The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-02-13
BRIEFS.

G. e. Engle, Union Bridge, is Wis
iting in Battle Creek, Mich.
Rev. P. Fl. Miller, of Baltimore,
spent Wednesday in this city.
Joshua J., Hesson's Winton six will
arrive this week 1t is the latest
model.
Mrs. VIM. McCafrey bought the
toll gate house from Mrs. John. Hesson
for $1,000.
Mrs. Marjorie Grossnickle, of I'm
ion Bridge, is spending some time in
Washington.
Mrs. Samuel T. Lantz, New Windsor
fell down the stairway and badly in
jured herself
James M. Stoner, who had been sick
for several weeks, is out again at
tending to his business.
The Civic League will meet Thurs
day, February 10, at 7.30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Frank Myers.
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown has
been sold to the Herald Publishing
Company of the same place.
Roger Whitehi1l, Union Bridge, has
left for Thurmont where he will con-
duct butchering business.
The February term of the Circuit
Court adjourned yesterday after be-
ing in session since Monday.
Miss Resale Wisner, of Baltimore
spent several days with her friend
Miss Cecilia Shipley, of Patapsco.
The Reisterstown Bus Line resum-
ed it's schedule Monday. Good time
was made considering the roads.
A Leap Year dance will be held in
St. Johns Hall Monday evening, Feb
ruary 16, at $50 p. m. Everybody in.
vited
Mr. Sterling Bixler, Stonersville
bought Mr.. Albert Stevenson's farm
formerly the Edward Bale farm, fol
$4,000.
Mr. Montrase Blizzard, of Small
wood, has accepted position in Bal
timore with his brother in the City
Garage.
Miss Elizabeth Shaeffer, Baltimore
is a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erank T. Shaeffer Pennsyl
vania avenue
Mr Marion Abbott, East Greer
street, fell while walking around IL
his house, breaking the leg that hi
is crippled in.
James D. Mitchell, this city, viii
open in the Times Building, a gener
al insurance office, life, health. acct
dent and compensation.
Miss Anna Pannebaker, of Balti
more, is at home with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Pannebaker, anG
is on the sick fist.
Twenty per cent. income tax to be
paid old maids by bachelors was pro
posed in the constitutional conyen.
ton at Springfield, III.
Mrs. Alice Kemper, of Hanover, Pa.
formerly of Carroll county, died Sun
day. Peter Frownfelter, this city, is
brother of the deceased.
Mrs. A. v. Wisner, of Baltimore, has
returned home after spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l. H. Wisner, Of Lawndale.
William L. Frock, aged 50 years
died at his home in Baltimore Satur-
day, His body was brought to Man
chester Wednesday for burial.
Fannie F. Warren, IS years of age
wife of John W. Warren, died in Bal
timore Tuesday. Interment was in
Loudon Park cemetery Tuesday.
The Aid Society of st. Matthews
church. will hold its regular monthly
meeting Immediately after the service
on Sunday afternoon, February Is.
The roof over the trucks of the
Westminster Transportation Company
leaked badly for several days last
week, causing the trucks TO be showed
up.
Prohibition gave New York big
ser "frappe" than it ever saw in the
old liquor days. Revenue agents pour
ed 100 gallons of booze into a snow
bank.
Mrs William Walking, of Frizell-
burg, is nursing her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Carrie Walking, in Baltimore,
who is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia
Following is the petit jurors: Luth-
er w. Mehring, Edmund f. Smith, G.
Fielder Gilbert, David H. Carbaugh
Oliver A. Haines, Arthur w. Feeser
Walter =. Robertson, Ernest L. Skin
ner, Charles H. Sullivan, George
Folk, Jacob H. Zepp, John Welsey
Snyder, John B. Saylor, Upton Glad
Zepp, Horatio r Garrett, Richard e.
Murray, William ]. Franklin, Morris
J. Wilhide. John H. Hoff, John T.
Shuey, Harry E. Stitely, Arthur w.
Gosnell, William O. Mullinix.