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The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
Local News.
10 to church tomorrow.

Go to church tomorrow
 Read "Zudora" next Tuesday, Floyd Hubbard spent a portion of today in Smithton.
 c. D. Middlebrooks, of Hope, was here this morning.
 Trusses that give satisfaction Hesterly Drug Store. Advt. R. Clarke White spent last evening up at Gurdon with friends.
 Fred Guthrie is down in TeXarkana today attending to business matters. Feedstuff cheap for cash-D. L. Dill lard-Farmers' Union Warehouse.
 Advt. Dr.. C. F. Nelms, of Laneburg, was a business visitor to Prescott this af- ternoon.
 "The Trey O. Hearts" photo drama edition-price 75 cents - Hesterly Drug Store. Advt. J. C. Marsh, deputy internal reve- nue collector, is in the city today see ing home folks.
 Don't forget that you will receive . welcome at any of the churches in the city tomorrow.
 W. D. Hale, route number two Pres colt, was among the business visitors here this afternoon.
 Mr and Mrs. J. M. Davis, of Louis jana, are in the city for visit with relatives and friends.
 Don't miss the "Trey O Hearts" at the Gem this evening-it grows more interesting each week. Advt. W. W. MiIwee has moved into the brick residence in north Murfreesboro -Murfreesboro Messenger
 R. D. Martin, route number two Prescott, was attending to business matters in the city this afternoon. H. J. Wilson, Ritchie X Company's salesman was down at Boughton to- day attending to business matters. Miss Hard Manning, of Little Rock, arrived here this morning and will be the guest of friends for few days. James Young is up at Gurdon today and will remain over Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Young. The Banks of the city will be clos ed next Monday, February 22nd in observance of Washingtons birthday. Pen5ular Vanishing Face Cream keeps the skin smooth and white price 25 cents-Hesterly Drug Store.
 Advt. D. L. Dillard is selling feed cheap for cash-Farmers Union Warehouse.
 Advt.
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Our Phone is Number 157. Try our service-Douglas Brooks X Go. Advt.
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are next.-Cragan X Cummins Advt. w. k. Began, one of our good friends, who lives a few miles from Prescott on route number one, called at The News office this afternoon and renewed his subscription to The Neva- da News.
 Former Postmaster Jack Grayson and Miss Pearl Wilson were married here this morning at II o'clock by Squire J. B'Shers. Mr. Grayson is now living on his farm in Chidester and the brides home was at that place.
 Mrs. o. H. Helbig, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Montgomery in Little Rock for the past few days returned home this morning and was accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Montgomery who will visit here for a few days.
 We wish to call attention to our clubbing offer on the last page of this issue. This is without a doubt the best offer that has ever been made by a newspaper. Both of the papers we are offering with The Nevada News are good ones-the best that are printed. The offer is all three regu- lar price $500 per year-10 months for the small sum of $1.00. The offer is good only for a short time and you should take advantage of it.
 Judge G. R. Haynie came in yester- day from Lewisville where he has been the past week conducting Lafayette circuit court Judge Haynie informs us that he finished the civil docket this week and will begin on the crimi- nal docket Monday. The criminal docket in that court this session is eX- ceedingly large there being p prison. CTS confined in the county jail now awaiting trial besides those out under bond. Most of the cases are for lar ceny.
 Prof. W. D. Leiper is receiving con gratulations from his friends upon the 90th anniversary of his life, which was Saturday, February 13th To him it is ninety years young," since at this age, twenty years beyond the three score and ten,' mans allotted time he possesses all of his faculties. he is still an active and busy man in the everyday pursuits of life; enjoys perfect health and the promise of perhaps many more useful years. He faces a sunset radiant with the refec- tion of a we'll spent and useful life By reason of strength, righteous. as well as physical, God has stretched out the brittle thread of life to him for good to his fellow man that his influence may continue to bear it's pre- cious fruit The "sunset" to such man is like drawing the draperies of ones couch about him and lying down to pleasant dreams Malvern Times Journal.
 For Rent-Good four room house. gas and water. See Levi Moore or Ira Gee.-Phone 143. Advt tr.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School in the morning at 9:45.
 Services both morning and evenip, by the pastor. B. !. P. U. in the evening at 6:SO
 J. l. Ayers, Pastor.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
The Skin and Not the Bl0Od'

Until recently it has been 4 generally accepted theory In"i sJ eczema was a disease of the plouu ,o Scientific investigations nav taught us that eczema IS pGSlr pl. lively a skin disease and curauH , through the skin alone. Meii H tol Eczema Remedy is applleu no H rectly to the diseased skln' ,,,o ns not delay trying Meritol EczeiH01 | Z, mn Remedy. Prices soc and $l,OoI .OoI Hesterly Drug Store L0'" Agency.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20

FOR SALE OR RENT:-l nave a :. ideal place for a man who ""i''1 ,, run a small farm in town. Large ,..n. den, large lot and barn. com'liou ',1,e house. Seven room resi0e with all city conveniences' oo" avt tent location. II, B. McKenzle' "
 The price of The Nevada Ne"' only one dollar per year.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
Why Not Go to Church Tomorro W?

The Question Church. the Church need YOU?
 the fact that Prescott would pretty which to live if had no churches
 right hedge only ONE difference whether not.
 spending Sunday Mornings self indulgence  gaznes little ground for criticslng.
 faults nevertheless doing his keep intact organization civzng behng work ahead.
 nd work? Do connection between set that bound between freedom from the slavery both al
 intended with God but ALSO help the UPIFT of the hnm
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
Salvation from Sin and Human Service are the underlying Prin- ciples of the church.

whether matter WHAT section the live matter what o TO ton of the brotherhood of Christianity was so NENpEp has Think trend be assured that there isn't preacher in delighted and suggsote him verbally toh him
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LINEBORO.

TX II rumored that Jacob Dubs has
b. oxen the record in squirrel-hunting
at I.ineboro, by shooting AZ squirrels,
besides other game.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schaffer, recently, son
George Rupp, who has been very
sicF, il much improved.
Denton Wareheim and family, ac-
companied by George Warner, took
trip to the home OF the former
parents at Silver Run.
Miss Alice Kcnp, OF Lineboro, IL ln
Baltimore visiting her sister, MRS.
Bertha Belt
Frank Miller made business Tip
to Baltimore recently.
Mrs. Theodore Tracy and daughter
spent the weeks end in Hanover.
Horatio Wentz, Justice Of the
Peace, made a business trip to West
minister, recently.
Mrs. a. CT. Cent? and daughter made
" business trip to Hanover.
Howard Koontz is spending a few
days in Westminster.
A. G. Cent? shipped car OF beans
recently.
Some farmers are still looking for
corn huskers.
Miss Mary Kopp, local milliner, IL
selling hats at reduced rates.
Oliver Dubbs, who had been board
Ing with his son Is now boarding with
his daughter, Mrs. William Bortner-
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MOUNTAIN VIEW.

Mrs. Samuel W. Bond, OF Marston,
visited her mother, Mrs Amelia N.
Davis, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mosberger,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Siddell, INIT WI
Weller, Mr.. VIM. Siddell and Mr.. b.
Mosberger, all OF Gainesville, visited
Mr. r. U. Gum, last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Augustus Fleming and son.
Ohio, and Mrs. Thomas q. Fleming
and SON, William, visited MT and Mrs-
T. Jefferson Gum, on Thursday last.
Miss Elizabeth Poole, Of Mt olive
visited her cousin, Miss Barbara
Poole, recently.
Miss Sadie Poole and nephew, Mas
ter Lester Poole, visited the former
sister. Mrs. Frank Mullinix, OF Long
Corner, recently
Miss Deborah X. Davis visited Mrs
James Fleming. Of a. Olive, on
Thursday last.
Mrs. Lloyd buckingham and Mrs
Pearl Penn, or Mt Olive, visited Mr-
Milton Penn, or Sweet Air, last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Fannie Shear, or Hoodville
visited Miss Susan Penn. OF Mt Olive
recently
Mrs. r. y. Gum visited friends In
Winfield on Wednesday Of this week
Miss Madeline Gum is spending
several weeks with her grandparents
MAR. and Mrs. T- M Gum
Mr. and Mrs Il. JEFFERSON Gum Wis
tied Mr.. James Fleming, Of Mt Olive
OH Sunday
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MOUNT OLIVE.

| we are having beautiful weather
and the lovers of outdoor sports ats
taking advantage OF the cunning
season.
NH. William Lewis and wife, oi
Morgan, visited Mr.. H. Dayhof and
family, of near here, Sunday last.
MIR. William Dempsey and son
Willie, Of Baltimore, visited his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs William Dempsey
last week.
Mrs. George Buckingham and
daughter, or Woodbine, visited MIR
Theodore Gosnell Sunday last
MIR. and Mrs JEFF Gum, Of Noun
tain view, visited MIR. James F1em-
ing and family Sunday last.
Mrs. Lucinda Ecker and family, Of
MI. Olive, had as their guests Sun
day, MIR. Charley Fleming and fam
ily, MIR. and Mrs. Crumpacker, OF
Daniel, and Miss Mamie Matthias, Of
Mt. Olive.
Mr.. John Z. Hinton, OF Baltimore,
was the guest of Miss Mamie Matthias
from Wednesday afternoon until Fri
day evening.
a very enjoyable game OF croquet
was played at the home or Mr.. Sam
u6l MdLuldS 4d6Ir
MIR. James T.. Matthias and family,
who had been visiting their parents
at Mt. Olive, and Glenwood, have Re-
turned to their home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ridgley, Of
Hinkle, visited MIR. Theodore Gosnell
and family Sunday.
MIR. Harry Miles and son, Ollie, Of
GlenWood, visited MIR. Samuel
Matthias and family, last week.
MIR. Stephen Gartrell and son, OF
Morgan, spent last Thursday with
Mr.. Samuel Matthias.
Miss Deborah X Davis, or Mountain
View, called on Mrs. Lucinda Ecker,
OF MT. Olive, last week.
Mrs Annie Sellman, Of Mt. Olive,
il visiting her daughter, Mrs. Char
ley Fleming, OF near Daniel.
Miss Alma Ecker, Of Mt Olive,
visited Miss Barbara Poole Saturday
last.
Mr.. John z. Davis is suffering
from a gathered thumb.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, Of Balti-
more, il very iii at present and can
not recover.
The health Of this community,
good.
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#UNTONTOWN,

MI. and Mrs. a. Fl. Allender, OF
Alesia, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs
Frank Romspert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reindollar, OF
Clear Ridge, have closed their home
for the winter which they will spend
i'm Baltimore
The presentation on the dag will be
postponed until further notice.
Rev. and Mrs. George Englar have
recently made his mother, Mrs. Julia
Englar, and his aunt, Miss Maria
Angel, life members or the Lutheran
Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety.
Miss Loretta Weaver is spending
the week in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoover and
family, of Timberville, Va, were
guests of Elder and Mrs. I'M. r. Eng
lar on Sunday.
Miss Belle Wright, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Rev. a. H- Wright
and daughter, Mrs. McMaster.
The papers Of the past week gave
an account on a destructive tornado
that swept Great Bend, Kansas. Many
people OF this vicinity were anxious,
as Great Bend, is the home OF Mr..
John Mering and family. Mr. Mering
II u son OF NH. and Mrs. @. Il. Mering.
of Uniontown. A telegram received
BY the family states that they ere
safe. A son OF Mr.. Mering's was work
ing i'm one of the buildings that vas
blown down, but he escaped without
injury.
MRS. u. q. Hollenberry and daughter,
Miss Corine, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brodbeck, Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Martha Singer returned on
Wednesday from visit to her brother
and family, In California
The Union Thanksgiving service
will be held at 10 a. m, IN the church
w God. Rev. Saltzgiver, OF the Luth-
eran church, will preach the Thanks
giving sermon.
Mrs. Harry Little, OF Westminster,
spent several days the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Myers.
Rev. T. H. Wright commenced Re-
vival services at Pipe Creek On Tues
day.
DIR. Newton Gilbert, Of Annapolis,
visited his parents over Sunday.
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KEYSVILLE.

George Frock and wife and Maui
rice Hahn, wife and daughter
Gladys, were visitors at Harvey
Frock's, near Clear View school
house, Sunday.
Charles Shank and wife visited
the Iatter's parents Sunday at
Gainesville.
Miss Edna Stansbury, OF near
Motter's, Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Maurice Hahn.
Calvin Hahn, wife and SON, VIII
bur, spent Sunday with George
Devilbiss.
Mrs. Edward Knipple visited her
daughter, Mrs. George Eyler, q
Union Bridge, Thursday and Friday
and was accompanied home by an
other daughter, Mrs Edward
Thomas, on her return from SAUCER
ties, N. AZ
Gordon Stonesifer, wife and fam
ily visited Mrs. Stonesifer's brother
William Grimm, near Union Bridge
Sunday.
Miss Long, Of Logs, was a recent
guest OF Mrs. Charlie Clnts.
Charlie Stonesifer moved last
Wednesday to hi farm. Frank
Houck moved to the farm vacated by
Mr. Stonesifer.
MIR. Peter Baumgardner spen1
Wednesday in Westminster.
The following we're regular In a.
Tendance at public school during The
Fall term: Maude and Carroll Cla
baugh, Bernice and Olive Ritter
KATHRYN Stull, Victoria Weybright
Edgar Kiser, Clarence Stonesifer anC
Wilbur Hahn.
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SNYDERSBURG.

"A flock Of wild geese was seen hy-
ing over this place one evening last
week
Jacob wv. Ham and Andrew Snyder
butchered on Tuesday last.
Eyangelistic services are i'm pro
gress Ut MT. Union u. 3. church near
here.
Rev. J. >. Land held communion SER
vices at the church on Sunday after
noon last.
John r. Houck, aged 81 years. cut
corn Is Il days this fall and has
husked % days thus far
The /. D. M. Lodge will hold their
annual oyster supper on Thursday
and Saturday evenings, November
18th and 9th.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry O. Albaugh
presented their son, Melvin, with q
new piano on Tuesday last
Nearly aIl w the farmers have fin
ished husking corn and are hauling
manure for fall blowing
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DETOIR.

Miss Addie Duttera, Of New Midway
sp@nt several days recently with her
sister, Ella, here.
Those who visited Samuel Mey-
bright and wife on Sunday were:
Edith Pfoutz and John Senseney. q
Linwood, and Amos Wampler, 81
Linwood.
Mrs. q. I'll Diller is spending some
time with her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ursa Diller, of Wilmington, Del
Misses Nora and Matte Hahn and
brother, Abraham, recently visited
their sister, Mrs David Forney, n
Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Eiler, Of Baltimore
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Hannah Weant, who has been i'll.
Miss Florence Collifiower, or Grace
ham, visited Newton Six and wife
last week.
Dr. Marlin Shorb, OK Baltimore
spent several days this week witt
hi parents, here
II. III. Boyer, who was operated OF
at a Baltimore hospital last week, i
getting along nicely
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Good Times.

Henry Ford, praising the good
times, in New York, said:
The good times are spread the
country over There isn't spot that
hasn't got its share.
Anybody who can contemplate
these times with optimism must have
disposition like the bookkeeper's
wife.
THE bookkeeper said one day at
dinner:
" Gee, \ wish i could get UP an
appetite for once!'
a oh, 90 on, john said his wife,
impatiently. What do you want an
appetite for? It would only give you
more dyspepsia
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TANEYTOWN.

hardwood Angel and wife spent
Sunday with his brother, Lester MI
Angel, and wife.
Mrs. Martha Fringer, (Aunt
Martha) returned Saturday evening
from a five months visit to Cache
Junction, Utah, the Expositlons.
Chicago and other western points OF
interest, and reports having had the
time OF her life.
Mrs. Samuel c. OFT delightfully."- en-
tertained about "a little folks On Sat
urday evening ID honor OF little Miss
Virginia's sixth birthday. The little
folks spent quite an enjoyable even
ing.
Miss Margaret Shreeve, or Way
nesboro, Is the guest OF her grand
father, James Shildt-
Madeline Diehl, OF Gettysburg, are
the guests Of the formers sister,
Mrs. G. +. Daley.
Mrs. Oscar D. Sell celebrated ner
27th birthday on Sunday BY giving
turkey dinner and entertaining a Few
friends. The following were present
oscar ID. Sell, wife and daughter,
Mariana, and son, David, Augustus
Bankard, wife and two sons, Robert
and Maurice, and daughter, Mar
garet, of near Westminster; Rev. and
Mrs. Guy r. Bready, Silas Shoemak-
er and wife, Thomas Clingan and
wife, OF Taneytown; Miss Helen
Roop, OF Franklin Grove, ILL.,; Miss
Romano Young, of near Uniontown;
and Miss May Davis, OF near New
Windsor. All spent very enjoyable
day in spite Of the inclement wealth
er, and departed for home with the
wish that Mrs. Sell would cele-
brate another birthday in the near
future.
Mrs. u. P. Feizer and daughter, of
lie Gore, spent Friday last with Miss
Mary Reindollar.
MRS. william Evans, or Brunswick,
spent Monday and Tuesday with her
sister, Mrs. Lavina Fringer.
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--ERIZELLBURG.

Mrs. Savilla E.. widow OF the late
Henry Eckard, died Monday morning
at the residence or her step-son,
Harry Bange, of Owings Mills, from
paralysis. She was confined To her
he'd FOR eight weeks. She was buried
i'm the Presbyterian Cemetery at New
Windsor. Beside her second husband
the late Simon F. Bange, who depart
ed this life MS years 40, she A. sur-
vived BY four sisters, namely: Mrs
James III. Myers. Mrs Calvin Starner
~. Mrs. George T. Bean and Mrs
Sarah r. Blizzard. Mrs. Eckard was
aged 73 years, months and n days
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Loves Way

"Of course, he hasn't any money
but Charlie says love will make
wy
Yes, / noticed it will said The
father. Thus it, made away with
about twenty-eight dollars worth OF
electricity
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SANDYVILLE,

Rev. Joseph Lynch, OF Cecil county
an Evangelist preached most touch
Inc sermon at Sandy Mount Sunday
morning. DR.. Feeman, of the Semi
nary, was present and gave a splen-
did temperance talk In the Sunday
school, spoke of the noble life Of
Daniel and we should learn the great
lesson of self control.
"a straw-ride of young people went
to the home OF Mr.. Lewis Greene,
near Carrollton, and gave Miss Carrie
VA complete surprise on Saturday
night. A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all. Games and social con
versation were engaged tn. Refresh
ments were served consisting Of ham
sandwiches, cake, candy and coffee.
A number OF our people saw Presi-
dent Wilson and Mrs. Gait, also bis
secret service men pass by here In
autos on Saturday noon
The weather il very cold Gt this
writing. Ground froze and some ice
formed the first Of the week.
Mrs. Theodore Bitzel and Mrs.
Harry Klee spent Tuesday in Balti-
more.
Mrs. William Westaway attended
the 18th wedding anniversary OL ner
nephew and niece, Mrs. Berthe Nc
Neil, on Monday night, at their home
i'm Baltimore.
Rev. Maddox and Rev. Rudysill, OF
Baltimore, spent part Of Tuesday at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs Bertrand
Caple.
Mrs. Vernon Reese, Of Baltimore,
was in this neighborhood on Friday
and attended the funeral Of her uncle,
Jacob Caple, who was buried at
Sandy Mount in the afternoon
The Willard WI III. VI met at the
home OF Mrs. L. w. Caple on Wednes-
day afternoon. They decided to send
several barrels OF provisions to the
Baltimore kindergarten, for Thanks
giving dinner to poor children Vege-
tables, fruits and such things will be
received at the home Of Miss Myrtle
Caple and Mrs. Walter Taylor, on Sat
urday and taken to Carrolton Station
to be packed on Saturday afternoon
This Union expects to hold q public
Temperance Meeting at Pleasant
Grove Church, December 40, and will
have a national speaker here.
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Agreed.

say, honest now, do you like
Maggie?
Pauline-Well, she's got "a good
heart an she means we'll, but
Sadie-Neither do PUCK
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COAL HAS THE CENTER OF yTHE
STAGE AND TWILL HAVE A LONG
RUN. 1t ran for 200 nights and days
last year. It behoOves everybody tc
carry good supply OF II from this
day forward. Order today OF Smith
4 Reifsnider.
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Trespass Notice.

y. wv. Lockard.
Lester Robertson.
Geo. w. Phillips.
Rachel Sellman.
James Robertson.
Benjamin Sherffy.
James B. Buxton.
William Wantz-
John z. Stevenson.
VIM. T. Lockard.
David Stephan
]. Wesley Ruby.
Charles Reed.
Charles W. Strevig.
Mrs. E. K. Fleagle.
Walter B- Leister.
John "a. w. Strevig.
w. t. Jordan
Mrs Catherine Wagner
Grier- Robertson.
Frank Freeman.
Henry Gessell.
Louis Zahn.
Andrew y. Franklin.
Mrs. Amelia Davis.
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Rev. Murray, OF Uniontown, preached
her funeral, assisted by the pastor OF
the Methodist Church at New Windsor,
where the funeral services we're neld.
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SYKESVILLE.


Mrs. Howard Warfield, Mrs. John
Morris and Miss Lillian Schultz a.
tended the wedding OF MISS Helen
Matthews and Mr.. John DeLasnmuIt
OF Woodbine, on Saturday, Az l1-ou
o'clock, by the Rev. Robert w. Weecn
at his residence, 1926 Bolton street
Baltimore. On their return from 4
brief wedding trip they viii reside a.
Woodbine, Md, where Mt DeLasn-
mutt II engaged In business
Miss Day, of Glenelg, is spending
seyera. weeks with her sister, MS
William Mason Jones.
Mrs. Albert Hall, who had 0een
spending two weeks with her daugn-
ter. Mrs. David w. Deane, has return
ed to her home i'm Hampstead.
Mrs. John Melville, OF Oakland, mas
been the recent guest Of MIS- VIII
lam Melville.
The funeral of Mr.. Fred Lawrence
Brown. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Salf
Brown, who was killed Friday even
ing on the Pennsylvania Railroad, Az
baltimore. was buried from 81 Pauls
Methodist Episcopal church, TUESDAY
morning at 1890 o'clock Rev C- h
Leyfeld officiated. The pallbearers
were Messrs. Maurice Bennett, Ray
mond jenkins, Harry Carter, Adolph-
us Thely, Irwin Buckingham and Mar
shall Warner. Interment was made
i'll Springfield Cemetery.
Mrs. John Morris entertained a.
lunch III honor OF Miss Helen Mat
thews, who was the guest OF Miss
Lillian Schultz last week, Mrs ~. All
Schultz, Mrs. Harry Purdum and MISS
Lillian Schultz on Wednesday last
Mrs. Harry Purdum ~ spending
week in Washington, d. c.
Miss Lillian Schultz has been visit
Ing friends in Baltimore.
MIR. Dorsey Shipley, Of Washington
Id. C., ID visiting his parents, nat ano
Mrs. Marriott Shipley.
President Wilson and Mrs. Norman
Gait motored through Sykesvllle
Saturday afternoon
MIR. and Mrs. Irwin buckingham
Misses Pearl and Dona Hood were en-
tertained at dinner On Sunday Dy 49,
ana Mrs. Harry Weer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown enter
tanned All "a rabbit dinner on Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Berry
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Selby and family
Miss Dorothy Mellor has returned
from a visit to Washington, p. e.
bringing Misses Edna and Heller
Archibold for a visit OF several days
MIR. Hunter Sykes, Of Ellicott City
and Miss Marie Beck, or Catonsvllie
were the Sunday guests OF MT. ant
Mrs. Edward German.