The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-25
rpIDlY AFTERNOON, JULY Is, 1919
BRIEFS

barrel in Baltimore
Tho opening day of Chautauqua this
will be Friday, August 20.
,4+ornev Geo. L. Stocksdale made a
,.a;noss trip to Frederick yesterday.
Paneal of the soda water and ice
I'M tax has been decided by Con-
Mics Mabel Chrest, East Main
strapt is visiting relatives in Dayton,
Ohio.
nize Hattie Chrest, East Main
,+raot is spending her vacation in
Baltimore
Mghtv-three tickets were sold. TO
Don Mar yesterday on account OF the
lutheran Reunion.
MIR and Mrs. Edward Starner, OF
Colorado, arrived here Sunday to
Visit their parents.
The Lord loves a cheerful g1ver,
and We love prompt payer. Owe
IA anything, brother?
Mrs Derry Zepp has returned home
after spending the weeks end with
friends in Baltimore.
The summer boarding houses are
filed with the usual Vaca+lonerS,
soaking rest from the stuffy city,
Tn this issue will be found a state
mant Of the affairs of Carroll cOun-
tv for tho year ending June 80, 1919
A marriage license was issued at
ToTson Friday last to Elisha j..
Grothe and Mamie B. Harris, Hamp-
stead.
Miss Margaret T.. Mills, of Wash
ingtOn, D. c., is visiting her aunt.
Mrs Vanderford Frizzell, East Green
street.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore to William A. Davis, Jr.,
Wo0dbne, and Rose M. Magruder,
GaiBhersburG.
Richard Shaw and Richard Porrer,
Of St. Louis, got $3.50 for 80 quarts
of dead flies. The latest quotation
Is 60 cents a quart.
Mrs. Arthur Pacy and her two
daughters, Margery and Ann Meg.
Pacy. Baltimore, are spending the
summer at New Windsor.
The Babylon taxi business has been
purchased by William F1eagle, of
this city, who will continue Same
with the usual service.
Mr. Oscar Humbert, of Altoona,
Pa, visited his father, Mr.. Reuben
Humbert, near this city, who is IN
proving from an operation
Prohibitions first victim is William
Holman, San Francisco, ex-barten-
der, Frustrated on the first warm
day following the dry wave.
Miss J. Corrinne Troy, of Center
vile, a former domestic science
teacher in the High School, is "a
guest of Miss Lillian Shipley:
MIR. Reuben Humbert, near this
city, who was taken to a hospital in
Baltimore for treatment is imprOv-
ing under successful operation.
Autoists in Westminster who do
not know how to use the machine
without the cut-outs should be
learned how by the proper au-
thOrities.
Mrs Margaret Dietz, of near Mel
rose is visiting her daughter, Ms
Sarah A. WentZ, of Hanover, 7 a..
MIS-. Dietz is hale and hearty at the
advanced age of IS years.
The NS-11, was struck by ightn-
ing and dropped in flames off
Norfolk, England. Not single mem
Der Of her crew of II could be located
alter the accident
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Myers and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T.. Brown, of this
city, spent several days this week
with DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Schaner,
Harrisburg, Pa.
She dared him to ''kidnap" her.
Parents Of Miss Grace Gasta, Chicago,
believed when they next hear from
their daughter she will be Mrs.
Georgoe Lubugio.
e. Joseph and Skinney visited Atlantic
City on Sunday and had the time of
tnelr lives. They arrived at Union
station, Baltimore, about 10 p. m, the
balance is censored.
Senator R. Smith Snader, Of New
windsor district, files his certificate
OF nomination for State Senator with
the Supervisors of Election for the
coming primary election
A colOred man was elected to the
annapolis council at the municipal
election Monday. The ward has SGT
registered voters and only so are
Whlte, the balance colored.
st. Mary's Reformed Sunday school
or SIlvnr~ DIV
picnic on Thursday, August 7th. If
weather is unfavorable on that day it
Will be held Friday, August Sth.
The next public meeting of the
freedom District Democratic ClIb
VIII be held at the Lyceum, Sykes
vile, on Monday evening, August A,
ana the management has provided 2
real treat The speaker of the even
ing VIII be the Hon. Albert c. Richie,
Attorney-General of Maryland.
A brakeman on the Union Bridge
shlfter fell under car that was in
motion in the Union Bridge yards
Yesterday and was dragged for some
Instance before the train was stopped
HIS injuries are serious. He was
sent to the Washington County Hos
pltal, Hagerstown for treatment.
Elmer ID. Buckley, Littlestown, has
oeen appointed postmaster i'm that
town.
II. David Hess, Of near Harvey,
carroll county, met with quite a
serious accident last Friday While
- ne field raking hay with two
horses attached to the rake, the ami