The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-12
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Thirteen cent sugar promised oh.
what a world.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Brandenburg
of Mt. Airy were in this city yester-
day.
William H. Bowers G Son, Court
street, are enlarging their garage by
building new shop.
Earl Sauble has taken possession
of the store purchased of c. e. En-
gel G Co, New Windsor.
The Republicans will hold their
National Convention in Chicago on
June s.
The six cent street car fare for
Baltimore will soon go back into
1 effect
Former Governor Edwin Warfeld,
AZ president of the Fidelity and Deposit
Company, has resigned on account of
ill health
Mr. Joseph Hunter, .Sr., Ward ave-
VI nue., has been critically ill and his
condition is anything but encourag-
A ing at this time.
S P. O. of =. of Westminster and
=. o. . of A. of Westminster, will
worship i'm Grace Lutheran church
at 1890 q III. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowers, this
city, are receiving congratulations
N over the arrival of a son. They will
Y call him William I'll. Bowers.
Tomorrow evening Fofd's Inn will
hold dance as a special feature for
the young Everybody is welcome.
Music during the evening.
Tom Casey's Comedians, who
showed at the Opera House this week
to excellent audiences, will return %
Mr.. Edward w. Case, insurance
agent, East Main street presented
the Advocate beautiful calendar on
which is "a painting entitled Our
Hero"
Daron and Gondy, ministries are
billed for an exhibition December lS
at the Opera House for the benefit
of Molleville Farm Post No. 16O,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
Louis Sachs, Baltimore, was in
this city yesterday and has con-
tracted to advertise his line of 80
used cars that he has at his disposal.
See advertisement i'm our next issue.
DR.. and Mrs MI M Norris, of New
Windsor. accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. VIM. H. Urner, Baltimore, will
leave Monday for Miami, Fla, and
Havana, where they will visit until
Spring.
Mrs Thomas Lindsay, Fair Ground
Hill had an operation performed at
q hospital i'm Baltimore yesterday.
EHer condition Is alarming. She Is
daughter of Mrs Thomas Kreglo,
East Main street
Harry C.. Mitten, of near Reisters-
ltown, butchered five fine porkers on
Saturday, December 6. Harry ~.
IYingling did the killing. The
weights were 365, 351. 313, 312 and
I:3G7, total 1648 pounds.
The Church Of God at Warfields-
hurg will begin revival services O.
lI Sunday next, December ia, at 7.3O ID
m and will continue each evening
during the week. All are welcome
Rev. w. tG. Strine, pastor.
The regular monthly meeting Of
n the Women's Civic League, Will o.
held at the home OF Mrs. Walter IT.
Davis, Thursday evening, December
18th, at gao r. m- q large attendance
Of the membership - AO0lAOA
The large dry goods stores Of this
N citv closed at ID. m. each evening
this week in compliance with The
I fuel order. They expect To open
N after .6 ~. rl. next week but nothing
definite can be ascertained ~ this
issue.
By mistake w. publish in another
A part of this weeks issue that Ser
geant Paul Lynch has re-enlisted 1n
MY regular army. This il not cor
rect. Sergeant Lynch has been dis
charged and il now visiting in this
city.
\ Mr. and Mrs. George W Yeiser,
Union Mills gave % reception last
evening in honor of their daughter
ANA sor-in-law, MIR. and Mrs Roy
Kindig who were recently married
ana returned from their honeymoon
Wednesday,
W Mr. and Mrs, Geo. A- Grau have
moved from near Mexico to their new
home which they bought ~ Gist
The nefEhbors I'LL wish them the
best of good luck and prosperity lr
the future for they will be greatly
missed by all who knew them