The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-10

The public schools of Carroll county
will open Monday, September IS.
Mr.. Esbrandt and family, Bond
street, moved to Baltimore Monday.
Mr.. Lynn Meekins, of Baltimore,
called on friends in this city Tuesday.
The only speaker that is making a
hit now-a-days is Tris.-Peorfa Tran
script.
An airplane was seen going in the
direction of Baltimore last Saturday
Dat sun down.
Some stunt for politicians to handle
E15, 100000 new voters not interested
in campaign cigars.
Mr.. Louis Sellman, OF Baltimore,
spent short vacation among friends
at Warfieldsbufg.
William Stewart died at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Charles L. Sau-
erWein, Baltimore, September 2,
!, Mr.. Edward Sheeler, Of Harrisburg,
Pa, is a guest sof his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Sheeler, Pennsylvania avenue.
Seven persons we're injured in an
automobile wreck near EIlicott City
Saturday afternoon. One will prob
ably die. =
Mr.. Adam SIorp, of Dayton, Ohio,
who was on visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jefferson Slorp. this city,
has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Myers and son,
~ n0If n
mother, Mrs. w. Riley Myers, East
Main street.
No wonder the politicians are op-
posed to having business men in pub
lie Office, as they might run their office
on business principles. ).
Billiards. Department store, Hamp-
stead, was sold to Cavalier & MerkeI,
Of Baltimore, two well known and ex-
perienced business men,
81 Not much betting on Presidential
election yet, but some daring sports
have put up dollar that the netx
President comes from Ohio.
Williars Molloy, a real estate OPP
orator of New York, is involved in a
100000 law suit, for stealing the az
affections of another mans wife.
I The American Sentinel has increas-
ed its subscription price from .$1.0O to
$3.50. This leaves but one paper in
Carroll county at the $1.0O rate.
Messrs. Thomas Fritz, New Wind
sOr; ID. r. Geiman and Norman Ear
hart, this city, witnessed the Union
town automobile races Monday.
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coo worth of liquor in restaurants at
Atlantic City. Liquor seems to be
plenty according to the above haul
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Buckingham
and daughter, of Baltimore, are spend
ing their vacation with his father,
Mr.. A. w. Buckingham, East Green
street
! Druid Ridge cemetery is again
adorned with one of MIR. Jos. il. Ma
thias', handsome monuments.T The fine
stone was erected on the burial lot
for DR.. Hobbs.
Paul Robertson, this city; Marion
Prugh, Sykesville, and Riggs Webb,
Mt. Airy contested for prize calves of
Boys Club contest held throughout
Maryland at College Park.
Lieut., WendaH Phillips and Me-.
ehanic Roy Hooe spent Sunday after
noon with l.. o. Messler and family.
near Union Bridge. Lieut. Phillips
making the trip in an afrplane.
Bachman's Lutheran Sunday school
will hold a lawn fete at Mr. Charles
Halter's Saturday evening, September
IL If the weather is Indictment it
Will be held the following Monday.
Real estate of the late James H. B.
0gle, near Rocky Ridge, brought $685.
1872 3 at public sale. Two farms, one
211 acres, the other 1874 acres, sold for
$14,321 and $11,S90.52, respectively.
Al woodlot of Is acres sold for $3.50,
and a 10-acre mountain lot brought
500.