The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-01-02
BRIEFS.
Practice writing 1920.

Practice writing 1920.
Mrs Effie Snader, of Baltimore, Wis
tied friends in this city Saturday.
Mr. John Cassell, Of Philadelphia,
has returned after a short visit here.
Mr.. Howard Stitley, Hagerstown,
visited relatives in this county over
Sunday.
Miss Catherine Rupert, Washington,
visited her father, Mr.. Adam Rupert,
near this city.
Mrs. Thomas Bankert, Bond street,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Alexander,
in Baltimore.
Prof. Wiley Jenkins and Prof. Kolb,
Of Frostburg, spent some Of the holt
days in this city.
w. Raymond Oursler and Norman
Mitten, OF Kennett Square, Pa, were
home for Christmas.
Charles Fink and Jack Baumgart-
ner, Baltimore, were weeks end
guests Of friends here.
Charles Bowers, Bark Hill, has
bought "Scraggy Naples" from Mrs.
Laura H. Hamilton, for $4,000.
Mr.. William Simpson, New York,
oPOAL (AC uOAIOdSo Will HIS uOIuSII
Mrs. Ella Simpson, Court Place.
Miss Derma Yeiser, Washington,
D. c., has returned after spending
Christmas at her home in this city.
The body of Walter Bange, of Han
over, was brought to New Windsor
and inferred in Greenwood cemetery.
The Lineboro Furniture Company, at
Lineboro, will be moved to York, Pa,
as soon as the buildings are complet-
ed.
We thank Mr.. N. T. Wantz, OF Chino,
Calf, for copies OF the Los Angeles
Times and Chino-Champion news
papers.
Mr.. Luther Bankert, of Buffalo, N.
Y, spent the weeks. end with his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Bankert, Bond
street.
f. C. Keefer's Trio, this city, will
furnish the music for the leap year
dance held in the Hotel Slagle, at EN-
nitsburg, January 2.
MI Harry Whitmore, Hyattsville,
spent Christmas at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Whit
more, College avenue.
The Consolidated Public Utilities
Company have sent to a Cleveland
firm specifications for another engine
for the electric plant at Cranberry.
The citizens of Union Bridge are
circulating a petition for the purpose
OF protesting against the advance
rates of the C. & P. Telephone Com
pany. ....... .,
The Denning's correspondent says,
fiT1iC RI
ing and settled down for the winter
with plenty Of pudding and sausage
TO eat
Fool questions may be propounded
in the places where men gather in
Westminster, but these questions don't
surpass those asked in civil service
examination.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Albert and
daughter, Miss Frances, Waynesboro
Pa, were weeks end guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Butler
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold and
daughter, Lillian, Baltimore, were
guests Sunday and Monday at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Alfred Arm
old. Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Katherine W. Ford, of Ford's
Inn, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Voltz, who are giving a house
party in her honor at their beautiful
home, Broadway, Baltimore.
Miss Alice Culbertson, aged So
daughter of the late Samuel F. Cub
ertson, died Wednesday at Sykesville
Her body was buried in Riverview
Cemetery, Williamsport, Friday.
Mr.. o. c.. Corbin, East Main street
has taken the agency for the Aeolian-
vocation Photograph & Records. This
company is the largest manufactur-
ers Of musical instruments in the
world.
Burkholder's Distillery, at Gran
berry, was again entered on Christ
mas eve and about 30 gallons OF
whiskey taken. The lock was torn
from the keeper on the door by a
pick, it is said.
Mrs. Medola A Horner, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Mervin
Benner, of Mt. Joy township, Pa, on
December % in her 64th year She
was a daughter of the late DR.. Bush,
Of Harvey, and member Of the Piney
Greek Presbyterian Church.
A Carroll countian paid SITS and
costs in Baltimore Christmas day on a
charge of having a head on collision
with another machine at ReisterstoWn
road and Kate avenue and running on
the wrong side of the street with his
automobile