The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-24
PERSONALS

A NUMBER or our c1t1ZenS attended
the Hanover fair this week.
MIR. Charles Myers and wife attend
Cd the Hanover Fair this week.
Mrs. Spillner, OF Baltimore, Il the
guest of Mrs. John D. Belt, West
Main street.
MIR. Charles Arnold, Pennsylvania
avenue, spent Sunday with relatives
in Baltimore.
Miss Leona Waltz has returned
from St. Agnes Hospital, Baltimore,
much improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Berman, Penn
sylvania avenue, spent Wednesday at
the Hanover Fair.
Mrs. M. Theo. Yeiser, Pennsylvania
avenue, spent several days Of thiB
week In Hanover
Miss Ollie Raver, Of Pikesville,
spent ten days with Mrs. John Coma
way, Deer Park Road.
Miss Ruth Walsh, East Main street,
left on Monday for st. Mary's Semi
nary, St. Mary's city.
Mr.. Raymond Blizzard and Miss
Myrtle Murphy visited Mr.. Walter
Blizzard Tuesday evening.
Miss Pauline Sneak, Mt Pleasant,
spent the weeks end with Miss Derma
Yeiser, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. William Arnold and Miss Ruth
Zincon attended the Centennial and
Fair at Hanover, Pa, Wednesday.
Miss Emma Shaeffer, Doyle avenue,
has returned home after spending
the month Of August in Dayton, Ohio.
Misses Ella and Lillian Valentine,
of Finksburg, spent the weeks end
in Baltimore, visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Ethel Steele, Pennsylvania
avenue, is guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rudisill, Han
over, Pa.
Misses Mary Kemper, Esta Kemper
and Mabel Chrest East Main street,
spent several days Of this week in
Hanover.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Tuesday to George G.
Leakins, Sykesville, and Mary ". Ball,
Baltimore.
Mrs. Bertrand Caple and three
sons, Sterling, Lester and Kenneth,
spent a week visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Josephine and Charles Rup-
pert, of Shipley, have purchased a
new Ford automobile from Herr &
Babylon, this city.
Mr.. Oakley Isaacs, OF Washington,
D. c., after spending ten days with
his friend, Mr.. Jerome Day, of Gam
Der, has returned home.
Miss Ella MI Valentine, or Finks-
burg, il spending few days with
Mrs. Elmer Wampler and daughter,
Hilda, East Main street.
Mrs. Annie Mahaley, Of New Hol-
land, Pa, was the weeks end guest
Of her nephew, Mr.. Charles Hosfeld,
and family, of Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Florence Collifower, of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, Is visiting
Misses Marie and Matte Long, Of
Pleasant View Farm" Tannery.
Misses Bessie Bohn, Pennsylvania
avenue, and Catherine Haines, East
Main street, went to Baltimore Tues
day where they have secured posi-
tions.
Mrs. Claude Billmyer, of Union
Bridge, and Mrs. Frank Eppley, Of
Chicago, were guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
I'll. ID. Fowble, West Main street, this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Ford and
niece, Miss Catherine, Of THE
Heights" have taken apartments at
the Junker, in New York, for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houck, of Car
rollton, have as their guests Mrs.
Matte Chenowith, Mrs. "Frone"
Shultz and Mrs. Ida Watkins and
son, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Kaufman
and son, have returned to St. Paul
street, Baltimore, having spent the
spring and summer at "Elkheim,"
their farm, near this city.
Miss Matte Long, of Tannery, has
home after spending most
week with her cousins,
Misses Mildred and Frances Larri-
more, Of Green Spring Valley.
Miss Frances and Master Garman
Larrimore, of Green Spring Valley,
are spending some time with their
cousins, Misses Marie and Matte
Long, OF Pleasant View Farm"
Tannery.
Messrs. Harry, Paul, Thomas and
John Case, Mr. and Mrs. James Case,
Miss Louise Case, Mrs. Louise Price,
Mrs. Henrietta Leese, Misses Emma
and Mary Case, this city, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Conrad,
McSherrystown, Thursday Of lat
week.
Mrs. Ada Hess, of Green Spring
Valley, Baltimore county. who had
been visiting relatives and friends in
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Elgin, OF Balti-
more, spent Sunday with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Elgin, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob wv Frock, MT
Pleasant, entertained at their home
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Essich
and family and Miss Mollie Koontz,
Of near Westminster; Miss Sadie
Leese and Miss Ruthetta Leese, OF
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin G.
Duttrow and family, of Silver Run,
and Master Robert Starner, of Mt.
Pleasant
Robert Schaefer, OF Glen Norris,
las returned home from visit to the
Exposition. He also
stopped in Southern California in
he Imperial Valley with Evan
HeWes, formerly OF Glyndon. TIE 80
.urned home via the Southern Pacific
Railroad and stopped in Mexico at
Juarez, where he witnessed the
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