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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25
MEXICO PEOPLE TO MARRY.
Popular Mexico Boy and Girl viii Wed
Saturday Evening.

Miss Minnie Lee Beckley, daughter
of John Beckley of this city and John
Greed, son of Jim Greed Of near MOlino
will be married Saturday evening at
the home of the bride in Mexico.
Miss Beckley is well known in this
city. She has attended school in MeX-
leo and made many friends during her
residence here. Mr.. Greed, formerly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25
Can't Miss One.

Upon failing to receive a copy oil
the Weekly Ledger n week, j. ~
Cross Of Keyes, Cliff, writes, dig up
one if possible and send to me. can
not afford to miss it." Mr.. Cross form
erlv lived in this city, and has many
friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25

Miss Belle Kelley has purchased the
Johnson property on Coal street, lora-
ted Just back of the Elks home she
will take possession as o o as possible
and will conduct her boarding house
there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25
LOCAL
NEWS

Mrs. j. C. Ringo is visiting relatives
in Kentucky.
E. M. MCGEE, of Chicago, is visiting
Mexico relatives.
Will Daniel of Vandalia, was here
on business Friday.
Lille Vass, of Vandalia, was in Mex
leo Friday morning.
]. A: Keith, of Vandalia, was in Mex
leo Friday on business.
W. T. Worley, of Moline, was here
on business Friday morning.
Mrs. w. H. Brown has returned
from a visit in Kansas City.
J. W. "Bud" Yates, of Martinsburg,
was in Mexico Friday morning.
DIR. j. C. Pasqueth is home from a
delightful trip through the West.
E. F. Hollingsworth, of Vanda.ia,
was a business visitor here Friday.
Mrs. ]. j. Cleary and baby, of Lyon,
Ia, are the guests of Mexico relatives.
DIR. j. B. Hawkins, of st. Louis, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Paul have re-
turned from a business trip to st.
Louis.
Mrs. A. P. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Franc Johnson, went to st. LOUIS,
Friday.
W. Wilmhorst, of Benton City, was
a business visitor in this city Thursday
morning.
John Fennewald, of Laddonia, is
driving a Franklin car bought from the
Doolin Motor Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey have gone
to Detroit. They will drive home in
a new Cadillac car.
Walter Morris, one of Vandaha's
live young business men, was a visitor
in this city Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Neighbours, formerly Of
this city, who was Miss LYDIA Stalcup.
has accepted a position with the Bell
Telephone Co, in Chicago.
w. A. Shullenberger, of Des Moincs,
Iowa, was a visitor in Mexico Wednes-
day. His many friends will be gla.
to know he is looking well.
A. B. Biggs, of Muncie, Ind, anc
family have moved to this city to live
Mr.. Biggs is a travelling salesman and
will make Mexico his headquarters II
the future.
Mrs. j. T. Hayden and little daugh
ter, Mary Viola, Of Kansas City, hav.
returned home after a delightful TIVE
weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Hug
Donnelly of this city.
Frank T. Harris and family of nea
this city, will move to this city in tn
near future to take possession of tn
property he purchased from j. "
Howell on North Wade street.
s7y1 Louire and Bust Davis ttoT'
moved to Laddonia and will max
their headquarters in that place UNI
the power line on which they are work
ing is completed.
c. NJ. Clay, Of Mexico City, is her
on a short visit. Mrs. Clay is visitin
her parents in Sikcston, They will z
to New York shortly and when return
ing to Old Mexico, expect to stop o
here for a short visit.
Mrs. Norton is visiting in st. DO.
cph. Upon her return she and her hu'
band will go to housekeeping III TT
w. j. Mckinley property, Mrs M
Kinley intending to spend the wint'
in California with her daughter, Mr.
W. c. Egan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs'
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists are advls.
inr their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs III perfect
working order as a protection Against
the return of Influenza. They know
that a cloggcd up system and a lazy
liver favor colds, Influenza aud sertons
complications. -
To cut short a cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take II
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow o.
water-that IS all. No salts, no nausea
NO gripping, no sickening after effects.
Next morning your~cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system Is pnrl-
lied and refreshed and you are feeling
fine with a hearty appetite for break
1ast. Eat what you please-no danger;
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty-fve cents;
ropr money If you are not perfectly
delighted with CalOtabs.- (Adv.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25

Chamberlain's Tablets are intended
osnccially for stomach trouble, bilious
ness and constipation. If you have any,
trouble of that sort give them a ttlat
and realize for yourself what a ltst
ciIsS nnet q quarter, Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25
Daughter Born Friday.

A baby daughter was born Friday
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bise, Of near
this city The child is a fine n and
both it and the mother are getting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25

Walter Young, of Moline, was n
Mexico for a short time Friday.
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was on his fathers farm but Is now
employed in this city.
The Ledger joins their many friends
in extending congratulations.
"Geis.R'' PeeIs OF
Gorns PainlsssIy
OF They Come Like Banana Skin.
2or3 DropS That's an.

There's a murderous, painful way
% get rid of corns, and then there
is the peaceful. glorious "peel-it-
of" "Gets-It" way. After you have
tried "Gets-It you will say never
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-09-25

The sheriff and prosecuting attorney
of Galloway county passed through
here Thursday on the way to East ST,
Louis.
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Birthday Surprise Party,

"A birthday surprise party was held
on Monday evening. December |, at
the home off Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Dutterer in honor Of Mr. DutteI er's
SOth birthday. "A very delightful
evening was spent by ALL Music.
singing and social conversation were
lndulged in until a late hour when
all were invited 70 the dining room
where refreshments were served in
;so~liance. Those present were
Messrs- and Mesdames Dutterer. Ans
tin Dutterer, Jesse Hull. William
Biggs, Charles Dutterer. Steward
Dutteref. David Leppo, Geofge
Strevig, Roy BasIer, Harvey Ying-
ling, Ralph Starner, Sterling LepDo
and Mrs. Horace Leppo, Mrs. William
Leese, Mrs. Theodore Biggs, Misses
Annie Strevig, Edna Harcerhorn,
Mary Richards, BERTHE Leppo, Lille
Dutterer, Geneva Dutterer, BERTHE
Dutterer, Pauline Yingling, Beatrice
Yingling. Romaine Leppo, Marie
Leppo, Virginia Leppo, Pauline Leese,
Essa StOnesifer, Messrs. William
Cole, Russell Louey, Ralph Stone
sitter, George St0nesifer, Paul Walsh,
Edward. Leppo. Sterling Whitmore,
Leonard Polston, John and Elton
Strevig, Charles and Ralph Hull,
William and Earl Leppo, Robert and
Earl Yingftng, Reese and Ralph
.Starner, Jr, Edgar Strevig, Charles
Leppo, John Harold Hull, Vernon.
Malcolm and Elton Dutterer. At q
very late hour all returned to their
home wishing MIR. Dutterer many
more happy birthdays. He received
many beautiful and useful presents
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
.HOUSEYAnd LOT
In WINFIELD,

The undersigned trustee. by virtr.
OF decree of the Circuit Court f.
Carroll county, in Equity, in CuS,
NO. 5l77, will sell at public sale nr
the premises in Winfield in Frantl;.
district in Carroll county at l o'closE
p. m, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1919
all that parcel of land containing
Il ACRE, 2 ROODS AND ~ SQUIRF
PERCHES
OF land, more or less described in
the deed from William H. Barnes
and wife to Conrad Bowers dated
November End, 1892 and recerdad
among the land records of said conn.
ty in Liber B. F. c., No. 50, folio 1gs
ETC.; said land is improved by two.
story frame dwelling with five rooms
and cellar, we'll of water, stable and
other outbuildings, and is advsn.
tageously situated.
Terms of Sale:-One-third cash
upon day OF sale or ratification
thereof by the court, the balance IN
two equal payments, one in one year
and the other in two years from the
day Of sale, or all cash at the Cd.
ton of the purchasers The credit
payments to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser with approved &C.
curity bearing interest from the day
Of sale. The purchaser will Do
obliged to make a cash payment Of
two hundred dollars to the trustee
on the day of sale.
MICHAEL 4. WALSH
trustee
James A. Easton, Auctioneer.
Michael x. Walsh, Attorney.
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Well located S@ acre farm, COM
Portable 8 room house, good barn,
ample outbuildfngs, good fruit and
water, timber and pasture land, land
cropping good. Price for quick sale.
only $500. Fine $50 acre farm, ex
ceptfOnally good buildings, price only
SIG, doom The buildings could not be
built for $4,000 Fine y acre home
inn the Country, good buildings and
land. heat and lights, price only
,$47B0. Nice home near Westminster
-ss acre " land, price $500. For full
descriptions Of these and many more
good farm and home bargains see
EDWARD W. CASE, 211 East Main
street, Westminster, Nd. Phone 122.
Nov. 2l. At.
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DUBLIC SALE
= OF
Farm of SO Acres

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie sale where he resides, on Pleas
ant Valley Road, 3 miles from West
minister, on
4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1919,
iat ID IN, his farm OF 30 acres. more
or less, under good state OF cultiva-
ton. 12 acres are in timber. Two
meadows with stream of good water
running through them. Improve
ments, good Groom house, with fur
mace, barn and other outbuildings.
Terms made known day of sale.
II, +. LEE HUTGHINS.
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or Sale /!
General Store Property
Dayton, Howard COUNTY,

] will sell at private sale nav
business and real estate u XVI store
Howard County, Md. A Wo Daytol
opportunity. "onderful
One property consisting of ~,
one-half acres, improved bv f,n sN and
building, two shops, two ~ slOre
sheds, fiVe-room dwelling ana wagon
ing orchard. "nQ Pear
Other property CONSISTING o. :.
acres, nine-room dwelling Viii I Mle
wagon sheds, granaries and 's al, Oatl'
.essary outbuildings, growing or ~ NEG
al in excellent repair. Prnn vnara
SO arranged as to be suscanti R1rtles
sale and use in whole or IN III. n
One OF the very best hl part
stands in Howard county. sues
5. E. MALONEY,
Or II. a. Maloney, care Interna n, ~
Harvester Company, 1888 NoOSs
st., Baltimore. "oSasr
Dec. 5, st
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Having sold my farm. will sell my per.
sonal property, on
SATURDAY DECEMBER 20, 1919
at 10 a. M, on road leading from Man.
chester to Bachman's Mill Road, II miles
Old, works anywhere hitched, fearless q
any road objects; BAY MULE, 8 years
old, good off-side wOrkeE safe and
gentle; 6 HEAD OF MILCR COWS, one
fresh, balance will be fresh in February
and March; ? BROOD SOWS, 3 SHQAATIS$
weigh about 30 or 60 pounds. 10 PIGS
Deering Binder, G-foot cut, in first class
order; Deering Mower, 5-foot cut in good
order; Thongs grain drill, used three
seasons; Albright double row corn plant,
double riding, corn pillow; hay rake e., la ~
roller, Wizard furrow pillow, No. ~; y,
tooth Saxon harrow, 4-horse wagon, and
3-hOrse wagon and bed, good as new top
wagon and pole, hay carriage, BlSol
long; New Holland Chopping MIL Mill, M (;
TO- used only to chop about 30 bushels y
grain; 3-shovel Germ drag. double slS,ss'
pillow, single shovel pillow, buggy slea
sleigh, buggy pole, circular saw, -
horsepower Waterloo Boy Gasoline ehgtnt
good rs new; DeLaval cream separator,
No. =. good as new; work bench Pr adng
State incubator, holds 250 eggs, gGoa
hatcher; brooder stove for 800 chChSd
wheelbarrow, grain cradle, Scytnes tG
snaths, scoop shovel, manure FORKS, ply.
forks, 60 gallon gasoline tank. matl% sat
sod cutter, dung hook, bushel basAss
half bushel baskets, 3 sets lead harness
set double harness, 2 sets single har Iless
. sets check lines. collars, brides. matters,
fly nets, wagon saddle. log chain, i DtshSis
chains, COW chains, triple tree, d9 9lnas
tree, spur horse stretcher, single ueg T
open rings, jockey sticks, cross guy ,S MN,
wood saw, barrel of vinegar, sI RodP
shears, curry comb and brushes, n DeS'
bureau, table, hanging lamp, wine pI M
small copper kettle, wash kettle ette; S i"t
kraut barrel. coal oil tank harTelS M N,
Of iron and many other articles wv
10 mention. ,, N
Terms OF Sale:-All sums under Y;
cash; all sums of So and over cIeuit r;t RI
six months win he given. on notes n naid
approved security. If notes are PA" he
when due, no interest i Mm N
charged, il not paid when que; lnsel ner
will be charged from day of sale ra gt
cent or for cash amounting, 70 iad n for
No goods to be removed until settlgmI he
Everything offered at this sale Win viii
sold as / have sold my farm anu H,vthpr
move to Manchester and have no iui'I'
use for them. rppy.
M Nrnr0
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Small Farm For Sale!

a 1914 acre farm located on London
Bridge road one mile from State
road and two miles from Gambler, ad-
Joining T. J. Miller. Improvements
consist OF a Groom bungalow, stable,
garage, carriage house, hen house,
wood shed, smoke house.> and corn
house. Young fruit and shrupDery.
There Is fine meadow and wood
land, about acres i'm cultivation.
This is an ideal poultry farm. "A
fine we'll OF water at door, Apply to
JOSEPH C. WALES,
SykeSyflle, R lid NO. q.
Dec SGT
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CLEAR DALE

The public sale last Friday OF the
personal property and real estate Of
the late Jacob Miller was largely at
tended The personal property sold
well. The home consisting OF about
3 acres, all good buildings, brought
$2999.75.
Little Miss Irma Tressler, Of-near
Blacks, was a, recent visitor at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Myers.
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Hesson and
Miss Esther Bair spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. Sterling Bachman, of
near Silver Run Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Study and sons, Floyd and Paul
and Mrs. Lydia Frounfelter, were en-
tertained at the same home.
Mrs. Jacob Miller has moved to
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Luz
Their Patterson, where she will fe-
side.
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eShips May BE 1Wet."

Washington, Nov. 26---W neither
Constitutional prohibition will opar-
ate to make American PASSENGER
timers ttdrvn has been referred to tie
legal department of the Shipping
Board for "a decision Meantime Daf
Arfnres are being installed on the
gfant liner I,eyfathan, which is to be
omerafed between New York ana
Shipping Board officials explained
tcrsaU thaf w would be nearly a wear
tafora this great craft would be
raadv For operation. Within ~ few
r,,@mfha however. former Germa
Nnars are wv IVY placed I'm the South
American passenger trace $3.50
decision on me qaestlon IL eApesteu
before that time.
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PUBLIC sALE-My well loca aar

PUBLIC SALE-My well loca.su
home, just outside of Westmlas .,',.
on the Washington State road, oa'u
day, December 90, 1919, at l.5V p . III,
sharp 7 will offer and sell 70 ta
highest bidder my home contal Inui
one-half acre OF land (frOntlng aso-
300 fit. on the state road. COlurJ
table s room house in good coI hIa
ton, porches and good cellar s'a %alI
poultry, meat and hog houses, ,u.ord
of fine water. Easy terms. E4 IToaF
w. Case, Agent. for Carroil NV
John w. Reaver, Auctioneer.
Dec, 5. st
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sheuld Be QuarantIRed.

Many physicians believe that anyone
isolated to prevent other members Of the
family and associates from contracting
cine disease, Ias colds are about as catch
ing as measles One thing sure-the soon
danger, ana You will look good while
before you find better medicine than
ChAmberlain'E Cough Remedy t0 afd YOU
Ia curing cold.
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Splendid Cough Medicine.

A i feel that every family should
know what a splendid medicine Chamber
pleased 10 relate t-i nny experience and only
WishS that / had known Of It's merits
years NaEo," writes Mrs. Clay Fry, FerEu-
son Station, Mo- II give it to my child
rem when they show the slightest symp-
tons OF being eroupy. and when i Lave
q cough or cold on the lungs O very few
doses will relieve me- and by taking III for
a FEW days soon Get rid " The cold :
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

Will sell at Public Auction
800 ACRE FARM AT THURMONT,
Md,
(known as st. Joseph's Seminary
FARM. Large cottage, with Steam
HEATH barn for 36 cows, 3 silos, hog
pens and other outbuildings. 5 small
Tenant Houses. Will sell as an en-
tirety or divide the property into
small farms. For date OF sale and
fuller details see papers for the
week OF December 14th.
JOHN T. MURPHY,
2S2 st Paul Street,
Baltimore, Md.
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FOR SALE!

Coal stove, wood stove, y w
wash stand, set of lead harness, orr.
of cart harness, 2 sets buggy gou
ess, army saddle and bride, ~ Of
brides, sleigh gear, cutter, ~ sosd
wheels, axles and springs, maKs mn
wv. It. WlLSVIHid
Phone.53 J. Westmln''e
MrHr DO HR
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F or Sale

20 Sheppard Strain Famous Ancon-
as BOOSTERS It reasonable prices.
Write Oh phoTe FoF prices
H. TX. MATTHIAS,
Phone S19-F24
K E No. A, Westminster.
Dec 5-Sts
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BLACKS CORNER.

MIR. and Mrs. James y. Harner and
son, Nevin Ellsworth, spent Sunday
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
0. >. Harner.
Mrs. Mabel ~ Copenhaver and
son, Ralph William, spent several
days this week visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Wolfe, of
Markers Mill.
Mr. Brine Reinaman and son,
Cletus, of near Walnut Grove, spent
Monday visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mervin J. Hamer.
Mrs. Samuel VI Mayors, OF this
place. spent Monday i'm Hanover
visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie r.
Harner
Butchering seems to be all the go
now i'm this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayors and
sons spent Monday in Union Mills
visiting Mr.. James Crabs and fam
oily.
MIR. George Bachman and daugh-
ter, Miss Mahala, spent Tuesday
evening visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin J. Harner.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1919,
AT 4 O'CLOCK p. M,

No Nos and ts F RB bdBs on on a. ey Is 3 x
sl26 feet land less - r.
81 On Ii s, s as
$3.50 N fe9t 9 sna % sa q sr and 1ss
% alley o feet S feet land
front line Of each Of the above lots il Is feet back
depth
The alley in the said
NORTHWEST LIBERTY STREET. EXTENDED;
DESIGNATED AIS FOLLOWS:
ing back ALLEYS s vide Containing
NJ fronting 90 feet 2 Liberty sset extended and extend
IN ns sk n4 oct e e an alley Is feet wild" containing o square feet
Liberty Street.
ing back 22 feet alley IS feet wide containing $500 feet
Lot No 80 feet Liberty 5
ing ss1 Td
ing Nc @ S az feet Is M ~ sos s ana f
fronting feet Liberty Street. extended and
ing back 2O feet alley Is feet wide containing 62O
Lot NJ 90 fronting % feet
Lot fronting Liberty Street extended
200 alley IS WIDE containing 5000
ing 5s s H s e M s esE @ @ and
fronting Liberty Street extended extend
1876 feet alley 16 feet wide containing $3.50
fronting Liberty Street. extended and extend
back 194 alley wide
No fronting feet Liberty Street extended and extend
back 1872 alley, Is wide
fronting 80 feet on Liberty Street. extended and extend
100
m 5 No fss s fronting ts feet Iii s
ing alley Wd Containing SQUARE
ing bss Ne 80 ft s feet M sd 80
ing NJ is % s feet R@
m Lack " r. If Ga s feet s s and
sSi 9 Sas3SS es
ing Lack Ne s % sn t feet m n
n alley f "ss Ra
front back the
The S o The Ne a sv said Ss and dD the alley s feet wds the
the lot owners NO. nave Ds' ~ Out 'of me use IN common 0'
LOTS SIDE OF BOND STREET. EXTENDED DEsIG
MATED AS FOILOWS:t
fronting 131
fronting Bond
extended. containing
acre Lot af No fronting s55 1a e Street. containing
acres ironing l55 nf FEET IL Street
acre Lot aP No is ss e ao on Street extended containing
Lot No fronting feet on an alley running parallel with Bond
Lot fronting nfG eet acre s p n1 % be
Street, extended containing
Lot Ne &c sa "a @ % e. aa Ras
i psrdhss land
. Nc q fronting sss s min
less
Tn e. have =
Lots Nos and - there
north side of
The certificate
Charles E. Fink
hbted
residence
Red
X
All OF thu
De offered entirety sold
ton M ina cash hs day o sale
the day OF all ca option purchaser purchas
The credit bills
the purchaser purchasers with sufficient security and bearing in
terest from the day of sale
J
Administrators of e.
~ A. Bond Parke
Cough Should BE Quarn
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For Sale!

Horse, buggy, wagon, and harness,
all In good condition. apply az Ad-
vOcate Office.
Nov. rs, 81.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable UnimprOved Building Lots
- situated Liberty Street. extended and on Bond oeef,
extended in Westminster Carroll County Maryland.

OF will
the Sh day OF
said Charles Fink
~
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BARE BRANCH.

Me- end Mrs. Robert Cook and MIR.
Edmund Cook, Of Baltimore, spent
Thanksgiving Day with MIR. and
Mrs. Waiter Helwig.
MIR. and Mrs Ralph Ko0ntz and
daughter, Elizabeth, spent a few days
with Mrs. KOontz's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Dearborn, of East View.
Mrs, Elmer Wantz, who has been
Oh the sick list is slowly improving.
Norman Brown, son Of MI. and Mrs.
John II. Brown, who had his collar
bone broken few weeks ago. is
progressing.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah T. Koontz
has as their guests on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ Steele and family, oil
Canada Hill
Mr. Frank Snyder il nursing a
sore thumb which he received a few
days ago by horse biting. it.
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PHEASANT GROVE AND REESE

Decision Day was observed at the
morning service and fGSr young boys,
Sunday school scholars. were ad-
nlitted into the church dn probation.
The pastor took as his text, Thou
Shalt Not Take The Name of the
Lord thy God i'm Vain" A fine con-
gregatiOn was out on time
Mrs. Justice was in Baltimore %
Saturday to attend wedding and
visit friends.
Mrs. Covert Craft and son, Theo-
dore, are home for a week
Mr.. Butler Gorsuch had as his re
cent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Gorsuch, Mr.. VIM. GOrsuch and Mr..
Parker, all OF Baltimre.
MIR. Herbert Myerly and family at
tended a family reunion on Thanks
giving Day at the home Of MIR. Walter
Lockard
We extend congratulations to the
young folks who we're married last
week from our vicinity.
Our village is now free from scar
let fever we are glad to state.
MIR. Chas. Bell is somewhat better
but still kept indoors
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STATEHOOD.

Mrs. Mary f. Shauck, Miss Alice
Murphy, Miss Shirley Kelley and Mr.
Frederick Webb, Of Baltimore, were
Sunday afternoon visitors of Vachel
3. Griffee and other relatives Of
near here.
Butchering season is on and quite a
large number OF fine pOrkers have
been slaughtered.
MIR. Lester s. Patterson, OF near
here. has purchased another Ford
touring car.
The good Stork visited the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Patterson and
left them son..