The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-03-19
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Mr.. Henry Wagner and Miss Julia
Wagner had as their guests Sunday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Horton
and Miss Carrie Horton and others.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Jordan spent
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Beal
Y Condor, TayIorsviIle, Mr.. Condor be
ing quite I'LL.
" Quite a number from here attend
ed Mrs. Ella Willet's sale, at Med
ford, Monday.
Y Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Y ert Zahn gave a dance and party in
honor of his brother The guests be
gan to arrive early and soon the
house was filled with guests, who
seemed to enjoy themselves. Pleas
ant games were INDUCED In and also
dancing. MIR. Charles Wagner and
son, Walter, furnished the music. At
late hour refreshments were served,
consisting OF cakes OF various kinds,
and root beer, to which all did ample
| justice, after which all expressed
themselves as having spent pleas
ant evening and thanking them for
their hospitality, returned home.
Among those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Robert Zahn, j. P.
Wilhide, Leo Davis, Paul Zahn, Elias
Beaver, Andrew Polster, Albert Bair,
Albert Jordan, Byron Wagner, Henry
Nicholson, John Foutz, Albert Glib
son; Mesdames Bertha Zahn, Bertha
Miller; Misses Viola Foutz, Melyie
Gibson, Birdie Wagner, Edna Barber,
Goldie Shipley, Ruth Foutz, Stella
Wagner, Mary Shipley, Gladys Zahn,
Viola Caples. Marie Polster, Carrie
Nicholas, Bessie Beaver, Treva Wag-
ner, Reda Gibson, Alverta Wagner,
Ethel Zahn, Mary Owings, Dorothy
Gibson, Myrtle Owings; Messrs.
Joseph Nicholas, Herschel Barber,
Oscar Baker, George Beard, Freddie
Frick, Earl Owings, Albert Prick,
Clarence Caples, Orville Zepp, Earl
Gibson, Ebert Shipley, Celous Bell
son, VIM O. Caples, John o. zahn,
Levi Zahn, Wesley Shipley, Lester
Polster, George w. Owings, Arthur
Zahn, Wiley Miller, Monroe Owings,
Roe Davis, Herbert Owings, Roscoe
Foutz, Charlie Rupert, Harry Foutz,
Sterling Slater, Jacob Foutz, Norman
Magins, Herman Wagner, Charlie
Wagner and others.
Mr. Levi Zahn, of KNOXVILLE, visit
ed his brother Thursday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Shipley and Mrs. Jennie
Shipley attended the ladies order at
Smallwood Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hook and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Hook enter
tanned Sunday Mrs Byron Wagner,
Misses Treva and Alverta Wagner,
Birdie and Estella Wagner, Messrs.
Eddie Little, Norman Magins, Lester
Polster, Herman Wagner and others.
MIR. Joseph r. Hook has the con-
tract to paper the parsonage at Free
dom.
Mr.. j. M Hooks eye has somewhat
improved. Grandmother, Mary Ellen
Wagner, who has her home with Mt
and Mrs. Hook, Is On the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gibson has as
their guest Sunday Mary j. Fritz.
Miss Oma Davis, returned to her
home at Woodbine Tuesday
Mr. Eddie Little has been painting
the new residence OF his brother,
David Little, on Short street, West
minister.
MIR. and Mrs David G. Hook has
as their guests Thursday night Mt.
and Mrs. VIM. Reese, OF Bird Hill.
Mrs. Ruthann Shipley spent Friday
evening with friends at Bird Hill.
Miss Mabel Shipley and Master Ray
mond Davis returned home with her
to spend a few days.
Mr.. John D. Zahn, OF Shellburg,
Iowa, who il visiting relatives, spent
from Friday until Sunday with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Zahn, near Freedom.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Zahn enter
tanned Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Zahn and two sons, Of near War
fieldsburg; Mr- and MIS-. Leo DAVIS
and son, Roe, Mr.. Lewis Zahn, Of
Freedom; Mr.. Levi Zahn, OF Union
Vile; Luther Zahn, of near Bloom;
N. r.. Wilhide and j. o. zahn-
MI. and Mrs. Albert Bair entertain
ed Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
John MI. Hook and son, Sterling Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gibson and
family visited Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Polster Sunday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owings has as her
guests Friday evening, Mrs. Ella
Keefer, of Dennings; Miss Hilda
Prugh, of Bloom, and Mrs. Gladys
Bair, of this place.
Mrs. Gladys Bair and Miss Marie
PoIster spent Thursday evening with
Mrs. Julia Hook and Mrs. Elsie Hook
Mrs. Margaret Caples called on
Mrs. Florence Ward Friday morning.
Those On the sick list are Mr.
Grove D. Easton and Mr.. Ebert Ship
ley. They have the grip.
Mrs Martin O. Conner, of Melville,
Baltimore county, spent from Satur-
day until Monday with MT. and Mrs.
Harry Hughes.
What do you think of one of our
most prominent farmers and grangers-
After buying fine new clover seed
drill i'll Westminster Monday lost
II Oh his way home. 1T was found
sitting i'm the middle of the road by
a neighbor, who looked after it until
the owner came and got it.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Polster spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Wolf, OF near Bloom
McGINNIS SIDING.
"a sale was held in the neighbor-
hood VI Tannery last Thursday and
an article was purchased by one OF
the residents that caused lot Of
fun around here. August Foster, son
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