The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs Harry @. Albaugt
and daughter, OF Hanover, Pa, were
in this city Oh Monday.
Gregory Diffendal, Of McKeesport
Pa, spent few days last week Wis
iting relatives in this county.
a number Of citizens from this city
visited the Gettysburg battlefield on
Sunday. They went i'm automobiles
Miss Helen Jones, of Baltimore, re-
turned to her home Sunday, after
spending some time with Miss Louise
Engel.
William Poisel and wife, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, spent last week visiting
relatives and friends in this city and
Baltimore.
Howard Lynch and Henry Haas
Of Baltimore, spent Sunday and Mon
day with Misses Ruth w. Bell and
Bessie Nj. Rupp.
MI. Harry d. Caple, Of Baltimore,
spent Wednesday i'm this city on bust
ness. This was Mr.. Caples first Wis
1t here since he left.
Miss Himena Fundenubrg, of Pasa-
dena, California, was guest of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A.
Cunningham, last week.
UT. Frank z. Cunningham and son
Motter, Of Washington, d. c., spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. a. Cunningham .n...
MI and Mrs. Henry Bemiller,
Pennsylvania avenue, spent several
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Geo. w. Null, Hanover.
Misses Lillian and Catherine Will
son, of Union Bridge, returned home
after spending several days with Miss
| Louise Engel and others.
I A marriage license was issued at
Elllicott City on Tuesday to James H..
Justice, Glenwood, Md, and Bessie
p. Warner, Carroll county.
Mrs. and Mrs William r. Caple, of
Baltimore, spent last Sunday with
| their mother, Mrs. -Rebecca Caple, at
the Old Homestead, near Finksburg
a marriage license. was issued in
Baltimore on Monday to Charles A.
Crumbacker, Of Baltimore, and
Emma l. Crabs, of Uniontown, Nd
MIR. and Mrs G. T. Reindollar, Of
UniOntown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Shriner, of Harvey, spent few days
last week with j. w. Shriner and
family, Of Hanover.
Mrs. H. L. Hobby and daughter
| Catherine, Of this city, returned on
/ Wednesday from a three weeks visit
to Mr.. HObby's parents and other rel
atives in Centreville and Hillsboro,
Md.
II. D. Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Kump, of Kump; J. 4. Koontz,
Taneytown; Mrs. Musselman and
Miss Bixler, of Manchester, were
guests Of Miss Bob Schue, Hanover,
last week.
Rt. Rev. Hugh McSherry, of Cape
town, Africa, was guest Of Hon.
= Herbert Shriver and family, Of
Union Mills, on Sunday. Rev. Nc
Sherry also held mass and preached
in the Shriver chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smelser and son,
East Green street, and Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Snyder, Of near this city, spent
from Sunday until Wednesday evening
with Mr.. Smelser's brother, Denton
Smelser, of Baltimore.
Miss Bertha Mae Lockard, who had
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. Muir
ray Patterson, of Reisterstown, Md,
has returned home and is now spend
ing two weeks in Boston, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. J. Wilbur Martin
Ell, of Baltimore, Md.
-Irs. Martha Irene Woodward, West
@iain street, announces the wedding
of her daughter, Irene Elizabeth, to
Clinton Ray Appold Fogle, of An
napolis. The wedding will take place
On Wednesday, October y, at $50 p.
M, at St. Paul's Reformed Church.
Mr. Francis T.. Ham, who was
engaged in the produce business in
Baltimore for nearly a year, has
moved, with his family, to Hamp-
stead Mr.. Ham was our accom-
modating county treasurer until
succeeded BY MI. Dodrer.
Among the guests at MT. View
House" the boarding house OF Mrs.
| TheO. Zimmerman this summer were
Capt Alfred Hoyt, Mrs. Hoyt, Baby
Hoyt, Miss Mary Waidner, Miss Es-
| telle Waidner, Mrs. Charles Develin,
| Ralph, Chas, Develin, Jr., Mr.. and
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Slater, Everett Seibert, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robert Noeth, Mr.. VIM. Henry
Noeth, Mr.. Howard Rinecker and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mathews,
Mrs. Osbald Baynes, Miss Edna Duce,
Mi. and Mrs. John Schoenewolf, Mr.
1 John O. Schoenewolf Mr. Arthur
\ Schoenewolf, Ray Schoenewolf, STAN
I ley Schoenewolf, Lucretia Schoene-
wolf, Katherine Anger, Miss Amelia
/ Anger, Mr.. and Mrs. John Naedengast,
Ruth and Mildred Naedengast, Mr. and
! Mrs. Sam Mortimer, Mr.. Harry NORTH
mer, Hamilton Mortimer, Miss Bessie
Freeburger, Mr.. Clinton Freeburger,
MI. James Clark, Mt. and Mrs. Chas
| Twele, Miss Margaret Twele, Mrs.
4 Henry Cook, Master Gordon Cook,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph SOmmerwerck.
Misses Rena and Rudolpha Sommer-
werck, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert King,
MI. and Mrs Osendorf, MIR and Mrs.
Jackson, Mrs. Rausch, Marie Osen-
dorf, Mrs. Antonio Chorhammer, Of
Washington; Mrs Grape, J. Milton
Boyer, Howard Boyer, MIR. and Mrs.
Rooster, Hilda Rooster, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Howard G. Bishop, Gordon Knapp and
\ Nv. Raymond Bishop, Miss 3. Elvina
Knapp, DR.. and Mrs. 5. Balm, Miss
v Mollie Mcdonald, Mrs. Philip Crist,
Master Philip Crist, James Crist, Mi.
and Mrs. FL. ". Bragg, Miss Mercedes
Sariol, Miss Dudley Sariol, Washing
ton; Mrs. M r. Moore, Washington;
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