The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-30
Next Tuesday is Elec-
ton Day. Let every DEM
ocrat vote the full ticket.
LOCUST HILL.

The weather made quite "a change
on Monday night and on Tuesday
morning ice was formed i'm many
places on troughs.
The Carroll County Reed Band fair
to be held ut itS hall will begin on
Saturday evening, October 81, and will
continue on the evenings of November
8, 8 and z. The Pleasant Hill Band
will furnish music on the evening or
November 5th. Refreshments of all
kinds Everybody invited
Messrs. Harvey, William and Jacob
Leppo, Clinton Sterner and Albert
Leppo mOtored to- the Frederick Fair
last Wednesday.
Adam Miller, of Ohio, is visiting in
this vicinity. He spent several days
at UriaA VENTS.
Misses Katie and Elizabeth Smith,
OF York, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Josiah Sterner's.
Charles r. Stephan, of Cranberry
Valley, and Miss Sarah Il. BiSh, Oldest
daughter OF Horatio Bish, OF Grand
Valley, Carroll county, were married
III Salem Lutheran parsonage, West
minister, Nd, on Sunday morning, Oc-
tober 25, at $50 a. M, By Rev. w. Il.
HerEh.
Mrs. Lewis Hoffheims is on the sick
list
A felt hat Wa found On the Hanover
and Littlestown pike by Monroe
Feeser, on Sunday, October "a. Owner
can get same by calling for IL.
Albert Shorb is engaged in picking
hia apple crop. He shipped one car
load the first part OF this week.
Jaco. Utz will discontinue making
cider and boiling apple butter on Wed
nesday, November 4th.
A concrete bridge was built last
week or the road leading to Bart's
Church, at Jacob Wildasin's farm.
Visitors at the home of G. Washing
ton Jones on Sunday were: MI. and
Mrs. @. Wesley Jones and daughters.
Annie, Miriam and Margie, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Clarence Humbert and son.
Richard, OF near Lttlestown; Mr.. and
Mrs. Smeach Jones and daughter,
Mildred, OF Pleasant Hill; MIR. and
Mrs. Edgar Berwager and son, George,
of Mt Pleasant
A bean hulling party wa held at the
home of Urias Marker on Saturday
evening. a very enjoyable time was
spent after the beans were hulled.
Refreshments were served, consisting
OF root-beer, cakes, candies, etc.
Those present were: MIR. and Mrs.
Nahia AFTER and children, Herman and
Irma, MIR. and Mrs. mi. Z. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Bish and children,
Mary, Earl, Edward and Robert, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Kirkhoff, MIR. and
Mrs. Alvin AFTER and children, Clar-
ence, Earl, Lester, Walter and Kath-
ryn, Mrs. Raymond Markle and daugh-
ter. Hilda, MIR. and Mrs. Denton
Leppo, Misses Portia Kirkhoff, Carrie
AFTER, Celia and Mary Kirkhoffi
Messrs. Edgar AFTER, Charles Masen-
himer, Claude and William Brumgard
and Herman Bechtel.
Those visiting Urias Markle Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Curvin Markle
and son, Charles, OF York; MIR. and
Mrs. Raymond Markle and daughter,
Hilda, Mrs. Albert Leese and daugh-
ters, Dorothy and Kathryn, Mrs. Willis
Leese and daughter, Beulah, Margie
Cramer, Irwin and Edgar Arter, Mary
and Earl Bish, Carrie Leppo, Carrie
AFTER.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Geeting, Mr.. and
Mrs Clinton Wentz and son, Lester.
visited at Emory Raubenstine's on
Sunday.
Preaching at st. Bartholomew
Church on Sunday morning at $50 g.
m-, by Rev. >. IT, Hench
The stereoptican views OF the
Panama Canal and Porto Rico shown
mic Pine Grove school house on Mon
day evening were well attended.