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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-05-05
lEE-I.I,IIER'$.

The sale of John Dell was well at
tended last Friday.
David Rinehart and bride, Of Glen
vile, Pa, spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting the formers parents, Mt and
Mrs. Henry Rinehart.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Garrett and
daughter, Helen, OF near Stiltz's, Pa,
spent last Sunday visiting their
daughters, Mrs. Everett Miller and
Mrs. Lloyd Miller, and their families.
Mrs. Jacob Zepp and daughter Min
ME, and the formers brother, Paul
Sullivan, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Hanover friends and relatives.
George Smith, wife and children,
of near Old Fort, visited Mrs. Smith
parents, MI. and Mrs. George Barber,
last Sunday.
The humps are still prevalent in
our community.
Luther :. Wentz, OF this place, and
Mordecai Boring, Of near Arcadia,
spent last Saturday at Hanover, Pa.
Mrs. Amanda Lessner spent several
days recently among friends and rel
atives at Hanover and Boring Grove,
Pa.
Mrs. Edward Neuman, Of Glenville,
Pa, spent Saturday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rinehart, here.
Quite a number Oh our people at
tended a lovefeast at Black Rock, Pa,
the past week.
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BLUE RIDGE COLLEGE.

There will b. a baseball game and
track meet here Saturday morning,
May 6;Blue Ridge College vs.Waynes-
boro High School The events sched-
uled are a. follows: 30 yard dash /;
12O yard DASH 100 yard
dash; 200 yard run; 400 yard
run; $50 yard run; 1 mile relay run !;
N mile run; 2 mile run; shot put;
high Jump; running broad jump;
standing broad jump and others
Baseball at 1880 a. m. All are cordi-
ally invited to be present.
The College quartette, Miss Bertha
Keeney and R. "A. Nusbaum, assisted
in the Union Bridge Band concert
last Thursday night
H. H. r. BrechbiIl, one OF our stu
dents, has been offered position as
President Of Nokesville Seminary,
Nokesville, Va. He spent few days
there last week.
The College quartette, consisting Of
c. L. Rowland, Geo. Roop, p. e. King
and B. C- Whitmore, assisted by Miss
Pearl Starr and r. a Nusbaum as
readers, furnished the entertainment
at the Englar party in New Windsor
last Friday evening
On Monday While the members OF
the Botany class were out after specl-
mems they freed quite different sort
OF specimen from that which they had
started after. "a beautiful ground
hog was secured for our biological
collection.
On Saturday, May lathe Blue Ridge
team will cross bats with the Ha-
gerstown High School. The game will
Be played in Buckeyes meadow. All
are cordially invited
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-05-05
LINEBORO.

J. L. Hoffman, our enterprising mer-
-hant, was taken to the Mercy Hos
pital, Baltimore, Md, last week, by
Dr T.. r.. Albaugh, and was operated
on for chronic abscess. Mr.. Hoffman
il improving steadily
A. G. Cent?, who is operating the
canning factory, has contracts open
for peas, tomatoes and corn.
Communion services were largely
attended on Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. R. H. Swan, Of Han
over, spent Sunday with friends here.
David Burke il erecting new barn.
w. H. Gettier, owner OF Lineboro
Hotel property, j. making improve
ments by putting up new spouting
and laying a new board walk
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wertz visited
relatives in Baltimore few days
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowser, of
Hancock, Minnesota, are spending a
few days with John $. Werner and
family.
Charles Ganter and Ross Hof-
facker, Of Manchester, Md. and Misses
Sarah Wertz and Mary Kopp
went to Westminster in Mr.. Ganter's
automobile to attend a temperance
lecture given BY Mrs. Mary III. Arm
Or After several adventures, they
arrived safely home.
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ROCKVILLE.

Mrs. Jesse r. King and mother, Mrs.
Kimble, spent Thursday in Laytons-
vile.
Mrs. Edward Hood and son,of Fred
erick; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kelly, of
Bartholows, and Mrs. J. A. Hood and
daughter were recent visitors of Mrs.
Belt Norwood
Mrs. Edward Pool, of Watersville,
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs.
Jacob Winebrener-
Harry Roberts, Of Sykesville, called
on relatives here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rhine, Jr., spent
Sunday with Mrs Rhine's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, of Long Corn
er.
Among those who called on Mrs.
Harry Green the past week were Mrs.
Howard Etchison and family, Of Mt.
Airy, and Mir. and Mrs Raymond
Browning, Of No. 4.
George Henderson, of Baltimore,
was in Ridgeville recently.
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SANDYVILLE.

Miss Mira Shilling spent few days
the past week in Baltimore, as guests
OF her brothers, James and Raymond
Shilling
Miss Edna Staub, of Gwynbrook, is
visiting at the home Of Albert Hoff,
a. guest of her sister, Mrs. Orpha
Young.
Mrs. Emma Shilling, of Baltimore,
Is visiting her father, William Tan
ner.
Mrs. William Leoppoa has gone TO
the mountains to regain her health
MI. and Mrs. Marion Flater, who
have been on the sick list, are now
convalescent.
a good game of base ball will be
played at Harmon's Mill, on Satur-
day at 2-30 ID TO-, between the Sandy
Vile and Mechanicsvil1e clubs. Brown
and Tracey will pitch, and Barnhart
will catch for Sandyville. Arnold and
Bitzel vii pitch, and Paynter will
catch for Mechanicsville, All come
The home of Noah Stocksdale was
the scene Tuesday night, May 2, OF "a
delightful birthday party, given ia
honor of Mr Stocksdale's 21st birth
day. The rooms were almost filled
with guests at an early hour, still
the host and hostess were kept busy
welcoming new arrivals until half
past ten. Games and conversation
were INDUCED in until a late hour,
when all were invited into the dining
room To partake OF refreshments con
sisting of all the good things Of the
season, after which all departed for
their houses, wishing Mr.. Stocksdale
many more happy birthdays Among
those present were Howard Lockard
ana wife, Butler Gorsuch and wife,
Charley Bell and wife, Edgar Lock
ara ana wife, Dennis Green and wife,
Mrs. Joseph Devilbiss, Mrs. Morris
Green, Wilson Zepp and wife, Misses
Helen Harmon, Bessie Lockard, Lilly
Rash, Edna Green, Lille Lockard,
Almetia Lockard, Virgie Ousterhus,
Bessie Green, Mary Bell, Ida Green,
Margie Mancha, Ora Barnhart, Blanche
Stocksdale, Jeanette Rash, Martha
Stocksdale, Grace Bell, Messrs. Noah
Stocksdale, Paul Green, VIM Green,
Elton Zepp, Irwin Heagy, Thomas
Barnhart, Robert Mancha. Herschel
Conway, John Magee, Ralph Lock-
ard, Ray Taylor, Walter Miller, Ernest
StocksdaIe and Curtis Rash.
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SOUTHERN CARROLL.

We had fine shower i'm this COM
munity, Monday evening, 1t was very
much needed.
Robert III. Butler and family and
Herbe'' r tier, of Baltimore, visited
j.. S. Buckingham and family last
Sunday, they made the trip in tour
ing car.
Mt Davis has at his farm moth
er fox and three little ones. Any
one wishing to see them call at his
home.
O. p. Buckingham has purchased a
new Prick engine, eighteen horse
power, and Is pulling the road plow
for "a. w. Harrison, road supervisor.
Of Mt Airy district
Mrs. II. MI. Dickey Ii quite sick at
the parsonage, Morgan Circuit.
Mrs. Lillian Gosnell gave a quilt
Ing party last Tuesday, many Of the
ladies OF the community were pres
emit.
Rev. B. r. McGowin, of NIT Airy,
delivered a fine sermon to the Odd
Fellows, last Sunday afternoon.
Next Sunday evening he will speak
on Temperance.
Mrs. Fl. 2. Ecker's new home, which
IL being erected at NIT. Olive, il well
under way.
Divine service at Morgan M. II.
church Sunday morning, and Mt.
Olive i'm the afternoon.
The most interesting event Of the
season took place Easter Monday,
when Frank T. Davis invited his many
friends to fox-chase.- Many OF the
sporting young men OF Southern Car
roll were there, as well as some old
er and prominent men OF this sec
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PATAPSCO.

The social, which was held at the
home of Elias Taylor, last Saturday,
was a success. "A good sum Of mon
ey was realized.
The Ladies' Aid Society met last
week, at the home of Mrs. Marshal
knight, the following new members
were added to the society: Mrs. Jas.
Tracey, Mrs. Bell and daughter, Miss
Mamie Shamer and Mrs. Houck. The
society is In a f1ourishing condition,
their next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Mummaugh.
John Shipley, wife and daughter,
Cecelias, spent Sunday last, with
Louis Fowble, at Emory.
Elsie Ebaugh, Elvy Knight, Ethel
Sprinkle, Myrtle Shipley and Julia
Taylor were guests OF Hattie Shipley,
Sunday last.
Mrs. Nettie Spencer and Mrs. Ray
Myers spent Sunday last with their
sister, Mrs. Martha Chew.
Mrs. Jane Ward spent Saturday and
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Elias
Taylor.
Calvin r. Chew spent Saturday last
in Baltimore.
The MI. i. Sunday school will hold
an ice cream and strawberry festival
on Saturday, May 20, at Shamer' :
invited to attend.
Children's day services will be
held at the NJ. P. Church, June 18th,
at p. m.
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PIPE CREEK VALLEY.

Our farmers are busy getting their
ground, ready to plant corn and pc
tatoes. Some have their potatoes
planted.
The monthly prayer meeting was
held at the home oR Charles Bittle,
the last Sunday in the month. Those
in attendance were Harry Byers and
daughter, from near Kingsdale; Noah
.C- .Wantz, Theodore Welk, Edward
Welk, John N. Ditch, Samuel Keefer,
Ernest Helwig and wife, Jacob Law
yer, z. H. Myers, Upon H. Myers, Ed
ward Wantz and III. @. Yingling-
Irwin Wantz and wife and Charles
Black and wife visited Theodore King
and family on Sunday.
a heavy thunder storm passed over
this section On Monday evening, ac-
companied by heavy down pour of
rain, which will be help to the grain
and grass.
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. CLEAR RIDGE.
Pipe Creek lovefeagt saturday. M

Pipe Creek lovefeast Saturday, May
.6.
Charles Lennon has, had a we'll
bored go feet deep on his property,
known a. the peach orchard The
water In the well II % feet deep and
it is coming in at the rate of eight
gallons a minute. This property,
which Mr.. Lennon bought from Thos.
I'LL Routson, contains z acres, for
which he paid $500, and is about 800
feet above sea level.
The rye heads did not appear in this
section in April.
There have been 100 California
privets planted around the new
Lutheran cemetery. George w. Lam
bert, James Waltz and Roy Singer
did the work
Rev. George wv. Englar and wife, or
Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting his moth
er, Mrs Julia Englar Mr.. Englar IL
taking his annual vacation. They
were in Philadelphia and New York
before coming to his native home
M Roy IT. Singer, our cartoonist, has
fset ont $50 apple and so peach trees,
$500 strawberry plants, 10 bushels
or onion sets and planted ten bushels
of potatoes.
Arthur Englar, the new road com
missioner is working the roads I'm
this section.
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EASTVIEW.

Thomas Jones is preparing to build
a new barn.
The crops are looking good in the
community.
Don't forget the picnic at the East
view school, Saturday, May Q. If the
weather should be unfavorable that
night, 1T will BE- on Monday night, or
the first fair night after that. The
public are invited to attend.
The health of the community is
good att this writing, with the excep-
ton Of Mrs. Essie Ogg, who has not
been we'll for several weeks.
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. John
ConaWay entertained at their home
in Eastview, the following guests:
MIR. and Mrs. Augusta Saddles, MIR.
and MES. Elias Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wagner, Eveline Jones' Margie
Schnable, Virgie Davis, Elsie Coma
way, AL. Agnes Jones, Birdie Ward,
Harriet Jones, Lille. .Lamden, Hilda
Mengel and Herman Jones'
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. Smith ana her daughter from
Fremont, Ohio, visited Mt and Mrs.
Levi Myers and other relatives in
Carroll county. This was Mrs.
Smiths first visit here, she thinks III
is beautiful place.
Mrs. Clarence Myers, who has been
ill for several weeks, is still in q
critical condition.
Holy communion this Sunday at 10
a. m by Rev. John wv. Reinecke Sun
day school at 2 a. M.
The moving pictures last Saturday
night were fine, the best ever shown
here and far more steady and life
like than many seen in the foremost
parlors Ill the cities. The music also
was excellent. The cutting out Of the
orchestra music, however, was not at
all due to any lack Of ability on the
part VI the boys to play their parts,
but, as stated by the conductor, the
organ was at fault and caused the
trouble. There was no occasion
whatever for jeering, derisive laugh,
i'll opinion or reproach.
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lUNIONTOEVN.

Mrs. W. P. Englar and daughter
Hilda, spent few days at Waynes-
boro, the past week. n3s ae4r 2'3t
-r Mrs. Missouri Routson returned on
Sunday from a visit. to Baltimore, she
was accompanied by her son, Harry
Routson.
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Fleagle are stay
ing with Mrs. Jennie McKinstry at
Union Bridge.
Mrs. Annie Eckard and Mrs. Eliza
beth Copenhaver, from near May
berry, visited in town this week.
James o. Near and family, OF Glyn-
don, were the guests OF Mrs. Clayton
Ham, Oh Sunday.
Roy Singer, Of Clear Ridge, has
planted hi farm in fruit trees: BE-
tween the trees he has set out 5000
strawberry plants and planted ten
bushels OF little onions.
Mrs. Weaver returned from Wash
ington, d. c., on Saturday.
Guy Formwalt has started a milk
route in town.
Messrs. Norman Eckard and Howard
Myers, OF Baltimore, spent Sunday at
their homes.
DR.. and Mrs Luther Kemp enter
Lalned dI ulnA6Iy So 1GAday, - $50
Cover, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fogle and
Miss Belle HILL
Miss Alverta Stuller is visiting in
Keysville.
The Lutheran Cemetery has been
enclosed with a hedge.
Mrs. Margaret Harmon, OF Sammar,
il visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Theo. Eckard il visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harlan Mencer, ot
Blue Ridge Summit.
Miss Rose Shaw is visiting her
brother at Cecilton.
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Information for
Contractors /!

sealed proposals, addressed to the
County Commissioners of Carroll
county, and endorsed Proposals for
building A section of State Aid High
way IN Carroll County" upon or along
~ BLACK Rock Road between Hamp-
stead and Baltimore County Line.f for a
distance fabout LIP miles. will he re-
celved by the County Commissioners
oI carroll County,at their office, West
Minister, Nd, until II O'Clock. noon,
ri 70 18th day of May, 1911, and at
that time and place will be publicly
opened and read.
All bids must be made upon blank
forms to be obtained of the State
ROADS Commission at its Offices, Union
trust Building, Baltimore, must give
tne prices proposed both III writing
and Ia hgures, and must be signed BY
the bidder, with his address.
Eacn Did is to be accompanied by a
certlhed check for Two Hundred
Doilars (S2OO-OO) payable to the Coun-
w commissioners OF Carroll County,
sald check to be- returned to the bid
der unless he fails to execute the
contract should it be awarded to him.
Flans can be seen and forms of spec
ncations and contract may be obtain
Cd at the Office of the State Roads
commission, Baltimore, Md.
the County Commissioners " Car
roH County reserve the right to re-
Ject any and all proposals.
BY order of the Board.
GEO. wv. BROWN,
J. s. FINK,
BENJAMIN F. STANSBURY,
Commissioners Of Carroll County.
Test.
q. Edward Dodrer, Clerk and Treas.
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-lHARST0N..

Health of community il good, and
everybody busy.
Miss Velma Fleming, of Union
Bridge, paid flying visit to her reIa-
tives, 8. wv. Bond and family.
Our enterprising merchant, S. w.
Bond, has replenished his stock of
spring goods. He has large assert
ment.
z. M. Newton, Dist. Manager for the
Tidewater Portland Cement Company,
stopped here last week on business in
his new Maxwell car
Miss Fannie Zile, our dependable
dressmaker, returned from a visit to
relatives and friends il Baltimore,
among whom was Mrs. Harry Crum,
formerly Miss Effie Demmitt, of Carroll
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Crowl, OF
Oneida, Ohio, are visiting Mrs Crowds
sister, Mrs. David Harris and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Frizzell- Mrs. Carrie
Wagner and family were also Mrs.
Harris guests, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. 7. Snader, who
have been on the sick list, are con-
valescing.
Howard Wantz, one of our neigh
boring farmers who has been quite
i'll, is reported to be out again.
Preaching the coming Sunday at
Bethel M. 2. Church, let everybody
attend. Our former minister, Rev.J.
"A. March, will oficiate. Having been
away for number OF years, no doubt
his sermons will be enlightening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carlisle, Of Sans
Creek, are visiting in Baltimore.
Mrs. Albert ". Cover and Miss
Cover, Of Winfield, are visiting friends
in Baltimore; they also expect to at
tend the Peace Conference
We are glad to note Baltimore cleo
ted James II. Preston for Mayor: this
means a continuation OF good city
government.
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llELROSE.

VENTS Union Sunday school was
reorganfzed on Saturday, April 80.
with the following officers: Presi-
dent, P. me- Wantz; Yice-president, IT,
@. Miller; superintendents,W Wilson and
zepp; secretary, O. III Sauble; a.
sistant secretary, A S. Coans; sing
Ing leader, r. M. Wantz; organists
Anna, Ruth, Marie and Mary Crum-
rine; managers Thurbert IT, Wentz,
Harry Croft, A. S. Coans, Mrs. d. M.
wilson, Gaselia vi Wentz, Mrs. @. n.
SaubIe Sunday school next Sunday
morning, May z, at 3 a. m. Every
body is cordially invited.
The Union Sunday school at Bach
mans church was reorganized on
Sunday afternoon, with the following
officers: President, "A. @. Bachman;
vice-president, Ezra Frock; superin-
tendents, Geo. p. Panabaker, Noah
Sullivan; assistant superintendent,
Harvey Wentz; secretary, Earl O..
Wantz; assistant secretary, Chester
Sullivan; treasurer, Denton Ware
hime; organists, Mrs. Geo. Panabaker
and Miss Mamie Warehime; singing
leader, John Sholl; managers, Mrs.
John Shaffer, Mrs. A O. Bachman,
Mrs Geo. IN Panabaker, Mrs. Geo.
Sullivan, Mrs. Harvey Wentz, Messrs.
Ezra F'rock, Chester Sullivan, Geo.
Sullivan, Denton Warehime, John
Sholl, Harvey Wantz, Clinton Thomas,
Peter Wantz, Clinton Kroh, Milton
Resi-, Greenbury Irish, Samuel Stern
er and John Ebaugh.
We hear that Mr.. Dennison, Of Phil
adelphia, who married one OF the girls
nf oI1r moi oh horhOod died recpnfly
Mr. Dennison was well known in this
section.
Earl o. Wantz wants to thank all
who sent him souvenir cards "a his
birthday.
There was a blowout Of ore Of the
valves OF the B. ". engines one day
last week. It was soon repaired and
tile engine IL making its regular
trips again.
Clarence Zepp, wife and son Car
roll, Geo. Rust and wife, John Zepp
and wife, of Baltimore, Mi. and Mrs.
Will Zepp and daughter, Ellen, Of
Bachman Mills, Md. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM S. Zepp, last
Sunday.
On Saturday evening an eager crowd
gathered at Zepp's stationery store
to hear the subject discussed. rs
the world getting better or worse?'
The judges, Messrs. Leese, Wantz and
Sauble decided in favor of the neg
ative. On Saturday evening, May g.
the subject will be"Resolved, that fire
is more useful than water"
Horatio Shaffer killed two black
snakes, last week, one of which meas
ured ) feet and the other 3 feet
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BACHMAN,S VALLEY.

q few persons have planted fruit
and apple trees this year.
Robert p. Leppo has improved his
property by building a large hen
mouse, and by repairing his other
buildings.
The public roads through here are
I'm pretty good condition. If the
large stones were hauled away, which
causes rough driving at all times, II
would be large favor to all who
use them
Several persons were visiting in
Baltimore last week.
The recent rains have been very
beneficial to low wells and springs.
Farmers are busy planting pota-
toes, blowing and getting corn ground
ready and few have already fin
ished planting corn. Some say they
will not start until next week.
Ice cream was served at zepp's
store on Saturday evening. a large
crowd was present.
T. Milton Myers has had a large
building put up for the protection
OF his new automobile, which he has
recently purchased.
Jerusalem Church Union Sunday
goth, electing officers and managers.
Sunday school next Sunday afternoon
at p. N. Services by Rev. Lau, at
p- m
VIM. Lippy is now going into the
pigeon business He has a fine lot
OF selected pigeons. we wish him
the best of success.
Cleaning house is also On the card
and keeps the women just as busy as
the men. Spring is here and all can
say, keep at work.
On Sunday, April 80, at 2 p. H., our
pastor, Rev 4. I'M. Reinecke, gave Us
q very interesting sermon. Reverend
Reinecke Will celebrate the holy com
munion at this church, May Ia, at 1C
a. 10. Preparatory service Saturday
before, at y. ID.
Bixler's n. B. church will have ser
vices and holy communion On Sunday
at 10 a. 10, by Rev. Sheattel, Sunday
school at 9 a. m Society Sunda!
evening, Prayer meeting Saturda!
evening. All come.
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HSAIA.LLWOOD.

Farmers ira this vicinity are busy
planting corn.
Mrs Albert Burlington, of Balti-
more, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Kate
Lockard, of Smallwood.
Charles Wagner Is having an addi-
ton put to his house, which will be
quite an improvement.
The wOman's lodge, P. o. of q, of
SmallWood. IL In quite thriving con
dition- It has been instituted only
about 18 months and has over 40
members, with good prospects of hay
ing 10 in June. There II an initiatory
team and At has been to the Gap to
help initiate camp; the team also
expects to 20 to Winfield, next We'd
nesday, to 20 through the same work
there They are to hold a straw
berry and Ice cream festival, May 27,
and would like all to come and spend
u pleasant evening with them.
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ton. Albert Crawford, ex-sherin Of

ton Albert Crawford, ex-sheriff Of
Carroll, and VIM Selby, an ex-con-
gresham were On the scene. The
occasion was graced also by the
presence OF several young ladies OF
the community, who witnessed the
start OF the chase. Misses Pearl and
May Grimes, Mona Penn, Gertrude
Warner and others. The fox, being an
old cunning one, was liberated at the
home OF Mr.. Davis, and took direc-
ton toward the northeast. So game
was he, that he made good his es-
cape and may be running yet so far
AZ the sportsmen know, for they can
not tell what became Of him.