The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-03

tentions to vote this. fan and both
Republicans.
TANEYTOWN.
Miss Myra Grove, OF Glenn Rock,
paid Miss Mary Hesson a flying visit
lon Sunday.
Some time during last Friday night
OR early Saturday morning, thief or
thieves stole the fine black horse OF
George r. Sauble. The horse was in
the field, and the thieves went to the
stable took a saddle and bride, went
to the field and made way with the
horse. Mr.. Sauble, the States Attorney
/ and the Sheriff, have been working on
the case since On Monday Mr.. Sauble
was informed that horse answering
the description had been seen walking
the road. His son started in the direc-
ton and found the horse had war
dered to the farm of Merle Mertz be-
tween Emmitsburg and Gettysburg,
where he found the horse, sore and
lame, but without saddle and bride.
1t is supposed that it was driven I'M
It'll becoming lame and abandoned.
Earl Sauble brought the horse home
Monday. 1t was quite lame, hungry and
Thirsty, and quite glad to get home. On
Saturday while all the men were abb
sent from home some one again en-
tered Mr.. Sauble's stable, and was MAX
ing preparations to take another horse
which was standing in the stable with
the harness on. A man entered the
stable removed the harness, and was
putting "a bride on the animal, when
Master Raymond Sauble went to the
stable and noticed that the harness
was off the horse, The man seeing him
4 fled, before he could get a good view
Of his faceTh county officials and
i Mr. Sauble are making an investiga
/ ton. We hope the guilty parties will
be caught and given the full extent of
the law. Just week ago Mr.. Saubles
dairy house was entered and eleven
dressed chickens taken. The same
might the Taneytown Garage was rob
bed of several hundred dollars worth
E.of repairs, this has happened every
year for about three successive. years,
either fair week. or near fair time, 1t
is time for the thieves to be caught,
and Mr.. Sauble does not intend to
leave any stone unturned to catch
them. rs ~
i John Kiser and wife, of Hanover,
spent the weeks end with friends here.
John Yingiing and wife spent the
weeks end in Hanover.
The faithful horse owned by the
Grain and Supply Co died on Satur-
day night quite suddenly of indiges-
ton.
Il Samuel Weybright.. of Detour, has
purchased the property of DR.. F. II.
Seiss, through D. W. Garner, real es-
tate agent, on private terms.
Il Prof c. F.. Sanders and wife and
Mrs Jennie Benner, of Gettysburg,
and Mrs. Mary Benner, of near Har-
ney, spent Thursday last with their
brother, ID. j. Hesson and family.
I Miss Mary Hesson spent Monday
and Tuesday in frederick.
z Mrs. C. H. 1Eoetz and daughter, Mrs
! Fred Koontz, and daughter, Katharine
returned to their home in baltimore
: after 50 .nding five weeks at the Cen
! trail Hotel.
Adam tioyer, wife and children,
gf&dam, JR.. and Louise, of Philadelphia,
Miss Louise .Brendle, Of Hanover
spent Tuesday with H.sC. Brendle and
! family. -
Miss Mildred Brendle is the guest OF
Willis Bowman OF Hanover
Mr.. Kraft and family, of Baltimore
spent Friday last with George II
, Birnie and family.
: Fern Weaver and wife, and Paul e.
Newman, spent the weeks end with
the formers mother, Mrs, Nettie A,
Weaver
Ii. Miss Eleanor and Mr.. Clotworthy
Birnie entertained Kern Weaver anu
: wife and Mr.. Paul e, Newman on Sal
urday evening.
Frank Cunningham, wife. and son
AFotter, of Washington, spent por-
ton of the week with George H. Rir,
/. ME and family.
Miss Hartman, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Amman.
Henry Yancy and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
; are the guests of her parents, Rev. G
Z; Wilbur Shipley, at the Manse.
Mrs Hannah Six Heck, widow oil
griah Heck; died at her home or
Frederick street, from paralysis or
Tuesday morning, in her 10th year. Sh,
; Is the last member of the Six family
: of about twelve children. She leave.
no children, but large number oil
: fleiees and nephews Funeral will be
/, held at the Reformed Church Thurs
: Iday morning of which she was mem
thef, with intermehtsdn the Reformee
D ccmetery.
"A A game of base ball was played be.
! tween Taneytown and Fairfieldson the
hon grounds with a score of , TO
| in favor of iTauavfOwit --s-e- - =
p. Wilmer and daughter, Ellen, and
granddaughter, Elizabeth, of Man
helm, and Mrs. Elizabeth Nissley, d
15andisviITe, Pa, spent the weeks END
: with the formers sister, Mrs. Jessie
Myers.