The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-09-13
September made mistake and

September made q mistake nc
turned CO. the steam heat
The regular noon delivery of mai
will d. resumed o. Monday
Mr. WV. Frank Thomas, East Main
street, was in Cleveland, Ohio, sever
I'll days this week
\ It III given out that eggnogg if good
for hay fever. This il probably done
To make hay fever popular
Mr.. and Mrs. J- = Shuey, who have
been spending some time AZ IT, Alvia
Hill farm have been presented by tn
stork with fine baby girl
Mrs. Charles Hesson, of Union
Bridge, who + critically ill, s. not
dead, e. was reported, but there II
almost 10 hope of her recovery
The large Smith homestead %
Main and Church streets, Will To-
offered at public sale by the heirs of
the late Judge John. E- Smith next
month
Mr. III. F. Rinker has been employed
by The Democratic Advocate Com
pany, A. 4 collector. His duty will
ID to collect all overdue subscription
accounts
Herr x Babylon, West Main street,
have sold Ford Model ~. ~ horse
power automobile to Dr. a.. H. Legg,
Union Bridge, and a Stevens ~ 70
Mr. Spencer
Rev. L- ID. Hafer, of TaneytoWn,
will deliver an address next Tuesday
evening at Baust church under the
auspices of the Brotherhood of n
drew and Philip. The public j. in-
vited-
a hungry 'possum invaded the
chicken yard Of MIR. T. Wallace War
field, OF Cherry Lodge, o. The New
Windsor road, and killed 51 out or
81 DIR Mr.. Warfeld's fine breed OF
chickens.
Mr.. Oliver mi. Grouse, West Main
street, who has been extremely iii
with typhoid fever, il improving.
His son, MI. Vernon Grouse, of
Washington State, arrived here yes
terday, having been summoned to hi
fathers bedside.
Attracted by glow in the east
which att first H. thought was the sun
rising, J. H Blocher, agent 1T Wal
brook Station of the Western Mary
land Railroad, early yesterday morn
ing discovered a fire in the Toulouse
in the rear of the home of Edwin q.
Heinz.
Lieutenant G. Odendhal, VI. = H
C. s., who has been in the Behring
Sea for the past 18 months j. visit
ing his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlando Reese, East Main street.
Lieutenant Odendhal's description OF
the manners and customs OF the ma
tives Of the far North - very inter
esting
Mrs. Grace Bish, this city, has pur-
chased the store fixtures and milli-
merry stock or the well known milli-
merry stand of Mrs. George *. Sher-
man, at the junction of West Main
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs
Bish il buying an up-tO-date line OF
millinery goods and will open her
emporium shortly.
MIR. Lawrence o. Wroth, Of Balti-
more, who spends large part OF the
summer with his aunts, the Misses
Wroth, at Winchester Place, will b.
the managing editor Of the Johns
Hopkins Alumni Magazine which Will
first appear i'm November. It will tell
the news of the institution and OF
graduates and will seek to afford a
reliable critical analysis, Of ant and
books.
Thomas & Company report active
business Ira real estate, having sold
in the past week the following prop
critics The James. C. Myers prop
erty to Mr. and Mrs u. B. Burner,
Of Overall, va, $115OO; the Roger
farm to VII. Nathan Deal for $3.50
per acre; the property Of Mrs. Maria
Ebaugh to Mr. Amos Houser; also
thu Anchor Hotel property to How
ard r. Koontz, besides several others
which are not for publication.