The Democratic advocate., 1920-10-08
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BhlEES
1HYheat has taken tumble with
other articles.
Tuesday being Columbus Day banks
and Court House viii be closed.
Flu has again made its appearance.
II seems tosbe q regular fall visitor.
Folks III town are already wonder
Ing how cold it is going to get this.
winter. -
{ Mrs. Harry Gosnell. OF Akron, Ohio,
is visiting Mrs. Walter A. Ford, at
Ford's Inn.
Isaac Long. John Black and William
Bowman spent the weeks end fishing
atAnnapolis.
,' Mrsand Mrs. Leeds Biliingslea, who
we're recently married have returned
to this city
Charles Ponzi will pay 80 cents on
the dollar to his creditors Of his high
finance scheme.
Mrs. William Shaeffer, East Main
Z street who spent last week in BaIti-
more, returned home.
During the month of September
7O;0t2t foreigneva arrived and S5,6S9
departed in this country.
Mrs Frank Fouke. who spent the
HanIpef in this city has returned to
Baltdn0re for the winter.
TWo airoplanes, flying very high
passed over here Sunday, going in a
mort west direction
MI. Charles Wisner and A. v, Wis
nef spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cdnard Blum, Of Sandyville.
M. M 8 Al. Sullivan, moved his fami-
w 10 hi new home. formerly the Geo.
SlarreF property. West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Lukens and chill
dreH Bond street, are spending sew
erat days in York, Pa, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Wisner, Of
ffoncksyille, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wisner.
The Union Bridge -four mill has
been purchased by Wilbur Warner, Of
HakerstoWh. The mill will be remod-
cled.
Mr.. Paul Routson and son, of Prov
idence, r. Il. are spending some time
With his sister, Mrs. Wantz, near this
city.
~ In taking wallop at the tax rate
most Of us usually strike out. There
are no Babe Ruths when the assessor
pitches.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bankert and
sons, of Patapsco. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. /. VanFossen, Of AS
bestos.
Mrs. John j. Rose, East Green street
! left today to spend three weeks with
her sister, Mrs E. O. Sterling, Wash
ington.
Humbert's store will hold a festival
I Saturday, October 8. Carroll County
Reed Band will furnish music. Every
body come.
Mrs. Vernon Rhoten and sons, Dom
aid and Robert, of Finksburg, spent
Wednesday with her mother, Mrs.An-
mig Fool.
Y Arin0uncements are. out for the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Miller, this city which takes place
October ~.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Monday to Benjamin u.
.Hannfe, Cansey, s.. c., and Hattie 2.
Haines, Linwood
Mr.. A. r.. Lukens. superintendent at
the Congoleum plant at Asbestos has
resigned his position, taking effect
October 1st.
, 4 Mrs. Margaret I. Phillips, of Balti-
more, was granted a divorce from her
husband. Her marriage lasted but one
day short duration.
Mrs. Thomas Moore and child, of
Scranton, Pa, are visitors of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwei-
CART. West Main street.
Mrs. Vernon Rhoten and sons, DON
aid and Robert, of Finksburg, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Oscar
Williams, OF Reisterstown.
Mr.. Jos. H. Hahn moved to his new
property on East Main street Monday.
He will open meat market, something
the citizens need at this end.
Mrs. Samuel Tubman, of Baltimore,
and well known in this city, was elec-
ted Maryland member of the inter
national nominating committee.
E. G. Myers and wife and Miss
Gladys, of Salmga, Pa, spent the
weeks end with his brother, F. III.
Myers and family. of Mt. Pleasant.
On next Sunday, the Sunday before
columbus Day. the subject of Mr..
Setbrookss sermon at the Lutheran
Church Deer Park road, win be "The
Hand of God in American History"