The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-10-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LWUhL mi MAMUH
Next Tuesday, October q, Is Hol-
loween.
A horse at the Palace Livery
Stables, H. Fl. Harbaugh, proprietor,
died ON Saturday night.
Mrs. Jos. Fl. Krichton, OF Baltimore,
was operated on at the Maryland Uni
versity Hospital on Wednesday.
Elections Will be held in only 1S
states this year, and only ) states, in-
GLIDING Maryland, will elect Cover
norS.
The driving horse OF =. Q. Grimes,
ST., West Main street, died On Sun
day morning from some unknown
cause.
Underwater Portland Cement, manu-
featured at Union Bridge, is being
used in the construction of the Odd
Fellows Hall.
Since the Worlds Championship
Series, Eddie Baker of the Garage
Company has been walking around
pretty chesty.
Mrs. Clayton Bell, near this city
who was operated on at the Woman's
Hospital in Baltimore, returned home
last week, somewhat improved.
The family mare OF j. ID. Crowl,
Centre street, dropped dead on Fri
day Tt had been raised from colt
by MIR. Crowl.
Eli w. Lohr, OF Hanover, Pa, sold
his farm of 81 acres, located 21a miles
n Ir~1,y
Krumrine, of near Union Mills.
The first frost Of tie fall appeared
this week in Westminster and vicinity
and according to the Weather Man We
will have chilly weather for some
time.
What would the political candidates
do without automobiles? How would
they get over the whole county and
have a heart to heart talk with every
body?
Tomorrow afternoon the Western
Maryland College football team vii
try conclusions with the Rock Hill
College team, on the college field ir
this city.
An oyster supper will be held al
Thomas chapel, Tannery, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, of next week
November and A, to which the pull
Tic i invited.
A series of games, composed Of three
each will be played between Thorn
sons bowling team and Littlestown
The first game will be played in thii
city on Wednesday evening, Novem
Der l.
The two best trains ON the w. M
r. broke down at Owings Mills OF
Wednesday. They were the 10 a. m
and the $50 D. o., trains. The form
CT was nearly hours and the latte
IL minutes late.
The stockholders OF the Baltimor,
and Reisterstown Turnpike Compan.
met. last week at their Office il Balti
more and agreed to sell a portion Q
the road to the State Roads Commiss
ion for $4,000. The action wa
merely formal affair.
A man from New Windsor who va
a passenger on the fast mail on Sun
day morning, from Baltimore, to hi
home, fell or the cars at the Quarrie
but was not seriously injured. TIL
train stopped and the passenger wa
put on again and taken to his home
NO. 80, OCOl
Key, No. Az, OF Frederick, and Div
Council No. So, Of Union Bridge, .
the O. II. a.. NJ. have arranged to holI
a district meeting at Frederick il No
vember, and at that union meeting
they will have a large class initiation
Among the prize-winners ia TIL,
boys judging of dairy COWS at tn
Laurel Fair, was c. r. Reese, of -nea
EM md rrrIprN Srl
groups Of four cows each-Jerseys
Holsteins, Friesians and GUernseys-
were passed upon by the contestants
43 ia number. The prizes aggregat
ed $500.
There will be an oyster supper he'll
in the basement OF VIM. T.. Richard
store, PatapSco, on Friday and SatuF
day nights, November 3, and 4, undo
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Societ
of Patapsco Methodist Episcopa
Church An orchestra from Baltimor
will furnish music on Saturday night
All are invited.
The itinerary for the Democrat
State candidates carries them int
every section OF Maryland. In ad
dition to making number OF speech
6 the. candidates will tour the differ
emit counties IN automobiles and per
sonally meet the voters. On Satur
day, November A, large meeting vii
be held In this city.
The following men of this county
exhibited fine specimens In the Poul
try Department at the Frederfcl
Fair: Emory a. Murphy, of Mt. Airy
Guy wv. Babylon, or Wakefield Franl
Harbaugh, Of Middleburg; J. Rinehar
lille, of uniontown; George &. Cor
such, of New Windsor, and Edward +
'Olmstead, of Union Bridge.
The Brooks comet Is still hoverinl
in this neighborhood. Though no
overwhelming in size, astronomer
consider it one of the most interesting
OF the mysterious heavenly wander
ers. IL has now passed the sun an,
can d. seen III the eastern sky be
tween ana o'clock in the morn
i'm. 1T i very bright and has loni
tail DIR. Fitzhugh saw it quite plain
Ivy early Wednesday morning