The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-23
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Spangler and son,
Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cling,
Of Hanover, Pa, Mrs. Peter Buchanan
and son. Raymond. and Mrs. Gertrude
Hunt. of Hampstead: Mr.. and Mrs.
Atlee w. Wampler and son. Willis, Of
Westminster. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. HI. caple and family, Of
; near Eastview.
Miss Margaret Ruth Cap1e, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Caple, g
spending a week with her cousin,
Master Eugene Spangler, at Hanover,
Pa.
Mrs. Vim. 4. Hansen and brother,
Charles Davis, spent the weeks end
IN Baltimore. visiting their grand
mother Mills. who Is very III.
Miss Anna Derr, Of Westminster,
has been guest of Miss Elsie Con
oway, for several weeks.
Mrs. Alice lillian and Miss Jennie
Straing, of Baltimore, were guests OF
Mrs. George II. Gaple and family, q
few days last week.
A number of our citizens Of this
vicinity attended the commencement
exercises of Western Maryland Col
lege and the Westminster High School
at Westminster, last week.
Miss Hazel Waters and mother,
Mrs. VIM. Walters, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. =.
N. zentz and family several days this
week and the weeks end OF last week.
They will return to Pittsburgh In 4
few days, accompanied by Miss Eurith
Zentz, who will remain while with
friends there.
Mr.. Fred Pullen, of Baltimore. spent
a few days last week with his broth
in-law, Charles Davis. at the home Of
Mr.. and MRS. Vim. A. Hansen, this VI
cinity.
MISS Grace Whiterow, Of fancy
town, spent several days last week
with Miss Mae Klee. at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George p
klee. near Eastview.
Miss Elizabeth Klee. OF Westmina-
ter, who has been with her aunt.
Mrs. Barbara Kress. for several weeks
was guest OF her brother. Mr.. Harry
Klee. for few days.
Rev. Carroll Maddox. of Finksburg.
spent q few hours with friends Al
Eaatview. on last Saturday. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Caple.
Mr.. George IL. Caple met With a
very painful accident on Saturday.
While Mr.. Caple and one of his EN-
ployees. Mr.. Charles Davis. were
leading two colts To the pasture field
they became frightened IN passing
some buildings on the way, and The
one Mr.. Caple had charge OF started
TO run away, throwing him against
a wire fence post. Releasing his hold
he fell 10 the ground underneath both
colts, which kicked him with both
hind feet on his left leg from his thigh
to his ankle, causing several ugly
bruises. but not breaking any bones
as could be ascertained. One bone
of the lower leg IL badly grazed and
causes much pain. Or. Charles X
Foulz, of Westminster. was summon
ed and dressed his wounds. Mr.. Caple
IL improving slowly but Is still coll
fined 10 his bed. suffering great
deal with his side and back. also
from injuries received by The fall on
the fence.
Mr.. Charles Hansen. Sr.. Who has
been on the sick list for some time,
has improved In health and Is able 10
be out Of doors again.
Mrs Annie Mccullough. Of Bait
more. niece OF Mrs. George Night
ingale. Of this vicinity. has moved her
family to EastYiew, occupying he
home purchased by Mr.. ehas. Night
ingale, recently vacated by Harry
Richter.
The farm Of the late D. d. Byers.
of Eastview. was surveyed On Mon
day. and Will be offered at public sale
In the near future.
Tho recent heavy rains have help
cd the growing crops In this vicinity,
as everything Is looking fine. but the
cherry crop was damaged. Segerthe-
less. some Of the late white xax "a
rieIy we're saved. as Mr. Nm. !. Han
sen shipped nearly ton Of the white
ones from neighbora here On Mon
day and Tuesday. and nearly ton OF
red and white earlier varieties last
week. Cherries brought 4 fair price
this year. and many OF our farmers
lost big profits On cherries by 80 much
rain.
SHIPLEY.
Mr. Frank Beaver lost a horse last