The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-22

was buried N TINS CITY IN summary.
| one hundred and thirIy-seven
tickets were sold from this station
for Pen-Mar yesterday to the Luther
ans Reunion.
I'll directors OF the EIrst National
Bank this city, have dropped In .
concrete pavement and drain. Paul
Case did the work.
/ Joseph FormwalI. OF Tyrone, has
purchased from Charles sellman, ad-
ministrator of John B. 7. sellman,
the home residence. on Liberty street
Zion Sunday school will hold Its
| Children's service on July 81. COM
mencIng at 100 D. m, and their Sun
] day school picnic Saturday. August
2. commencing at 3 p m.
! The annual German Lutheran pic
mic, Deer Park, Will be held On Sat
urday. August 6. The above celebra-
ton Is Familiarity known as the
Dutch Picnic" b. many.
A number of members of the Chris
! tan EndeaYor societies Of this
county attended the Christian En-
deavor Institute and Recreation As
sembIy held at Pen-Mar this week.
Turtles seem plentiful. Mr.. Andrew
]. Tawney. proprietor Of the Central
Hotel. captured two fine ones this
week, and wIIl make soup and serve
them az free lunch on Saturday night.
The following Increase In salaries
we're ordered by the postofIIee de-
partment for the Westminster ONCE
One from $500 to 300; one from $500
to 81 900, ana one from Il 300 to S11oo.
The Centenary n. e. Sunday school
held their annual picnic yesterday IN
Mr. Theodore r. Englar,s grove, near
this city. The day was IN ideal one
for the outing and pleasant day wa
spent. 9t -
/. Y. Lewis. OF Mt Airy, has pur-
chased the photographing outfit OF 5.
). Wilson, known p Wilson's Studio.
Mr. Lewis viii take charge Of the
business next week Mr.. Wilson viii
complete al orders contracted b.
him.
The annual celebration of Bethel
Church Of God Sunday school. Car
noilton, Md. vii be hold IN Mr.. Ours
Ier's grove. near the church, July 30.
from a. m, till 6 p. N. A special
program Is being prepared ana the
GarroIILon eornet Band will furnish
music for the occasion.
Miss Georgia slonaker and Hughey
HiltabrIdle. we're married in the par
sonage OF the Church Of God. Union
town, by the pastor. Rev. l.. 7. Muir
ray, on Sunday morning. July II. The
bride i a daughter OF George v.
slonaker, and the groom the son Of
Samuel Hiltabridle. both OF Union
town.
Judge Vim. II. ForsYthe Has IN
town Friday hearing the case Of Geo.
-. Jones v. Vim. Hush. Jones
wife left him about > year ago. taking
With her their children, The Oldest Of
which she left with her father. VIM.
Hush A writ Of habeas corpus wa
Issued by tn Court on petition Of
Jones 70 reeo' cry he custody Of his
child. e -
Thomas RumboId Hubbard died II
the home OF his niece. Mr.. DIR. Joseph
Garrison. Baltimore. Wednesday. The
late Mrs Rowland Watts. wife q Prof.
Watts. formerly Of Western Maryland
College. was daughter. Funeral
took nIace to-day. al chestsrtown.
I'D. Rev. d. L. Greenfield. pastor Of
the n. ?. Church. this city conducted
the services. 30 -
Truxlon King, tha serial story run
IN this paper for the past several
months. wa completed last week.
Il va No highly appreciated b.
our subscribers thai we have decided
10 run the serial The Man from
Home written BY Booth TasElngton
and Harry Leon Wilson. This atorY
i one Of the best published md i
interesting from start TO finish. Those
gho are not subscribers 70 this paper
should send n their name aceompAu-
led b. 100 for which one years sub
aeriptIon, 30 ~ u read this great
story md other good neHH published.
BY making an automobile trip to
Springfield Hospital and Asylum. near
sykesyIIle, the members 81 the Dalu-
more Grand Jury yesterday enjoyed
short respite from their labors Of
the past two months. The parry was
met jnzi outside the asylum grounds
b. DR. Clement Clarke. HuperInlend=
ent OF the institution. and BY him was
led 10 the male group Of buildings.
- soon as the members had refresh.
ed themselves after their dusty run
over the county roads, they were es-
ii HflNHAE atAA8Ak AEgla u
Or. Clarke aud his stan where lunch
con was served. II o'clock tour
nf inspection through the various
buildings WAS begun. From cellar 10
roof, each OF the buildings wa gone
over. and much surprise wa eN.
pressed By those members Of the
party Xho had never before visited
Springfield.
Our smaller cities and towns are
awakening to their possibilities In
the commercial field. We see Of late
evidence OF : new and commercial
ambition In the leaders of the towns.
This spirit Il well shown In a recent
editorial In the cflsheld Times, In
which 4 true note for progress Il
struck. The editorial Il No town
vii become 4 good business center
- lonE az It. business men rely on
few merchants To make the effort
u bring trade 20 town. Too often
the men In 4 few lines Of trade are
about Ike only ones % reach out
after customers. Other merchants
walt until these men induce the peo=
pie TO come TO Town and content
themselves With trade tint naturally
drifts to their place. 4 public spir-
ted man should ask himself Il he Is
doing his part to attract people to
come II losn 20 trade--in helping the
entire business communicated no
inwn i n SUCCESS unless al lines are
working to extend the trade - far
n possible and trying 10 bring
larger territory In the circle In which
| the town Is the business center"
Following i a list OF the guests At
/ Winchester Place: Mra. Alexander