The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-10-17
Frederick Fair next week.
Rain, and all day. Sunday,

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Rain, and all day. Sunday.
Tomorrow i Alaska Day !
Alaska.
\ "a crowd estimated at 200 900 al
tended the York Fair.
Miss Mary Miller, West Main stree
Il III Baltimore hospital having n
tonsils removed.
These b the days when felloy
hesitates to ask his friend to "hav
something" He might accept.
ELMER Pittinger, OF near Uniol
Bridge, has sold his farm to gen
tleman i'm Virginia for $4,000.
What's better than a rabbit in
hollow log? Ask two men nea
Tannery who can answer the CUES
ton.
Ill. M. Leese, Hanover, Pa, sold his
75 acre farm, situated near Uniol
Mills, to Benjamin U. Lemke, Unio1
Mills.
A marriage license was issued il
Baltimore Tuesday to Vernon O. Utz
Greenmount, and Eulalie R. Benson
Upperco.
D0I1Ou'
ically tell us that food il on thu
down grade. Perhaps it is-in the
newspapers.
Rev. Elmer Mowbray and family
Of Winfield were guests on Friday
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. ZiIe, and fam
lily, this city.
Mrs. U. Grant Heldabridle returned
Saturday to her home in Unfontown
after visiting relatives in Baltimore
and friends in this city.
The census of Maryland is to be
taken, beginning January 2 and last
two weeks or more. 1t will require
several thousand men to do the work
a marriage license was issued i'm
Baltimore Saturday to James Abbott
and Carrie B. McClare. Mrs. IL. NJ.
Abbott, LSykesville, secured the Ii
cense.
As the leaves begin to fall a rake
is a handy thing to have around the
yard. Their possibilities are only
appreciated by those who pass by
after using.
Walter Coppersmith has moved his
taxi headquarters to the East End
Garage, East Main street, and an
nounces that his telephone numDer
will be 234.
Frank M. Stevenson. Of Creagers-
town, exhibited number of his
prize winning cattle at the York
fair. Frank brought home several
good premiums.
Western Maryland College football
team received the short end in a
game on the college grounds Satur-
day afternoon with Gettysburg Col
lege. The score was Fl to 0.
Mr. Charles Snyder, of Webster
street, an employee of the Western
Maryland Railroad had his left foot
mashed by coupling of a car fall
ing upon it. He is suffering from
four badly crushed toes.
The Aid Society Of St. Matthew's
church, Pleasant Valley will hold
it's meeting on Wednesday evening,
October 22, at 7.30 p. m. Should the
weather be unfavorable it will be
held the following evening.
a large party was given i'm honor
home of /. J. VanFossen, Asbestos
were present and spent pleasant
evening. Refreshments were served
which all enjoyed.
A community meeting will be held
at Baust church, October %, at s
p. I'M. Arrangements are i'm charge
of the Brotherhood and Ladies' Aid
Society. The speakers will be Prof.
Richardson of the State College and
Miss Wotring of Hood College.
a local freight backed into one of
B. F. Shriver Co.'s trucks at the
freight depot Friday afternoon as it
tried to cross the track. James
McQuay, the driver, jumped and
saved himself from injury and pos
sibly death. The truck was badly
mashed up.
There will BE no mora turning
clocks ahead or back after October
26th. Due to Congress passing a
bill over President Wilson's veto, the
daylight saving plan will end on
that date So remember that on
Sunday, October 26th, at 1 o'clock
turn your timepiece back to ~
o'clock midnight.
Services at st. Mary's Reformed
church, Silver Run-Rally Day in
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Every
member present. The services will
be continued in main auditorium at
1890 a. m, where the school will
render special service entitled
Living for Jesus. Everybody il
invited. Young Peoples Service in
the evening at $780, A special SER
mon will be preached by the pastor.
A Young Peoples organization will
be effected at this service. All well
come.
There will be a community meet
ing at Lineboro Saturday, October
rs. AT the afternoon meeting DIR. II.
B. Symons, director of the Extension
Service Of Maryland State College,
will be present; and DR.. Cass, dis
trict veterinarian, will give talk on
hog cholera. The woman's meeting
will be in charge Of the Home
Demonstration Agent, and Miss Ola
Day, OF State College, will BE- the
chief speaker. The proceeds of th5
day will be used towards Firemen S
Building Fund Political speakers
will be present at the night meeting