The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-01-21

sOlu tract OF is acres of land tn
Jacob Wareheim, Of the same place for
$S25. p-aee 80
Harry J. Eckenrode, Of Baltimore
sold his residence ID Manchester ~
James 3. Houck, Of Manchester "a
$14OO m
Ornie Heyde, Miudale, near New
Wlndsordrove to Middleburg On We'd
nesday afternoon and his horse diad
during the night.
Earnest Stouffer. New Windsor
gathers about 80 eggs per day. ri
ships to New York and receives 47
and As cents per dozen for them.
The Advocate received this week
the latest edition of the Bulletin OF the
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland, published i'm Baltimore.
The mems degree team OF the Mystic
Circle OF Hagerstown, will confer the
degrees OF the order to a class of
about ten candidates in the Mystic
Circle hall, this city, on February z.
Clayton Bell, this city, weighed a
months old colt yesterday he raised
and was surprised to find ii tip the
scales at 1855 pounds. 1t is very I'M
usual to find 6 month old colt that
large -n-r.. ...M.....-.- ...........
Charity Lodge, No. %, knights of
Pythias, will initiate class of can
didates next Friday night, January
q, at their lodge room in the Davis
building, John street, after which a
luncheon will be served
An application for the pardon Of
Charles F.. KINNEY, who was senten-
ced to the Maryland penitentiary for
term of two years by the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, for stealing
pigeons, il published this week
Kimmey's family lives near Avondale
z. Jaf1, OF Baltimore, has bought the
so acre farm located in this county
owned by Henry a. Arndt, OF Balti-
more, for $500. The sale was effect
ed by T.. A. Strout Company, New
York, real estate agents, through Edw.
w. Case, district manager, near East
view.
J. Hamilton Repp, Of Union Bridge,
was one of the passengers on the ill
fated steamer Chatham, which was
stranded near Jacksonville, Florida,
ON Friday last. Mr.. Repp escaped
but lost his baggage. He was on his
way to Florida to spend the balance
of the winter months.
The Improved Order of Red Men,
Patapsco Tribe, No $50, of this city,
announces the successful holders Of
prizes Miss Margaret Eckenrode,
SIS set of harness, ticket No. 965;
! Frank r. Butler, $40 plush lap robe,
ticket No. COS; H. Vernon Harbaugh,
80 pound turkey, ticket No. 467.
The Royal Arcanum held on Tues
day its annual supper and smoker.
In spite Of the bad weather about
| forty-fv members were present
After the regular proceedings of the
order we're over cold supper was
served Members from the Grand
Lodge in Baltimore were present.
The Advocate il the recipient of the
Deutsche Correspondent Almanac,
published i'm Baltimore. The almanac
| is printed i'm German, with number
of good illustrations. The editor Of
the Advocate enjoys looking at the
| illustrations, but the reading matter
relating to same, does not look good.
Mr.. ]. Edward Little, for a number
of years in the employ of J. B. Saylor,
and who recently accepted a position
with Banks Bros, Of Chambersburg,
Pa, is now located permanently as
manager Of one of their 5 and 10 cent
stores in Martinsburg, w. Va. he
will move his family there in the near
future. "."mM
The Hampstead Supply Company
has been taken over by the Hamp-
stead Hardware Company, corpo-
ration recently formed, and reorgan-
lied with On capital of $4,000. The
/ incorporators are J. =. StansDury,
Peter A. Rinaman, ;. Lester, Peter
/ Buchanan, Charles lille, A. L. HUM anu
JOS. NJ. Armacostr
Wilbur Simpson, the thirteen year
old son of George Simpson, having
charge of the electric plant near Union
Bridge, was seriously kicked in the
face by a horse which he was leading
to water on Saturday last. His nose
was almost severed from the face, and
all the bones were removed. DIR. j.
I Watt attended the patient.
George w. Lawrence, committed to
| the custody OF the sheriff by Justice
of the Peace Jesse F. Billmeyer, was
discharged yesterday by Judge For
sythe, in habes corpus proceedings,
in which he was represented by X. U.
Weant Esq. The State, represented
by J. Milton ReffsnIder, Esq, admit
ted the effectiveness Of the commit
ment.
The party Of young people on this
city who drove to Union Bridge TN a
big sleigh on Monday evening, and
there enjoyed delightful supper at
the Union Bridge Hotel, were caught
i'm the rain on the return trip. But
they did not mind little thing like
that i'm view of the delicious hot cot
fee provided by a friend and awaiting
| at this end of the line -..
MIR. Dean Smith, son of Rev. 4. W..
Smith, pastor of the Methodist Protes-
tant church at Shickshinny, Pa, has
/ been elected assistant general secre-
tary of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Of Lebanon, Pa, to have
charge Of the inside work OF the as
ISOLATION directing its social. religious
and educational features and having
supervision of the boys work. Mr..
Smith il well known in this city,
where he was very popular with the
young people, while student at
Western Maryland College; prior TO
his graduation IN June last. -'--''4''-'3
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