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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09
watches. Chamberlain.

watches. Chamberlain. Il
--~-----s-o~-------'
O. h futile, tho jowels9.
Dr. MairS 10 East Main.
DR.. Billiard, ostoopath, IL West Main,
Millinery opening. Miss Mtddlekauft.
Dr.. Burkart, osteopAth, IA ". Amin.
Home grown plumbs. fine. Phone 9.
Sanitary Grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Farmers--As you are coming in to
the fair bring your eggs along. For
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday I
will pay Is cents a dozen for eggs.
Fltwer Meat and Grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Eye, ear nose and throat specialists.
Drs. French 4 Cobb. Masonic temple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09
County Fair Statistics
ATrEN DANCE.

Today. estimated ............... 5000
Tuesday last year ............. 2,150
GATE RECElPTo.
Tuesday last year .............$ 439.15
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Mrs r. l.. Hoag. OF Cedar Rapids.
arrived in the city Monday evening
for visit of few days with friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

G. W. seidel, superintendent of mo-
tive power and equipment. Purchasing
Agent w. G. Manchester and General
Car Foreman F. w. Helvig, of the NJ.
& ST. L. were in the city today on
business
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Thursday afternoon our store will be
closed in order that We may attend
the fair. Myers Grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09
Glass<s ntted. Chamberlain.
Ea stman kodaks. Bowen's Stut

Kodak finishing. Bowen Studio.
Bring your watches In. Hodges.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Farmers, feed and water your teams
at the new feed barn just north of fair
grounds gates.-Advertiseme
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Diamond merchant. Chamberlain.
Millinery opening during fair week
Miss MiddlekaufYs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Lost-Small black pocketbook con-
tanning money. Reward. return here.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

A picnic supper was enjoyed Monday
evening by the employees of the An
drews store at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs s. C. Guthrie, Ill North First
street. The supper was served on the
lawn at $50. after which the time was
spent socially and with music.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

DR.. F. p. Lierle, who Is i'll at his
home, suffering with a stone in the
kidney. IL considerably improved to-
dav.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Don't forget Plumb Bros large feed
barn when you come to the fair neAs
week. Just north OF fair grounds gate.
advertisement,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Miss Middlekauff cordially invites
you to inspect her fall display Of mil
linery during this week.--Advertise-
menf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Farmers-.As you arc coming In to
the fair bring your eggs along. For
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
will pay 20 cents a dozen for eggs.
Flower Meat and Grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Mrs. c. A. Sweet and babe. OF Belle
Plaine. joined Mr.. Sweet. who partici-
pated in the shoot OF the Iowa Gun
Club, here Monday afternoon, and
spent the evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
w f. Anderson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Will Beasley, OF Waterloo. arrived
in the city this morning and will visit
at the home OF his sister. Mrs. T. Bin
ford for couple of days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

c. II. Ross. Of Clemons arrived in
the cit ythis morning from Goodrich,
". D.. where he has been for two
weeks on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Mrs. H. G. Rice, of Cedar Rapids. who
has been visiting friends here and at
State Center. for few days, returned
home this morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Mrs. E. d. Hamilton and son Rich
ard arrived Monday afternoon from
Denver. where they have been visiting
for six weeks. They also visited at
Parshall. Colo, with Mrs. Hamilton's
sister, Mrs. e. e. Black.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-09

Wanted--Apprentice boy at the
Hawkeye Printing Company. Call at
office.
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=xIngIIng.

MTH= Sarah : YInEIInE. WIIs Of t.
IaIe George YInsIinE. o[ snsdersburs.
Nd. dIed Tuesday evening. n o'clock
= u. Washington County Hospital.
HagefEIoHn. afIeF n operation IaT
cancer. aEed = xsaTa. ? months md
3 1aYH
m. YInsIInE had ben ii ioT uezr=
Il Ysar but hHd taken her Isd on
Sunday IaHI= Tuesday afternoon Hhs
~ taken II Iha hospital IN N auto
mobile II HaKs n operation nsrInTmz
ed The surgeons I'D scarcely begun
Ihe operation. about = = n. .hEn
Ihex discovered 4 impossible u zHfs
haT I.[a= Sinking rapidly TrnH. IHs
moment Ihe operation 1eEan. HHe
naHHed -. about :. - : minutes
after Hhe had heen placed N The
operating tahIe.
sarah :. 1luEIInK - sarn October
=. -. tn daughter oI samuel anU
Caroline zsnn. InIa .nnnIY= NHeu
about = ..HHH aI -. HHs married
George YInHIInK. AfIHT HaT marriage
Hhe rsaIdsd n IhIH county until haT
husbands death. = YsarH -. Nhsn
Hhe moved II NaxneHHnru=
MrH XInEIIHE - ; member nI IIa
Lutheran church and active N II
work she / survived = On aon.
Luther i. YIuEIInK. 81 NHfasHhaTa.
n. - on sister ~ 80 brothers.
MfH Margaret HearI. KauzaffIIle. =
]. ZeDp. IhIH ct. md :. !. zsHH.
riaItHbnFT. Ohio. IntermsuI n Green
III cemetery.
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Western Maryland Railway Notes.

General Superintendent !. Il. Mer-
rIek. of The Western Maryland RaII=
~ Company. announces the appoint
mnn1 d :. L nrendeI n HupgrInIena-
ent Of IHs Middle Division of The com
panF. 70 succeed II. Il. berry. Who has
resigned his position. Mr. BrendeI
- formerly superintendent Of the
NHHIenn division q he company. He
III make hIg headquarters IN HaseTa-
Iu.nz
! i. Johnson. formerly inspector
q transportation of The Western
Maryland succeeds NIr. Hrendel a.
superintendent nf Ihs Eastern DIYIaz
I'm. lie VII make hIa headquarters
N baltimore. Tie post Of Inspector
of transportation has been abolished.
The neN appointments affect men
Tho enjoy 4 NelI=sarnsd reputation IN
the railroad world. 10th Of these be
gan n the bottom. but b close appII-
cation II business and Ins ability 10
quickly grasp the difficult problems Of
raIlroadInE. haze succeeded IN NIn-
nInE promotions which have placed
them IN the front rank among railroad
men.
IT. IrendeI L N Old Western Mary
land nan. highly esteemed by every
Official and employ Of tie company.
lie has filed every position with the
road n = manner which has Won for
hin the admiration Of al Who know
hin. Early IN his career. Mr. Bren-
del HaH connected With the Baltimore
aHd Ohio Railroad. but left the service
II thai company - enter into business
Tor himself. lie then drIfIed into rail-
road work again. and haa followed
Ta1IToa1IHE As i career ever since.
Mf. HTendel HaH m operator aud made
Eood IN that position. aud vas ad-
Fanea1. - chief train dispatcher. he
displayed unusual ability ~ 4 rail-
roadeT. and vas promoted to the post
of train master On What vas then
known - the Maryland division Of The
Western Maryland II reward for
IhIH Eood HorE. he waz made zuueTIu-
Isn1enI oI he Baltimore terminals Of
the railway company. an1 held this
posi- until he Haa appointed aunerIn=
IsndenI Of the Eastern division Of the
railway company. this appointment
made bY General superintendent Mer-
rick Hoon after he came With the Vest
ern Maryland.
Mr. Johnson. Who nov becomes
superintendent o1 the Western dIxIs-
Ion. i considered ore o the most
capable men - be found With any
road. He came with the Western
Maryland from the pere Marquette.
where he made splendid record. Is
Iaat position KlIh thai company vas
that Of traIu muster On the Detroit
division. Along this division are 10
Gated the large auto mannfaeInrIn.
concerns. Mr. johnson i exceedingly
popular With Western Maryland men.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

ID ~ Hsar HIon u think xHaI :
convenience ! + - IHss : IuII IIna
II God H.IaIl HIaTaH II home n oaT
|oHn community
i enables people 10 zae Kooda II
an tine before paying do.n MONEY.
n InHI - he purchaser IsI.6Iz
man fauIIz til could never b found
u buying Irom eaIaloE ~.
Furthermore IN KeI xonT good
Hn.n x1a mi IIsm without I..I9T.
lsIIaT writing. or without ne fatigue
aI , Journey n b. eIIY nd tramp
In ii oYeF the streets. i i N
economy q IIms. aaT fare. human
energy
Furthermore. You Gau do Iour shop
IIHE It YnuH leisure. xH.n Y0a IT. n
: mood IoT i. HHIHsT Ihan n the haste
and narTY of : ITIn ont of loan. n
nuT home HInTHH f0n IaEs IL h Tine
Yuu mt II IHIE 0YET YouT purchase
and Inspect goods. On ean positive
i ASSURE yourself IhaI - are buying
TIEnI.
Furthermore Yon FeI more personal
nd intelligent attention IN home
aIoT IIan anywhere eIHe. The nHoz
nflsI0rH and cIsrEH must please home
trade. or EeI out of business. i l.
human nature II IaEs more pans Ior
people tint aTe known than for
strangers. Tne home merchant I'll
20 he nImoHI Init u EIfa aaIIHfae=
ton Ior defect. n IhH goods. and With
mt Irritating I'd Ians.
When locating for residence oI Una=
lneaH. people are y zlnN Io settle N !
place lacking good stores y n :
nlnee whore tie saIer i not goud.
1 - HanI u dTaR n neN resi-
denIH. everyone must do hIa share .
provide them HIIh Ihe eonxanIenoea
oI retail Irade. The anIY "a 10 do
this i 10 natronIze the home mer-
chant.
t i Iha good fortune Of this eom-
munIIY u Hase : Inc of IlueI. eHuInnz
ID stores. nnI ! every dollar IossI=
BE we're spent # home. these stores
could EToN faHIer. nuI n fuller A.
H0TImenIH. employ more eleTEH. Thus
IheY would contribute u the eoneenz
Ienee Of every resident. and add % the
prosperity of every property holder.
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N0HELIEBEASsls.
meaI i Shrinking farm implements
md Wagons are Falling AnarI.

Kansas CITY, No. aug. 19.-DrouEht
conditions IN Southeast Kansas. n
the vicinity Of It. Joseph. No. and
IN the Wichita. Kan.. district. we're
little better today Ihan before the
first showers N weeks feII last sat
nrdaY.
BlaekamlIha are working day and
night repairing farm implements gone
70 pieces because of heaI ahrnnken
parts. Wagon wheels are falling
apart. Automobile owners say heat
Il running their cars. breaking the
wood work III tie paint scales oIT.
and aeorehIng the wheels until the
9DoEea shrink and rattle n the hub.
Many new wells are being dug ana
hardware dealers are 1oIn. double
business N wIndmiIIg. Many farmers
are using tractors for pIoHIng b. day
and harneagIng them . pumps b
night.
Nearly every farm i surrounded b
pIoWed IRE guards. - : spark IN the
dry grass and wheat HIubbIe would
start eonIIzgraLIon. Many faTmeTH
whose supply oT feed naa been ruined
are feeding IhaIr hoga vneaI. because
i 4 cheaper than corn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD S0M UNDER
CONSTRUCTION.
Built ~ Pennsylvania :. : Between
her lar and Union Hrldge-0aI-
let for Cement Plant.

4 new branch railroad. subsidiary
line to the Northern Central Railway.
Is being built By the Pennsylvania
Railroad company between key=Mar
and Union Bridge, Nd. The large
plant Of the Portland Cement Com
pany l. located at Union Bridge and
the five and one half mile spur i be
Ing constructed 10 handle the heavy
cement shipments over the pennsyl=
Yania road. The branch vii connect
With the York. Hanover and FTed6r=
lex branch at Key-Mar Immediately
south Of the Western Maryland Rail
way Junction. Il will be known as
the Central Railway Of Maryland.
The work On the ueN road Haz
started week before last. ! large
force Of men has been put 10 work b
the contractor and the work vii be
pushed - rapidly IS possible. L i
expected that i VII be completed and
IN operation 1T the expiration of ID
days.
The section Of country through
which the road HIIl run i somewhat
hIIIy. but the road VII eneIrele the
hills aud have hardly any gtadea.
There vii be only one track.
i. >. eornweli. supervisor of The
Columbia : Frederick branch. York.
VII have charge Of portion of The
work Of building the neW branch. The
work Of putting IN 2.500=foot siding
at KsYzMar. 10 be used for hauling
supplies far The construction work. -
well a. making the switch eonnee=
IIona. vii be done under hi direction.
Tie switch vii be later aHed 10 form
a portion Of the neR road. The work
Il being started II the Key=Mar end Of
the road.
The new branch vi Be IN import
ant factor Of tie Northern Central
and KIll add greatly % the freight
tonnage ox9T tho YORK. Hanover an1
Frederick branch. York VII likely be
the junction point Tor the cement zhin=
menIa handled over this road.
The road vi pas through ; rich
agricultural country and Il Isazneelsd
thai n years II come thee resources
VII add greatly I0 II business.
The Central Railroad Of Maryland.
b II attorneys. William J. 0.nfIHn.
II. and Edward .. NeanI. haa fled
IN Ihe Circuit Court n baltimore II
petition for condemnation If The laad
Of George 7 Buckley. Jr.. mar Union
bridge The petition states In he
company Il Maryland corporation
authorized I0 build ; railroad from !
point ne TnIon bridge 70 CONNECT
HIIn the I0fk. Hanover and Frederick
Railroad II Or naar KsEmar and -
construct branches II other points II
Carroll an1 Frederick counties.
zIf buckley. b gaY y Steele. hlH
attorney. in answer II IL petition
alleges tint tie COMPANY L not ! co.
paralIon. thai Il Is noI authorized II
construct md operate , railroad. thai
the proceedings sought 10 be enforced
ar n conflict .IIn The Constitution Of
Maryland aud With lie FIFTH Amend
menI 10 the Constitution 1T fIs United
States. and thai the Central Railroad
If Maryland + he TIdeHaIef Portland
Cement Company. foreign corpora
ton under another name. aud that i
The noad Hefe constructed Il would h
one Of no benefit 10 the public. but
simply 4 private line Of The cement
company. solely for The benefit If
private lndIYIdaalH.
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EAEA~-S
0LAzZZS
Walking.

Walter Walking. EroWl avenue.
aged = years. died At the state sanI=
torinm On Saturday evening. August
If. from hemorrhaee Of the lung.
He l. survived By his vie and three
children, his mother. hrs. Frederick
Walking. and the following brothers
and sisters: Henry 7. Walking. John
Walking. William Walking and
Ernest 4. Walking. Of Wool
arY,s district, Charles Il. Walk
ing and George Z. Walking. Of HallI-
more; hrs. George VoeIkeI aud Mr.
George PITTS. Of Baltimore. Mrs. David
Mcleod. Of Haapburg. and Mrs. VIII
lam PoIael. Of Philadelphia.
Funeral services Nere conducted On
Tuesday from his mothers home On
Bishop street. Hex. =. :. .Habro0k
officiating. InleTmant Naa made IN
Westminster Cemetery. The pail
bearers we're: Ivan saYerH. Albert
Arnold. Elmer IoEae. Edward Arnold.
Charles Weeks and Theodore GhrIzL
Funeral directors. Harvey Hankard :
Son.
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.uIIIIarman.

Miss Maud Harman. daughter Of
Mr and hrs. George Hartman. Of
Westminster. and Mr. z. !. NuII. al
Of FrizeIlburg. accompanied By
number Of friends. vent to Jefferson.
where 1heY we're married By Rev.
Arthur 9. Null. brother Of the groom,
At the parsonage Of st. pauI.s Luther
an church. Miss Grace Eckard. \
cousin Of the bride. was maid Of
honor. and Mr. Raymond stuller best
nan. After : ceremony a reception
NaH given the couple b Rev. aud Mrs.
NnlI. Mr. and Mrs. NnIl returned 70
the home Of the brides parents On
Saturday evening. where 4 numerous
i attended reception vas given them.
They vii reaIde n Westminster.
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IIuYeT.

After IN illneHz Df alx months. Mra.
Annie L Dover. ! years cd. died u
her home. a5zI falls noad. Baltimore.
Saturday nIEhI. Death xHH due -
throat trouble. hrs. boyer xaH born
IN sYkesHIIls. For The naHI Il years
Hhe hid nsen ~ active member u The
0IIeThaIn Memorial United Brethren
Church. Besides her husband. vii
IAN = Boyer she i survived b three
sisters. Mra + $. strobrIdge. Mra. i.
y. Phelps and Mr. George H0IHIsI=
ter. and IRn brothers. Frederick !.
and Ferdinand HarnsH. TIE funeral
took place IHnm the 0II1FnzIn MaH0=
rial Church n o'clock TnsH1af At
lefnoon. H.. I HerTI RIummHf con
Quoted Tie services. nnTIHi Naa IN
Ioudnn park Cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
HORSE SHOW It 1T. AIR..
Big Crowd = the Farmers. Picnic i,
Wildwood parE.

Wednesday marked the opening Of
the eleventh annual farmers. fair and
picnic n Wildwood Park. near ut.
AIRY. Clear skies and Ideal weather
conditions drew large crowd. The
1ay was given over 10 the horse show,
II which some Of the very finest
horses IN Frederick. carroll and How
ard counties Here shown. On the
grounds Is large exhibit Of farm
machinery and agricultural products.
N the horse show there we're three
classes. With first winners as follows.
Heavy drift. 5. 9. MoleaNorIh, Ridge
vile. who swept things clean With
fereherona. general harness. Id dxard
Smith. BarlhIowH. light harness.
Nathan Dorsey. Mount Airy. In the
class Ior colts Z. Spencer sIuII. Of
RIdgeYIlle. won first pIaee.
TodaY.H program VII be IN the
hands Of the Maryland Agricultural
College Committee. Addresses vii be
made ~ Col William Il. Powell. Prof.
Thomas ;. sYmona. Of the Maryland
Agricultural College. II. Il. MaItbIe.
Senator Blair Lee. Congressman ].
Fred. T. Talbot and Congressman
Frank Q. Smith
! tournament N which have entered
Home Of The best riders IN the ztate
vi b the attraction for Saturday.
The charge 10 the knights VII b de-
IIfered b Michael Z. Walsh. Leo
Weinberg. n The Frederick Bar. NIII
MAKE Ihs coronation address.
Tho reception committee Is com
posed Of Albert Maynard. !. i. Hall.
Dr. Howard Hopkins. Dr. D. Z. stone.
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IIISIlTIlAIsDI
Their Certificates far Coming Primary
Democrats Haze Contests n
YEARLY ExerY District

Democrats
County Commissioner y.
Hyefa. Sex Windsor district. Joseph
D. WImsHl.
H0uHs If DeIe.aIsH-IaH. !. George.
HsTTeII district. James Il. Steele. 1t
ar district. John !. HakeT. Manehezz
I.H district William = zHHmsr. I'm
Il aaYsEH. NuoIeT..H district MlIlard
Il ~. Freedom district. IHe0n :
Frederick. Manchester district :.
FraHeIH EarI sHrIneF. Union bridge
district.
County TTsaaufeT-0. Edward bod
Fer. EnIontdxn district.
sHeHIfT==zJohH !. FTeYman. Franklin
district Albert / DasIaz WooIarY.z
District. IeHHe : stem. Westminster
district. Samuel \ HarnIah. TaneY=
InKn district
sIHIN Central GommIIIae-Gsorge :.
Hotter. Manchester district. Thomas
: Gaauan. Westminster district. Nj
I0n : A0HHIH. Freedom district Ed
HHrd .. NhanI. Westminster district
Iohn Wesley uoEfaekef. Manchester
district. Daniel J. Hezaon. Taneyfosn
district.
nroKHeHaIfsH-z
state Central Committee. Edwin
Weaver. Charles i. sanp. james Il.
HeindoIlar. Luther Kemp. George Z
nanshman.
lha contests for members Of the ne-
publican and Democratic sIaIa Central
Committees aTe attracting more afIen-
ton IIau an other.
= n0H made ~ he following MI
represent he nulI Hooae on IT state
committee. Charles Il. sanp. lamp
Hteaa ] Edwin Weaver. EeorEe !.
Haaghman. Westminster: Jame. i.
HaIndoIIaT. TaueYtoWn. Dr. Luther
Kemn. UnIonIosH. TIE proEreaHIfeH
alao f1Ied applications TO be voted for
- delegates % he HIaIe convention
y follows. Or Luther Kemp. James
i. ReIndollaf. :. :. HelIsbrIdIe. Iohn
7. AnderH and J. HaTrIH YandeYer.
Republican
sIaIe Central Walter 4
Ha1Y. Mount AIry district. !. Thomas
Harris. Freedom district. William I.
KoIb. Union bridge district. Preston
EnglaH. TanefIoNn llalrIeI. Andrew
D Heeae. J. Hell ToKnshend. Vest
minister dlaIrieI. William Il. noWera.
TnIonIoWn district.
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Thunderstorm. Dangers.

When clouds are driven pasI one an
other b Wind currents. electricity Of
fractional Ind i produced. Light
nIng l. caused b the passing d the
electricity between the Two clouds. Or
from ! cloud 70 the earth. - /
travels i expands md drives the ar
N front Of t. When the lightning
has passed the ar that Was driven
a.aY return. .IIh : rush. and i i
this rush which causes the noise Of
thunder.
t i not safe 70 stand under : tree
during thunder storm. f0f lightning
usually strikes the highest object IN
derneaIh i. % that the electric cur
rent maY travel down the tree and
strike the person vho ! taking sheI-
ter. The chief danger i standing IN
der N Isolated tree: . stand under
one oT ! IhIck group n : Hoo1 i not
% dangerous. Indeed 70 stand alone
n the middle d field uII1 10 tree
near. D n any isolated znoI whore He
happen u be the highest thing among
nur surroundings
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Mr.. < Roberts Greenfield vent on
the excursion yesterday to the Iuray
CaYerna.
Miss Beatrice Snyder. of Baltimore.
L guest Of her sister. Miss Eta
Snyder. this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John ] Rose returned
yesterday from visit 70 Miss Edith
penIz. aI WaIbrooE. I'D.
Mr and Mrs. John I. Eekenrode
10 Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Gilbert spent Sunday
With Mrs. Kretzner and Miss Joanna
Hann and other friends IN Hagera-
town.
Mis- !. Mira Shilling. Of sandYYIIie.
l. the weekend guest Of her sister.
hrs. T. .. Boftner Arcadia. baltimore
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred y. Rohda and
son. Of this city. Hho spent the last
two weeks At Atlantic GItY. VII return
home Sunday.
MTH. Howard HIHeoe. Of North
avenue. Baltimore. haa returned - her
home after visiting pen=Mar. Hanover
and naIauHco.
MIaE Margaret a Stem. Of Sans
Creek. and her niece. Ms Marguerite
l. Stem. o. thIa cit. left today for
Atlantic GItg. for ! weeks STAY.
MF. and Mrz. Henry nann and
daughter. of baltimore. Visited Mraz
sarah snEsIef, Pennsylvania avenue.
On Their VA home from New York.
HTH. Anna :. Jones and children.
Charles :. John. MafIanna and Paul.
of TEurmonI. auent The naaI HseE 18th
IhsIT cousins. MT. and Mra. George !.
LaiHIef. n Eden.