The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-05-31
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
\. M AECTH .E S IE Rp

MT -GGOFRG "a. ITOuSGs OA ManCnGS-
ter, left Oh Monday to visit his broth
er-in-law, Mr. Eugene Riger, at Read
ing, "a. From there they will 20 to
Trinidad, Colorado, near which place
MIR. Riger owns large cattle ranch
which they will visit Mr. Grouse
will then visit some places in Col
orado and return home about July
Mt.
WI. and Mrs. Bert Myers, of near
Westminster, spent Monday here with
their niece, Mrs. VIM %. Shearer-
Mr. Hickman A Myers, and daugh-
ter, of Baltimore, spent Sunday and
Monday here, The guests of Miss Mary
Thurman
"a large number or Hampstead citi-
zens spent Monday in Manchester and
enjoyed the festivities of The day
III. o.. Wells, wife and son, of Me
chanicsburg, spent Whit-Monday in
our town.
Miss Miriam Vansant, Of Baltimore,
was the guest Of MT and Mrs ~. W.
Gregory, OF Monday.
Miss Margaret Masenhimer, or Bal
timore, spent the week here with her
grandfather, MT. Oliver Lippy.
Mr. Jas M Motter, wife and Master
Frederick Fehler and Miss Ellen
Weaver, of Baltimore, spent Sunday
and Monday with Mrs. Julia M Not
ter and family.
T.. NJ Rittose and wife, of Balti-
more, we're the guests of IT. H. M.
Keller and wife. Their daughter,
Amanda was the guest to Winlfred
Masenhimer.
Miss Lizzie Shultz, of Baltimore,
was the guest Of her cousin, Miss Ray
Hoffacker.
Mr.. Leonard Tweedale, wife and son
Burns, spent Sunday and Monday O.
the guests of Mrs TWeedale's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. John WV. Burns.
Mr. Howard Leese il home this
week visiting hi parents, Mr. Jno. E.
heese, and family
MIR. O.. ~. ReindoIar and wife, Of
Baltimore, spent Sunday and Monday
a. the guests of Mrs. ReiRdDllar's par
entS.
Misses Ida and Katie Purday, of
Baltimore, spent Monday here with
Mr. George Hare and familq.
MIR. Jas. u. Wagaman, wife and baby,
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
Wagaman's parents, near Littlestown,
"a
Mr. Chas. RI. Bixler and daughter,
Mildred, York, Pa, spent Monday with
Mrs. = Musselman-
Mrs. VIM H- Kohn and son, OF Han
over, "a, spent Monday and Tuesday
here with friends.
MIR. Saml IT. Houck, wife and son,
Gardner, and MI. VIM. Culp, of Bal
timore, were the guests of Mr.. @. Mil
It..
MI. Frank Grove, son Of the late
MIR. Albert Grove, former proprietor
of the Franklin House, spent Sunday
and Monday here.
Miss Virginia Hess, OF Martinsburg,
W. Va, Mr. Edwin Shaffer, Mrs.
Claude Shaffer, Mr. John It'll Houck
and son, Holiday, Of Baltimore; MI.
and Mrs. VIM. Mather and son, Will
lam, Mr. F. K. Herr, wife and daugh-
tiers, LaRue and Eva Herr, of West
minister; and Mr. George Zouck, Of
Mt Carmel, Baltimore, were the
guests Of j.. Luther Trump and fam
lily and hi sisters, Misses Sarah and
Elizabeth Trump, On Monday.
INT. Herman Marshall, wife and
three children, Miss Erma Pfeiffer
and Mr. Raymond Houck, of Baltimore,
were the guests of Samuel Miller and
family Sunday and Monday
Miss Oda Caltrider, of Baltimore,
was the guest Of Mr. H. M. Burgoon
and family On Monday.
Mrs Eek. Lippy and son, Harry, of
Westminster, were guests Of the form
er's sister, Mrs. .. H Geiselman and
family.
Mrs. Carroll Stouch and child, Of
Westminster, spent Monday here with
the formers father, Mr. VIM. H.
Haynes and family
MIR. VIM H. Masenhimer, Or the
Maryland University Pharmacy De
partment, spent Sunday and Monday
here with hi father, MIR. John EMas-
enhimer and family. He was accom-
panied by hi friends, Messrs. 1T. nj.
Thompson andi James t. WIZARD. MIR.
IN. Albert Eckenrode and family, Or
Gwynbrook, Baltimore county, were al
20 their guests
Mr. Charles Essom, wife and three
children, Of Westminster, spent Mon
day here a. the guests of Mrs Esgom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Loats.
Mr. Ralph Yingling spent a few
days in Baltimore last week
MT and Mrs. Fred Dieffenbach, of
Westminster, spent Sunday and Mon
day with relatives.
Mrs. II. Rose, of Westminster, spent
Monday last with Miss Sadie Mason
himer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Blocher at
tended the commencement OF the West
minister High School OF Monday
night, where their son il in charge OF
the commercial department Of the
school
Dr. TT. McKeller went to Baltimore
last Wednesday To purchase an auto
mobile.
Whit-Monday was fittingly cele-
rated in Manchester,the people COM
ing from New York, Lancaster, York,
Baltimore and other cities To partake
in the celebration. The guests reach
ct this place mostly in automobiles
and motor cycles, The celebration
was 10 well planned that ii caused
much favorable comment
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