The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
5MOUNrOLIyE.

Mr.. st. Elmo Gosnell who had been
visiting relatives IN Washington. D
G., and Baltimore. has returned home
much pleased with his trip.
Miss Carrie Jaeger and Mr.. Alonzo
Dempsey. OF SyIesville, have been
visiting relatives and friends Of
WatersYllle.
st. Elmo GosneIl. of Mt. Olive, who
got up at 3 O'clock In the morning to
see the comet, said 1t must have lost
It's tail, as he did not see It.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gosnell. of Mount
Olive, last week and brought them q
big boy.
Mrs Harry Ecker, who has been
operated on for appendicitis, has re-
turned home.
John 7. GosnelI Is thinking of sell
ing his farm and going to st. Cloud,
Florida. We wish him success.
Mrs. W. A. Hartman, Of Washing
ton, ID. g. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Demp-
aey, near WatersYIlle, returned home.
Oscar Baumgardner, of West Falls,
Who was recently married, is begin
Ing to receive numerous bridal pres
ents by mail.
The Sabbath school of Mt. Olive II.
I. Church will hold its annual pic
mic, in the old picnic woods, on the
road leading from ut. Olive church to
the Ridge Road. The woods is own
ed by Mr.. corwIn Penn. The date Of
the picnic Is July %, In the afternoon
only. Come early. as the affair Will
begin at ! o'clock. p. m. Several elo-
quent speakers vii be present. There
Will also be good singing. The lit.
Airy orchestra, which musical boIi
has gained considerable popularity
will be IN attendance TO render some
choice selections. l will say that
everyone who Is n health and lives
within fife miles Of the picnic gronna
should avail him or herself Of the op-
portunity thus presented them and n
present Remember the date, time
and place. Saturday afternoon. July
%.
Henry Morris, Of vloletaYille, Bal
tImore county. Il spending awhile
With Rev. E. Roy Buckingham. OF IT.
Olive.
Harvest IL a thing OF the past With
some farmers of this vicinity. They
report that they have harvested good
crops generally.
The cool weather which prevails At
this writing IL fine on the horses. ~
we'll az the men. IN the harvest field
Rev. L Roy Buckingham. OF v. Il
:. is spending his summer vacation
Nth his father. /. :. Buckingham. Of
III Olive. He viii spend the greater
part of the summer al home l7l
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il. German. Of
Woodbury.. are spending some lIma
With Mrs. Germans brother, /. :
Buckingham.
The parsonage. which Il being built
On Morgan Circuit. az NJ Olive. i
nearing completion. The building
when finished vii De- a modern home,
second 70 none n this vicinity. II
vii be equipped Nth a baIh room. bot
aud cold water. This shows that The
people 81 Morgan Circuit are unzI0=
date In their ideaH. Much credit IL due
D. b. Buckingham. who has spent
great deal Of hi Tine overseeing he
work. everyone IN fact KHo is inter
ested at I'll has done vel. Mr. IN.
Reynolds. Of Morgan. Is = give he
piping for the house. and D -, Buck
Ingham he range.
Quite large crowd va present Il
Sabbath Hehool IaHt Sunday nj II
Olive
Rev. I. l. Watson, D. !. district
superintendent 81 tho Wet baltimore
District i 4. Church. vi preach Il
1t OlIfe Church Sunday afternoon.
July }. II o'clock
Z. T. Baker, OF superintendent. +
doing good work - the chief exs1u-
tive of or school
The gnIldren.a service. which -
held at II Olive recently. vas largely
attended
L. H0Y BUCKINGHAM.