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

kast Ma1n steel, are n Atlantic ClIy
Lieut. Harry Biehl has been mus
terel out of service and is here VISIT
ing friends,
Judge william H. Thomas attended
the funeral Of Judge Albert Con-
stable at Elkton Tuesday.
Mrs. d. f. 5hipley. East Main
street, received a slight stroke OF
paralysis the first of the week.
Deputy Sheriff william Bloom will
be candidates for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff at the coming
primaries.
Mr.. A. G. schlosser. Spring Mills.
has moved to the property that he
purchased from Charles Mackley, East
Main street.
Mr.. C. b. Rhoten. 1T Reese, has
rented the store conducted BY Mr..
Lockwood at the same place, and VIII
open . store with up-tosdate goods.
Miss Agnes Boylan.. Baltimore.
Apent the weeks end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Boylan, East
Main street.
The 18th Machine Gun Battalion Ia
scheduled to leave France In June
and will possibly be sent to Balti-
more port. The above Is made up OF
men from old Company II.
Claude Wells, who was wounded In
France, writes that he has recovered
from his wounds aud i back with his
COMPANY. Many friends In Carroll
county will be glad to know this.
A force of men are engaged In
building the ZiIe Creamery on Court
street. Mr.. Charles b. Hunter Is the
contractor. The plumbing Il under
the supervision OF JoadDh u. Eliioit,
TaneytoYn.
Private Harvey shipley has arrived
here from France where he was In
active service IN the 11ztn Machine
Gun Battalion. formerly Company II.
Private Shipley was gassed and had
foot injured.
Sheriff Edwin NJ. Mellor, Jr.. has
bought from his fathers estate, the
store II SykesYille, where his father
was long in business. Just what i'm
mediate disposition will be made OF
the property we have not heard.
Herman, Born e. Sons. Baltimore,
have leased the stone building on
Liberty street, formerly occupied by
B. +. shriver Co, from The Farmers
supply Co. The firm will open an
up-to-date store in automobile aeees-
sories.
Corporal Grove F.. zahn. son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. John 7. Zahn, East Main
street. writes from France thai he iH
In good health and getting along fine.
He says he enjoys reading the Adyo-
cate which he receives regularly.
All persons using The streets OF
Westminster are requested nn1a the
sound Of a fire alarm = give #ay for
the fire truck. The observance OF
this nrecautI0n may prevent some
accident, as the fire truck has the
right Of way.
Lieutenant Arthur Englar. Hho has
been IN California sixteen months, Is
on A weeks furlough visiting his
father and molher-in-iaV. Mr. and
Mrs. John Koons, near IAnwood. lie
will return 10 San Francisco where
he Is IN the service q the govern
sm6nt
Mrs. Frank Freyman and little
daughters, Emily and Edna May
spent from Thursday until Sunday
visiting Mrs. Frank Newton and
Mrs. Edward Tfedwell. Of Baltimore
and On Saturday and Sunday Mr
Frank Freyman also visited Mr..
Newton and Mr.. TredNeil.
Married at the Lutheran parsonsse
Silver Run, Nd. March 5 by ReY. a.
Il Wolf. John 7. Kemper and Alma
Myers. both OF Pleasant Valley. Md,
Geo. Y. Miller, New Windsor. ant
Mary L HeIner, Westminster. j
Elmer Myers and Daniel Leister. oil
Pleasant Valley witnessed the cere-
monies.
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. :. Grnu the past week were
Private II. O. Barnes, Of Baltimore
Mrs. Geo Barnes and daughter. Ella,
Mise Gertrude OrdeweIn. Mrs. Gertie
Green, IRA. Myers, Mr.. ]. T. Albaugh
Bertha Lindsay. Ruth and Annie
Phillips and others.
At : special session OF Court by
Chief Judge Thomas Saturday the
case Of William u. Mount, admins
traitor Of MARY c. Mount vs.. Union
Bridge Banking q Trust Co. was
argued by Bond & ParEe for the Bank
and Theo. r. Brown for Mr.. Mount
The contention Is over a check of
s229.e0. No verdict Vas announced
The doors Of welcome were opened
last Friday night at the home Of Mrs.
Eliza Taylor to Rev. and Mrs. Banes
for their prayer service. which proved
quite : success amid all disappoint-
ments. Not 30 many Of their own
members could be present. but to their
surprise they found some of their sister
church members there TO Join n the
service. All enjoyed An old time ex-
perience meeting which was led by
Rev. Hanes and closed b. brother Thos,
Buchanan, OF Wesley. Every heart
joined In rejoicing Nth brother
Charles Mcmillan, when he told of
Gods goodness in returning his son
from the camp. It brought 10 all
minds the great home coming day.
PVT. Carroll q. Stem. of the s1sth,
who has Just returned from France.
met . number Of his old friends and
neighborB at the home Of his brother,
.. Il. stem, q Denninga. on Tuesday
night. They were all glad TO see him
: again nd to hear directly of the ex-
psrienezs uk our boys. He was
wounded November after spending
- daya On the firing Inc with : ma.
: chine IN. Listening = his account
! would seem n though the zIaaee
Cross ghich he wears On ais shoulder
and the French Cross nth it. silver
star. Here well earned.
Do you like chicken? 0f course you
DO. Even Methodist preachers like
them fried. DO you Ike uafTies
Hush. child, you make me feel hun
gry wafIies. sure thin. Please mss