The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-10-24
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moved to Baltimore Tuesday.
Robert Brown, East Main street,
has accepted a position in Weller S
Pharmacy as chief pill roller.
Mr. Howard Greenholtz, George
street, is recovering from a slight
stroke of paralysis.
~ Mr. John Rickle, Of Baltimore, is
a guest of his mother, Mrs. John
Rckle, East Green street.
York county has taken over the
WrightsYilIe and Chanceford Turn
pike at a cost of $500.
John NJ. Spalding, Mt. Airy, has
sold his farm containing 81 acres to
Clarence Kensey, Howard county.
Murray Brightwell, of Mt. Airy,
had Jesse Derr and William Devil
bliss, of Frederick, arrested on a
charge of bootlegging and were tried
Thieves Monday stole the automo-
bile Of Miss Edith Crumrine, of this
city, in Baltimore. The auto has not
been recovered up to this time.
Mr. A. w. Chenowith, proprietor OF
the 5 & DC store has purchased the
Goodwin property, East Main street
occupied by Mr. James Boylan.
Mrs John l.. Reifsnider, who has
been very ill at her home, Terrace
HILL this city, has very much i'm
proved
Governor Harrington announced
that he would proclaim November II
Armistice Day and declare it State
holiday.
Mrs. Carl G. Nygren has returned
to her home in Parlett, Ohio after
spending some time with her par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Utermahlen.
6mith-Yingling Co. are removing
their old canning house to replace it
with modern one built of brick. A
switch will be run along the factory.
Miss Mary Anna Shriver Reifsnider
ana Miss Mary Warfeld, of College
NIL, this city, spent the weeks end
with Miss Mary Hamilton Veasy at
Aer home, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Becker and
son, Maurice and MIR. and Mrs. Grow
or Sell and family, Hanover, Pa,
were guests on Sunday Of nj. T..
lesser and family, this city.
Mr.. Luther Bankert, of Buffalo,
~ T., spent several days this week
WIN his mother, Mrs. Thomas
bankert Bond street.
Testers school near Eden which
mas been closed on account Of the
niness Of the teacher, Miss Christine
9th
Misses May and Josephine Card
ner, who have made their home in
ms city for many years, moved to
paNlmore on Tuesday to spend the
winter and possibly make their fu-
ture home.
Endorsements of Democrats, Re
puoilcans and Prohibitionists from
very business house except one in
S@skesTllle has been received by
senator Wade H. ID. Warfield
herr & Babylon, auto dealers, have
t JSoalpleted a fine display room at
t tueH garage. The room is large and
a. neatly arranged and attractively
designed.
~ mr. and Mrs. Frank Eppley, OF
GGalcago, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
airy ID. FoWble, West Main street,
D., lew days this week. Mrs. Claude
It'll DlLiilmyer, Union Bridge; was also a
'otlof at the same place.
:. Daniel W. Snyder, a Cumberland
ro S'ssspaper man, has announced him
T Tm as a candidate for Clerk of the
M Yu[t Tor Allegheny county against
republican incumbent
MMotorcycle Patrolman Charles
tino ue OF the Northern district, Bal
The ' who has been patient at
W. mercy Hospital since October 5
Will WITH H. was struck by d taxicab
stita enroute to the Red Cross In
~ tule for the Blind, IL reported to.
n worse. For several days he was
inc unconscious condition suffer
IN rom 2 fractured skull. After
ciarn galned consciousness the physi-
snaas at the hospital expected q
MA recovery. He had a relapse
NJ NJ =, ms condition is now critical.
at 49, noore was resident of this city