The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-01

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On Wednesday evening for SabilIas-
vile sanatarium, for treatment.
Miss Helen Newton, Of Baltimore,
i spending some time with Mr.. and
ATH. Frank Freyman. near this city.
Mr. and Mrs. David ]. Brown, Gran
berry Valley. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. II. F. shipley. Alvia Hill
Farm.
Miss Alice Bowersox and brother
Arch. Of baltimore. spent Sunday
Nth Miss Emma Stansbury, near
this city.
Mr. Charles Oursler, OF Chambers
burg. Pa. spent few days with hla
p ients. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias oursler,
Cranberry
i Misses Lucille Gernand and May
Little. this city, and Mr.. George Little.
Baltimore. are spending their vacation
/ II pen=Mar
i The Chesapeake Motor Cycle Club
Of baltimore made a run to this city
! on Sunday. The run was made by
the Say Of sykesyille
Miss SeliIe T. Hood, and Mr.. Harry
+ Fogle. Of this city. we're married In
foFk. Pa. on December rs. 1912. They
I'll reside In this city.
! Maryland Motorcycle Club held a
Fnn from Baltimore to Ridgev4lle
Sunday. On their return trip they
vent through this city.
] Hr. Thomas Lynch. OF Baltimore,
has hen spending this week with hia
brother. Mr. {. Gloyd Lynch, and
family East Main street
3. IT. James A. Reed, wife and two
children. and Upton T. Reed, OF
TaneYtoSn. spent Sunday with Mr.
!. D. krebs. Hanover Pa.
n md Mrs. William Myers have
returned home after spending some
+ tine Nth Mrs. Myers sister. Mrs.
Frank Freyman. near this city.
Ar. and Mfa. Harry Bankard and
child. Of Philadelphia. Pa. arc
guests Of the formers mother, Mrs
Thomas BanEard. Bond street.
! ars. Paul Whitmoro and children,
Doud street. Who spent about two
months 18th her parents, In Wash
iaEton. =. {. has returned home,
II. lem Rlflo. of Hanover. Pa,
EHeni feH days this week with hia
! brother md slster-in-law. Mr.. and
afz Claude Rifile. Liberty street
Nr. and Mrs. Frank Frcyman and
On. Russell. aud daughter. Emily.
neaf thIz city. have returned home
aftef spending week In Baltimore.
HIsz Hilda Powell. OF near Pleas
ant Valley. has returned home after
spending several days Of last week
sIth Niza Mary Little, West Main
street
! MeHzrs. ] Albert Davis and Eugene
WeIbouTn. Of the United States Navy.
spent Iha past week with Mr.. Davis
mother. Mra. William Eline. OF New
Windsor.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Mltten and
child af Philadelphia, Pa, spent sew
eTal dayz sith the formers PAL ents.
Ir aud Mrs.. Charles MItten. East
nan street
n and Mrs J. uhler Lennon, son
: Vernon. and daughter. Mrs. Sue X.
Myers. 0f Baltimore. are spending
Home tine With Mrs. Sarah Yingling,
Court street.
Niga Margaret Stem, East Main
street. Hho has been teaching scnool
Il 0KinEa NIlla. returned to her
home On Wednesday afternoon tor a
months vacation.
Hf. knd Mrs. Allen WentZ and
William and Frank Miller, OF ualti-
more. spent Sunday with the latter's
parents. Mf and Mrs. George W.
Miller. East Main street.
IT. and Mrs. George Gehr, Jr., and
daughter. of Hagerstown, Nd, were
guests Of the formers father. Mr..
George I. Gehr. and family, Bond
street. Sunday and Monday.
Messrs. ]. ". Myers and Howard
:. BIxIer took a three-day trip to
berlin. Nd. to attend Fruit Grow
era Meeting held by the HortIcul-
Iural Society at the Harrison Nur-
aerY.
Miss Mary Mitten. OF Wakefield.
Who Hpent some time with Miss Lot
tie Bowers, Manchester avenue, has re-
turned home. Miss Bowers also visit
I'd Miss Mltten. at Wakefield last
week.
Mrs. Il L. Menchey, OF Hanover,
Pa. who has been In failing health
for the past three months, has gone
10 Key-Mar to spend few days, after
which she will go to the mountains
70 restore her health.
ReY {. S. Slagle, pastor of st.
nauI.H Reformed Church, took part In
the funeral services of Rev. John M.
sehIek, Washington. ID. c., Friday.
neY. sehIek Was fatally injured by be-
Ing struck by an automobile.
Th0 following persons were visitors
70 Mr. and Mrs. George Hood, East
min street, the past week: Misses
Minnie and Elsie Crawmer, and
Francis sIeinberg, of Union Bridge;
Helen Grawmer. OF Middleburg; Mrs.
Grace senseney, OF McKinstry's Mills,
and Mrs. Francis 0gle, Union Bridge.
Henry Wagaman. of EmmitsDurg,
moIored to Pen-Mar Thursday, and
while passing through Highfield met
With . mIshap to his machine. He was
crossing the W NJ. Ry. tracks at that
place when one of the front wheels,
instead Of taking the rail, was caught
n It. The machine slid for some dis
Ianee on the track, and the wheel
caught By the rail, was demolished
] Fortunately the machine was moi
overturned, and the occupants thus
escaped injury.