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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
PLEASANT VALLEY.

We noticed In the Baltimore Sun Of
February 23rd, that there will be q
man in Frederick on March LIST by
the name Of Mr. John c. Rooms to
give an educational address to the
farmers about the Parcel Post system.
Why not give him an invitation to
come to Westminster | am sure the
farmers would be interested.
The ladies of St Matthews. church
are preparing for tho birthday social
which Is TO be given on Wednesday
evening. March 9Th. Should the
weather be lnclement the social Will
be held On Thursday evening. March
9Th. Should you not receive an inyi=
lation, come along. there viii be am
pie room for you. The members and
the community should feel an interest
IN the social and give freely for there
II not church around that needs re-
pairing Ha does our church At this
time. And We feel assured that ev-
erybody I'LL respond freely. Each
person vii be entitled to Ice cream.
cake and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Eekard will
moyo 10 Or Woodrard's house on the
Meadow Branch pike on Tuesday.
March !.
Miss Margaret YIngllng Il spending
some time with relatives N West.
Minister
Mr. ] Toy Myers has a COW which
i said IN b. paralyzed.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE FEBRUARY 2s 1913
! visiting at Evergreen

Orange. Is visiting at Evergreen
Lawn.
Messrs. Howard Delhi and Earl
Bankard, of Hagerstown, are the
guests of Mr. William Bankard.
Mr.. Thomas Halnes, of Baltimore.
spent several days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haines.
The first moving of the season in
town took place Wednesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Waltz moved to the toll
gate house and Mrs. Culbertson and
her father, Mr.. Robert Davidson to
Mr.. Waltz's place.
Mrs. William Haines is visiting
friends In New Windsor.
Mr.. Charles Lamb. OF Baltimore, Is
spending a week At home.
Mrs Joseph Dingle has been CON
fined to the house for a week from
the effects of a fall.
Rev. Martin SweItzer and Miss Ger
trude Logan, returned missionary
we're guests of DR.. and Mrs. Kemp
| this week.
Rev. Harry Baughman, Of Gettys-
burg, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. H Crumpaeker, of Maidens-
Vile, spent Wednesday with Mrs
Ezra Fleagle.
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ERYsYIIIE.

HrR Harvey shotb visited her
mother and sister In Union bridge last
Friday
Mia Anna Myers. daughter Of Al.
KuzfuB Myers. Visited friends IN this
community during he past SseE
Mas Nora Myers VAS surprised
when her many young friends near
Markers I'll last Thufaday evening
gave her surprise birthday party.
Hlas VlrKIa kiasT held social
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mr. ROY Elx gave sup
pr and lcf cream tFaat 90 Tie men
And their families Kho helped MI
their large Ies house recently.
Nra. Reheeea Stuilsf died lazi Mon
d. evening from the effect d fall
While visiting her YranddRughfer.d Mrs
James Smith. near Bridgeport. Mrs.
stuIler apparently opened the wrong
door aud fell 10 The cellar. striking
her head violently md causing con
euaaIon Of he brain. Her ne was
about so years
hrs. s. L HeyhrIsht IL aIeE with
grip and anre throat
Mra. Edward Hahn l. on IL hicE
Ii
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
HAMPSTEAD.

Mr.. Gerald Copperamith, Of Mar
tInsburg, u. Va, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. :. Cop
persmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armacost and dangn-
ter have returned to their homo In
baltimore. after spending the week
With Mrs. Armacost's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ingram. =
Miss Dot Myers, Of Baltimore, IL
visiting Miss Cora Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Murray are
visiting In Baltimore.
Mr.. william Rote spent Sunday In
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Washington Birthday program
of the Hampstead school was Wei
rendered BY the pupils last Friday
afternoon. The program consisted
of singing. recitations, readings ano
a play.
Among those who we're in the wreck
af NeDonoeh last Saturday were:
Miss Ada Wooden. Mr.. Edward Coz
and Mr.. Edward Rote. all returning
home from Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Baker, of Howardville. and
Mr.. Gerald Goppersmith, OF Martins,
hnrg. w. Va, were coming on WISH
to parents here. All escaped serious
injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baker, ol
HowardvilIe. and the Misses Ilnthi'
cum are visiting at the home OF MT
AIpheus stansbury. on South MAIN
street.
The magic performance OF EdWin
Brush was ereditable. and puzzled
pleased and amused the audience FOL
Two hours. This Is the best enter.
taInment Of the course this year. Bui
another course has been engaged FOL
next year.
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.sYKEsYILLE.

The oyster supper held at the
Iyeeum last Thursday and Friday
nights BY the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church was
quite a success, although the wealth
ct was threatening.
Miss Edith CrumrIne, of Westmins=
ter, who Is visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Brooke Gallon. near SYkesville,
spent Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
T. w. Carter.
Washington's birthday, which was
On Saturday, was observed BY the
public school on Friday afternoon.
Exercises appropriate for the &C
eagioa we're held. The child
ren's parents and friends we're In
YIled.
Miss Grace Arlington IL visiting
IN Baltimore.
We regret to learn OF the illness
Of Mrs. William Gather, but II i
hoped she sill be able to be out soon.
Miss Dorothy Melior visited Baltl-
more Saturday.
Miss Beulah Mecrone, of Baltimore
spent Saturday and Sunday 1t the
homo of Mrs. y. n. Mellor.
Chicken thieves Visited Dr.. Lucas
chicken house lazt Thursday night
but they sere caught before they did
much damage.
Mr.. John f.. Gather, OF Gather
uho had been very II for sometime. 4
fery much better
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. cowman visited
Baltimore Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Gimple and
family, Of Baltimore. visited MrH
GImple's parents. Mr. and Mr.. James
Gfimea. he past xeek.
Mrs. William Blunt and MnH. Sam
uel Shlpley have returned 10 their
homes after delightful weeks visit
10 New York.
Hra. John Mcdonald sold , lot on
Main street. opposite St Panl'a
Methodist Episcopal church to the
sYkesville Realty Company. for
:. 900
Mas Bowie. who had been Visiting
! The Misses Warfeld. has returned Ia
her home n Baltimore.
Mr. William Chlnlay spent Saturday
nd Sunday with his parents. 81
Washington.
Nr. Henry Bennett and Mr Harry
Carter attended The automobile ahox
n baltimore on Wednesday.
Miss EdIth DaFia. Of near Elliooti
GIty. visited her sister. Nj Lillle
naEIa
quito > crowd o. YounE people me
Il tho home of Nj Elizabeth Hep
naf MOnda. night 10 organize = club
Tho Misses toNndes, Hho had
been Waiting The Misses Bennett. have
returned - their homo In EaHlnn.
Ar {. ! MclioT sili remodel hi
tore. making II ; department. stofe
md the largest nd best between
Fredntick and Baltimore eltiea
There III be another nv bank
constructed on Main street. next "a
Hawkins nd pheIn'H store The
foundation Is already being laid. "a
i sill not h long before Il i In ae=
ION
The mHuY friends Of Mr James
Ionea regret 10 hsar thai ~ wa
takan To : hospital IN baltimore on
xadncsda. afternoon in m automo=
BE. II + hoped tn he vi IL abla
= return cry soon
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Wright, o. near Mount Union, and
Mrs. Carrie Bankard. OF near Union
town, spent the day with Mrs. Uriah
Babylon, and while there they enjoy
ed themselves quilting.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. D. WanLz spent
Friday evening with Mr.. William
Wantz and family.
Mrs. EfIie Wantz spent from Fri
day till Sunday with her sister, near
Union Mills.
Mrs. Harvey Eekard spent Wednes.
day with Howard Eckard, at F'rizell-
burg.
Mr.. Evan Adams Is seriously i'll.
with no hope of his recovery.
Harvey Eckard and brother, How
ard. spent Tuesday In Westminster.
Mrs. c. D. Wantz spent Wednesday
With her son, Elmer Wantz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Babylon and
son. Warfield, spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. claud ReIfsnider and fam
iiIy
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LINE HIIRO,

J. " nabbs shipped to carloads
u Eicsra 10 baltimore on Saturday
he steers made ; gain In weight al
- pounds each
The roads have hen very disagree.
able under foot ths last week.
We wiHh TO congratulate MiHa
bertha uabba an Leroy ! Vent
sho were married last week TheY
Ill MAKE their future home IN Bait.
more
John I strcflE. NJ this place re-
6slfcd severe CUT. etf.. In 10 W II
+ Il. wreck AZ MeDbnoRh Station on
Saturday evening. when double
header freight train crashed INTO The
rear end n Hanover accommodation
train NJ =. due hero at - p. n
The train saa delayed for about tiFe
hours.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
MILL.ERs.

The people OF our community were
shocked TO hear OF he death Of MT.
William Emory Warner. OF Baltimore
who died II his home last Sunday at
! \ m, after weeks illness from
double pneumonia. Deceased former
/. resided here, where he Ind many
frIands who mourn his death. Much
sympathy Is felt for the widow and
Two small children. Funeral from
hIs late homo. 2920 Huntington
avenue, Baltimore. On Wednesday al
e D. m. Interment IN cemetery al
Baltimore.
Samuel Wertg and family visited
Luther Wentz and family lat sun
day.
Emory Holilnger Il saving The ium-
Der for his new barn. which viii be
built to replace tho one that burned
down recently. stoTmer nToa. oil
Black Rock. Pa. are doing The saw
Ing. -,
over. Pa. visited the formers mother,
Mrs.. Bortner. near here. The past
week
! large number Of relatives and
friends attended the funeral o. Emory
Warner ut Baltimore last Nednes-
day.
! heavy thunder storm passed over
our community laat Saturday even
IN which Il very unusual for this
tine 81 the year.
Miss Minnie Hoover visited Daltl.
more friends and relatives h past
week
nInehArt Hoffnagla ID on IL sick
lit.
quite a number q our people are
housed With colds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
MATERsYII.I.E.

| The BUSY lees held an oyster sup
| per in selImanB Hall. Wednesday
and Thursday nights. February 18th
and 10th. Il was vel attended. Be
lng of Colonial nature Master
Amos Woodward wa dressed - rep
resenting George Washington and
Marie Fogle ~ Martha Washington.
The entire affair reflected great credit
on the Queen Dee, Mis- Annie Kroner,
Proceeds from the supper amounted
to SG5
Among thoaa attending the oyster
supper on Thursday night we're sir.
and Mrs. Howard { Mayors. bride
and groom Of few daFa,
!. =. Sellman and brother are max
Ing preparation for sowing Their to-
maio seed. They viii plant i acres
in tomatoes aud the plants required
vii amount % HixtY=1xe thousand.
MezsTs. Sellman state that they aim
to grow twice the number of plants
required which would make one hun
dred and thirty thousand. This will
make their III canning season. and
their trade mark OF quality brand
Is veil known. and The demand ~
greater than their capacity. During
the canning season between 40 and so
people are employed. They report
the sale of SIX thousand dozen for
future delivery. at fancy price.
!. u. Sellman and brother expect to
complete their new dwelling house in
n f. days. Il Will be occupied by
Mr.. Vernon King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph sellman attend
ded the automobile show in Baltimore
last week
Messrs, A D. Sellman and Alan
Griffin expect 10 attend the Inangu-
ration OF President Wilson, March T.
Mrs. Lille !. Steele visited nj. Airy
Friday, 21st inst, She found the
roads very bad.
Our enterpfising citizen, Mr.. VIII
liam H. Dempsey. returned on Tuesday
from Baltimore. where he goes week
ly With his produce.
Mr.. George 4. Harrison spent Sun
day with his son, Mr. Irving Harrison.
Mr. w, A shipley made a visit to
Frederick on Saturday.
4 thunder storm passed over this
section last Saturday night MIR.
NorWood's new hotel on the Fred
erick turnpike was damaged by
lightning. Han fell In the vicinity OF
Florence, Howard county.
A flock of Wild geese was seen going
north over Natersville on Tuesday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
NIONlnN.

Messra Paul DeNlhlss. o. Cations
vie. IL spending several weeks n
home. Walter DeSIIhlaR. of Hhiladei-
nhIa. wa homo ufaT Sunday. and
Howard uIteHhes md MiHH Hattie
Mas. Of baltimore. spent Sunday
Nth Mr. nd Mra snader DeYiIbisa.
Mrs, Alice Brough waA called To
Union bridge by tha sickness Of her
sister. Mr. Lizzie Slough
Mr HaHHE RoutHan. Of Baltimore.
Visited hi mother. Mrs. Missouri
Houtson. IN Sunday.
MrR Howard nrumbHuEh Of
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HOODS MILL.

". L. Hammond was In Baltimore
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Lorentz and little
daughter, UrIce. are confined 10 the
house with grippe.
Miss Mira Hammond, OF Elders.
burg, visited trends here from satur-
day till Monday.
Miss Ella Hood, who had been VS.
iting her aunt, Mrs. Z. l.. CLANCY, OF
Mt. Airy, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Trayer and
children spent Sunday with friends
at Morgan.
Mrs. A. Hobbs. OF Relay, spent Mon
day with Mrs. ]. II. Hood
J. ]. Trayer, OF Mt. Airy, visited
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Harrison Day, of FlohrYille
who had been visiting her sister. Mrs
Harry Lorentz, has returned home.
Frank Hammond Is on the sick
list
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hammond Wis
tied Mr.. Henry Forsythe Friday.
Dewey Hood was in sykesville Fri.
day.
". L. Hammond has rented his
farm to John Kefauyer, Of Evansville
Frank Jones. of Catonsyille, apenI
Sunday with his uncle, W. L. Ham
mond
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
M0UTAINuEW.

Mrs. J. Y. King and two sons, OF
Mt. Airy, visited Mr. aud Mrs. 7 JEFF
ferson Gum recently.
Mrs. Emily a Glllise. of Baltimore,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Rine
hart.
Mrs. Freamer Shear visited Miss
Amelia f. Davis on Thursday last.
Miss ID, K Davis visited her sister,
Mrs. s. W. Bond, on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas jefferson Gum wears
very pleasant smile. since the atork
brought him another grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Fleming
gave a dinner to many Of their friends
on last Sunday.
Mr. T. J. Gum visited his sister,
Mrs. James Fleming, Of Mt. Olive, on
Monday.
Miss Deborah X. Davis visited her
cousin, Mrs. Frank Barnes, of Tay-
louisville, recently.
Mrs. William Barnes visited her
sisters, of near Sans Creek, on Tues
day.
Mrs. Fannie Shear and Miss Iona
Hood, Of Hoodvllle. visited Mrs.
Amelia Lowman, of Vest Falls. last
Friday.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY.

ar. Harry welk and wife. II near
Pleasant Valley, spent Sunday with
IT. David Myers. Jr.. and family.
On Friday. February Il, Mr. Annie
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
RMnRY.

Monday was st. Matthias day. lie
certainly is showing himself So
cheer up, We will have q chance TO
fill our ice houses.
The Ladies. Aid Society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Wesley BOND,
March G all are welcome.
Mra. Parker and family have moved
from Pennsylvania avenue, west
minister, to MF. Carroll Ravers farm,
better known a. the l. l. Wamaling
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Oursler and
family OF Anne Arundel county, have
returned after spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs George Zepp. Mrs.
Zepp accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laufer and sons
John and Carl. Of Baltimore, have re
turned. after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bond
Messrs. Howard and Russell Carr,
Baltimore, epent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carr.
The Frances Hetzler will meet at
the home of Mlas Hazel Zepp. satur-
day, March |. 1913, You are cordially
invited TO be present.
Miss Fannie Leight, Of Baltimore,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leight.
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No MORE LESSONS / FR40-
TONS. Me don't haze 10 send quar-
Isrs and half ton anJ more, II Jon
rant tom Of CazI. Conditions are
about normal neH. Try smith :
HeIfsnIder coal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
pATAPsGO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Arbaugh
spent last Saturday and Sunday in
Baltimore visiting friends.
Mr.. Osborn Snyder and wife spent
Sunday last IN Hampstead visiting
the formers brother. Mr.. Cecil
Snyder.
Grover Tracey spent several days
last week In Baltimore, visiting
friends.
Miss Myrtle Shipley is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Francis Taylor spent several
days the past week In this place Wis
iting her children.
Mrs. Holly and Mrs. Lewis Arnold
who have been sick, are convaleaeent
Miss Willette Abbott Is on the sick
list.
The stork has visited the home Of
John Sincroft and left him a baby
boy.
Fitting has begun: Denton shIpley
has moved in With his father, and Mr.
George Weaver will move in the house
vacated by Mr.. Shipley.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
YOODBIsR.

TnlS nelEnDOIhOou NJ"
represented at the Inauguration.
Mrs. Mae shipley and Miss hoit
recently spent a day IN Baltimore.
Guy Spurrier and family visited MT
and Mrs. T. B. Gosnell.
s. p. Lewis and wife and T. #
CLANCY and wife visited Mr.. ana NIB
C. !. Buckingham on Sunday.
Misses Frances Gosnell and annie
Grimm visited Miss Jessie CLANCY.
Misses Jessie Gosnell and Elsie
buckingham visited Misses Margaret
and Bessie Mnllinix.
Not much said about Woman sun.
rage in these parts, but the general
opInfon is that the mixers would bet
ter have remained at their homes.
We had quite an electrical storm
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth and son
Earl. of EllIcott City, visited mfs
Titgvorth's parents, Mr. and Ars
Thomas Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Harp and son
George, of Baltimore. are visiting al
Mr.. o. p. Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Pickett visited
Mr.. E. A. Buckingham and family.
Some OF those who attended inc
auto show in Baltimore were: l. h
Gosnell, II. F. LeatheFwood, William
Fowble, c. 4. Mullinix and Edward
Butler.
Mr.. T. B. GoBnell Is spending sew
eraI days with his daughter In baiu'
more. j.
S. p. Lewis spent Wednesday In
Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
aElI6IousInoTlcEs.

81. John.z Church sundays-Lov bass at 7.Ib
md High Mzsz at 10 =. n. During tt week Mas
Joseph G. MaIIon. Pastor.
Carroll Reformed Gharge-St. Danjsmin's-
Bible Study g.45 a. m. Divine Service 10 n. m.
Jerusalem > Baehman'H YalIey-DIvine Service
D. m
]. W. RelneeEe. Pastor.
II r. Church. Union Mills. Rev. ]. w. Long.
Pastor -sunday Schoo IT 80 p. m. c. e. Meet
ing D. m. Preaching Services at 80 ana 7S0 D.
m. every Two weeks.
Church Of The Brethren-Belie Grove Square
Sunday School $50 p. m. Christian Herkers ,.
NJ: Public Preaching is p. M: Bible Class We'd
nesday 7.lb p. M. Teacher Training Class Thurz-
day evening Is p.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28

Schools of herring and ahad have
already made their appearance IN
Nanticoke river and are considered
sure harbingers Of m early spring.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28

HOW TO BAKE TWO BISCUITS
WHERE ONLY ONE WAS BAKED
BEFORE. The grey ash Goal we are
selling, gives Jon . quick oven and
satisfactory results In the kitchen end
Of the house--that most important
end cor the beginning o. domestic
happiness Is Coal sold b Smith :
ReifsnIder.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28

Mr.. George zbeaSmdn, nhS -
Paterson, spent Sunday last with MT
Thomas buckingham, Of this place.
Mrs. Dennis Shipley spent SUNDAY
last with Mrs. Anna Farquhar.
Mr.. Otis Gambler spent wednesday
last at his fathers home near dani-
Der. i. xuas+
minister last week.
Mr. Herbert Richardson has pur,
chased two acres OF land, situated
nm Freedom road, in Flohrville, IoI
building lots. of Eugene Trayer. Mr
Richardson is erecting his fourtn
house in the place, and expects to
keen on building until the two acres
are built up. When completed MT
Richardson will have 10 houses III
this place for rent :. !,
Christian Endeavor service VIII be
held at the Chapel Sunday night, leo
by Mr.. ]. Flohr SIT.
A gtork visited Mr.. Walter snip
levss home. this place, and left there
a fine little girl. a,
Mrs Russell Warfield Is able 10 si'
I'm in a chair at present ana We nope
TO see her out soon again.
Mrs. Harrison Day visited hef sis-
ter Mrs. Harry Lawrence, of Hoods
Mil, last week. IT., 1911,
Mrs. Elma Print and Miss Matte
Brown. of sykesville. visited their
sister. Mrs. Ralph Hood, Sunday last
Mrs. Theodore Blizzard, Mrs. yates
Murphy, Mrs. James Bond, Mrs. DAVID
Glass, Mrs, Walter shipley, Miss car,
RE Murphy, Miss Geneyieye shipley
and Mr.. Harry Bond were the guests
of Hrs. Walter Blizzard. Of F1ohrYille
Sunday. -..,.,uo
MIS-. Joseph B. shipley is visiting
In Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28

This department is overlooking with the newest novelties
and staple Dress Goods that can be bought.
Some Of additions include jacquard Suitings
Wool Ottomans HairLine stripes rich variety of shades
Some Of the arrivals in silks Silk Popins Chiffon
Cloths Crepe Charmeuse Crepe Meteor Crepe de chine Satin
Messaines Brocade satns and Foalards, Mores, Wash
Silk and striped shirting silks of every kind
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
New Spring Fabrics.

Now sale involving thousands of yards of the very
newest fashions for both present and spring Every
of the following items referred add this week
strictly the newest creations for spring
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE Of HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
zFLOHRVILLE.

Mr.. George 1Beasman. wife and SON.
Paterson, spent Sunday last with MT
Thomas buckingham. Of this place.
Mrs. Dennis Shipley spent SUNDAY
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-04-17
R. N. WEST TAKES UP
REINS OF GOVERNMENT

dents of Elmwood addition, asked for
assistance from the city in fixing a
ditch, the water from which overflows
the walks. Referred to street and
alley committee.
Van Bramer moved that the mayor
appoint a committee on fire depart
ment. The improvement committee
was designated to act in that capacity.
Bond moved that the sewer commit.
be empowered to complete the work
of the former sewer committee.
Younie moved that the printing be
divided equally between the two pa
pers, with the understanding that there
would be an equal distribution of the
public printing. Carried.
Mayor West then appointed the
Idaho Republican as the official pa
per of the administration
Bond moved that l. e. Smith be re-
tained as sewer commissioner. Car
ried.
Council adjourned.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-04-17
Big Baby Contest at Tho Isis

Up to the present time there are
sixty-six babies entered in the picture
contest at the Isis. This contest is
creating more interest than any other
ever held in this city. 1t will close
on the next Saturday evening at which
time the prizes will be awarded. In
addition to the contest the show peo-
pie are furnishing the people with
some Of the best films ever shown
on canvas, and Mcssrs Kestner &
Young are to be congratulated on Sc
curing the contest feature in it's en-
tirity, for it is entertaining, as we'll
as educational throughout. The Cur
rent Event club, which played Baby
Stewart against the field to win, has
withdrawn its candidate, thus leaving
an open contest, where all candidates
have an equal showing to win, which
has tended to create harmony through
out. The candidates ranking highest
at the present time are as follows:
Gladis Tolman, Ruth Rhodes, Law
renee Baumgarner, Russell Hopkins
Dorothy Hudson, Etheleen Carson
George Walter Anderson, Hazel VIII
cox, Blanch Kinney, Ella Sewell.