The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-23

Mceh emu guest oi MISS filiua WefLz
Bond street
The Hagerstown Fair was not SUE
cess financially The loss is placed al
$4,000, it IS said.
The Ladies' Aid of Trinity Lutheran
Church win meet at the church, De.
cember rs, at o'clock
Mr. Charles Close Of near West.
minister. killed four pprkers weigh
ing 175, 200, $40 and 500.
Miss Kate Small, OF Cavetown, Is
spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. Albertus Myers, this city.
Edward G. Wilhelm, New Windsor.
killed FIVE hogs weighing as follows
455, S73. 1926, 42s and 47O pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers. Mr.. md
/ Mrs. Jacob Frock and Miss Mable Ny
ers spent Thursday in Hanover.
Miss Carrie shrlver, OF Hagerstown.
visited her mother, Mrs. d. Keener
Shriver, East Green street. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. sherfey re-
ceiyed a Xmas present on December
II, when a 10 pound daughter arrived.
Misses Mabel Weant and Catherine
Sponseller, returned Saturday to
spend the Xmas holidays at their
homes.
All business places In this city. will
observe Monday for the Christmas
holiday. Banks Stores and Court
House will be closed.
Mordecal J. Selby. New windsor.
and Rae Wagner. OF Westminster.
were married on Saturday. December
II, by Elder Criah Bixler
Or r. J. Coonan, who has been rc.
covering from long illness. was able
10 90 to the postofiice last week and
attend TO some OF the business.
Moleyille Farm Post No 100 veter-
ans OF Foreign Wars held their annual
election OF officers for the ensuing
year. after which they partook OF 4
banquet given by the Post
Mr. C. Il Harver. OF Taueytown.
killed three hogs on December Is that
weighted 275, 325 and sos pounds.
Seven and one half cans Of lard was
taken from the above pnrkers.
Mr., Clarence II. stongr's Ford
caught IRE on the New Windsor State
Road on Sunday night, aud was CON.
pletely destroyed Insured with West
minister Realty a Insurance Co
Mr. Grant Buchcr. Of Upperco. who
has been employed at the Treasury DE.
partment Washington, we are sorry %
announce, has resigned his position on
account OF his health and has return.
ed home
Westminster Realty 4 Insurance
Co. Mitchell a. Crawford, have sold o.
MIR. and Mrs Edward NJ Russell. of
Frederick Mr.. Oscar Taylor'H modern
home and farm at Bethel Heights Pos
session Auril LIST, 1929.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Dodrer. Of
this city, received q barrel containing
oranges. tanRarinea. grape fruit
emons and kumquats. from their
daughter and sUn-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Wantz, OF Arcadia. Florida
which was appreciated very much
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clnry enter
tanned ~ their home Sunset Cottage
on Sunday. a number OF their friends
and among them were Mr. an3 Mrs
Robert Leesc and son, Monroe. and
Mr. and Mrs William Hunter and
others.
Albert Taylor. 30 years old, ware.
houseman in Codorus township. Pa
committed suicide by hanging. Miss
ing from home az dinner time, q
search was made and his body was
found hanging from a rafter ON the
third floor Of the warehouse,
Mr.. Jesse Roger and Mr. Andrew
Mckinney. this city, have purchased
the stock and fixtures OF EiRin's Sup
ply Company, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Union street They will
take possession January LIST The
above men are hustlers ana will sure
ly make a success.
James r.. Rend. Jr, 22year-old
grandson OF the late William y Rend,
wealthy Chicago coal dealer. has filed
suit against his parents Mr.. and Mrs
James Il. Rend, for the recovery Of
1856. 900 worth OF stock in the ". r..
Rend Company Young Rend charges
he was defrauded out OF the $3600QG
by his parents.
Mr. Joseph l.. Matthias. East Main
street, whose car was stolen ~ Home
wood last Thursday was found a.
lampden at 3 o'clock Friday morning
The car was stolen about noon The
thieves broke the switch to get the
machine started. In the machine was
Christmas goods and blankets, which
all were gone when found.
4 Edward w. Case. real estate and In
surance agent. presented the AdYo-
ate with one OF his excellent 1922
alendars. The title Of the scene at
/ the top is "In Northern Woods II Is
/ a photograph Of four horses pulling
1 sled through a snow covered forest
loaded with logs for the mill. II Is a
most seryiceable piece Of work as
| we'll as elaborate.
Mr. Raymond Hummer, well
known young farmer, Of Detour, sus-
aimed serious injuries, Thursday
when he fell from ladder and land
ID on a concrete curb at his barn, on