The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-09-08

The fall grass is growing nicely, and
farmers are I'm smiles.
Farmers are busy hauling phosphate
and preparing to SOW wheat
Farmers are busy cutting or corn
and preparing for their fall seeding.
James Swartzbaugh, of near Spring
Mills, left basket OF fine tomatoes ut
this Office. Thanks. 5 w
John Thrown, East Main street,was
operated upon at Baltimore hospit-.
al this week. @
!. "a number or our citizens attended
the attractions at the Timonium Fair,
this week.
Some farmers will seed their wheat
late this year. to knock out the OBJ
no1ious wheat fly
The FriZellburg Grange will hold
ar ice cream festival in the hall az
Frizellburg, on September is.
Out OF six exhibits at Timonium
Fair this week, Herr & Babylon,
this city, received four first prizes.
In this issue will be found several
bank statements published, showing
splendid gains since their last re
ports.
Hezekiah D. Bowersox, near this
city, was taken to q hospital In Bal
timore, this week to have an opera
ton performed
Persons coming to attend the Teach
ers' Institute will find Prof. Simp-
son at The Westminster Hotel, where
he will have his headquarters.
Samuel Powell, colored, was sen
fenced to 30 days at rest in the coun-
ty jail by Justice Shriver, for being
drunk and disorderly on the streets.
Lawrence Gilellan and family
moved into one of the handsome new
hauses recently built by George w.
Albaugh, On East Main street, this
week.
DR.. Thomas II. Lewis president of
Western Maryland College, delivered
three addresses at 33rd annual
Teachers Institute for Ceci county,
this week.
The semaDhor At the, w. NJ. II. de-
pot this city, will be moved to q
more convenient point for trainmen
70 see when approaching the tele-
graph Office.
Harvest Home service will be held
at Winters church, near New Wind
s0r, at 10 a. m., and Mount Union at
$50 p. m. Sunday BY Rev. g. w.
Baughman, pastor.
Ivan T.. HoT, assignee Of mortga-
gee, sold on Saturday, the property OF
Sarah z. and Robebrt +. ZentZ, 10
Gated ON Liberty street extended, to
Walter III. Davis, for $1,000.
Harvest Home service will Be held
by Rev. Martin Schweitzer, of Union
1890 a. M, and Young Peoples So
ciety meeting. at 7.30 p. m. Sunday.
William Cox, colored, who was ar
rested recently for stealing two bot
, ties OF red liquor from Abraham
Heck; was held for the November
term of grand jury by Police Justice
Shriver.
T.. w. Mather & Sons, this city,
have sold the stock and fixtures and
good will of their Manchester store
to Austin II. Geiselman, their form
er manager, who will continue the
business.
Daniel G. Fiscel left a basket of
delicious mountain peaches " this
office this week; They were a sample
of the stock he will sell at Ecken-
rode's coach shop, on Tuesday next,
from to - a. IN.
The Westminster base ball club was
defeated in their new grounds by the
Mechanicsville team by q score OF
to s. The umpiring was q little
raw at times, and the local club
always got the worst of it.
wv. ~ D-sVLo~+ n,,~v Why ard
Charles 2 Fink, trustees sold on Sat
urday, the property Of the late Pat
rick McKeever, near this city, con-
to Mrs Mary =. Lester, for $9O2.5O.
Y. p. s. @. E. of Baust Reform
ed church held successful social
on Wednesday at the church.
John Bernstein and wife, East Main
street, will leave Saturday to visit
friends in Baltimore, Annapolis and
Washington.
Frank, the old reliable horse OF
Smith & Reifsnider, lumber and coal
dealers, dropped dead in front of
Herr & Babylon's carriage factory on
Tuesday afternoon while pulling a
load of wood. Old age is supposed to
have caused his death.
The Union Bridge base ball club
was defeated for the second time by
the Hanover (Pa.) team on Monday.
From hte scores or the two games
played it looks very much like Union
Bridge is going up against club that
Il out OF their class.
Erastus Berwager, aged 5 years, or
this city, was run over by one Of =.
+. Shriver Co.'S large wagons, on
West Main street, on Tuesday, frac-
turing his left leg 2 inches above the
knee joint. Drs. Stewart and Bott
reduced the fracture.
Wilson T. Grouse and Ida IL. D.
Grouse, executors OF Margaret Bank
ert, deceased, sold on Saturday the
farm containing AZ acres, roods and
| perches To Wm. Lucabaugh, for 3d.
700. The property IS located near
lLucabaughs Mill. John M. Roberts
was the attorney
Mrs. r. G. Brooks and son, Billie,
of West Point, Va; Dr. Jesse Hamer,
wife and daughter, Virginia, Of South
Carolina; and Mrs. r. M. Huntley
and daughter, Janette, Of North Caro-
lima, who had been visiting their
parents, Mi. and Mrs. 5. X Yingling,
OF this city, have returned to their
homes.
The annual picnic and festival or
Washington Camp, No. 6S. Patriotic
Order Sons OF America, OF Small