The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-23
MANCHESTER.

~ Charles WATu6Ty Oh lOIu6K 16b
$40 N this town, but now residing
w. baltimore, met with serious nc
\ .a NJ wednesday afternoon, July IA
Gu cansed his death Monday, July
~ " Mr. Warner, with a fellow work.
was repairing the third story
I IN ~ a porch ON the rear OF the
LU and without any warning be
IT. III into the yard, distance OF
It'll Saut 40 feet. He was picked ul
conscious and rushed to the Mary
VA Hospital. The doctors found his
t ta broken and his body badly bruis-
N Also ruptured blood vessels Of
M Nv brain. He never regained con-
..ionsness but passed away in this
'cmatose state. He Is survived by
sts widow, two daughters, Mrs. Clin-
,on Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Lands,
md one son, MIR. Clinton Warner, all
" baltimore. Interment In the Re
g-rned emetery, Manchester. His
III was 50 years. Our sympathy l.
blended to the family in their sad
bereavement.
Mrs. Claude Leber, who Is spend
inc the summer at the home of her
Unit. Miss Margaret Thurman, was
piyen a surprise party Thursday ev-
sning. July 10, in honor OF her birth
day. a large number OF her friends
ware present A pleasant evening OF
social pleasures was spent. At a
Iate hour refreshments were served.
Do not forget the ice cream fes-
tiyal III the social hall Of the Luth-
eran church Saturday evening, July
a.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Weaver and MI.
John Lippy, or Gettysburg, motored
Lere last Thursday and spent the day
with friends, returning home BY way
OF Lineboro, York and Abbottstown
MFR. and Mrs. Peter Helfrick had as
their guests for the weeks end Mr..
Matthias Helfrick, Mr.. and Mrs. II. K.
Hall and children and Mr.. Gilbert, all
Of Columbia, Pa.
Mrs. A. E. B. Myers and Miss Hettie
Merkle spent the weeks end with
friends in Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. William StultZ, of Frederick,
motored here on Sunday, spending
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Wink, at whose home his wife and
.hildren had been guests for two
weeks. His family accompanied him
nome.
Mr.. Lauer, Of Baltimore, is guest
It the home of Mr.. w. l.. +. Bergman.
Mrs. Elmer Denner and children, or
Baltimore, are visiting at the home
VI her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
frederick.
Mr.. George Greenholt spent Sunday
t the home of his sister, Mrs. J.
Wesley Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Baltozer, or
Hartford, Conn, spent the weeks end
t the home of their parents, MIR. and
FRS. Jacob Baltozer.
Rev. 5. B. Daugherty, OF Oakland,
a., spent the past week visiting
r.ends in town.
DR.. Harry G.. Preston and family
ave moved to town. He is centri-
ally located next to the bank. He
olicits a liberal patronage from his
Id friends.
Mrs. Frank Slack entertained her
lother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Null
nd her brother and wife, or Seven
alley, "a, and Mr.. John Barnwelt,
I Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr. O. IT. Everhart, of Hanover, Pa,
nd MIR. William Everhart, OF
Pa, paid visit to their
rother, Mr. Charles III. Everhart.
The n emlers or Pocohontas Tribe of
ed Men will hold picnic Saturday,
.ugust 28th.
MI Wesley Skaters 10 year old
aughter, Ray, and cousin, William
epp, or Baltimore, were playing in
he hay, in stepping backward Ray
ell through the hay hole, striking
ne o. the stills below DIR. Preston
Tcs hurriedly summoned and found
he child injured internally. At first
was thought the child could not
i've, Tut at this writing she is greatly
improved, and all hopes are entertain
d Of her ultimate recovery.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Hutchens, Mr..
nd Mrs. Harry LaMotte and MIR.
ohm LaMotte spent Sunday in Fred
rick, at the home of Mrs. B. Shaw.
Miss Helen Greenholt, who was
isiting Eer aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Snyder,
as returned home.
Miss Virginia Boteler is a guest at
he home of Miss Z. G. Ross.
The little Misses Josephine and
sabel Shaffer, of Thurmont, Nd, are
listing tfeir aunt, Miss Baker, Of
Tain and York streets.