The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Wheat was quoted at $l.lO TINS
morning.
"A great number of speeders were
gathered in on Sunday by Officers
Stem and Kreglo.
Mr., Frank Essig, of Baltimore, spent
Thursday evening and Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ It. Yeiser-
Masters Claud Ryland, Edward Diff
fendal and Charles Yingling, this city,
are spending this week camping on
Double Pipe Creek, at Bruceville.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore f.. EngIar,
Park avenue, and Mrs. G. 5. Slagle,
Bond street, left this week for At
lantic City, Wednesday where they
will spend some time.
Delegates to the Democratic State
Convention which will meet In
Baltimore ON September "a, from this
county are Elias N. Davis, M A.
Hitchcock, Jacob I'll. Sherman, Will
lam IT. Wilson and Wade III. ID. War
field
Tariff Bulletin 10. 20 issued BY
the Public Service Commission on
Fertilizer from Curtis Bay to West
minister announce reduction to S1.25
net per ton, and reduction to $l.65 net
IOH Oh CemeHl, Lille anu Alm6SCUHC
from Union Bridge to w. p. q @. r. r..
Preparatory, It Is thought, To the
expansion of its terminal facilities at
Port Covington on large scale, the
Western Maryland Railway Company
has notified lessees of the property it
bought from the Winans estate in
South Baltimore two years ago that
X may want them To vacate within
the next 30 or SO days.
Monday night Roy Gambler was
thrown from his motorcycle. The
accident happened in front of Or.
Wells, when he passed one team and
going around another, struck the
front wheel OF the carriage which
threw him into the air. He was not
seriously hurt and IS able to be
around by the use Of crutches.
Work ON the new concrete bridge
which will span the Patapsco river at
North Branch, between Baltimore and
Carroll counties, has been started by
the builders, Thomas, Poole and
Hunter The bridge, which will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000, will re
place the old wooden structure which
was destroyed by fire about a month
ago.
Mr.. J ". Baust reports sales of
Quincy engines and DeLaval cream
separators as follows: Messrs. Column
bus Elseroad, David Warehime, Chas
Strevig, Robert Gist, r. A. Logue, all
of near Westminster; Oliver Sanders
of Fairfield; z. j. Smith, Oh Motter's
Station, and j. III. Hoffman, of New
port, Quincy engines. John Brown
on Pleasant Valley, Jesse Halter, OIL
Mayberry; Harry Foutz and MIR
keck, or Westminster, DeLaval cream
separators-
The fifteenth annual reunion q
the Belt-Parrish was held at Emory
Grove Camp Ground yesterday, from
y o'clock in the morning to i'm thu
afternoon. The program began will
the registration of nearly zoo at
PENDANTS. The business session wa!
followed by memorial address, b.
Rev ~ II. Thirlkeld, on members D
thu Belt family who have died durin,
thu past year a sacred song wa
sung by Miss Cole, entitled, Then w
Shall Understand. Nominations 10
candidate for three officers for til
ensuing year were then made.
"A sad and most pitiful sight wa
witnessed AT the residence on Mr. an
Mrs. William NJ Harris, 1923 Green
mount avenue, Baltimore, On Monda
last when four children, Arthur, is
Treva, 16; Foutz, 4, and Anna,
years, were stricken with Scarle
fever The disease developed i'm a.
four children i'm less than 8 hour
time The children were rushed
quarantine hospital To prevent thel
from choking To death, also to pre-
vent the spread Of the disease. TIL
children were taken 70 Seydenhal
Hospital They are grandchildren (
MIR. and Mrs. William r. Yingling, (
Cranberry Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. vii
lam MI. Harris and children are W.
known fin Westminster and vicinity.