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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

/ 'ai'ihI ROOMS. FLOYD AVESIIL.
path and pantries closets ntc ~.
! anu cola water. electric lights. In,
! iact' modern in every respect; s5'ooo
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tD9" SALE. SOLID MAHOGANY BOOK
case, over one hundred years old
can be seen in city. Address j SO,
care Times Disp:tch
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FOR SALE. BAKERY, WELL LO-
Gated, and nine acres cheap. * 81,
care Times Dispatch.
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NICE SEVEN ROOM SUBURBAN
home, square from Ginter Park, close
10 car line; only $500
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WOODLAND HEIGHTS HOME CON
tanning eight 90 rooms. reception
hall. pantry. conservatory and large
porches; nice yard, flowers. fruit
trees. etc. Price. $3.50; $3.50 cash,
balance easy payments
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FOR SALE, BY OWNER, COUNTRY
home. west of Richmond; modern
house, on two and a half acres Adj
dress r. o. Box S4S city
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$4,000 BUYS BRICK RESIDENCE ON
Floyd Avenue near Allen Avenuef
MOOREFIEf.D & BLAKE, 20 North
Eighth Street.
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HIGHLAND PARK

SIN-ROOM HOUSE. EIGHT-FOOT
hall. bath pantry: tip-top condition;
large porch; 10, j2l2Nl40; block and
half from car line; price $4,000.
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FoR SALE. ONE BUSINESS BUGGY,
rubber-tircd. Si5: on. top buggy,
bargain one portable top wagon.
$75: ono single truck. These are
second hand, and in good condition.
single and double trucks and gro
Gerry wagons business buggies. Re-
pairing. painting and rubber tire
work. e. &. BRISTOW 9 to - North
EirhtCcnth Street.
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FOR SALE, ON THREE CHOPT ROAD.
| bargain: terms to suit X 81. care
| Times Dispatch.
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NICE SIX ROOM DWELLING IN
good repair. Twenty second Street,
near car line; $1,000. :. bargain. Lot
on Patterson Avenue, 100 feet, at SIS
per foot. * Sc, care Tines-D Dispatch.
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FOR SALE. PRACTICALLY NEW
asks Foot cabin launch, copper and
hrass fastened. Fairbanks Morse
twp-cylinder engine. Sleeps four
Prone Madison 6p50-L. 1153. Mali
. BOX .e6o. CITY.
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81 200 WILL BUY. II SOLD Ar ONCE
wholesale light manufacturing bus
mess. worth S5,npu year: can prove
il; give phone 6 %, care Times
Dispatch.
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THIRTY ACRES. NEAR BROAD
street. seven miles west of Rich
mond: small orchard. nice branch and
spring, quantity cordwood and a.
for quick sale CASSELAIAN G. 90.
lois East Main Street. Richmond
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GROVE AVENUE 1900 BLOCK.
brick. ten rooms: heated by hot
water. Price. $10.500
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MANY NICE LOTS AND SEVERAL.
nice homes in Woodland Heights.
Prices low ana terms easy.
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LOT 50xl40 BATTERY COURT;
water. sewerage, gas electric lights,
sidewalks and shade trees This
property is compelled to enhance in
value. Right in line for annexa-
ton. Address II Sc, care Times
Disnatch.
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EAST GRACE STREET. BRICK. IN
very good condition.: heated by la
for $50 per month. Best thing on
Church Hill for tho money. Price,
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ia NORTH TENTH STREET, EIGHT
rooms bath. latrobe; good central
location Il bargain
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WE NEED THE FLOOR SPACE. AND
We VIII Offer To the public the fol-
lowing sacrifice prices: $40 top bug
GN for $50. SD top buggy for SD
Sa5 top buggy for $50. 500 top bug
~ for $50 Sllu top buggy for 500
$lao surrey for Zl35, cXtention top
surrey FOR $l2J. Si0u for 500 SO for
Sij See us before YOU buy THOS
II. DUkE Y 90. N0i Brook AYauue
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r. y. GREEN & co. - NORTH SEW
enth Street. second floor. entrance
on Franklin Street Phone Monroe
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500 BLOCK WEST GRACE, CORNER.
three story brick; most desirable To-
cation. We have q special low price.
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HANOVER AVENUE EIGHT ROOM
brick house. steam heat. every other
modern convenience. An ideal home.
Reasonable terms. Price, $4,000
AMOS e Co. (Inc), Travellers Build
iu.
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FORTY -ONE-ACRE FR[fIfr ENPNI
near Greenwood, Albcmarle County:
siX-room house, stable. 600 tree.
price $1,000. Address q eS care
Times DiSpatcu "
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100 RLOCk EAST CLAY STREET,
brick. heated by latrobe: eight
rooms; lot 20X100. This can be had
at bargain.
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ONE ACRE FIVE-ROoM HOUSE
with hall, plenty OF closet room. til,
roof; good water, usual outbuildiugs;
three minutes OF ear line; price Sl,yiS.
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4 BEAUTIFUL LOT IN GiNTER
Park Oh Seminary Avenue, l00x235
feet. near car line Address J 10.
care Times Dispatch.
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WE. HAVE SOME VACANT GROUND
IN the West End aud on Church
mn that viii make an investor some
money. Let us show you. Come and
see CASSELMAN 4 co, l0iS East
Main Street
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WEST CLAY STREET
pro.ements, $4,000
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FOUR ROOMS NORTH TWENTY.
seventh in good condition. $1,000.
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open Agents for the famous Colum-
bus buEgies Easy terms TO every
one. Builders ANA dealers in high
cradc wagons. y. MEN ERS SONS.
T31 East Cary Street
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VIII The Council Pass Their ResoIu.
lion Over Ike Mayors Yet01

The Mayor and Common Council
will hold a special meeting tonight at
their council chamber To discuss the
extension OF Green street.
Last week the Council passed res
olutIon that Green street be extended
and the cross street opened. pro-
limInary survey be made at once.
and that the expense shall be 1aId
upon the entire assessable property
OF the city Of Westminster and paid
out Of It's treasury" Much to the
surprise OF everyone concerned Mayor
Walsh vetoed the resolution the fol
lowing morning.
When asked his reason for vetoIng
the resolution. the Mayor stated this
morning that he did SO because there
are no funds IN the city treasury With
which to purchase the land for the
cross street. He says he Is In favor
OF extending Green street. but In his
opinion II Is more important to I'M
prove some Of the other streets IN
town than to open up new cross
street.
At the meeting this evening the
Mayor will meet the Council, for fur
ther discussion. The Counsel may
decide to pass the resolution over the
Mayors veto.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Geo. e. Fitze and wife 10 Edwin :.
Snader and wife, convey lot In West
minister. for 325.
John W. Shaffer to Edwin F. Shat
fer and wife, conveys Go acres OF land.
for $4,000
Alice Wentz, ct al. to Harvey \.
Rupp, convey 10 acres, for s1.00.
Mary S. Schaeffer ct al to Jesse L.
Roger. convey lots OF land, for S40o.
Noah II. Smith and wife to Paul L.
Case. convey 20 acres and 6 square
perches. for $1,000.
Sarah L. Mellor ct al. 10 John {.
Humbert and wife, convey 2 acres
for s2050
Albaugh Real Estate & Brokerage
Co., to George " Albaugh. convey
acres. roods and square perches
for 5000.
J. Henry Wink and wife to Annie
f. Belt. convey tracts Of land, for
s5.
Annie f. Belt to J. Henry Wink and
wife. convey tracts OF land. for So.
Chester A. Shoemaker and wife to
Austin L. Spangler, convey IA acre
and 2662 feet of land. for $3.50.
Susan K. Lee to Lewis L Smith and
wife. conveys lots OF land in West
minister. for $2l01.
George Rheubottom TO Fannie Will
iams. conveys | acre, for 500
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Easton.

Miss Emma Florence Easton,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah f., and the
late James Easton. was found dead
about 11.45 o'clock Thursday morn
Ing, February q. at her home, 52s
Cecil avenue, Baltimore, Nd Her
age was 70 years. 5 months and l day.
The remains were brought on FRI
day to her mothers home In Winfield,
Carroll county, and on Sunday funeral
services we're held At o'clock D. m,
at Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev II. E. Hall officiating.
Interment was made In the adjoining
cemetery. The pallbearers we're:
Edwin S. conaway. Jesse Horton, l..
r. Smith. Robert FaTver, Joseph
fyler and Herbert Pickett
The deceased Is survived. besides
her mother by two sisters: Mrs. Alice
Jenkins and Mrs. Theodore Cook, of
Sykesville: two brothers. Sheridan
Easton. Of Burlington. ILL.,. and James
EaBton. Of Baltimore. c. n Waltz
funeral director.
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Orphans Courl

Nsnday, March 3rd.--Willlam I.
Cain, guardian Of Leslie E. Day. ward.
settled his first and final account.
John {. s. Denner and William L.
s. Denner. executors OF John &. Den
ner, deceased, returned inventory Of
current money, received orders to
transfer stocks and mortgages and
settled their first account
Letters Of administration on the e.
tate of George Gummel, late Of Car
roll county, deceased, were granted
to Sarah {. Gummel and Holan Ware
hime. who received warrant to ap-
praise and order TO notify creditors.
Edward II. Taato, administrator Of
Anna Mary Taste. deceased. returned
Inventories of personal property.
debts and money; received order 10
sell personal property and reported
sale OF same.
The last will and testament Of
Abraham Stoner late Of Carroll coun-
ty, deceased, was admitted 10 probate
and letters testamentary thereon were
granted to Isaac NJ Stoner and II. Les
Stoner. who received order to notify
creditors.
Denton Reese. administrator of Geo
r. Reese. deceased, settled his tirsl
and final account.
Tuesday. March 4th.-John II. Gun.
ningham. executor of William A. Cum
ningham. deceased. returned inventory
of debIz due.
Laura Z. Garer. Administrative Of
William L. Gayer, deceased. returned
inventory of personal property and
money.
David II. Froek, administrator Of
Christlanna Bankert. deceased. return
ed inventories Of personal property,
debts and money, and received order
to sell personal property.
Union Bridge Banking and Trust
Company. executor of jacob Stoner.
deceased. returned inventory of mon
ey and settled It's first and final ae=
count.
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Large Meeting Of Carroll County
GranRe-OfIieers are Elected.

The Carroll County Grange met IN
Basler's Hall, this city last Saturday.
March |. Mr. {. Reese Metealf, Mas
ter o. the county grange. presided,
and introduced Prof Norton of the
Maryland Agricultural College, who
delivered addresses on Diseases Of
Potatoes and Cooperative Selling :
Representatives we're present from
the following oranges: Westminster.
Medford, Union Bridge, Frizellburg.
Taneytown, Silver Run, snydersburg.
Sandyyi1le, smallwood, Linganore
and Pleasant Hi.
Officers were elected for the next
two years as follows: Upton N. Glad
hill, master; ]. irwin Dodrer, over
seer; John Henry Leister. steward:
William Bowers. assistant steward:
Michael e. Walsh, lecturer; Mrs.
Mary Peltz, chaplain; C. Reese Met
calf, secretary; Harvey s. Moreloek.
treasurer; Charles H. Myers, gate
keeper: Mrs. Grant Hook. Ceres; Miss
Wilson. Pomona. Mrs. N Il Shipley
Flora; Miss Pauline Fuss. lady as
sistant steward.
Dinner was served by the ladies of
The Westminster grange. The meet
ing was one of the largest and most
successful ever held In this county.
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DEATHS
H0nnagle.

Mr.. Rinehart Hoffnagle, a resident
of Milier's, this county, for many
years, died at his home there at
O'Clock on Monday morning last from
dropsy y,superindueed by heart trouble.
aged 81 years, months and 3 days.
He was born in Germany and came
TO this country when quite young. In
politics he was Democrat and for a
number of years held the position of
gatekeeper at elections In the first
precinct of the Sixth district. He Is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Martha
E. Hoffnagle; five daughters and four
sons, Mrs. Frank crumrine. of Mel
rose; Mrs. A. ]. Myers, Mrs Theo.
Smith, Miss Laura Hoffnagle. OF Bal
timore; Mrs. Gertrude Kelbaugh.
Howard Hoffnagle, Of Miller,s; Jos.
L. and Charles Hoffnagle. Of Balti-
more, and Harry Hoffnagle. of Chi
cago. II.
His remains were inferred in the
United Brethren Cemetery IT Miller'e.
Wednesday morning. Services by the
pastor. Rev. Simpson Dongherty.
Jacob Wink & Sons funeral directors
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Mrs. George Osborne and family. j..
David Crowl. Thomas Rlclle. Arthur
J. Arbaugh. Arthur L. Wagner, John
I. L. Hanna. James T. Smith. John
i. Lynch, Dewitt Skunk, DR.. Thomas
J. Coonan and son. Tom, Frank G.
Tracey, Walter c. Wlmert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wimert. Miss Mariana
Albaugh, Marjorie Lewis.
Others attending we're Ex-sherIff +.
Albert Crawford, Franklin district; ].
Wesley Hoffaeker, Harry s. Mussel-
man. Manchester; Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Dorsey. Mr. and Mra Claude Dorsey,
Woodbine J. c. Gilbert and son. New
Windsor; Scott o. Clemson and Isaac
SAVIOR, Union Bridge; Lewis seIlman,
Warfieldsburg.
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Tracey.

Mrs. Mary S. Tracey. II years old.
widow Of ex-shefIff John Tracy, of
this county, and mother OF Jonathan
Tracy, a member of the Arlington
Fire Department. died early yesterday
morning Of kidney trouble n her
homo. Main street. Arlington. She
Was one Of the Oldest residents Of that
section and has been In declining
health for several months She
leaves three sons. George d Tracey,
Jonathan Tracey and Samuel Tracey.
the last named Of whom i from
Chicago. three daughters. Mr. l.. ].
stansbury. Mrs. Romey Bigga. Of Ar
lIngton. and Mra Daniel Kane. of
Cleveland. Ohio. one brother. Charles
Richards. Of Hampstead, Is grand
children and four Kreat- grandchildren.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning n 10 O'Clock from namp-
stead Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rey. G i Hesser pastor OF Arlington
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Will conduct a short service at her
late residence this evening. Inter
ment VII 81 In Hampstead Cemetery
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IIInIlIn.

Mrs Mary T.. Bloom. wife of Chaa.
o Bloom. of Union Mills. died on the
morning Of February 2sth. from !
complication of diseases In the Seth
year Of her age. Deceased was 4
daughter Of Thomas W. Kelly. who Il
yet living in the Bloom household
She is also survived by her husband
above named and By one gon. Arthur
Bloom. Of Oakland. Cal. and Que
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Woodfall, of
Annapolis. Md. The latter Waa at the
home Of her mother helping the train
ed nurse to care for Mrs. bloom In
her last sickness.
Intefment was made in Silver Hun
cemetery. Rev. s. Charles Hoover.
pastor Of the Reformed church, con
Quoted the services. and Edward Croft
was funeral director Mrs. Bloom was
a most eatimable woman. faithful
wife and mother. and che will be
greatly missed by a large circle of
friends. She was ! devoted member
of the Reformed church. and took an
active interest in all OF the affairs Of
the congregation Of which she was 4
member. The pallbearers were: Jno
Burgoon. Daniel 2. Frock. Bernard "
Ecker, Samuel ]. Messenger. Isaiah
Humbert and William Shank.
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Mercer.

Eugene p. Mercer died Monday
night at his home. Ellicott City, from
a complication of diseases. He was
68 years old.
He was the son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaiah Mercer. In politics he
was a staunch Democrat, being an ad-
mirer aud friend Of the late Senator
German.
Mr.. Mercer was the chief clerk at
the Maryland House of Correction for
about L years.
He is survived BY his widow, who
before marriage. VAS Miss Belle SAT-
fel, of West Friendship. Hartford
county. two daughters and Two sons.
Misses Belle and Jean aud Howard
and Horace Mercer. all of Fllicott
City; two brothers and one sister.
His funeral took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock from his home.
Burial IN Mount View Cemetery, near
SYkesYiIIe.
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Party Near MechanIesyIIIe.

A party wa held at the residence
OF Mr.. Jacob Mohr, near Mechanics
Vile. On Friday. February 2Sth. The
guests were royalty entertained.
Delicious refreshments we're served.
Among those present we're: Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Mohr, mr. and Mrs.
Albert Spencer: Missea-MarguerIt
Schwartz. LYDIA Gambler. Bessie Gam
Der. Eva Ford. Nellie Bowers, Mar
gareI Dell, Margie Zepp. Hilda Ford.
Bessie Steiner: Mezsrs.---George
Schwartz, Grant Stern. Courtney
ShlpIey, Harry YineIIng, Worth
Barnes. Jabez Barnes. Jr.. George
Phillips. Carroll YingIing, Leslie
Barnes. Carroll Ford, George ShipIey.
Todd Ford, Herbert YingIIng, William
Bush. Beard Arnold, Wilmer Cal
trider. Snyder Arnold, Oliver Moeer.
Marshall Warner, Gilbert Barnes.
Robert Barnett. Howard Spencer.
Walter Wagner. James Hughes. Ah-
ram Gambler. Charles Wagner: Maa-
tera Edgar Barnes and Arthur Ford.
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BIG enterprise.
BALTIMORE ROOFING and ASBESTOS
co. WILL BUILD IT FlNHS-
BURG SHORTLY.
Two Hundred and Fifty People viii
Be Employed.

IN the display window OF T. w.
Mather & Sons. dry goods merchants,
was on exhibition this week a COM
pleta photograph OF the grounds and
buildings OF the Baltimore Roofing
and Asbestos Manufacturing Com
pany. whose plant Is to be built at
Finksburg. Tho buildings are TO be
constructed Of concrete and will occupy
6 acres OF ground. II Will require 90
ear loads Of machinery to equip the
factory. This haa already been order
cd.
This will be complete and up-to-
date factory 10 manufacture flreproof
roofing mill board. wall board. pipe
coverings, table top protectors. fire
proof papers and building felts. ce-
ments. gaskets, packing. doilies. cleo
trieal auppIIea gas house supplies.
stove mats. C, nearly all OF which
articles are on display in the window
mentioned above The company Will
also manufacture a line of roofing,
such as ready roofing. building pa
PERI. asphalt and coal tar products.
The plant VII be operated by the best
experienced men. The location Of this
plant Ia the best Il i on the main
linz Of the y n r., where the COM
paay has purchased u "A acres from
the Lepp estate. The land is cleared
aud level. and II on both sides Of the
PaIansoo Falls. The plant requires
several million gallons Of pure fresh
HaIer every day. The falls at tho
dTieat season Of the year has 4 mini
mum flow Of about 100000 gallons
per day.
Skilled EoTkmen VII be re-
quIrad to manufacture asbestos pro-
duel. and arrangements have been
made for such workmen.
About 200 o 250 people viii be en-
nloYed when tho factory Is operating
to Inll capacity these workmen can
l. secured aI Westminster and Finks-
burg
he asbestos rock which Il used
IN manufacturing the asbestos ma
tsTIalz viii b procured in Canada.
buI the other material required vii
b purchased In Westminster and
baltimore.
Switches I'll be built from the
main line Of tho W i. r.. into the
property, thu eliminating all truck
In of incoming and outgoing freight.
Iha freight rates On all rax ma
teTIals have bern fixed so thai The
company can compete With all com
netItora.
TIE company will start TO erect The
buildings about April II
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PEOPLE FROM WAKEFIELD WANT
STATE ROAD.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
County Commissioners.

A delegation from Wakefield APP
peared before the board urging the
building of IL miles of road from
Avondale to Roop's Mill. Application
for this road to be built under State
aid was made about four years ago.
A delegation from Linwood came
before the board asking for the build
ing OF a piece of State aid road from
Lnwood to Uniontown.
Joseph Dixon was appointed con-
stable for district No. 4.
Jesse Wright, Of district No. Z, was
granted special pension Of $500.
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PERSONALS

MIza Emma ShriYer. Green street,
Il visiting friends In baltimore
Mr u. F shrlver and family. Union
NIlla. returned home from Atlantic
CO last weeE.
Nr. William Flynn. 81 Frederick.
spent Sunday With his family on Penn
HYIHania avenue.
Nr and ara. Fred Il Knapp. Green
stTeet. spent several daya this week
In Chicago. II
MIas Dulee sheeler. Pennsylvania
avenue. Is visiting IN Hagerato.n.
Nd. this week
Miss Emma Newman. Of Frederick.
Is visiting her cousin. MrH. Ernest ].
spoageller Green street.
Miss Jessie sehaefer. Of near Klee's
Nil Ii Waiting her grandfather. Jere-
mIHh flohr. near SykesYllle.
Mr Thomas Brown Miller. East
uncle. Mr.. Dennis Smith. Wakefield
Valley.
HIas Agnes F. Fink. East Main
street. this eIIy. has returned home
after an extended trip u Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Mra Carter George, Of baltimore,
and Miss Gertrude Lee. of Frederick
county. are guests of Mrs. Joseph n.
ShnIser. Green street.
: marriage license Haa issued In
EllIeott Cts Wednesday to Edward
G. kruhm. Montgomery county. and
BueY @. AmosH. Sykesfllie, Md.
Mr. and Mra. Denton 5. Gehr. Bond
street. spent few days with their
aon-In-law and daughter. Dir. and Mrs.
N. Hayes Wilson, of Dover, Del. re-
turning home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Owings and
daughter, Louise, returned home on
Thursday after spending the past
week visiting relatives aud friends in
Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Mollie sapel, Of Reisterstovn,
spent two Heeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. T. Il. 0wIngs. OF VAR
fleIdsbnrg; Mis- Vivle Cook and Irs.
Vernon Barnes. also OF Marfieldshurg.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore r. Englar,
Park avenue. have gone South for a
ak weeks stay. Before their return
they will Visit Jacksonville, Miami
and other interesting points in Flori-
d.
Miss Cora Butler, West Main street,
returned home on Sunday from Wis
It 70 her sister. Mrs. Carroll P. Al
bert. Waynesboro, Pa. Her iiItle
niece. Miss Frances Albert. aceompan-
led her.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gray and
sons. Maurice and Russell, of Union
Bridge. have returned home after
spending few days It the home of
Mr.. md Mrs. John S. Myers. Hanover,
Pa.
Miss Frances Guyon seabrook. East
Main street. left Yesterday to visit
friends In South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama. While away she will
spend some time with her brother
and gister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam 3. Seabrook. in Atlanta, Ca. She
vii be absent several months.
Mrs w. C. Wlmert and some Of her
friends spent the afternoon of March
4th quilting. Refreshments we're
served about 800 o'clock and all
seemed to enjoy the afternoon. Those
present were: Mrs. n. C. WImert,
Mrs. Wesley Matthias. mrs. C. Brown.
Mrs. Theo. Matthias, Mrs. Frank Shat
lfer and daughter. Elsie. and others.