The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-15

Mrs. Joseph s. Stoner, Park avenue,
who has been IL Ii improving.
Carroll county was well represent
ed at Hanover Fair this week.
The hotels in Baltimore have agreed
to charge for bread and butter sery-
ed with the meals.
Mr.. J. II. AIlender. of Alesia. has
moved Into the Gilbert residence on
East Green street.
Jacob ". Dubs, Of Lineboro. pur-
chased the J. Y Kieffel farm, near
Hoke's Grove Camp. for s3.710.
Mr. Charles .. Fink. this city. vas
called 10 the bedside Of his sister. Who
Is dangerously Ill at her home in York,
Pa.
Miss Helen Ieese. stenographer in
the law Office Of Relfsnider & Brown,
Court street. has been appointed a
n lary public.
The first meeting Of the Woman's
Civic League VII he held next Thurs
day. September 81, at 2.30 p. m. In
the Opera House.
Corporal Francis Reese Of Company
II. al lived home Wednesday evening
from Eagle Pass, Tex. Corporal
Reese looks well and we are glad to
see him home.
Do not forget the recital and mnsl-
cal given under the auspices OF the
fy and flower committees Of the Civic
League, IN the Opera House. tonight
At s.15 p. M, b local and out-of-toEn
talent.
Col. Harry c. Jones. of the Fourth
Maryland Regiment md : prominent
grain broker with Offices In tho Cham
Der OF Commerce, uas adiudicated a
bankrupt Monday afternoon in tho
United States District Court.
Hrs. Theodore Logue. Of Pleasant
Valley. Who Nas injured II Centre
Vile crossing. when ! Pennsylvania
Railroad train struck aud killed her
husband On Tuesday Of last week. In
improving At the YORK Hospital
Saturday morning. Mrs. DR.. ]. J.
Stewart, Pennsylvania avenue, vas
taken to the Union Protestant Inc
Urinary. baltimore. and was operated
on Tuesday. The operation was zno-
eeHsful and we are glad To report her
Improving.
Tho first meeting o. the Girls Club
OF Grace Lutheran church. for the fall
season xas held last evening nj the
home OF the Misses Raaver. East Main
street Al the old officers were re-
elected and = most pleasant evening
spent b. III.
Sunday last nan-MaT Park closed
for the season of 1915. From all re-
ports. the Par has enjoyed the big
gest season In It's history. On the
closing day the Western Maryland
railroad hauled nearly thousand
people to the Park.
|. r. Fowble. OF Baltimore. brake.
man on tho Western Maryland Rail-
road. fell from ; boz car h was rid
Ing on IN the railroad yards In this
city. Wednesday afternoon. and Has
seriously injured lie was taken 70
hospital In Baltimore for treatment
Tho two hardware stores. Wostmln-
stsT Hardware Company md u. 3.
Gehr. have adopted the plan OF clos
tn their business places II p. N
each evening, 18th he exception Of
Saturdays. They will be open until
10 o'clock Saturday nights ~ form
erIY. In December during The seTsr-
al weeks preceding Christmas hey
vii be open II nights ths same -
the other stores.
Another big rear. L indications 20
far can Be taken az : forecast, looms
up for the Western Maryland Hall
way. 30 lar the present fiscal ysar,
thai IL. from June 30 last - Septsm-
Der 7, the gnoss + s7.zs5, 2sa.ss,
against 1866. ssz.63 for the same
period lat year, or : gain of $780,
1902. For he current zsek The
gross Wa s245.5ii4i. ; gan Of 30
400 IS.
Windsor. i'd, ave the principal Id
dress at the re-dedicaIory services II
the Church of the Brethren. Hanover.
Pa. At ten O'Clock. Sunday morning
The local church resumed worship
after \ ak weeks period. during
which time repairs aere made. A
neH heating plant Va Installed. The
walls of The edIIlce wefe freHeoed. the
pewz were vanished md : new ear
pet was laid.
Mrs. Ruth orndorf1. n dreasmaEeT.
OF baltimore. was granted an absolute
divorce IN the Circuit Court yesterday
from Randall i. 0rndorff. RhO. ahe
say. abandoned her on JulY %. Ia06.
for another woman, With Hhom he
went To Pennsylvania. where he re-
manned. It thai time they we're "
Ing At GIYndon. They were married
January ). 1885. and have ! married
daughter and ; son. I years old. Of
whom Mrs.. orndorff Was granted Gus
todY.