle. Edward Stultz;
Master Vernon Cayior, Margaret
Myers. Preston FlIcklnger and Car
rollton Murray. Mrs Hlltabridle was
the recipient Of several nice harvest
presents. quartered oak BUFFET and a
clover leaf mahogany stand.
Miss Emma CTabhs is spending
some time In Baltimore.
A number Of the members OF the
Wyoming Tribe Of Red Men. q
uniontown. vent to Frederick on
Tuesday 10 visit the Chippewa Tribe
and present them the Pipe of Pea
The tribe viii keep II for talrty DAYS
and then pass Il 10 another tribe L
will take seven years TO pass Ihe"nip
Of Peace to all the tribes.
Mrs. b. l.. Cookson. Mrs. IT -
shreeYe, Misses NeItIe Myers ana Ro-
main Hollenberry took an enjoyable
automobile trip 10 GettyHhurgon Tues
day.
Mra. Philip Englar and daughter
Hilda. are spending the week In
Waynesboro
Mr.. John Wright. OF Bark Hill. and
Miss Fannie Wright, Of Baltimore,
we're the guests OF Mrs. LAME Shaw
Saturday night and Sunday.
The Lutherans will hold 4 bazaar
On. the school house lawn Thursday
evening, August T.
Mr.. Roas Winters. Of Taneytogn,
Is visiting Mrs. Missouri Roulson and
other relatives and friends In the town
md vicinity.
Mrz. Mary uayn has returned from
visit OF three monlhs n Taneytovn
Mr.. Mervin Powers. Of Baltimore
Il visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bill
myer.
Elder y. r EnEIar and son Myers,
spent Tuesday II pen-Mzr
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HELH0sR.

Saturday LAT va The hottest day
this summer. The thermometer
climbed ~ 10 % In the ahade. De-
spite the great heal : large crosd
gathered II VENTS Union Sunday
school In The afternoon. Several
duets we're SUM b. MisH Anna Cram-
Grove. Pa. which we're enjoyed by he
school and the visitors pre-
ant.
The celebration II shsrman.s Nas
= success. An immense crowd saE
present. Among the speakers who de-
lI.ered good addresses were ley
LIndaman. Hartman and Lzau. md
lion. II. y Long. Of Hanover. Pa.
The Carroll County Reed Band m
lIYened the occasion With music. 18th
N th9 afternoon and evening The
receipts al the stand wens So
Miss Lulu EIrasbridEe. = FaHn
Grove. Pa. Ia the guest 81 NIas Anna
Il CrumrIne, former elasHmatz NJ
Miss strasbridga.
Some OF our farmers II fhla vicinity
are threshIng their sheaI harvest by
steam Tia yield i Rond. especially
n the blended varieties.
Mr.. Newton. Of Wastmin sler. eHnlo
10 BaehmaH's Valley one day last wask
18th his touring car and Io0a MeaHfB
Milton Myers, Jonathan Dlxlar. clas
Il Tracey and George PanebaEer ofsr
m extensive part of old Carroll conn
!. They sent 10 Pleasant Valley. On
to FfIzellbnrg and uniouIosyu. then 10
Union Bridge, where there Il In he
course OF construction N immense
Cement Plant. 70 b operated BY The
TIdewater Portland Cement 20. IL
vii Be capitalized II tI.t25. 100. al
Of the raw material with which 10
make cement l. right there. requiring
but little expense To prepare for M
mediate u. They then sent 10 New
Windsor. passed through the beautiful
Wakefield Valley. On n Asnndala.
Westminster anI home
What might have bean geTl1ua &C.
cldent happened on Monday evening
last The two smallest children OF
Mr. and Mfs. Leaudsr Roger we're In
the horse stable. One q tn horses
kicked. infIIetinE q slight acaln wound
On each OF he children.
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.OnCKsYnLR.

Miss Anna Hoffman and Elias Bas-
lfr spent Sunday In Baltimore. They
made the trip N the auto.
Harry DarrieE. OF Trenton. N. j.,
Miss Esty Ebaugh, LIonal, and Ches-
ter Ebaugh. and Ralph Barrlok. OF
PIttsbnrg. Pa. are guests at Valley
Brook Farm, the home Of v Il. s.
Algire.
Mrs. Edw. c. Reese and Miss Mabel
Beetley, Of Baltimore, visited Hrs.
Jesse Elseroad the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan spent
Sunday With NJ and Mrs. George II.
eaple. OF East View.
Mrs. VIM. Beam i critically III at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Buchanan and
sons, Thomas and Francis, and Miss
Teresa Il. Mosamiller spent Wednes-
day at River View Park
Mrs. Vim. GrnmbInc, Of Weatmina-
ter. Is spending some time With her
parents, Mr.. and Mr. John ". Abbott.
Rev. G. 7. House viii administer the
sacrament Of the Lords supper at
Wesley Sunday morning II 10 o'clock.
Miss Myrtle BeefIey and Aeaars.
Smith and Stewart. Of Baltimore.
spent the past week with G. :. Eize-
road
The Ladies' I'D Society OF Wesley
met last Thursday AZ The home Of
chaB II. Van Cleaf. There vas quito
good turn out Refreshments we're
served
Miss Grace Eby, Of Pleasant Grove
Farm. Is spending \ month in The
nInp Ridge MouufaIuz With her alHIaf
Henry Stump made a flying visit 10
| his farm.
Miss EfiIe Ehaugh. formerly of tHls
place. but now Of Baltimore. Is Tour
| Ing Europe.
The Ladies' AID Society VIII hold a
social 1T the home Of G T. Elseroad
August 4th.
Mrs Lime Snyder and daughter afe
the guests Of her parents. Mr. md Mrs.
james Hoffman. At Hunters Range.
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ALEsIA.=

Mr. and Mrs. b. o. Belt, Of Baiti-
more. visited the Iatter.s parents. Mr..
and Mrs. g. d. Bell, OF near here. the
past week.
Nineteen tickets were sold at this
sta n for Pen-Mar Thursday Of last
wee.
Mi Mildred Wilhelm, OF this place,
who had been spending the past few
months With relatives # Auburn. Ill.
returned home lasI Thursday.
J OBJ : SheareT and son. OF nalti=
more. visited relatives IN this vicinity
ihe past week.
ffs. John Fowhle and daughter. Of
- wblesbnrg. and Elmer IiofIacker. OF
aTRs, spent Sunday Nth their par
entH. Mr. and Mrs. 2. ]. HofTacker. Of
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. $. II. Hoffackef. Of
Manchester, spent Sunday nth their
son. ). l. HoffaekeF and family. o. this
place.
M William Perry, wife and daugh-
ter Of Union Bridge, Waited Mr.. and
Mrs ". Z. WiIhlde. 81 this place. sun
day last.
Master Elmer Laner. Of Baltimore.
Is visiting his cousin, Raymond Laner.
of this place.
Dr. II. f. shamsr. Of baltimore.
visited relatives a this plaes Sunday
last.
Miss Amelia Rohrbangh, Of row-
bleshurg. Is spending aUme time With
her cousins. Misses Florence and
Alice Bioeher. u this place.
Amos nuhl. Of Ohio. visited Tela-
lives and friends OF this place the past
.eek.
M an Mr. Clarence Mccullough
and son. Of Baltimore. visited /. ~
I.aueT and family TIE pat week
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.AYI.OByIm.E.=

Health IF community. good.
Mr. ] l.. Myers. after spending I
few days IN Baltimore. haa returned
home
Chas : Myers has moved his fam
iiY from Baltimore 10 Winfield
Ma Mary Foglg. OF ThufmouI. IL
spending , f. daYa 9TH hHr daugh=
Ter. ArH }. /. Myers
Ernest Barnes, slfe and daughter
spent Sunday With Nr. and Yrs. Goo.
Young.
Theo Cummings and family enter
tained On Tuesday evening laal Ar.
George Young. wife and two children.
Evelyn AID Minnie. and Mr. Hilda
Pickett.
Thomas Barnes paid = fling visit
10 Westminster Saturday LAT
MrR Melinda Smith I on the sick
lat
M. George Wright and daughter
Maggie. have returned home afief
spending : fex dafa In Baltimore
Rain Il badly needed in this COM
munIIY.
Some o. ouT people attended the
temperance picnic near Daniel. lt
saa largely attended.
IT, Al Society wa held at the
home Of IRA George Bare Wednesday
IaAt
M. and Mr. Harry Little. of Vest
minister. spent last Sunday With Taeo.
Cummings and family.
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=PATAPscO..

There vii be Christian EndeaYor
rally IT The NJ. = Church. August I'll.
II a. m. there will DO ; praise
meeting, preaching % .. m, " Prof.
Simpson, Of Westminster. and az : D.
N. Mrs. Fenby. Of FInkshnrg. viii adj
dress the children. Other speakers
are expected 70 be present
Frank shamer and wife, Of BalIi-
more. spent several days visiting their
parents the past week.
Charles :. Taylor and wife and IRIS.
Bertha Taylor took trip 10 Sykes
vile Wednesday.
Misses Naomi and Ruth Chew spent
several days IN Baltimore Last week
visiting friends.
Charles Hughes and Paul i.eppo
zero guests OF ALVIN Sprinkle sun
day lat.
Charles shipIey and sister Cecilia,
spent several days visiting II HaItl-
more last week
Mr. ana Mira Elias Sprinkle spent
Sunday last With their son. Grant
Sprinkle.
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FIsKsuURG

Mr. Samuel Marshall and neIee,
Catherine 0ofsnoh. Of 0YlnEz Wills.
have returned home after spending
he past eek with The formers sls-
Isr. ira. i. J. Lester.
Mi Agnes Frazier has returned
home after a short stay IN Baltimore.
Mis- Enc MaKruder. Of Washing
ton. Il spending the summer With her
sister. Mr. BertTam Blizzard.
MiHaek MattIa hnd Rose CHHselI. OF
Baltimore. are visiting lheir grand.
mother. Ms. Nary Dranden61rK.
Mr. W G. benson md daughter,
nd Hiss Sarah Miller have returned
home after spending several days ~
re guests OF Nr. md hrs Dennis
Smith. Wakefield Valley
Master Thomas Melville, uf Fred
arickabnrg. Va. is spending ne sum
mer Nth his grandparents. Mr. md
hrs. g. v. Horner
Mfz BeTIram Blizzard has return
Il home after spending several weeks
visiting friends In Washington.
Don't forget The band picnic August
-.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

szlam Lutheran ChaEEs-sI BenIamin.z-sunz
dag zshoalI D. n Divine Ser.les2 D. m. Hlznis5z.
ard Ab sueletY. f.45 p m. ST IshA'a sundaz
Behael : m. Divine SERVES 10 , m.
I W. Duty Pastor.
H@niamln.s Reformed Church SUNDAY sebosI
~ ?. m. Divine Service at "a D. n
= ,. Church. Union Mi Re-. J. v Lone
PazIaf. Sunday sehool - - D. m. q. Z Me-
Ing ,. NJ. Preaching asFviaaz At Z. . ana I so D
m. sEeTy TO weeks beginning Sunday. Fehraas.
18th
s.. Johnis Church ssandays- Losz MAJ II IL
and Hish las 1t 10 q. n. During tns wee Ma
at = IN.
Jessph {. MsIlon. Pastor.
Ascension Church. Sunday ksrvisaz 10 n
Hsax Communion. 10 q. n. Mszains Prayer
LAtzaF A. sezEnoa- Holy Communion "a Dr.
BuHdzs Of month";. a. ,. m. Evening Payer :
p n N fFHI Sunday Of m1nth. Service and Sermon
IN EHspei.
Frank - Cha p. D.. Rector.
Centenary Aethedat Eplsoansl CEureh-=l rsaez
lnE. 40 = 4. zH1 sap NJ. SUNDAY Sch IL IS
o'cAozk. Junior Isagaz : eazaek Prnysz Net
ing. wednesday. : % o'eoek
L. Hnorx Bennett, pzzlaF.
Sc. faul.z RETURNED Chnrch. Sunday sshaol #
10 = a.. Worship II II :. m.
Gaivla ;. sIzzls Pastor.
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.ARROITOX.

Miss Adah D. Hahn, Of PIsasan,
Valley. iB spending : few waeEB with
her sister. Mrs. Z. c. Ebaugh. "Hildon
Ridge
Miss Ruth Ebaugh spent the pat
week visiting her grandparents, IF,
and Mrs. Hahn. Pleasant Valley.
Rev. v. /. Belts vii preach 10 the
T. o. s of !. Order Of thIz place next
Sunday morning at Bethel church.
4 good time Il anticipated at The m
nual Sunday school celebration Of
Bethel church next Saturday. Every
one il requested TO bring their friends
and make this one Of the most enjoy
able pIeniez yet. The Cafrollton Cor
net Band viii furnish music for the
occasion.
Mrs Emily AIgIre and Mrs nebecea
Smith have been Ill the pat week, but
are improving 1t thu writing.
We regret very much 10 learn Of
the death 81 Mrs. Jacob Hun, Sandy
vile, and extend our heartfelt gym
pathy 70 the family.
Rev. and Mrs. jacob StaEb and FINN
IL have returned 10 their home IN
Harrisburg. Pa. after spending several
weeks visiting IT this place. Rev.
slaub was former pastor Of this
place.
We are glad to say thai little Mss
Lorlinne Taylor. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs.. Oscar Taylor, Hho has been III
for the past few weeks, i improving.
We hope she may continue 10 In
prove and that ere long she may be
about With her little friends again.
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JACKSONVILLE

Mr.. and Mr. Elmer pittInger AMI
little daughter Margaret. spent Sunday
with Mr. PIItinRar's parents, Mr. and
Mr.. Dennis Smith. OF Wakefield.
Some Of or young people attended
The lawn fete at New Windsor aatur-
day night
Miss Velma Fleming has returned
home alter spending come time with
her uncle. s. w. Bond. and family, OF
MaTatou.
Aaron An1ers. OF Frederick. and
friend, Of Philadelphia. visited friends
and relatives near here. over Sunday.
Hrs. Amelia Davis Il spending some
time nth her daughter, FRS. 5, 7.
Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer PittlnRer had
their harvest treat last Saturday even
lnk
Mss Yolma Fleming attended the
Lutheran reunion at Pan-Mar Thurs
day
IT. and Mr. oden Fogle and daugh
ter spent Sunday with the formers
parents
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DRIERW0OD.

We are having some very hot
weather at this writing Tins Ger
talnly Is good old summer time.
We have not heard Of any heat pros
trations, but p. ]. Babylon had the
misfortune to lose . nice plymouth
rock hen thai he thought was over
come By the heat.
Miss Margie Waltz and brother, Of
Winfield, spent from Saturday until
Sunday evening with their nncIe.s
family. John Burall
Charles Bankert and family and I'd.
Gilbert and family spent Sunday even
Ing at Samuel Greenholtz.s.
Thee Cummings, Of Winfield, took
dinner With D. Z. Gilbert On Saturday
lat
James Robertson and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at John Bnralrs.
Mrs. Wesley WarehIme took aflyIng
trip to Westminster IN Sunday even
ing with Henry casaeli, n hi auto
mobile.
! very enjoyable harvest treat was
held 81 the home OF Walter Snader On
Wednesday evening. The table was
laden Nth Ill the good things Of TIE
season. aud >, very pleasant evening
Va spent. About 10 o'clock all re-
turned to their homes, hoping they
may enjoy many more harvest treats
At Mr.. Snader.s. About 20 Of hIs
neIghbors and friends were present.
I'd. Gilbert sol a me driving horas
to Clyde Fisher. near Ne. Windsor,
for the sum Of eI75.
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9saSDYuLE.

Mrs. James Ghilda and daughters. of
FORK. Pa. are visiting relatives and
friends at this place.
Mlss Lizzie Lenpa. Of patapaeo,
spent Sunday With Miss Grace Slorp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thoa Shilling enter
tanned the following guests n we'd
ding dinner on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
:. r. Taylor, Mr. md Mrs. William
Westaway, Mr. and IRIS. Jas. {. ShIll-
Ing, Mr. and hrs. Walter Taylor. Ar.
and ira. Floyd BorIner and aon Rob-
erf, Misses Maude Taylor, Catherine
Chopper and Ray Taylor.
There aTH several new buildings be-
Ing erected at this place. u. Il. Ship
Icy i rebuilding the one recently de-
zIroye1 b. FIRE. EdgaH I.oeEaTd Is
building n addition % rs houas.
Sandy Mount NJ. :. Sunday school
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mNEERsYII.E.

Mrs. Kszaer DanEart nd daughter
Ethel and Ma Irene BRlH spent
Tuesday n Pen-Mar
VIM. Staub md family. and AIas
Dorothy Wagner. OF Union Bridge,
spent Sunday afternoon With Robert
Young and family.
Vim. Myers ard Mis- Jessie Wagner
spent Sunday Nth John Henry Ben
ner.
Samuel ?. Miller and family spent
Sunday With their daughter. MIas
Bessie g. Miller. of Ladiesburg. Fred
erIck county.
Lewis shuey spent Tuesday With
John Beard. OF New Windsor.
Mrs. Noah ReIndoIlar and daughter
Grace. Clarence Blaxton and family
and Mary Babylon, spent Sunday with
Samuel Gilbert and family.
Mrs. Annie r Miller and daughters,
nary and Grace. spent Friday With
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Warehime.
near Westminster
Samuel Dair and Hayden Michaels
are on the sick list.
Frank Matthias, Of WarfieIdBbnrg,
spent Thursday With John Henry
Bennef.
Mrs. Clara Tate spent from Sunday
I'll Wednesday With her sister. MFa.
Relndollar. Of Warfieldsburg.
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day evening. There were about sixty
Of her friends Invited to come and say
good bye" and In spite OF the heat
everybody had : good time. Among
those present we're Misses Ruth and
Elizabeth Bennett, Margaret, Helen
and AdelI Harris, Esther and lay
Sullivan, Belle Sanner, Maggie Bar
low, Helen and Lillian ToWnshend,
Myrtle and Grace Arlington. Edna
Auer. Eunice Slack, Clara Selby;
Messrs Clarence and Henry Clarke
Randolph Weer. Morris and Henry
Bennett, Harry Carter, Pearl Bennett
John Bennett. Oscar slreaker, John
Koner, Kenneth Barnes, Herbert MIres
Berton Townshend, John Brown and
many others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dynes. of IN
dIanapolis. who had been staying
With Mrs. I. ?. Schultz. have gone to
Atlantic City for short stay. Mrs
Schultz Is keeping their little daughter
Lillian Gladys. while they are away.
Mrs DR. Clarke gave = card party
TO her friends on Tuesday afternoon
Among those present were Mrs. J. N
Morris, f. Gephart, g NJ. MeIIor, I. p
Schultz, L. II. Schultz, 7. Anderson
7. Warfleld. ". II. D. Warfleld, II
Warfleld, H StInson, H. November. d
B. Sprecher, Vim Gorsueh, ]. Il. Sip
pei, \. DeVries: Misses Bertha George
and Ella Schultz, Mrs. +. Mereeron
and others.
Miss Anna Waltjen. of Towson, I'D.
Ii staying with her cousin, Miss Mary
Merceron.
Frank Mellor, who It vas reported
had been operated on for throat trou.
BILE, viii not undergo the operation
until the weather Il much cooler. az
the operation will be more compli.
cnted than was expected
Miss Marjorie spreoher. Who had
been visiting friends In Baltimore
has returned to SykesvilIe.
Ice cream cones are very popular in
our town now. but the weather Ii
warm.
Miss Belle sanner. daughter of the
former pastor Of our n. II. Church
has returned 10 her home after an ex'
tended visit TO her friends here.
Mrs. Douglas. mother OF DIR. ]
Clement Clarke. superintendent oi
Springfield Hospital. is visiting heI
son. DIT. Clarke. at Springfield.
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MOUNT mY.

Miss Minnie Yonrsye. of walbrook.
Baltimore.
Henry O. Hood has returned from
a pleasant trip TO Rehoboth Beach.
VIM. Patten. OF Lexington. Va, has
returned home after 3 pleasant visit
10 Frank Miller.
Miss amy DIETRICH spent several
days IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Ralph GuIley and Miss lone
GulIey, Of North Carolina, are visiting
Mrs. w. Il. Hood.
Miss Ethel shipIey, Of Baltimore, Il
visiting her grandmother. hrs. ,. ".
ShIpley.
Mra. 0leyia AorrIck. Of Washington.
ID. e, Is visiting Mrs J II. Hood.
Mrs. Maynard Jones. Of Hagerslown.
IL visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs..
G. Z. Simpson.
Mrs. =. T.. Gamhrili and Miss Grace
Shelters are visiting friends At Monro=
via.
Fred. Gunther and wife are visiting
his wlfess mother, Irs. Lyeurgua
Cieary.
Dr. Hopkins Is spending aome time
in Atlantic City.
Tony cleary. our faithful milk man.
has = touch Of appendicitis.
ars. Ellen FranIz Il visiting Mrs.
]. Il. KAN. OF RldEeyiiIe.
Miss Louise Simpson has returned
home after = pleasant visit 70 her
Sister. MTa Jones'. Of HagerHlowu.
Mas Ksefauger. OF IiddIstown. i
the guest OF her sister. Mr.. Edgar
RudY.
Misses Hattie and Berniee Harrison
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mira Ed Butler. o. Woodbins.
MIzs Grace GoIdenhnrg. Of TaIti-
more. Is spending he vacation With
her sister. Mr.. Zen Dunn.
Miss SelIIe Banks Is Visiting II
Rockville this Yeek.
AiIaA Edith Collins, of Sexton. Pa
Is Visiting her brother Robert.
MTA. Cory HOLIDAY. 81 Cumberland.
spent a pleasant seek sith her broth
sr. ehaH. Roberts
MIsa Annie Nelson. d LaYtonzRille.
who had been visiting II the Eagle
Hotel. RLdgefIlle. has returned home.
MTa ITdia Kahn. Of baltimore. VIII
spend the summer near RidKeyilIs
NJ and Mr. Harry Smith and fheiF
daughter Elizabeth. vi spend , few
weeks with L. A. Nelson. hls grand
father.
NJ. E D nnhuean. o. Baltimore. Il
visiting Ter uncle. John II Hahn.
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ATTACK WILL OF PASTOR
KIn ef IHdianan ~ Another Minister
Dictated Testament.

Dublin. Ind.--senBallonal aIlega-
tons are made In > suit fled In the
Hamilton county courts to aet aside
the .Ill d The Rev. Oliver Llndley. q
graduate Of the University Of MIehi-
gan. a yell known minister o. the
Wesleyan Methodist Church and for
nifty years resident Of NobIesyllle.
~. IIndles died recently at the
age Of seventy eight, leaving an es=
tate valued At $4,000, most OF which
L bsquealhed to tho Home Mission
Society Of the Wesleyan Methodist
Church. he Wesleyan Methodist Col
lege Of South Carolina. The MIltonYale
lKaa.D College md the H0uEhton
Seminary.
Relatives OF the minister nov say
he vas Of unaound mind and greatly
griexed over the death Of h wife at
the time the xlil was executed. i IL
charged that the I'll vas dictated by
the Rav. Eber Teter.
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IISBD0R0

Well. rain came II lat
Mr. and Mr.. Amos GTogg. u Black
Rock. Pa. visited friends II Glen
Rock. Pa. on Sunday. July /.
Prof CKaa. L. Kopp has recently
Eeen elected % tn prIneiualshIp OF
he Eew Freedom High sehool.
Jeremiah HHlnes spent a few days
with Baltimore friends.
The Lazarus Union Sunday school
sill hold their annual celebration
Saturday. August 6.
VIM znlauf. OF Baltimore. spent
several dafs visiting relatives here.
Samuel Warner and family. and
IRIS. Lydia Werner spent Sunday sitli
Charles Krals md family. of Elnsheim
Pa
Chas Kopp made n trIn throughout
The state Of Pennsylvania last week.
Mis- Bessie Hefflich. IF Baltimore,
Id, sas tie guest II Mis- Ethel HON.
man On Sunday.
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COUPLE wED N LAUNCH.
License fiFanled = Oregon, No They
Were Harrlea % hat Side II RIfer.

Vancouver. Wazh.--fIyink In near
By houasboatH aI the head OF Lake
River. near nIdgefleld. couple we're
married IN ; launch On the Oregon
aide of he Columbia River because
the license VS. granted in Oregon.
The couple were A. II. neneh and
Mis- Eleanor Delaney. They crossed
The river and obtained the marriage
license II st Helens. Ore. and when
theY returned sent for Rev. Mr. Dodda
TO marry them When presented With
The Oregon license he 1ald he could
not marry them IN Washington soil.
30 they decided 20 be In Oregon water.
or Iual above II Taking a launch
IheY started or The Oregon shore
When naat ne middle OF he great
stream ne ceremony Haa performed.
with Mary =. BeEryman nd {. G.
shHfIsr - Witnessed
TIE couple siIi make their home In
Washington.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-29

Census returns show that Oklahoma
eity.s population hasinereased almost
40 per cent. n ten years.
On reports Of heavy damage due ta
neaI and drouIh, corn advanced ~
cents on he Chicago Hoard Of Trade
On Monday.
Mr.. Bryan has been returned to the
ranks. HIS attempt to force county
option unon the people of Nebraska
resulted N hiE defeat. He made one OF
MS splendid speeches II the conTan-
ton but the audience cheered those
opposed II him.