The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-10
WOODBIHE.

time and give some OF the happenings
OF the past few weeks in this Issue.
We know the editor does not like
news coming In this way, but since
we cannot see him frown we pass II
on with a promise for weekly news In
the future
Our public school did not open on
Monday, as the principal has q aDrain-
ed ankle, and the assistant ID quar-
antined in Philadelphia.
Considerable excitement was
created here on one of the first days
of the New Year. by the sudden dis
appearance of Joseph Kuhn. His
anxious parents and. in fact the whole
town searched for him for several
hours. He was finally located IN the
clothing room of his fathers depart
ment store fast asleep.
Mr. Howard eollifiower spent
Christmas Day and New Years Day
at Graeeham, with his mother.
The road work Is now at stand
still. The men have all gone home
for the winter.
Miss Margaret MulIinix spent sew
eral days in Baltimore with her eous-
in. Miss Eleanor costin.
Miss Pearl MERCER and Mrs. E. A.
Mullinix visited DR.. Charles K. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrsl Brent Waters and Miss
Hirara. of Baltimore.
Miss Mary Mo1esHorth spent sever
al days in Baltimore.
There was a sumDtuous dinner and
family reunion At the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. s. +. Hess, December 9th.
Miss Pearl Mercler entertained some
friends very pleasantly on the last
Sunday OF 1912.
Albin S. MERCER. of Rock Hill Col
lege, spent the holidays with hi par
ents in Howard county.
Misses Lola and Matilda shIpley,
Miss Pearl MereIer and MIRA z. A
MuIIinix were delightfully."- entertain
ed By Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FarYer. OF
Enterprise, on December 81.
Mrs. Vim. II. Harrison. of Washing
ton. D. C., spent several days With
relatives near Woodbine.
Nrs Mae Shipiey and soma. Louie
and Francis. visited II. r. Leather
wood and family several days.
Mrs. May ShIpIey entertained a
crowd Of relatives and friends On Sun
day. January 9Th. Among those pres
ent we're Mrs. ". II. Harrison. OF
Washington, ID. E. Mr.. aud Mira
Oliver Harrison. Nr. and Mrs. Ernest
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Har-
rison. Mr. and Mrs. II. r Leather
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Jenkins
and Nr. and Mra Clyde Dorsey. NIL
dred. Hilda and Ida Dean. Evelyn
Hazel and Goldle Harrison. Reuben
and Donald Beatherwood Pauline
f.eatherwood and others.
The Ladies' AID Society NJ Nor.
| gan Chapel met n the home NJ Mrs
/ o. 7. Fleming on Saturday. January
4th. About thirty members were pres,
ent
Rev. and Mr. T. NJ. Diekey and
/ family are visiting the formers father
| In WIcomico county.
/ Mr.. o. b. Buckingham and Mrs
Clarence Baker visited Mr.. 7. +
/ Chaney
Miss Aimeda Pickett ylaIted ths
/ Misses CLANCY
| Harry Mcleod. Of Iansdowne. Walt
ed n Mr.. +. +. Chaney's
Archie son Of Jennie and tie lats
Robert Evans. died nj hla mothers
home in Baltimore on Tuesday On
Thursday his remains were brought
! to Noodbine and Inferred In Ins fun.
/ liz hurying ground In Morgan Gene,
tefy.
The weather continues warm. Their,
/ hag been but little lee harvested Harry
| Pc Eett and Robert n Pickett aTe the
oniY ones who have allied their Ice
houses.
William Miles Hold his persona
property on Saturday. January : lii
sale amounted % over 500. MIR
Miles will move n Mt Airy. where h,
has accepted position To drive 8
wagon for a baker OF thai place
Frank Mills haa rented his property
The Woodbine National BANK 81 TIL
place has declared a HemI=annuA
dividend OF per cent. payable aftei
the first OF this month
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d FieminI
are visiting relatives In Elileott citl
and baltimore.
Mr and Mrs 7. \ Fleming. of At
lantie city, y. J. are visiting rola
tises and friends here.
The members of the Waodbln,
Gornet Band VIII hold an Oyster anp
per IN l.. H. GoaneIl's Hall on satur
day evening and night. January ii
1919. Proceeds for benefit of band
Earnest b. Harrison recently killet
6 hogs FIVE OF which we're HprInE pigs
Weight az folloHH-a97, sol. 81. 332
al. and one old hog weighing 30