The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-22

Rittsrss TeHserIal PHrlers, zeesl sssaf.
Misses Josephine. Helen and
Blanche Warfleld visited It De Sales
and Baltimore the pat HeeE.
The Guild OF st. Darnabas P. Z.
Church met at the recIory the first
Thursday IN the month.
There were three runaUays IN
Sykesville the past week : six
horse team loaded With wheat. ran
violently down Springfield avenue
and collided with a telephone pole,
spilled the wheat, broke the wagon
and injured two horses ellghtly. Mr.
Bevard was the owner Of the team.
A day or two later John Weeten-
Ramps horses ran away from the
station, up the board walk on Spring
field avenue, causing only broken
single tree The easily part Of the
week Mrs. ]. B. Me1Ior and her
mother, Mrs. Emma Favour. had .
short runaway. no damage being done
and no one hurt.
The Rev. L. =. KoonIz delivered a
lecture at Wesley Chapel. Freedom,
on the evening Of the 18th.
sNllbb DIXIE anu nIAE3 3n4A1AH u
Montgomery county, are visiting
friends In the nelghborhood.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcdonald made a trip
to Baltimore the past week.
Misses Grey and Eleanor Horpel. Of
Baltimore, are spending fortnight
at Mrs. ]. H. Ruby's.
VIM. L. Harris. Of Rapid City. s.
D., who has amassed quite fortune
In the west. expects to return to
Maryland and settle permanently.
His many friends vii welcome his
return, and he viii be valuable ad-
diticn to the citizenship Of his native
place.
Mrs. ]. Clement Clarke entertained
at Bridge.
Albert Burns, of the Fifth Regi-
ment, spent the week end at Mrs. j.
III. .Ruby's.
Miss Helen Bauer IL visiting her
sister, Mrs w. d. B. Hepner.
Mrs. VIM Harris and children. Of
Baltimore, who are guests 81 hrs. Eth
Gilbert Shipley, we're n sykesyllle the
early part OF the week. accompanied
by Mr.. Mifiin Hood and daughter.
chihuahua. the most popular
summer resort In this section Of the
county, has . quota Of thlrty-fve
guests, among whom i the Rev.
II. NJ. Wharton. Of Branly Baptist
Church, Baltimore. Mr. Wharton. Who
is a warm hearted typical southerner.
has compiled q volume 81 southern
war songs, and Is veil known a. =
popular Baltimore preacher.
Several thousand bushels Of wheat
daily has been passing through the
elevator of Wade II. >. Warelfid I
Co., Sykesville.
In the ball game last Saturday be-
tween Woodstock and sykesyIlle. the
score was l to IN favor Of Sykes
vile. On the 23rd. Magnolia vii
play Sykesyille and 4 lively time Is
beat the SykesvIlle'H 0r know the rea-
son why"
Mrs. Wade H. d. WaTIlaId Is con-
fined to the house with severe cold.
Frank Mellor. who + veil known
among the younger set. and With all
the local base ball teams. underwent
an operation last Wednesday 1t The
Presbyterian Eye and Ear Hospital
of Baltimore. Al Of Mr. Mellor.s
friends hope he vii soon be veil
again.
George Blake and little daughter
Harriet. OF Baltimore. spent Sunday
at the home Of Mrs. John Mcdonald.
VIM. A. Hutehena has returned
after short stay # the home Of his
parents, at Monkton.
Miss Margaret Phebous has return
ed to her home and Is entertaining
her cousins. Misses Nellie and Emma
Koran, of calonsvIlIe.
Misses Helen ana Mabel TIlman. Of
Baltimore, are visiting HIsa Dorothy
Sippel
Stewart Hatton, president Of Pow
hatan" College. who has been visiting
friends In sykesvIIle, has returned 70
his home In Charlestoun. y. Va.
Rev. St Clair Allen, tho naz been
quite sick, Ii out again.
Miss Marjorie Spreeher ! visiting
In Baltimore ut the home Of Miss
Marie Louise Holman.
Miss Eatelle MereeTon. Tho has
been i'll for the past seven weeks 1t
the home of her grandmother, l. some
what better. Hes father. HT. Edward
Merceron, and Charles. her brother.
have been staying With Der.
Messrs Leonard and Walter Vani-
son, who had been staying # their
cousins, John Harris, haYe returned
to their home IN Wilmington. Del.
Miss Amelia Pickett. after q short
stay with Mrs. Web. Snyder. has re-
turned TO her home IN Howard eoun-
ty. Mrs. Snyder and little son
Marion are nov staying With her
mother in Carroll county. for 4 few
days.
Miss Kate Hepner has given up her
position In the hospital. It 0oYans-
town, and returned to the home Of
her father, Asa Hepner.
The N. e. Church held ter annual
picnic on Thursday. Although the
picnic is for the Sunday school child
rem, the public vas csr1IaIly invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hess. Of Baltimore.
are visiting Mrs. Wm. Marshall.
John Weetenkamp haa purchased
the Horpel farm. west Of the Spring
field church.
Mrs. John Morris entertained some
of the young people On Wednesday
night at a card party given N honor
of Miss May jenkins. Of Virginia.
Among those present we're Dr.. and
Mrs. Morris. Mrs. i. snIpleY. Misses
Mary Mereeron, Marie Mcdonald,
Mary Jenkins. Lillian Schultz. Mar-
jorie and Esther spreeher. Dorothy
Slppel. Helen and Mabel TIlman. Of
Baltimore: Meesrs Lowndea and PEN
nington Bennett, J. 7. sIppeI, Henry
Mereeron, Tom Stewart. Dr. Swain
and Welburn Mapp.
Mr. Conway. Of Baltimore. Is visit
ing at the home Of Mn. :. :. Schultz.
Mrs. Otto LeIeI. uno had been
staying at the home Of her mother In
Baltimore, has returned
Elmer jenkins has reonsned the
butcher shop recently vacated b. Mr..