The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
BRIEFS.

"' ND Mrs, Charles U. GolsuSn'
Mr. Maiu aIu steet, are at Atlantic City.
IA. .nt Harry Biehl has been mus
..LsI ssya out Of service and is mere Visi'-
NJ n friends. r,,.a .++andad
judge dge,aral of Judge Albert Con-
ns s1a at Elkton Tuesday.
MI. y. d F. 5hipley, East Main
MT a.s' received a slight stroke OF
iasSy i1aatslysis the first OF the week II,
n..n+v Sheriff William Bloom will
Dspuss y Candidate for the Republican
ssnination for Sheriff at tne connns
pElA r schlosser, Spring Mills,
MI: IoG a. to the property that he
d. lassohased m from Charles Mackley' East
NAN p Rhoten, at Reese, has
A; Il tbe store conducted by Mr.
Nlisu '-ood at the same place, and Will
LOcA"OCt = otore with up-to-date goods.
opsh s5.s Agnes Boylan, Baltimore,
Als' tho weeks end with her par
srs apts Mr.. and Mrs. James boylan' East
Main street.
Tho 18th Machine Gun Battalion is
,,haSuled I to leave France III June
N riIl possibly be sent to q Baltl-
'ra mnrp port. The above is MADE up ol
sn av,' from old Company H.
- claude Wells, who was wounded in
vronce, writes that he has recovered
Ann ,~ his wounds and is back with ms
Tanhany vn Many friends in Carroll
ul-t ..nntv will be glad to know this.
force of men are engaged in
.n11dnp 4 the Zile Creamery On Court
...aat ....a Mr.. Charles B. Hunter Is the
'ontraetor. The plumbing is under
~ sa' sunervision of Joseph B. Elliott,
Taneyt0wn.
Private Harvey Shipley has arrived
hsra from France where he was 10
sctiTe service in the l1ztn Machlne
Gnn Battalion, formerly Company II.
Private Shipley was gassed and mad
foot injured.
Sheriff Edwin M. MellOr, Jr., has
hnugbt from his fathers estate, the
gOre ir Sykesville, where his father
WAS long in business. Just what i'm
mediate disposition will be made OF
NJ NE property we have not heard.
Herman, Born & Sons, Baltimore,
have leased the stone building on
Liberty street, formerly occupied by
B. F, Shriver Co., from The Farmers
Supply Co. The firm will open an
uD.to-1ate store i'm automobile acces-
SIZES.
Corporal Grove F. Zahn, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John IT. Zahn, East Main
street, writes from France that he is
. good health and getting along fine.
N He says he enjoys reading the Advo-
cate which he receives regularly.
All persons using the streets OF
Westminster are requested upon the
sound OF fire alarm to give way for
he fire truck. The observance. OF
this precaution may prevent some
accident, as the fire truck has the
right of way.
Lieutenant Arthur Englar, who has
been in California sixteen months, il
On weeks furlough visiting his
hher and mother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Koons, near LinwOod. He
will return to San Francisco where
be is in the service OF the govern
nelt
Mrs. Frank Freyman and little
1ughters, Emily and Edna May,
spent from Thursday until Sunday
visiting Mrs. Frank Newton and
Mrs. Edward Tredwell, of Baltimore,
and on Saturday and Sunday MT.
Frank Freyman also visited MIR.
Newton and Mr.. TredWell.
Married at the Lutheran parsonage,
Silver Run, Nd, March S by Rev. "A.
Wolf, John T. Kemper and Alma
Yyers, both of Pleasant Valley, Md;
Voc. w. Miller, New Windsor, and
Nary E. Heiner, Westminster. J.
Inner Myers and Daniel Leister, of
Peasant Valley witnessed the cere-
monies.
Those who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
so' A. Grau the past week were
i1rVate H, o. Barnes, Of Baltimore;
us Geo. Barnes and daughter, Ella,
alss Gertrude Ordewein, Mrs. Gertie
Sfeen, Mrs. Myers, Mr.. =. r. Albaugh,
Oerha Lindsay, Ruth and Annie
FqlGps and others.
AT a special session Of Court by
.aiet Judge Thomas Saturday the
I'M OF William T.. Mount, admins
pa.or OF Mary G. Mount VS.. Union
Daluge Banking & Trust Co., was
lsuea by Bond & Parke for the Bank
~ ~ lneo. +. Brown for MIR. Mount.
i9os tSe contention is over check of
'--''OV NO verdict was announced.
u me doors Of welcome were opened
N;s sSs friday night at the home of Mrs.
4. .4a laylor to Rev. and Mrs. Banes
on;.I lelr prayer service, which proved
non. re success amid all disappoint-
ms,,s snts. NOT 50 many of their own
gnrrr;e gels could be present, but to their
cbn..Ee bprise they found some Of their sister
@.r,a arrcn members there to join in the
Dar;au 49, All enjoyed an old time ex-
Rr'Iee Rav p meeting which was led by
Buobrnrane B nanes and closed by brother Thos.
ninaal ilian' Of Wesley. Every heart
CbarSa IN rejoicing with brother
GoSil ,eS Mcmillan, when he told of
[rom goodness in returning his son
njnds - W camp. 1t brought to all
p' the great home coming day.
VIZ fM, h Carroll =. Stem, Of the 313th,
net las lust returned from France,
neipbbaru lumber of his old friends and
b HOSts H St At the home Of hi brother,
hight Tga, nm at Dennings, On Tuesday
asain ons aaeyyWere all glad to see him
DariencaDu u M hear directly Of the ex-
vounSsasSs M our boys. He vas
u dSsu daSs - November 8 after spending
shne IN - the firing line with ma
Y vouiS tSn Listening To his account.
Cross Vb,se seem as though the Alsace
Sar, w. french e Cross with its silver
" M, nste well earned. =
do Ike chickan9 os