The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26


ported in this county.
Two crates of carrier pigeons were
liberated Sunday at the railroad
Await Weller has resigned his po-
sition with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
Two games of base ball will be
played at Deer Park Sunday school
picnic, at smallwood.
For most excellent and interest
ing trip through the West consult
Harry W. d. Smith, tonsorialist.
Roger Day, Eldersburg, killed a
bald eagle at Morgan's Run, that
measured six feet. six inches from tip
10 tip of wing.
Miss Bessie Rosenstock and Miss
Ethel Mitten, of this city, left Friday
on an extended trip to the Catskill
Mountains and expect to return-well
that depends.
Mrs. Joseph S. Stoncr and two
daughters, Miss Catherine and Vir-
gina, Bond street. were guests OF Mrs.
Stoner's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Waltman. near Frizellburg.
Miss Regenia Bradford. of Clarks-
burg, w Va who has been the house
guest OF Miss Josephine Gardner, has
returned home, accompanied by Miss
Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph wimert, Miss
Marie Davies and Carroll and Thelma
Wimert spent a very pleasant week
in Gore, Pa, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mcllwec
Mr. Jesse + Stem. better known ~
Dock, has been appointed as Forest
Wardne Of the state OF Maryland, with
the G. & = Telephone Company. OF
this city
James D. Mitchell and Carroll T..
Crawford representatives Of the Con
tinental Life lns Co. spent last weeks
end at the Home Office, nt Wilmington.
Del
Mrs Harry Bond and son. Master
ChcRley. Of Washington. are guests Of
her mother, Mrs G.. W FrIzzell. East
Green street Miss Margaret Mills, OF
Washington. was a weeks end visitor
Of Mrs. Frizzcll.
Harmony Grove viii hold picnic
Saturday. September 3. beginning AZ
O'Clock Base ball VIII be one ~ the
attractions Music win be- furnished
by the SykcEyiIle Band SuppcrH will
be served on tho ground
How woul you like to have Henry
10 buck for you when you were % miles
away from home after a fun day ~
pleasure and with Your best Hirl7 For
fun information on the trip see Nose
ut the railroad II requires 2 hours and
u minutes Ia complete the story. bui
Il Is worth H. Charley Chnplns an
ties caused many thousand 70 grin.
hut this story ia a side splitter
Theodore g., aged So years. son %
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Lester. % plruH.
ant VALLEY, was run over by Mr. Cal
win Starner'R automobile. near F1un.
tain Valley on Tanrytuwn State road
Monday while driving cattle for Mr.
Elmer Myers Young Leificr Is con
fined 10 his home ln critical con
diiiOn heing unconscious most uf the
timo The wheels ~ the car passo
over his stomach
J T. Stoncr and family mDiorpd la
Annapolis on Monday afternoon, Aue.
ust %, Ia meet their Euu willard. who
arrived there Monday. from Cuba. en-
route FOR New York city. on the 4. y
$ Destroyer Wurdrn. 80 ess, which
he has charge ut the Radio on said
ship Mr.. Stuncr and family were TAX.
en- un the destroyer aud shown over
same. with its many departments and
Immense equipment u ls some Gus
ship
Those who spent sunday with Mr..
and Mrs John l. Hun. Of Mount
Pleasant, were Mr. n $ Zimmerman.
Mrs Sue Long Miss Nellie Long. Mlsa
Minnie s Long, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
II Merrick, Miss Gladys Mcrrlck. Miss
iAllinn Hanson. Mr. samuel Welt. SIR
and Mrs Maurice Triplcti. Mr.. aud
Mrs Clarence Hun. an of baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs Noah Ruth, Miss GGldia
sehaale, Mr. Henry schaale. MIR
Lawrence Mccain. York Mrs. Mel.
son Bankert and Robert Wisncr. at
Mount Pleasant