The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-12
E. 0. DIFFENDAL. Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST Z. 1910

FRIDAY AEIEKEUUH, ADJUST Z, lgl1
The date On the LABEL IN yeuF paHss
shows the time - shIeh year sub
serInEleH l. naIa.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Rev. Arthur {. null vii preach II
Grace Lutheran Church On Sunday n
1870 a. N.
The weather bureau Of Baltimore
calls for cooler weather. but no more
rain for sometime.
Smith Ying1Ing Company. Gamers.
are making some improvements At
their factory n this city.
Harvey Lester. son Of Abraham
Lelster. has accepted 4 position With
the Vim. B. Thomas Real Estate Z
Brokerage Company.
Mr.. s. E. stoner. insurance agent.
viii occupy the Office adjoining mr.
IEnA meal
the railroad about September 1at.
Salem n. Z. Church Sunday school
viii holdIla annual picnic n The grove
adjoining the church on Saturday
afternoon. September J. beginning at
l o'clock.
Dr. zepp has started to break
ground for his new residence On
Willis street. This viii be the first
residence To be erected On the lots
sold b. the Iongvell estate.
The Deer Park Il. 2. Sunday school
vii hold it, all-day picnic IN the
church grove On August 81. Il IN
favorable It vii be held On Monday.
Music BY Pleasant Valley Band.
Mr.. Frederick Rinehart and YIN. !.
Black. this city. have been appointed
election officials for The second pre-
eIneI Of the seventh election district
b. the Supervisors Of Election.
The proprietor Of the Westminster
Nursery Is having :. {. Cook and
Arch B. Reed. expert builders. Of
Adams county. Pa. employed Tor ;
month To look after The budding of
the trees.
An application Tor the pardon Of
Edwin 1. GIlpIn. Who HaH sentenced
tn the House Of Correction for three
months for nnIaWfnily riding On the
B. 1 q. L. I. trim. IT sykeaYIiie. haH
been presented To Governor eroih-
ers.
The Western Maryland Railway had
a remarkable Sunday. when nearly
1000 people we're handled Without
single delay Or accident. E.
customs were run 10 pen=NaT. Ii
ray. Hagerstosn and Penn Grove
camp.
The improvements 10 The streets n
this city are being pushed a. fast n
possible. Main street Is being re-
surfaced under the direct supervision
Of Z. T. Ahles. road engineer from
The roads division Of The United sIaIeH
Agricultural Department.
Dr. H. Il. DasIz. m aged man Hht
lived Al Greenmount. Was found dead
August ~ one Of his nsIghbors. Ii
lived ALONE aud had not been well. and
the neighbors had been taking eHre q
of hin for several 1ays. md when Mr
NaeIe vent there On the above dat
h found The old MN dead.
Iohn 7. Gibbons. Of Baltimore. Il !
patient # the Union Protestant n
Urinary. suffering from 4 slight ffae
tire Of the back. said 10 have beef
sustained Wednesday morning. HhsT
he fell from car Of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company N II
eompany.s Yards At HlghIleld. Nd.
that he was riding On.
Mr.. Maurice MItten. baker. tnrne1
out this week one Of The finest d.
IIyers wagons seen n this city. III.
wagon has al the eonYenIeneea need
I'd for his business. It Is nalnIel
yellow With black trimmings. ruhbs
tire wheels. and has short turn gear
which the body moves IN the onpo
site direction 80 n ID prevent II
wheels from rubbing hard agaInH
the side. John Z. Eokenrode : soi
we're the builders.
Joseph Catches and John Gaudan
oslkI. Polish people. got into fraeu
1t the camp where the !. 7. shrIxe
20. = bean pIeEerg are auarIened
which resulted N the arrest Of bot
D naffy :. nsszon. sz=H.1ss. =
Iuesaay evening aponl O'CLOCK. N
trouble was supposed 10 nave sfaT.e.
over the we OF 1onn auaanosEl
From the IahberIng thai was kept II
in a saloon b. the Two It looked II on
time that something desperate nigh
occur.
The viii Of Miss ruth Il. Lowe. Q
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bate Wednesday b the Orphans eour