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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16

FAIRBURY. Neb.. Feb. Special l--
The Commercial club OF Fairbury is max
ing extensive preparations 20 give a min
sfrei show Al the opera house on Tuesday.
February g This show viii be strictly
by home talent and the various members
II the Commercial club have been assigned
parts. Prof zWfckey. leader II the Fair
bury band. il training the characters. The
most prominent citizens n Fairhury viii
participate ana already several nehearsals
have been held.
1t is unique idea on the part OF the
Commercial club in raising a good roads
fund. This-Wiil be used in increasing the
mileage Of good roads in jefferson county.
To create more interest in the show IL has
been decided to use part OF the money
raised TO purchase ornamental poles for
lighting the public square az Fsirbury.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16

DID be urs &c tiiat numhsrT
.'TessirH
ne iH q colnrsd zuan
.fTrr-frf
rs he black or ysTow-
'WeIi. sab. be IL 'twixt and tween. re-
pied Mitchell. a trfne uucertain. bur with
the old assurances I'm his ruice
Then you did not Enow THAR A. r. Har-
vey IS clerk Of the Fire and Police board
and lives az Lincoln. and thar he 10 a
relative Of a former Envernurgr'
Mitchell looked az the LAWYER with a hurt
feeling IN his eyes
No. sab.
A ripple az merr1ment srsut over those
who cumprchended the situation A. r.
Harvey was a man chosen az random from
memory BY TeiEer. The name had no con-
nection with the case whatever and th-
questions bearing it were asked only to
try out the witness
Mitchell left the COMMITTEES room rfthotft
knowing what had happsned to him.
spirited Wora..
Spirited wordn between investigators and
others connected with the hearing arous
when Nike O'Neal. teamsteT. was testify
ing in regard to his affidavit that on
which he voted az the election.
Keiser was eEamiuiuE the witness as to
the regularity 81 his affidavit and the
steps incident to It's issuance when one Of
TIE Investigators asked what he was trying
to get
Yes. what's wrong with that affidavit p
asked Dan Butler. city clerk.
Il submit. Mr Chairman. that the city
clerk fs not on the stand said Senator
Kemp rising to object 70 ths interruption.
We'll he's been here all through the
hearing IN his own behalf suggested
Chairman Harrington.
O'Nezl insisted THAT his affidavit was
regular in every respect.
Samuel Nathan. proprietor Of the Dodge
hotel in the Third ward fol-llI south Thir-
teentt street. verified the statements made
before the COMMITTEES by workerF Of the
Anti-saloon league that eleven persons
registered for voting from that hutsi were
not on the books Of the house or known to
the proprietor.
Iudnp Remembers N0thfnE.
Herman Kohn. judge Of election in the
Fifth precinct OF the Third ward. insisted
that he knew Of nothing irregular at the
election in any respect
Did you ever hear accusation that cleo
ton officials in this precinct rang up votes
and then filled In names on the books
afterwards asked Yeiser
Ne
DO you know ~ any person appearing
to vote at this place the second time
asked Ysiser. Who held in his hand the
poll list which showed Implications OF sew
eral names.
No sir"
You don't remember any name that ap-
peared already on TIE books when a man
appeared TO vote
No"
The lawyer then inquired Of the witness
II he knew boyer. Smith Collins and others
whose names are repeated on the books. or
this group Kohn said he knew but two. he
was most positive that they voted but once.
Their names are on the books. twics
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16

FanowinR 3 =. list 81 studenta Of the
Uuiveraas d NsbrssEa who rsesived de-
Ersea this evening AZ 3 ,. m a. the annual
midudnaer graduation exercises
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
MILLER

Edward Bergen moved his family
from Alesia into Oliver Bollinger's
house here, which was recently vacat-
ed by Joseph Tarbart.
Mrs. Geo. Barber spent last Thurs
day with her daughter, Mrs. George
Smith, and family, near Old Fort.
Mrs. George Frank, near here, visit
ed her son Harvey Frank. and wife, OF
Hanover, Pa, over Sunday.
Everett Miller is confined to his
home with tonsilitis.
Joseph Frank, Of Alesia avenue, il
We y i'll with pneumonia. DR.. ]. HI
Sherman is in attendance.
Mr.. Doll, of near Hampstead, moved
his family above the store building
of Jacob Zepp last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John X Miller spent
Monday at Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wertz and
daughter Grace visited the formers
brother, Edwin Wertz and wife, OF
Lineboro, last Sunday.
Henry M. Miller, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia, il improving.
Wedding bells are ringing!
Boys get ready for a serenade.
Mrs. Luther Wentz and son Vernon
visited Mrs Smauel Wertz last We'd
nesday, near Maple Grove.
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BENEERSVTLLE.

Mrs. Fannie Michael, of Baltimore.
is spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Troutfelter.
Mrs Annie Gilbert, OF Bark Hill,
and Harry Reindollar, or NIT Union,
spent Sunday with Noah Reindollar
and family.
Mrs. Annie F. Miller and daughters,
Mary and Grace, spent Tuesday after
noon with her sister, Mrs Joe Baugt,
OF Frizellburg.
Walter Young spent Sunday with
Samuel Bare and family.
Prof. John Roger, OF Westminster,
has placed fine piano in the home
Of Kenner Bankard.
Mrs. Margaret Mitten and three OF
lher granddaughter, Misses Margaret
Bowers, OF Baltimore; Lottie Bowers,
Iof Westminster, and Mary Mitten,
spent Friday last with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles e. Bankard
Mrs. VIM. Sipes had a very pleasant
automobile ride Monday evening.
After going about a quarter or IA mile
the party all had to walk home.
Miss Margaret Bowers, who has
spent the winter in Baltimore and
Cambridge, is visiting her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Margaret Mitten, Of near this
place.
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HOUCKSvuLR.

Mrs. A. Lynch, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
spent several days OF last week with
her uncle, James Hoffman.
Alvin Shaeffer, or Canton, China
was the guest OF his sister, Mrs. A. J
Buchanan, several days last week.
Mrs. II. H. Spahr, OF Lineborough
Pa, In visiting friends In this com.
munity.
Miss Grace Eby is spending a weeh
with Mrs. Charles TILES, OF Hampstead
Noah Bosley moved from Emory In
to Noah RilI's tenant house.
Henry Dull, who was severely hurt
last week by a barn door falling or
him, ig convalescing.
The stork visited the home OF jacob
Sellars and left girl; also the home
Of Noah Rills and left boy.
The mumps have Just gotten into
this neighborhood and now are an ep.
idemic I'm Houcksville school.
a. j. Buchanan has had htg well
drilled tWenty-eight feet deeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Zepp, whose
house recently burned down, are
spending some time with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Zepp.
Mr.. and Mrs. SiIaE Martin, or Unior
Bridge, spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. C. e. Elseroad.
Rev. Frank Steelman will preach {
special sermon at Wesley Chape
Easter Sunday morning at 1880 a. IN
Ali are welcome.
The Ladies' Aid, OF Wesley, viii
meet April goth, at the home Of Mrs
Joseph Davidson.
Matthias Long is building a yer.
large barn for John Lester.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
LINEBORO.

9. G. Wareheim had his dwelling
papered by +. T.. Armstrong.
a. G.. Cent? and CT. ID. Barnhart
transacted business in Hanover last
week.
Mrs. Lydia Markell, of Hanover,
spent few days visiting relatives
here.
>. y. Warner, horse dealer, trans
acted business In Manchester, Md,
Friday Of last week
We experienced a one inch snow
fall on Saturday night.
w. A. Currens made trip to Han
over, "a, on Saturday.
The remains or John Shaffer, OF
Rockdale, were laid to rest at the
Lineboro cemetery on Sunday. His
age was about IS years.
Samuel Wertz and family, of Maple
Grove, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Farmers are busy planting garden
vegetables.
Miss Lydia Wertz, who has been on
the sick list for a month, is able to
be about
Oliver Dubs and Geo. Warner
transacted business in Hanover, Pa,
on Monday.
DR.. T. III. Wertz, Of Hanover, Pa,
took Mrs. Noah Utz to the Mercy
Hospital, Baltimore, on Monday.
Miss Bertha Dubs has been spend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
BARK HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eckard and
Mr. and Mrs Harry Stitely spent Sun
day afternoon with Harry Lambert
and family, OF Beaver Dam.
On Monday morning about O'Clock
the town was aroused by the cry OF
fire. 1t was found to be at the home
of VIM. Smith and was caused by an
overheated lamp in an incubator
Fortunately there was not much dam
age done The building in which IL
was kept was destroyed with the in
cubator and Its contents.
John Utermahlen, of Washington,
D. c., who was spending few days
with his relatives Of this place, re-
turned to his home on Saturday.
VIM IT. Utermahlen and family, OF
Pleasant Valley, spent Monday at the
home OF VIM. III. Jones.
Mrs. Annie e. Gilbert spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Noah Rein
dollar, Of Roop's Mill.
Elmer Wilson IL nursing the mumps
at the present time.
Mrs. Laura Smith, who was visit
ing her brother, Charles Haines, of
near Emmitsburg, has returned home.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
EASTER GROVE.

Elmer Myers paid O flying trip to
Westminster On Friday last
Miss Bessie heister spent Sunday
with Miss Pearl Myers.
Miss Mary Babylon has returned
home after spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Theo. Cummings.
Mrs. Washington Myers 10 visiting
friends FRI Baltimore.
Several men from this place attend
ed the sale OF Frank Bowersox, OF
Taneytown on Saturday last.
We had a fine shower here on Sat
urday night which was of great ben
eft to the country,
On April 6, Thee Cummings and
family OF near Winfield, moved to Ell
mer Myers place near Pleasant Val
ley. The event was a merry one for
those participating. Fun ran riot,
everybody enjoyed being in every
body's way, but a. peace marked the
order OF things, Ill went well. Music
was furnished by J. T.. Brown, OF Den
nings. Those present were: Dora
Cummings, James Robertson, D. E.
Gilbert, VIM. Robertson, Edw. Cum
mings, Elmer Myers, Mrs. Harry Null,
Mrs. Black, Fannie and Pauline Myers,
Mary Babylon, Pearl and Anna Myers,
Mamie Routz, Helen Gilbert, Myrtle,
Stella and Ethel Cummings, Edna
Belle Gilbert, Ruthanna Babylon, Esta
Hollinger, P. J. Babylon, J. Fl. Brown
Harvey Lambert, }. wv. Gum, jacob
Gum, Frank Barnes, Walter Horton
Chas. Eckard, Rodger Gilbert, Jesse
and Paul Cummings. Those who took
supper were Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Crabs
and daughters, Ruth and Carrie.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
FLOHR WILLIE.

Roy Il. Buckingham spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos
T. Buckingham. He left Monday for
Southern tour for his firm.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Farquhar spent
a few days I'm Baltimore last week.
R. H. Moore il having his we'll dug
deeper.
Mr.. Eugean Trayer has purchased a
very fine horse from John T. Ridgely.
Of Howard county.
The stork visited Edwin Alexander
Saturday and left him a very fine boy.
Ollie M. Martin has moved to Ed
ersburg and is missed very much.
Miss Ruth Trayer is very sick with
the mumps.
James Lockard Is improving his
property considerably, by grading and
fencing hi lawn
Miss Helen Hewes il spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Emory
Barnes.
Mrs. V. A. Ecker Is somewhat i'm
proved. She il able to be about again.
Jeremiah F1ohr has completed an
other house FRI this city. O. @. Barnes
has moved into it.
Owing to very late spring the
gardening has been somewhat put
back. Eugene Trayer has begun by
planting potatoes.
VIM Linton took "a flying trip to
Sykesville Monday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Wolbert visited Mrs.
Eugene Trayer Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Hood visited friends in
Sykesville Sunday. rfarAl-a4B sAAAa
Walter J. Wolbert has nearly cuMANM
pleted his dwelling, which E EInI@W
will occupy May 1gt. #FF $500 w MY NNE
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Huffman WWre
visited by friends from Winfield Sun
day.
Mrs. Walter J. Wolbert and son
Roscoe are spending week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poole,
Watersville.
Much credit is due to Mr.. Jeremiah
Flohr, who is erecting a church and
schOOlhouse at this Mace
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HOODS

Mrs. Mary c. Baker is spending
this week with relatives in our town
Miss Halle Runkles spent Monday
and Tuesday with Miss Gladys Bra
shear
Miss Iona Hood has returned home
again for few days, after spending
sometime away nursing the sick. Miss
Iona is an experienced hand at the
business and is kept on the 20.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Coale, or Bal
timore city, spent The first part of thin
week with Mrs. Coale's brother, III r.
Baker and aunt, Mrs. 8. 8. Hood, who
live near here.
Hilery Brashears, one of the young
men Of our town, has accepted a DO
sition at Springfield Hospital, near
SykeSville- we wish him success.
MIR. ]. r. II. Hood, or Hinkle, IN
ready to furnish any one with full
stock Of Plymouth Rock chickens OF
eggs; he has the prettiest flock of full
blooded chickens in the community
Prices reasonable, terms To suit crs-
TONER'S
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
ROCKVILLE.

Miss Annie Hood is visiting friends
and relatives i'm Frederick.
Miss BERTHE Becraft, who il attend
ing school in Frederick, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Be-
craft.
Harry Kidd ST., William and Carl
Kidd, and Harvey Green were in Fred
erick this past week
DR.. ]. T.. Cromwell has returned
after spending few days in Alexand-
ria, Va, and Washington, D. C.
Miss Golden Nicholson has returned
home after spending the week end with
her sister, Mrs. George Scheet, OF New
Market.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders, of New Market,
was a recent visitor at the home of
Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Harvey Green spent Friday in
Baltimore.
Miss Sophia a. Webb has returned
home after spending the winter in New
York
Mrs. Jacob Winebrener, Mrs. W. F.
Hutchins and Misses Edith and Bessie
Hutchins spent Friday evening with
Mrs Jesse Rhine.
Miss Rosalee Montgomery returned
to her home at Reels Mill Saturday,
after spending the week with her cou-
sin, Miss Nellie Norwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kahn were in
Baltimore this week.
Jacob Winebrener visited friends
and relatives in Frederick and Woods
boro this past week.
Mr.. Nathan and son Leonard were
in Ridgeville Saturday.
Mrs. William Hood spent Monday
and Tuesday in Baltimore.
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SIMPLIFY.

The weather still seems very uncer-
tain, and our truckers are getting
more anxious for a good spell of
weather in order, that they may plant
their early truck.
The moving season has about ended
for this spring and many moves
were made. Columbus Wagner has
moved from Cornelius H. Shipley's
tenant house, back upon his own farm,
Flint Hill; Walter Edmondson, of Gist,
moved into @. IT. Shipley's vacated
house; Harvey Wagner moved from
his fathers farm to his own house
which he had lately purchased from
his father; Mrs. Theodore Zepp and
family, of Shipley, have moved to Car
rollton, and Edward Freyman and
family have moved into the house va
Gated by Mrs. Zepp, which was pur-
chased last fall by the Messrs David
and William Rupert, of New York,
but formerly of Carroll county.
Our Sunday school reorganized two
weeks ago, and =. G.. Shipley was
elected superintendent we are much
in need OF a good organist we have
prospects of large Sunday school
All of our sick have recovered and
they are out again.
The stork visited Morgan Run Val
ley last Sunday night and left MIR. Jas.
Schneider a fine large girl.
Our farmers are quite busy now
blowing their corn ground and pre-
pairing their oats ground for sowing.
Our public schools are still well
attended.
Our pasture lands are very bare and
they look like staying 20 for a while,
too. 1t has been too cold for grass.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14

wv. Henry Bennett visited friends in
Brunswick, Md, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Melville visited
Washington, D. c., Saturday and Sun
day.
J. B. Me1lor, of Baltimore, Md. visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. M. Mel
Tor, Sunday
On Friday afternoon OF last week at
the home OF his grandfather, j. II.
Fowble, Master Raymond Browmely
celebrated his second birthday by en-
PERTAINING a few of his little friends.
The afternoon was spent in games and
ILL sorts OF amusements, and at
o'clock all were invited to the dining
room where they found cake, ice
cream, candies and fruit, which they
partook Of freely, after which they de-
parted for their homes wishing him
many more happy birthdays. Those
present were Louise Forthman, Myrtle
Spurrier, Gladys CLANCY, Hilda and
Elizabeth Duderar, Blanch and Helen
Bennett, Georgia Carter, Earle Brown,
James Weer, George Dudderar, Alma
Forthman, Celeies Brown.
Levi Barnes il digging hi we'll deep
er, as 1t has been dry since last sum
mer, owing to the drouth OF the past
two years.
Mrs. Bessie B. Brown has moved to
Gathers, Md
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
MEDFORD.

The Medford Grange will hold its
next meeting ut Charles j. PeltE'g,
Wednesday evening, April 18th If tho
weather ID too Indictment, the meeting
will be held on Thursday evening. A
full attendance is desired.
Clarence DuvalI is spraying a num-
Der OF fruit trees for the scale In this
section.
Harry Englar has purchased a new
Galloway gasoline engine, horsepow-
err.
The season for automobiles has be-
gun, and already they are seen quite
frequently. The public roads are get
ting in pretty good condition for
travelling, although they need a lot OF
fixing up.
Miss Mary Copenhayer, of Silver
Run, spent Wednesday night with Miss
Hattie Willet. Miss Copenhaver ia q
graduate Of the High School this
Spring, and an applicant for a posi-
ton as school teacher
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WEST FALLS.

Farmers are busy hauling manure
Della Gartrell, Of Mt. Airy, visited
her parents of this place, from Sat.
urday until Sunday of last week.
We were glad to read in the Advo-
cate Of last week that "Hinkles," oul
friendly and neighborly town has
grown 30 vigorous and energetic.
The sale Of G. B. Long on Saturday
last was largely attended: Mr.. E. w
Adams bought the house and lot, and
will probably move In the near fu-
ture.
we are glad to hear that our Ole
pastor, Rev. T. M. Dickey, will be with
US again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baumgardner an6
Miss Rachel Simmer visited friends
Of this place recently.
Mrs. VIM. CLANCY and daughter
Ruth, visited Mrs. Sarah Rigler Fri
day.
The croquet club of West Falls will
soon be organized for the coming sea.
son. 1t has a stronger force thar
that Of last season.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
SILVER NRIrN .

The farmers are very busy plough
ing for corn and oats, and planting
potatoes.
The grain in this section is looking
fine except what was sown on corn
ground.
Mrs. Abraham j. Koontz, who has
been sick and confined to her bed, is
up and getting along fine since she
moved.
Theodore and Frank Bemiller and
others Strengthened UP Conrad Rush
er's barn, which was damaged by the
storm. Tt Is now in good shape again.
The communion services in the
Lutheran church were very well at
tended on Sunday considering the
weather. The pastor, Rev. John 0.
YOder, confirmed class or Id cate
chumens namely: Alice R- Lippy,
Ruth Knipple, Esta Bemiller, Beatrice
Everhart, Effie Thurman, Birdie Lep-
pc, Carrie Warner, Ida Yingling, Alma
Steyer, Emma Myers, William Schaef-
fer, Robert Matthias, Stanley Humbert,
Earl Bowman and William Miller.
Next Sunday afternoon the Luth-
eran Sunday school will have their
Easter services. They have a fine
program. Come and fill up the
church. Everybody welcome.
Ira Mummert, Of Aspers, Adams
county, "a, visited Miss Clara Croft
several days last week He returned
home on Monday morning to attend
school in Shippensburg, Pa.
Our truck farmer, A. j. Bemiller,
had several hands this week plough
ing and doing other work, and SOW
in peas.
Mrs. George Knipple and daughter
Helen, Of near Ebbvale, and Harry
Warehime and wife, Of Baltimore,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wisner on Sunday.
rl Hull and wife, on near RfN-
tlestown, and Jacob Hahn, wife and
children visited Ernest M. Hull, in
this place, on Sunday.
Wilmer and Edna KnippIe, of Ebb-
vale, were guests of Charles Knipple
and wife on Sunday.
Services in the Reformed church
by lev Hoover this week, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
and on Friday morning. Easter SER
vices on Sunday morning and evening.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
.lEEIIlHI(DSlIs.

We are informed that Clayton Black
has tomato stalk with blossoms and
green fruit upon it. Mrs. Lewis
Dhiert has tomato stalk with many
buds ready to open.
Mrs VIM :. zepp, or near here, has
just returned from Baltimore, where
she has been spending d week. Her
two sons, Tilden and Parker and their
families, moved to the city last week,
There will be a debate in Mission
Worker Building on Saturday evening,
or TIE question Should Women have
the Privilege OF Voting at the Polls w
The next subject to be taken up will
be Us the World Getting Better or
Worse?"
MIR. Zepp has sold eleven bushels
Of onion sets and is filing the rest Of
his orders aS fast as he cam.
Six weddings are scheduled for Eas-
ter. Watch the papers next week.
John Shaffer is putting up a small
barn and making other improvements
On his property here in town.
It iB soon time to think OF reorEan-
izing Wentz'S Union Sunday school.
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lN|ry,," IL.l[1lIyL.

Miss Sidney Lewis I'm welcome
guest at the home OF friends this
week.
Mrs. John Neighbors, of CAM
bridge, Md, IL spending few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ny Clary.
B. w. Straw, Supervisor of the B.
& o. R. R., has purchased a build
ing lot and will have fine residence
erected.
Rev. =. iii. Kaufman and family
left on last Wednesday for their new
home in Baltimore.
Edgar Mercer is building an ad-
dition to his residence. When COM
pleted it will add considerably to ap-
pearances in that neighborhood.
Mrs. McGorvan, Of Baltimore, has
returned home after o. pleasant visit
to her son, Rev. B. J. McGorvan.
! Miss Ethel McCardill, Of Gathers
visited her sister, Mrs. R. B. Wat
kins, last Wednesday.
Mr.. G. r. Hood was in Baltimore
last Wednesday.
The MT. Airy Gun Club held an in
teresting shoot here last Saturday
Quite large crowd of shooters were
present and the shooting was good
The new automatic trap worked tx
the satisfaction OF all.
On Easter Monday a shoot will BIZ
held under the Interstate rules. The
Interstate Association has donated
$4,000 to be distributed among thu
low scores. All amateurs are wei
come J. Novel Hawkins, represent
ing the Winchester Co., and Lloyt
Lewis OF the Detour Co., viii be pres
ent for exhibition.
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PIPE CREEK VALLEY.

Edward Wantz and wife spent Sun
day with Upton H. Myers and family.
Harry Bollinger and family visited
Westminster On Sunday
Irwin Wantz and wife spent Sunday
with Noah c. Wantz and wife.
John z. Bemiller is suffering with
grip this week.
Mrs. Harry Myers and son, spent
Thursday last with Harry Bollinger
and family.
Ernest Hull, wife and son Ralph,
spent Sunday evening with Noah
Hollinger and family.
George Stewart Is suffering with a
sore eye which is very painful
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
UNTONTOYvN,

Mrs. w. Guy Segafoose and child
rem are visiting her sister, Mrs. Rob-
ert Davidson, of Hampstead.
On Saturday evening Miss Belle
HIS Sunday school class gave her a
surprise in honor Of her birthday,
which was Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth franklin, Of West
minister, and Mrs. Philip Lemon, of
baltimore, are visiting w. Guy Sega
fooae and family.
Mira MiSgouria RDutscn is visiting
I'm Baltimore.