The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-02

The butcher never does things BY
halves He dresses to kill and kills
To dress.
The harvesting OF grain began
Monday in this county. The crop
Will BE- fair.
Mrs. John Zentgraft picked new
beans from her garden June 18th.
Who can beat 1T?
The State road from West Friend
ship to Sykesville il receiving it,
summer coat of Oil and stone.
You never can tell. The man who is
the loudest with hi Amen" doesn't
always chip into the collection plate.
On Monday, July 5, all banks,
Court House and probably all the
business places in this city viii Be
closed.
Mrs M. Viola Ford sold at public
sale Saturday afternoon the Warner
property on West Main street, to
Samuel T.. Miller, for $500.
The convention OF Maryland Phar-
maceutical Association, which had
been in session at BraddOck Heights
closed Friday night with a banquet
We welcome MIR. Charles O. Glenn
son and bride, who arrived in our
city on Sunday evening, and hope
that their welded life will be long,
pleasant and successful.
Fire of mysterious origin was dis
covered Sunday i'm the new state
school building, Ocean City, Nd,
which was to have been turned over
to the State School Committee. No
one was known to have been In the
building since Saturday night, when
the workmen were putting down the
seats. An investigation will Be made.
Henry Grabill, sc, Union veteran
and hermit, who lived in a rude hut
in South Mountain, near Edgemont,
for half century, died at Hagers-
town Hospital, Sunday. It the time
he was taken to Hagerstown large
sum of money was found in his bed.
He also had money deposited in Dank
at Waynesboro, Pa No relatives sur
vive.
Harry Hesse, OF Sykesville, il con-
fined to his bed suffering from a bad
ly bruised and lacerated body as the
result Of being hurled from his mo-
torcycIe late Friday night at Sykes
mobile. MIR. Hesse said the driver
did not stop to render assistance nor
was there any license tag on the
automobile.
Mr.. Charles Him1er Is just com
pleting an up-to-date and comfortable
dwelling and store combined, On West
Main street MIR. Himler has been
conducting a grocery store in that
section for a number of years and by
his careful and sturdy business deal
ings has built a business which re-
quires more accommodations to store
and display his goods.
| Fully eight hundred persons, in
Guiding prominent state, county and
city officials and residents or Green
Spring Valley, attended the twenty
sixth annual entertainment given
Wednesday afternoon in the assembly
hall of the Rosewood State Training
School for Predetermined Children at
Rosewood, near Owings Mills BY the
children Of the institution.
The theft of six bags Of wool, valu-
ed at $6 bag, IL the case OF Ellen
and Albert Beatty, colored, being con-
fined i'm Frederick jail in default Of
bail, awaiting the action OF the Fred
erick county grand jury in September.
At the same time, the town Of En-
mitsburg, where the theft il alleged
to have occurred, is much wrought up
over the disturbance; and all that Re-
mains OF the wool are the 'charred
remains"
Committees representing the County
Commissioners, the School Commits
L.. al nvnl HI
Frederick Board of Trade will prob
ably hold a conference for the pur-
pose Of considering the adoption Of a
civil, soil, geological and atlas map
for the county. The maps are made
in the Maynard-Simmons company, OF
Atlanta, Ga, and Chattanooga. Tenn.
III. r.. Maynard, a member Of the firm
is a son Of Thomas Maynard, OF Mt
Airy. Fn Nm ~h
While walking On Park Heights
avenue, Baltimore, shortly before
midnight June "a, John w. Gormley,
IA plumber of Reisterstown, was
knocked down by an autotruck, which
continued northward without any as
sistance being given to the injured
man. Badly bruised and with his
knee badly cut, Gormley managed to
crawl To the side OF the road, where
he was found an hour later and was
removed to the Maryland General
Hospital, Baltimore.
On Sunday afternoon the First
Regiment Band pleased our citizens
BY holding an open air concert i'm our
park. The selections could hardly have
been better and the manner In which
each was rendered drew forth com
ment Of praise from the audience.
The band expects to repeat each
Sunday afternoon "a similar concert,
which our citizens and rural friends
Will appreciate we are sure. Our
band II the best, and any aid in rea-
son they should demand from our
citizens should be readily given.
Martin L Main, of Hagerstown, for
merly OF this city, filed Tuesday bill
for injunction to restrain the Mayor
ana council vi Hagerstown from put
ting boards, trestles, market equip
ment and other materials in space 10
feet wide and 80 feet deep between The
City Market House and Mr. Mains
furniture store adjoining. Mr.. Main
saws access to the store IL being CD
structed. Judge MI. IL. Keedy signed
an order requiring the Mayor and
Council to show cause by July 12 why
the injunction should not be granted.
Fire was discovered in the large
clothing store or Harris Brothers AZ
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