The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-11

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n Two bandits tied John McHugh,
New York grocer in a back room AM
one waited on customers while tn,
other robbed the cash box
Every good married woman is
spendthrift. She squanders hours O
time upon her husband for which sht
receives no adequate recompense.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIRY J. Lamme ant
son, Of New York, have returned af
ter visit to Mrs. Lamme's brother
Mr.. w. Frank Thomas, this city.
Two men were shot and killed il
"a braWl in Breathitt county, KY, or
the Fourth of July. The sho
occurred at a wedding anniversary.
A heavy sale Of shovels is expected
in Des Moines following Attorney
General Havener's remark that g
world Of booze is still buried il
Iowa"
Miss Emma L. Cooper, of Nc
Sherrystown, Pa, was the guest OF
Miss Annie Lee Beaver, East Mair
street, this city for several days las
week.
Mrs. Laura Fresch Harr ant
daughters, Big Pool, Nd, have return
ed after visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Andrew Fresch, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Misses Nellie Lippy and Carrie
Durim, Baltimore, were guests over
the Fourth at the home Of Mr.. Gran.
vile Lippy and family, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Mr. Clayton Bell, a prosperous
farmer near this city, received a sur
stroke while at work in field or
Thursday of last week. He j. i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts, O
Baltimore and Mrs. Maggie Reese
Union Bridge spent the Fourth witt
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Cover, Yves
Main street.
Charles III. Stem and Virgie III
Queer, of Carroll county, have en-
listed in the Navy through the re
cruiting officers who spent last weel
in this city.
Mrs. Charles Cross and son ant
Mrs. Anna Englar, Of Philadelphia
Pa, were guests over the Fourth a.
the home of Mrs. Ella Roberts, Yves
Main street.
Lightning struck the residence O.
S. C. Stoner, West Main street, while
the heavy thunder storm was in pro
gress Sunday afternoon and damaged
the roof slightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll P. Albert ant
daughter, Miss Frances, of Waynes
boro, Pa, were guests of Mrs. Albert:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Butler
West Main street.
Miss Emma Currens, Baltimore i:
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Currens, Church street, Miss
Mary Currens, Baltimore was also
guest over the Fourth.
After sweltering in heat tina
registered 104 i'm the shade for severa
days the people were relieved Sunda!
afternoon after heavy thunder gus
that cooled the atmosphere.
Gordon Fawcett Handy, bank ban
dit, awaiting electrocution at Ossln
ing, N. Y, told prison officials IN
would two-step to the chair If the!
gave him "scoopful" of beer.
A young lady came to the home Q
Mr.. and Mrs Bertrand Townshend
this city. Grandma and Grandpa
Townshend are smiling over the ar
rival of their new granddaughter.
Mr.. Frank billiard and daughter
Nellie, this city, were suddenly calle'
to Salem, Va, Saturday where hi
daughter, Miss Mary, was taken il
with acute appendicitis while on
visit
F. MIR. and Mrs Harold Ruthrauf1
Hanover and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpl
Lambert and son, New Windsor wer
guests of their parents, MIR. and MRS
Charles Ruthrauff, PennsylVanl
avenue.
Maryland will receive $4,000
for highway construction during III
from the Government, the condition
of this aid in State road building be
ing that an equal sum is provided b
the State.
An American lace flag, made b
Mrs. Addie De Frates and carrie
i through the war by Springfield's Oil.
own Company C boys, has been re
| turned with the homecoming OF th
soldiers.
Complaining that soldiers billete
on him had stolen his gramaphone
I--~S- INareh householder was asked
hat was the only thing he nae looe'
Wall nv wife. But the gramaphone
ost $55."
Fred Scarbo is some monkey
catcher After climbing a tree ana
waiting an hour, doubled up IKE
,ut he finally captured MONKEY
which ESCAPED from a circus at Nortn
Adams, Mass.
Dr Ralph Libberton, Chlcaso'
-raded his $4,000 limousine for
aivver He even gave the stranger
Nh in cash, a gold watch and check
for So. He was at the dangerous
end of a 80.
Helen T.. Engleman, wife Of DAVID
w Engleman, died July . az ner
home in Baltimore. Funeral was
held Monday. Interment I'D western
cemetery. Mr.. Engleman was q lot
mer citizen:
lanes w. Beacham, Avondale; T.;
B. Getty, Samuel q. Ensor anu
Charles d. Hartman, New WINDSOR
leading dairymen, are lighting the
snread Of tuberculosis among thelr
dairy herd.
MIR. William l.. Seabrook, the pres
emit Republican States Attorney, has
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