The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-06

supper November Y, in Grange Hall,
at Medford.
Mrs Calvin 3 Slagle, Bond street,
who has been operated on at hos
pital in Baltimore, is improving.
The Kenyon Koncert Kompany will
give a recital in vocal, piano, violin
and elocution at the Opera House to-
night
Robert N. Koontz, trustee, sold on
Saturday property near Union
Mills TO > III Messenger, for $3.50 ~
o. Weant was solicitor.
Tariff bulletin No. 80 issued by the
Public Service Commission, which
goes into effect on November 8 on ce-
ment from Security and Union Bridge
to Kemptown, will Ee reduced To sl-S5
net ton.
To my friends for their numerous
expressions Of sympathy and affec-
tionate esteem, during the illness and
since the demise Of my beloved hus-
band, \ extend my heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. S. P. Weaver.
Charles a. Lewis, of near Sabillas-
Vile, who was badly injured several
months ago when he was run down
by a Western Maryland train and
hurled from his team, has filed suit
for damages for $1,000 against the
company.
All the mothers OF the cradle roll,
of Deer Park Methodist Protestant
Church, of SmallWood, are invited to
attend a meeting Saturday afternoon,
November IA, at o'clock at the home
of the superintendent, Mrs. Lloyd
Shipley, Bird Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Caple and
daughter, May, and son, Walter, and
Miss Helen Stull, all or Baltimore.
visited their mother, Mrs. Rebecca H.
Caple, at the old homestead, near
Finksburg, last Sunday. They came
in their automobile.
The Social Progressive Club Re-
sumed their regular monthly meeting
in the Times Building, Wednesday ev-
ening last Important matters make
it necessary to call special meeting
for next Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 18th, at o'clock, to which all
members are requested to attend.
j. W. Lockard & Son, Liberty street,
report the following sales of automo-
biles of recent date: DR.. Charles r.
Foutz, Westminster, Nd, 1915 Hud-
son $40, Mr.. Edward Dudderer, May
berry, 1915 Buick, 30; Mr.. John Reay-
er, near Westminster, American In
derslung 80; Mr.. Joseph Wimert, near
Westminster, Buick 40.
Walter Spurrier and Stanley Monkey,
members OF the Senior class Of the
Mt Airy High School. have returned
from Laurel, Md, where they COM
peted i'm the stock Judging contest.
There were about IS contestants from
all over the State The Mt. Airy boys
Ayrshires. They were accompanied
teacher Of agriculture.
The Rev. A F. Campbell, long and
well-known in this county, will con-
duct limited party OF tourists to the
Panama Exposition next summer, and
will be glad to correspond with any
one who may contemplate this trip,
Total cost inclusive of all expenses
for Al days will be $425. Full infor-
nation may be had upon application
to Rev. A. F. Campbell, Burlington
Route, 1854 Broadway, New York
City, care OF IF. ". Bowen.
The matter between Frederick
county and Mrs. Lauretta Kinney, Of
near Creagerstown, was given atten-
ton by the County Commissioners
Monday. An effort will be made to
adjust it or legal steps will be taken
The Commissioners claim that Mrs
Kinney damned some water 20 that
it backed on the county road. The
county opened the dam several times,
but each time it was closed The
water, when the dam Is open, runs
over Mrs. Kinney for a short dis
lance.
Many farmers in Washington, Car
roll, Frederick. Howard and other
counties bring, each year, cattle
principally steers, from the West to
fatten on their farms for the Eastern
Market. Recently some carloads have
been distributed. and soon after their
arrival the foot and mouth disease
broke out. This led the Department
of Agriculture to establish a Quaran-
tine against cattle shipments from
Maryland In the same order Quaran-
tine against New York State was or
dered. This prohibits the shipment of
cattle. sheep, swine and goats out of
the States until further notice.
Finkle II. Birely. of near Ladies'
burg, has entered suit against Mrs.
Ida Kolb for 800 damages, alleging
assault and battery, false arrest and
malicious prosecution. The case was
heard before Justice Fabian Posey,
of Frederick, on Friday and the attor-
neys will argue the case on Monday.
1t appears that on October 10, Mrs.
Kolb had Birely arrested for hunting
on Sunday and cruelty to animals. He
was tried before Justice Miller, OF
Woodsboro. and found guilty on both
charges being fined $3.50 in all, which
he paid Following this, Birely took
civil action against Mrs. Kolb.
Charles O Clemson, attorney, was
in Calvert county on Friday and Sat
urday of last week and made politi-
cal speech there for the Democratic
candidates. This is the native county
of our fellow townsman and we'll
known lawyer, former Judge James
A. G. Bond, who has many relatives
now living in Calvert county. Mr..
Clemson says that the people of Cal
vert county are proud Of the record
of Judge Bond, whom they still claim
as one of their own. This IL well
deserved compliment to this distin-
guished lawyer whom both Calvert
and Carroll counties, a. well a. In
truth as the whole State Of Maryland,
delights to honor.
AT the auction sale OF lots held re
Gently on Friendship Heights" addi-