The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-12-08
WINCHESTER.

,nrsgiving day was observed in
ln own bv a general suspension of
tllS 'acs The ideal weather lured a
'as nher of our young people for hik-
tupt rims, Automobiling and driving
1s anioved by many. A number of
va sanpr parties were given:
JILL IIr and Mrs. Frank Slack enter
~, the younger set Friday even-
talI'Tn orpmber /, in honor of their
ins, ruests, Miss Nellie Long, of
lou :srors+own, and Miss Mary Roger,
hte,IoIrose Dancing, cards and games
q pniOyed until a late hour, when
Nt ..oshments were served. Those
fe aasont we're Mr.. and Mrs. F. Slack,
, peSc Francis and Eftie Slack, Nellie
h 'sng Mary Roger, Ethel Manchey,
L @n4 Shower, Mary Musselman, Mil
f s'aI Hanson, Mary Loats, Helen Bur-
lo on Mr., and Mrs. Harold Frank
s Uun1 Messrs. William O'Meara, Frank
ye0uay. Orville Duvall, Roy Ware
'ir,e William Shultz, Robert Folkert,
Thnmas Worthington, Thomas and
1 1Dh Clark and John Slack.
Mr. David Barnhart, proprietor of
.to Hotel DeStich, gave a Stag Rae
.n Sunpcr, Thursday evening. An
.Uiovablc evening was spent. Cards
caro- INDUCED in until the call for
,nnner at 10 p m. Covers were laid
ar twenty A we'll appointed supper
ras served. Those present were
Wpssrs. David Barnhart, Harry H.
IaNotte Charles Mitten, Horace
Reese. T. j. Smith, George Hoover,
I 1ioro
Harsh Horatio Graf, Robert M.
SHOWER, Albert C. Brilliant, Jacob
Wnsselman, William Thurman, John,
Tbarles and Clinton Barnhart, Will
om KohIer, DIR. II. M. Keller, Ross
shower. Edgar Nagle and David
Yingling. Mrs. Barnhart was assist
ID In serving by her daughters, the
Misses Naomi, Hazel, LaRue and
Cnrtrrd.. Mrs. Clinton Barnhart and
Mrs. william Lloyd.
william Haines, a boy of Is years,
living with Mr.. David Sharrer, was
cutting down trees in the woods, as
he cut into the trunk of tree the
axe graZed, cutting through his left
foot The bone below the instep, was
severed and several arteries cut. DIR.
H. G.. Preston was summoned and
dressed the wound. 1t required
number of stitches, and the tying of
arteries. The boy is resting nicely,
though weak from the loss of blood
and shock to his nervous system.
Mr.. George Hoffacker, husband of
Mrs Lizzie Hoffacker, nee Thurman,
died Sunday morning, December 2, at
his home. Hobert, Pa, aged so years.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day morning at Sherman's church.
nterment in the adjoining cemetery.
Miss Fannie Ross had as her house
guests over Thanksgiving, Mr.. and
Mrs Klmefelter, of Chestertown, Md,
and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hoffacker, of
Hanover, Pa.
Miss Lizzie Trump entertained
Miss Ross and guests to supper on
Thanksgiving evening.
Mr. and Mrs. acob Musse1man en-
tertained at dinner Thanksgiving.
Thei' guests were Mrs. Savilla Mus
selman, Miss Mary Myerly and Miss
Susie BiXler.
Miss Fannie Shower, of the State
Normal School, spent the Thanks
giving holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William III. Shower.
Miss Mae Muselman, a student of
the State Normal School, spent her
holidays at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Musselman.
DR.. David Croft Everhart, wife and
children. Miss Mamie Croft, and Miss
Mamie Dutrow, all of Frederick, mo-
t0red here Sunday, accompanied by
Mr.. Hickman Myers and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Baltimore, who had spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with DR..
Everhart. They spent some hours at
the home of Mrs. Savilla Musselman,
Mrs. EYerhart's grandmother, motor
ing back home in the evening. Mr..
Myers and daughter left by train for
Baltimore
spent The past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Burgoon
Re-. and Mrs. Frank H. Blatt are
entertaining Mrs. Apple, of Allen
town Pa
Mrs IT. S. Land, who spent the past
two weeks at Hamburg, a guest of
heF son, Prof. John Land, returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Winifred Masenhimer enter
tanoc her friends to supper
Thanksgiving evening. Among the
guests present were Mr.. Gardner
Houch, Of Baltimore
grtheimer Bros, of Baltimore,
nave purchased the building and fix
lures of the Carroll Cigar Company,
located on North Main street. They
Iook possession Monday morning.
they will manufacture their one
brand OF cigar, The Ell Dallo, ex-
Mr.. Horatio NJ. Oursler,
one or the outgoing firm, has accept
co position as manager OF the new
concern.
Miss F. G. Ross and class of Trinity
reformed Sunday school, extend their
thanhs to the many friends who so
generously sent donations for their
garrel packing for *ne benefit of the
norman Orphanage. This is one of
,Ie most worthy charities of the
and should be given most
willingly. AS the Christmas season
zones nearer let all try and save
LllIe mite, for the little ones who
nave no home, but are dependent up
On charity.
santa Claus has arrived and the
lil'le ones are happy.
TkHEvrnUEN