The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-04
n, DTFFENDAL, Manager.
BRIEFS

Frank Fouke, of Baltimore, is
ending some time at the Westmms-
ter Hotel.
Kantucky alone had 4O,OOO,OOO gal
,one Of whiskey in bonded warehouses
r,han July 1st arrived
Mr. and Mrs Vim. Alexander and
.,n,i1v of Baltimore, are guests OF
M ,a THOMAS Bankert, Bond street.
Misses Carrie and Margaret linn,
Jamestown, w. Va, are visiting
relatives and friends in this county
Mics Mildred Dull has returned
h,,,n after spending a week with her
aoo+har Mr.. Charles Dull, of Pataps-
co.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Diffendal, Hag-
o-stown. we're Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kaufman, MeauoW
Branch.
Mr. Samuel Roberts, of Baltimore
wa= weeks end guest OF his sister,
Mrs John B. 5aylor, West Main
street
Rev. Arthur Zepp and son, OF
Indiana are visitors to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zepp, Chase
street
MFR and Mrs. Edward Kaufman. OF
Baltimore, have moved for the sum-
NOR TO their home on the Meadow
Branch pike.
crumbine's shirt factory, East
Green street, has closed down to give
the employees their usual summer
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Smith and fam
ilv. of Baltimore we're present at a
reunion of their father, at New
Windsor Sunday.
Miss Madeline Dull has returned
home after spending a week with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dull of Snydersburg.
The usual number of foreigners are
camped in building at d. f. ShrlV-
ers Co.'S factory. They are here 10
nick beans for the factory.
The celebration at Stems Store
Winfield. which was announced 10
take place on July A, has been posi-
noned until Monday, July Z.
Miss Helen Virginia Hunter, East
Green street has returned a1ter
spending the past two weeks with
Miss Charlotte w. Hood, Mt. Airy.
Miss Lorena Carroll, New York,
19-year-old heiress of $1,250,00O, must
struggle along on $18,500 year for
while, a court decision declared.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Dull and fam
ily and Mrs. John Zentgrat and
children spent Sunday with MT
Charles DUN and family, of Patapsco'
Mrs. J. Merriwether Shellman and
daughter, Josephine Keith, Baltimore
are spending the month OF July with
Miss Mary Shellman, East Main
street.
Investigation of a report that
$500 900 worth of valuables had been
stolen from safe deposit vault al
the Biltmore hotel New York IL In
Progress.
Miss Elizabeth Shaeffer, Red Cross
nurse and recently returned from
France is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. Shaeffer, Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
DR.. Claude Warner, Optician, Will
remain at his office in the Times
Building from to 8 p. m, on Satur-
days during July and August to &C
c0mmodate his patrons.
The End Ball Team of Westminster
High School challenges any other
team in the State of Maryland to
play them on the Taneytown Fair
Grounds, Friday, August 18th.
Trn1, c,r,s. Norr varly pncrnff1 re-
must be broke. Charles A. Krams'
claim for lost parcel indemnity was
allowed, but departmental reply de-
clared there was no money available
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gessell, OF
Westminster, entertained at week :
end house party Miss Lena Gessell,
Miss Anna Dressed, Mrs. G. Dora and
Miss Eleanora Baxter, all of Balti-
more.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Boisvert, Car
rollton, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
FoWble and daughter, Miss Helen,
West Main street, and Mr.. James
Smith, Union Bridge spent Sunday
on the Gettysburg battlefield.
Living too near a railroad displeas-
cd Mrs. Edward Harnish, of Red Oak
Ill Her husband wouldn't move
She took torch and set fire to rhe
house, and they had to move, accord
ing to report made to State Fire
Marshal John Gambler.
Sterling Schaeffer, recently re
turned from France has been dis
charged from the service and is at
me home of his parents, Mr.. and
mrs. Ferd Schaeffer, Pennsylvania
avenue
One doughboy husband was not
enough for petite Parisienne named
fVonne. She married eight Of them,
returning men of the Thirty-ninth
DIVISION said when they arrived in
NeW York from Marseilles.
The Gore cattle farm, near Clarks-
pqrg, ". Va, was sold by Truman
howard and Claude Gore to the Home
development Company, a new con
Germ, for $4,000. The purchasers
VII cut it up into building lots The
larm contains 400 acre..
Richard Cross, Of Stevenson, Green
1prlng Valley, was bruised on the
es ana q bicycle Inc was riding was
Managed Saturday night by being
LUCK by an automobile containing
soldier and woman on the Refs
tolsIoWn road at Tobins. The num-
oer Oh the machine corresponds with
town. - 800 nm iaiiey
ROBBERS entered the store Of ID. r.
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