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GOODRICH BICYCLE TROPHY GU
TOURING TIE STATES.
Beautiful Hammered Silver mp to b
awarded 30 Winning Club Team
Fer 19ls--Irouses Interest
On Trims.

Since the recent announcement b.
the :. + Goodrich Company. that 10
the bicycle club team scoring the
highest number Of points IN open road
competition during 1916 II would pre-
sent beautiful hammered silver
trophy cup valued at over 300. BIZ
cyclists everywhere have been anxious
10 see the trophy.
The cup is consequently being sent
on tour to the larger cItIes 30 thai
eycle-fans may view II. To other citIea
the Goodrich Company haz sent full
size reproductions Of the trophy which
are being displayed In store windows
as hangers.
The National Cycle Association
must sanction Ihe races nd races
must BE conducted under their rules
In order that points may count
0ne Or two instances ha.e already
cnns 70 light where failure % do this
has prevented noInls from counting n
/ the enp-contezI. Those tho are
planning races are consequently urg-
ed y write 70 re National Cycling
Association, Ne. York CT. or the
B. :. Goodrich %. Akron. Ohio. for
copies Of the rules.
! Although The Goodrich Company
makes bicycle tres. among which L
the famous Palmer tire, I'D by most
racers. competing riders ny use any
make If tire lhey wish II eontestine
/ for he Goodrich Trophy Cup.
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UsIosaILLs.

Weldon X. NnzHzum and family and
Mrs. Z. ]. Yingllng. motora1 10 Hag.
erHtoEn. last Saturday and spent ses.
eral days with Howard Rutely and
family.
irwin Rroh. sIfe and son. accom-.
panied b. Dr. G. |. Wetzei nd wife.
motored TO Washington On Wednes-
day.
Mrs. chas. Myers and children, Re.
turned 10 their home in baltimore
last Sunday. after spending several
weeks IN the country.
Mr.. George =. BankerI md MiNE
T. Mifaud Nusbaum. spent Ia Thura.
day In baltimore.
Stanley Tags md wife are visiting
their uncle, Harvey d. TaEK.
Mr. and Mrs. Nm Burgoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward RuTgoon and Arthur
Burgoon. Of Manchester. spent last
Sunday very PLEASANTLY 18th Aif.
Adam YIngling. nd family.
Those Sho spent last Sunday with
John Hnmbert nd wife we're VIM.
Geetins and wife. Robert WeIzcl and
wife. md son. Dennis. Of Hanover.
Addison Humber. sIfs and aon. Of
MaybeHTY. John FlIekingef md fam
lily. Florence F1IeEInger. and William
Bell.
Mr. James Nallersdorf md wife.
Of Hanover. spent last Sunday with
Mr.. John BcmillsT and wife.
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STATEM0Nn.

Miss Eurith Zentz has returned 10
her home after : visit 20 friends In
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Martha Zentz. OF Dundee Farm,
entertained n number OF her young
friends at lawn party Tuesday even-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. smoot, of Prince Fred.
|'erick. nd. are visiting Rev. and Mre.
J. r. pardew
The KIee Brothers have been using
their new farm tractor to cut wheat
and they are pleased with It.
The Edmondson : Klee Canning Co.
have 30 acres 81 tomatoes which
promise an abundant crop
Statewood ball club will play Stew
enson . double header on July %.
First aame at 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman : shipley.
Miss Ethel Eirberg. Of Cambridge, Nd.
were GUESTS of Mr. and Mr.. Horace
L. shlpley and TT. and Mr.. William
Williams. the pat week.
Nj. Lewis ShInley. OF Springfield.
spent Sunday and Monday. With hia
sister. hrs. Alice Williams.
Mrs. Charles Gaple. OF Green Spring
Valley. spent from Saturday until Sun
day siIh her brother. Mr.. Horace l.
SbipleY. Sunday evening Mr. and
Mrs. shipiey and son, IAmoIts. took
Mrs. faple 90 her home In ihe valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew schaffer, Mr..
and Mra. Harris. Misses Carrie Young
and Elsie and Mamie schaffeT. Of Bal
timore. we're "Wednesday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs.. Thomas Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs UIuf.ald can1.a Nfra
Reid. Mr. and Mr.. Miller. 81 Johns
town. Pa. were visitors Of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wheeler. Of staIeTood.
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aI.I.Ea.

Charles euler IL The osner Of hen
thai laid N egg containing IHfee
Yolks. Who can beaI thai
MIRA George Lauer Visited her Tela-
ives at baltimore. several dayz last
GEEK.
hrs. Wilhelm. Of nsaT Forest. i VS.
ting her daughter. Mrs.. Jane Miller.
Mas Edna Hoffaeker i spending this
week with her sister. Il Baltimore.
George Smith and family, Of near
Manchester. Visited II. and Mrs. uar-
- Brilliant. last Sunday.
Mrs. Maurice Hare I III and confined
10 bed We hope che I'll soon raeoy-
er.
Miss LotIle Dell visited at Baltimore
recently.
Mrs. George Hare Visited her dangh-
Ierg, at baltimore. recently.
Messre. Charles GIller. sr., and Iaeor
Zepp, spent last Thursday at Baltimore
nd attended the Ell convention.
Miss Marguerite GIlIer visited u Bal.
IImore several days IHIH week.
hrs. George Hare Visited her dangh.
Iers, az Baltimore. recently.
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FRIInIi.BURt.

Dun1 forget tn picnic Saturday.
July =. TO be he'd In Mr. Narehime'a
grove.
Mr.. Arthur Stevenson. Misses Madaz
line nd Catherine Sullivan speal
Wednesday with Ir. Augustus Utter
mahlen and famiIY
Mr.. Leonard zIla Il confined Ia BIZ
bed from injuries which he re
ceived Tuesday night. b. falling.
The Deleo Light representative gaa
In our little town On Wednesday. and
has. Re believe. arranged II light our
festival grounds Nth the nHs Deieo
farm lighting outfit TiIa outfit
mounted upon ; ford automobile. Il
said u furnish one Of the most per
feet electric lights ever produced This
viii Il : novelty. como and aee.
Mi Emma snHder seems 10 be !
little stronger 81 this writing.
Some Of our farmers are done haul
ing IN grain.
Preaching in ne Bethel church.
this Sunday night. II 1880. b The pas
tor. Rsx. l. r. Murray.
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N.!iI.. u CONTRACTORS


HIda will b. received b the County
Commissioners Of Carroll County.
Maryland, al The offioe Of the County
Commissioners n the Court House, II
Westminster. until Monday, July =.
at L O'Clock. 1915. for the building Of
two abntments and wing walls fuf
bridge over Bare Branch, II Mayberrx,
Ia Carroll County. Maryland. as per
blueprint accompanying these speeI-
flea ons.
Al Ids shall be by the cubic yard
for the substrneture as follows: :
cubic yard price for concrete work. IN
Guiding the removing OF present wood
en- bridge also. price per cubic yard
for stone masonry including the r.
moving OF the old wooden bridge n
the Per cubic gard price.
| TIE WORK TO BE D0NEr-Is tho
reme wing of the present wooden
bridge using stone In the old ahuI-
menIz for the rebuilding Of the NJ.
abnIments. These stone are to II
used - far a. they Will 90 the bal
anee Of the suhzIrncture vii either Be
built Of stone or concrete: that is the
reason bids are asked for on stone
wurE and concrete.
The bids shall include IN yard price
named for subaIructure. I'll battling.
eofTerdamming. pumping. excavations.
etc. which ma be required for the
oomnIeIiOn Of this work according u
plan and specifications exhibited
herewith. Should II be necessary T..
60 p > greater depth or length than
thai shown On the accompanying plan.
| for II such additional quantities Lhs
bidder viii be paid for II the rate Of
hi per yard price.
Al bidders must deposit With bid. :
certified check nade payable to The
County Commissioners d Carroll
County. Marylan.. for the sum q
Fifty ls50.00l Dollars.
Checks OF tn unsuccessful bidders
shall be returned TO them upon award
of contract Check of successful bio
der shall be retained b. the County
Commissioners p surety Tor the faith
fni performance on his part OF The
work set forth n his proposal OF bid
and ~ indemnity against any damage
that might be caused By failure On
the part OF sad bidder 10 perform
the conditions of his proposal or bid.
Check shall b returned 70 the sue
eeesIul bidder when he shall have
complied with the terms and condI-
tiona Of his proposal and upon the
acceptance Of bis bond lfor the faith
ful performance and completion of hi
work which shall be equal to the
amount OF hi bid.
No bid will b considered upon N.
other than The drawings and specIII-
cations on flle nor from any bidder
who falls 10 comply with the above
conditions.
The County Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any OF IL bids.
JACOB :. DeIz0FF. President.
MARTIN %. HISS. CLERK. July I
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GYKEeHELE.

DIR. Ward Desbrow, is spending hi
vacation with Mrs. Desbrow. at the
home Of DR.. ID. 3 sprecher.
Miss Grace Willing has returned
home from a two weeks visit n New
York
Mr.. Noel Bennett, Of Baltimore
spent several days this week. at ths
home d his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Bennett.
Miss Pearl Hood. spent the weeks
end with relatives at Plane No. /.
MrE DeIashmuII is spending the
summer at the home of her daughter
Mrs. J. n. Norris.
Mr.. Z. Carter, Of Ellicott City, waf
Me Sunday guest of Mrs. Mason
brown.
Miss Ethel Jones has returned home
EOm 4 months visit with her grand.
parents. Mr. and hrs. Joshua Day, OF
Glenelg. Howard county.
Or. .. B. Sprecher, DR.. and Mrs
Ward Desbrow. and Mis- Janot
Sprecher, motored to Braddock
Heights, Tuesday.
Misses Lille and Florence Ritter
have returned to their home IN Ellicoti
City. after spending q week with Miss
Fife Wheatley.
Senator Wade Il. D. WarfieId has
had as his guest for the past three
weeks, ex-sheriff Y. s. Owen. Of How
ard county.
Mrs. ]. H. Cowman and daughter
Mrs. Ida Gorsuch. have returned from
a five weeks visit TO relatives in New
York City.
Mr.. ". NJ. chipley returned from
Atlantic City, on Friday.
Mrs. Perry Macintosh, Of India
napolis. Ind, is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs. L. p. Schultz.
Mr.. Charles Webb. of Arden. New
York. E the guest Of his aunt. Mrs.
Nicholas Jones.
Mr.. John Golfer. Of Baltimore. was
the guest of Miss Caroline Hewitt.
Miss Kate Mereeron, of Baltimore.
has been the guest of Mrs. Nicholas
Jones. this week.
Mrs. Coleman, Of Charlestown, w.
Va, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. K.
Marshall.
Mrs. Rob Swain. Misses Jeanet
Sprecker. Marie Mcdonald and Mabel
Douglas. of Tennessee, spent one day
this week at Colchester Beach.
Mrs. Lloyd Brown, entertained ON
Wednesday. Mrs. Emily GosnelI and
Mrs. Ids Benton. Of Baltimore: and
Mrs. y. II. Bennett.
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.INDIEnEIGHTs.

Farmers in this vicinity are busy
hauling in their grain and threahIng.
Mr.. and Mrs. chaH Grimes and fam
lily, spent Sunday With Mrs. Grimes
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Linton
Sr.
Miss Flossie Hood has returned
home after spending a week With her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pickett
OF Winfield.
Miss Amelia McQuay spent last
week With her sister. Miss Ethel Nc
Quay.
Miss Landys and Master Lester
Blizzard are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Blizzard
of Carrollton.
Miss F1ossie Hood and friend called
on Misses WelthIe and Lula Gibson
Of Caledonia, on Monday evening.
Little Margaret Poole, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Poole, Ii quite IL
at this writing.
One Of the most interesting bal
games Of the season was played LAS
Saturday afternoon in MeQuay'i
meadow. near this place, by the Gale
donia 3. C., and the Gambler :. C., b,
the score OF 10 !. IN favor d taie
donna. Fourteen innings we're play
ed. Refreshments we're sold on tn.
grounds. The game proved TO b.
quite : pleasant occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bennett am
children, OF near Eldersburg. AM
Miss Gapitolia Hood. OF Baltimore
spent one day recently with the lat
ter's gIsIer-in-laW. Mrs. T. :. Hood.
Miss Ethel MeQnay, of near thil
place. accompanied by her sister, Mis-
Minnie McQuay. of Mt Washington
will leave Friday for an extended tril
to visit friends IN Long leland. N. Y
Those who were entertained by Mr.
Harry Gibson, at his home. On Sunda.
were: Messrs Earl Gibson. Of Ship
ley; Nolan Wilson. Harrison shipley
Gilbert stimax. Hoy Hood. I'm. Sti
max and Rowland Grimes.
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NJ usE BIER no FIGHT Dnf
nHIsKEY = SORRY PORT
land.
4. The Latest Iaea To b added II
The Fool Crusade OF TIE Blues.

Oregon IL moi satisfied With her
prohibition law. II Is too wet. :
proposed amendment to PERMIT the
sale md manufacture Of beer haa
made IL appearance. The petition II
place this amendment before the voIz
era i now being circulated widely.
The amendment Is far1nered b.
many prominent men who supported
the original Hue Whisky amend
manI.
Il i urged Inat Law which cant
bar ne consumption OF liquor brought
into the state from the outside, yet
dlseTImInatea against : light beer
made IN Oregon. from Oregon barley
and hops. is neither logical nor Just
and encourages he importation OF the
strong liquors N which IransporIa-
ton charges are less and 1Iaeourages
the ne Of liEhI. non Intoxicating mali
| liquor.
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RERRETT,

The frequent showers are keeping the
farmers back with their worE although
many have begun 10 pillow. some have
threehed. still others are most unfor-
tunaIe 70 have their wheat out.
Net Saturday. July 20, l. the annual
picnic d Brandenburg Methodist Prot
estanI Sunday school, beginning at
O'Clock with Yictrola concert
Amnaements OF III kinds Tor the
young. races, etc. In the evening
WoodnIne cornet band vii furnish
music
Saturday, August 70, the Messiah
Lutheran Sunday school vii hold it
annual picnic.
Ms Jessie Goanell, OF Woodbine
visited Miss MARY Garheart the pas
week.
Nj Amanda Dorsey haI as he
guest Sunday. HIS Helen Dranden
burg.
Mrs. Reese EhInIey and daughters
NH rn1nfer, and Bertha. called =
Mr1. z1Ipley,e sitter. Misa Lille
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Law e.epng guest Of Miss Jennie Du.

day evening guest Of Miss Jennie Du.
vail.
Miss Louise Jones. while spending
a few weeks In New York and Philn-
delphia. has returned to her home
Mr.. Clarence Beasman. Of Baltimore
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and hrs. william Beas-
man.
Mss Emily Heasman entertained on
Tuesday. Misses Jennie DuxaIl. Ruth
Gibson, Mildred Ward, TheIma Ying-
ling. Presley Duxall and Herman
Gibson.
Mrs. Annie r Heasman spent Sum
day with Mrs. George Slack.
Mr.. Charles Duvall, Of Springfield
State Hospital. spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and hrs. W. c. Duvall.
Mrs. George Slack entertained SAT-
urday last, Mrs y. g. DuYall and two
daughters, Mary and Jennie Duyall.
Miss Mildred Ward spent Saturday
with Ruth Gibson.
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SlNDYyIIH.

Preaching and communion nj
Sunday morning at Sandy Mount. n
| 1910.
Christian Endeayor xas led Sunday
night by Fillmore Hon Topic. arurI.
! i. Temperance and Strength
! troop Of % BOY Scouts from nal.
timore. eneamped five days last Heek
near here. Mr. Roland Taylor. Seoul
Master. and Rev. Cole. were I'll
them. Thee had fine time fishing
swimming. climbing rocks and In var.
ions ways They were : fine behaved
crowd Of boys. Wednesday, July L
vas visiting day and many friends
came from the city II visit Camp
Carroll" Some Of the Westminster
Scouts visited them alEo. The com.
mnnity was sorry 10 zee them leave.
The most successful and largely At
tended fete .as held On the Lawn 81
l w. Caple. last Wednesday night
The Scouts we're present and demon.
sIrated which vas interesting. 4 nIes
sum OF money was realized. S32.
! very interesting and close game
Of ball was played in the village laai
Saturday afternoon between DeIhe
and Sandyxille. the latter winning b,
ono run. : game VIII d played mi
Saturday afternoon. With Boring.
Mrs. Lucinda Blizzard spent = Heel
With her son. Theodore and family
near Gist Her grandchildren. LandIs
and Lester. returned nth her Tor :
week.
Mr.. Lewis Tanner spent the week.
end In baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Robertson anf
family spent Sunday With Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter Robertson.
Mr.. and hrs. Kindig and family
Mrs. Erma DItzler and family. from
IIItlestown. motored 10 /. w. canIe.a
last Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Lockard. OF Weatmln
ster, spent several daYs last weel
With her sister, Mrs. /. ". Caple.
Some Of our people attended hi
Elk's Convention last week.
The w {. T. u. vii meet at Ii,
home of Mrs. Dennis Greene mex
Thursday afternoon, July q. All mem
bers invited.
Mr.. Guy y. caple purchased tour
ing car.
Farmers are busy hauling In wheat
some blowing and others threahIng
: very busy season.
Mrs. Heagy and Mrs. Gardner. IT
visiting their son and daughter. III
and Mrs. Wm. Heagy Both are II
their eighties. well and Jolly.
Mr. and hrs. lrl Zepp lost an InIan
child last week. Il Has buried ;
Pleasant Grove on Friday Afternoon
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UNIOsTOWN.

Miss Mary Jane Heindle. Of Stew
artstown. Pa, was the guest Of Rev.
and mrs. L. f. Murray several days
the past week
Miss Mary Lizzie Brown was so I'M
fortunate Is to sprain her hip the past
week. Miss Lucille Weaver IL taking
care OF her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Waltz spent from
Wednesday until Sunday in Baltimore.
Mr.. snader Depilbiss had N auto
mobile accident last week, which re-
suited IN considerable injury TO the
machine. but not much injury to the
occupants. Messrs. snader DeYilbiss,
Neyin Hiteschew, Kurtz Warner, Thos.
Devilbiss and Lloyd Devilbiss.
Mr.. James Waltz. of Clear Ridge.
who went TO the hospital for treat
ment several weeks ago. is improving.
Mrs. Henry T. Dunslng. Of Balti-
more. spent from Saturday until Mon
day with her daughter. Mis- Lena
Dunsing. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Waltz.
Mrs. 4. B. Fogle spent narI Of the
past week with her mother. Mrs. G..
W. Baughman, Of Berreit. Who was
sick.
Miss Loretta Weaver spent few
days IN New Windsor.
Mr.. II. b, Fogle vas home over Sun
day.
Mrs. Rachel cayIor. OF Clear Ridge.
was the guest OF her sister. Ms. Mary
G. CooEson. for few days.
Mrs. CORTLAND Hoy, Of Philadelphia.
is visiting her mother, Mrs Clayton
Ham.
MIR. and Mrs. b. l. Cookeon enter
tanned on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest foxwell. Of Desota, Mo: Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Robinson, of Washing
ton. and Mrs. Rachael Caylor. of Clear
Ridge.
Mr.. i. d. Smith recently aold MIR.
John Beard, fine driving horse.
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DRTOUR

Those who spent Sunday with :. L
Diller and wife, we're: Rev. Ralph
slosser, of Elizabethlown; Thomas
Ecker and wife, of Taneytown; Car
roll Cover. sife and Two daughters,
Of Keymar.
Marlin shorb, Of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his parents. here.
! few from here took advantage Of
the excursion 70 Baltimore last Thurs
day, and spent that Eas IN the city.
They arrived home about ? a. m.
Mr. and Mra. FrailaY and children,
Hazel and Carroll, Of Thurmont.
Miss Fannie Brown. o. smithsburg;
Mr and Mrs.. Theodore Newcomer. son
Marlin. and daughter. Mary; Mist
Amelia West. Of Philadelphia: Harry
speilman. of Washington. visited Rob
eTt speilman and wife. on Sunday.
Misses Brown and Newcomer remain
Ing here for several days.
Mr. Speilman stopped on TO visit his
parents. as he vas returning 20 Wash
ington, from > trip through Ohio.
Michigan and Illinois.
Mrs Edward Rooms md son. Edgar.
Of Hagerstosn. spent Friday with z.
D. Diller and wife.
Those who visited Hannah Weanl
On Sunday we're. DIR. and Mrs Luther
Kemp, OF unIontown: i. = Rooms md
wife. OF Tansytown and +. o. Weant.
Of Westminster
Misses Enele and Znmbrum, Of Tn
Ion Bridge. visited =. .. Rooms. r..
and wife, this week.
| Mrs R0beTI speilman. daughter IL
| lie, and Mis- Fannie Brown spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr..
frailey and Daniel Zentz. Of Thur
mont
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aT4SEYT0YE.

Roy G.. Keefer, wife and daughter
Geanette, spent Sunday With her pr
enIs, ]. A. 2. Garner and wife.
Mrs. Samuel johnson returned from
Frederick City Hospital, on Monday.
MRS. Johnson went TO Frederick about
week ago for treatment or an oper-
alton. but her physical condition
would not permit an operation. Mrs.
johnson went to DR.. KeIly's private
sanatorium. IN Wednesday. for treat
ment.
Miss Rose Smith left On Sunday On
a three weeks visit TO frieDdp In Har-
rIaburg.
George Klee, wife and daughter.
Miss May, Of near Westminster, spent
Sunday with J. w. Witherow and fam
ily Miss MAY remaining Tor the week.
a. the guest Of Miss Grace.
Mrs. Eleanor Harmon. widow Of the
Int Valentine Harmon. died OF her
home. on George street. TaneytoHn.
on Tuesday evening. 1t about !
o'clock. after an Illness OF several
months, aged 81 years. ) months ana
II days. She is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Miss Alice, at home.
Mrs. Vim. Kiser. OF Taneytown; Mrs.
Wm. SnIder. and Mrs. Charles Keefer.
one son, John Harmon. OF Union
Bridge. Funeral services on Friday
morning. at 1870, at the home. burial
IN tho Lutheran cemetery.
Miss Estella NeideneT Is the guest
Of her friend. Miss Alice Miller.
Rev. and hrs. l.. 3. Uafer, Misses
Margaret Englar and Rose Kemper. 0.
T Shoemaker and wife. D. J. Heason
and wife, Dr.. and Mrs. F. II. seIss.
and Mrs. Mary Bonner, motored 10
points of interest on Wednesday and
Thursday.
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HARE BRANCH.

Mr. and Mrs. clau6e Myers enter
IaIned on Sunday, NJ md Mrs. Joaeph
Myers and three children, ThuTIow,
Haryiene md Prudence. of Hanover,
Pa; Mr.. 80 Mrs lee Myers ana lit
Ile daughter. Of Fountain Valley. and
Hr. and MTs. Levi Myers.
Mr.. Thurman Kempher and Miss
Mamie Humnert, OF A1lers MIL. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Brown, and family.
Miss lydia KoonIz spent Sunday
nth Miss Durnetta UIermahIen. OF
Pinch Valley.
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PINE KNOB.

Miss LYDIA Ward. Of Springfield
State Hospital, is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr. and IRIS
=. Ward.
Miss Annie Buckingham, of HaIti-
more, spent Saturday md Sunday 18th
her sister, hrs. George Beasman.
MT. and Mra. William Doyle. anenl
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
hrs. w. {. Unvall.
Miss Thelma YinEIIng. of WeHlmIn.
HIer, Is spending the SIMMER with hel
cousin, Miss Ruth Gibson.
Misses lydia and Mildred Ward. en-
Iartained Sunday Mis- Ruth Gibson
lMaud Parker and TIzeIma KinEIing.
! Hiss Helen Zahn. Yho had been us
ting her friends In Baltimore. h re
turned,
Miss nnIly BeasItan vas the sun
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MUCH d THE BEST coal OF
TIE YEIR CONES - JUL ND
AUGUST = HERE'S TnR REASON.
There's ; little mere time for pre-
narnflen q the sizes. md after IL It's
tie coed preparation that gives one
satisfaction. Have Smith 4 Hellsnld.
- haul Your Coal Il oncc.
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II. BANKARD { SOh,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
% East MAlp STREET,
WESTMINSTER, ND.

Prompt reply 70 summons, courteous
attention, efficient service, legitimate
dealing md correct Funeral Direction
are feu reasons WHY We are inquest
ionably superior and able to command
your earnest consideration.
Phone - Westminster. Iune %
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field. Sunday.
There viii - preaching at the Hes
elah Lutheran church, Sunday morning
At I0.45, and IN the Woodbine Lutheran
church at 3 D. M, by the pastor, Rev.
G. " Baughman.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
Herrett Methodist Protestant church.
and Christian Endeapor n the evening.
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No. 1919 EQUITY.
In tie circuiI Court for Carroll County.
p Eunits.

= Eanits.
Henrz Hecrfft Plaintiff vs. Mendzll WeineF. =
a. Defendant.
Ordered thia IL das Of July Iaza.ly tho Circuit
CouTz Or Carroll Uaualy. sitIinz - Court e
EunII. that the - d the property mentIuaaz
in IHszz proceedings. made nd reported -
FTaaeIz Neal rarEs. and n. Alert Levinaoa.
txuz.ssz in the anose entitled eanse appointed
b nj Court = make 80 ale be ~
fIsd nd confirmed unIzas can = the eonzraz.
Thereof b shown - q before t. IzzAaa ofAaH=z
Ut IL provided eaps Of this uzae< b inserted
IL me Newspaper published = Carroll County.
one zzrh Of IHr=z successive Hzzka before -
tt = q August IS.
- report sIz1zz the nmouH. = sale . -
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