The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-01

NIT. Harry F. Cover, this city. has
purchased large touring car.
Weather forecast at 10 a. NJ. TODAY
Is as follows Fair tonight and Sat
urday.
UT. Edward Everhart and family. Of
Silver Run, moved to this CITY this
week.
Geo. /. Stocksdale, our well-known
attorney, of this city, has purchased
an automobile.
The rehearsals for Miss Bob White
will be held at Odd Fellows Hall to-
night and Monday night.
N. Q. Myers and family, Of Waynes-
boro, Pa, will move back to this city,
locating On West Main street.
4 social was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Myers, East Main street, last
night to number of their friends.
Easter Sunday was a fine day for
citizens to show their new Easter
costumes, and quite a number were
out.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Stoner, this city,
and DIR. Cronk, of Winfield, both pur-
chased Ford touring cars from Herr
& Babylon this week
DR.. Lewis X. Woodward and DR..
Luther $. Baer, this city, have both
purchased E. M. T. automobiles from
Walter H. Davis, agent
Mrs. Fred W. Hull, West Main street,
received $1,000 from the Mystic Cir
Gle for insurance on the life of her de-
ceased husband, this week.
Rylands Band serenaded Mr.. Harry
Thomson and bride last night at their
home, and received a royal reception.
Refreshments were served in the open
air.
Edward Bowers will move to FrizelI-
burg next week and open a black
smithshop in that place. Thomas
Lindsay has occupied the one vacated
by Mr.. Bowers on John street.
A large number and some very fine
automobiles were in this city from
Baltimore and other places on Sunday.
A number returned to Baltimore by the
way of Ridgeville.
Thomas Kaufman and family, of
Westminster, moved to Baltimore the
goth. Their friends and neighbors
were sorry to see them make the
change. They will be greatly missed.
The Main-Court Hotel was reopened
yesterday, after being closed for sever
al months by Mr.. Harry Gosnell, who
purchased it from the trustees of
Frederick Ell. L. Glendmeyer. The
hotel will be under the management of
Mrs. Harry Crout.
There will be Christian Endeavor
rally held at Providence M. P. Church,
Gambler, Sunday afternoon and even
ing, April 10. Among the speakers
will be President w. vi. Robinson, Of
Baltimore, and DR.. Tiffany, of w. M.
College. An enthusiastic meeting is
anticipated.
Rev. James B. Stonesifer, pastor of
Carroll Charge Reformed church, com
posed of Benjamin's Church, near this
city; Jerusalem Church, Bachman's
Mills, and the Reformed congregation
at Pleasant Valley, has received and
has decided to accept call to the Re
formed Church at Crawford, Va.
Edward l.. Seigman, the popular
conductor on the Western Maryland
Railroad, who was a Republican can
didate for council at the Hagerstown
municipal election and defeated by
one vote, still carries that happy look
upon his face He certainly gave his
opponent a hot chase for his money.
Contracts for building the Ridge
vile and Damascus road in Carroll,
Frederick, Howard and Montgomery
counties, 2.33 miles, was awarded to
Ira G. Robinson, for 500, 228.40 on Mon
day by the Good Roads Commission.
Of this sum $4,259 is for grading, $14,-
253.7O for stone macadam and $1,715.70
for bridging and draining.
Mrs. James HI. Cassell received a
postal this morning from Mr.. Cassell
from st. Louis, where he made stop
on Wednesday. He stated that he was
feeling fine and had a splendid appe-
tite, and expects to arrive at Hot
Springs at 1890 this morning. Rev.
c. S. Slagle, this city, Is accompanying
Mr.. Cassell on his trip.
nMr. Lawrence e. Bauer, proprietor
of the Ki-Yi moving picture parlors,
at the Forks Of the Road, has leased
the store room Of Doyle & Magee,
where he will move his show business
about the middle of May. Mr.. Bauer
stated that he would endeavOr to make
this one Of the best moving picture
shows around, and would show moth
ing but the late pictures.
Mrs. John Arnsberger, Of Gambler,
was painfully injured ON Friday even
ing last by being thrown from her
buggy to the street, which was run
into by an automobile. Mrs. Arms
berger was sitting in her buggy in
front of the M. P. parsonage with her
horse and buggy close to the curb,
when an automobile came along and
ran into the back wheel Of the buggy,
throwing her to the street and dam
aging the buggy very much. Mrs.
Arnsberger was taken to DR.. Sullivan's
office for medical attention. After
ward she was moved to her home,
where she is confined with a number of
bruises.
Prosperity Lodge, No. IS, Independ-
ent Order Of Odd Fellows, of Mount
Airy, passed a resolution indorsing
Frank @. Dorsey for grand warden Of
the Grand Lodge of Maryland, |. 0. 0.
f., and will place him in nomination
for that position at the annual session
of the Grand Lodge In Baltimore,
April Is and 10. The position Of
grand warden leads up to that OF
grand master, and the members OF
Prosperity Lodge are sanguine OF
success Mr.. Dorsey is at present