The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-02
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEP. 2, 1921
BRIEFS

Gettysburg College will open for its
'ninetieth year on September 81.
Frederick city tax was made $1.1O
on the 800.
Miss Lillian Smith has returned
home after spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. George Logue.
Miss Margaret and Agnes Bauer
line have returned home after spend
ing some time with her aunt.
The good old summer weather has
spent the week with us and It is a
hummer too.
The primary registration will be
next Tuesday September 6, and the
election Friday, September o.
Clarence Harris, farmer near
Bay View, has lost six horses during
the past few days from meningitis.
A number Of wild black ducks have
stayed in the locality Of Queen Annes
to rear their young this summer,
which Is a very unusuaf thing
Mrs George Fahs and children of
York, Pa. spent the first part OF the
week with her aunt Mrs. Ernest
Stulta, Of this city.
Rev. James f. Lowe and wife Of
Cumberland, n. Y, spent last Thurs
day with their aunt, Mrs. Ernest
Stultz, Doyle avenue.
Bootleggers are stocking up on
wet goods stored away for future use
by Mrs. Isaac Nicholson, OF Balti-
more. They made $4,000 haul last
week from her cellar.
Adjutant General Record. Of the
National Guard, who wag in command
of the l15th Infantry In France, has
been granted the rank of brigader
general by the War Department
Professor c. A. Mcbride, for a num-
Der Of years principal OF the Easton
High School, has resigned 20 accept
a position with the Polytechnic In
stitutc, OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blizzard made
a flying visit TO Mr. and Mrs. George
BOgue, Miss Edna Blizzard and Miss
buttie Caple spent Sunday evening
at Mrs. George Logue, Ogg summit
Those who spent the past Sunday
in Gettysburg were Mr.. Marshall
Flatcr and son, Geo Flater Mrs Eta
Wsner, Of Reese; James GOrsuch
and Mrs George LOEue and son,
Theodore L0gue, Ogg Summit.
Edith Beaver Webb, wealthy New
York society girl. threw her social
position and wealthy friends into the
discard TO become the wife OF George
Miles, groom in the Lake Forest
stables OF BENJAMIN Bchr of Chicago.
Joseph simpson, Of Baltimore,
fIirted with a young lady Monday
night in that city, ana for doing so
parted with $51.7O The lady had MIN
arrested and the Magistrate put the
above cost on him.
William T. Hoskinson Of Gathers
burg is the defendant In a suit for %
limited divorce filed In the circuit
court of Rockville by Mrs Minnie
Cornelius Hoskinson, Silver Spring
Montgomery county
Noah Mannon, recently arrested
charged with firing wheat stacks on
the farm Of Wiley Cecii, near Battle
Swamp, and then robbing his employ
er's house, was held under $1,000 bond
for action OF the Grand jury at Elk
ton
Emerson Burrier, Of Mt. Airy, re-
ceived word Of the death OF her moth
err, Mrs. Mary r. Burrier, Mt Pleas
ant. She was ~ years of age and
died from the shock following an ac-
cident in which she fractured her
hip.
Those spending Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Pool were Mr.,
Frank Warehime. Mr.. and Mrs. En-
ory Pool BALTIMORE Mrs. larriette
Gambler Mr. Eddie Maurice Pool,
Mrs. Harry Hughes and sons, How
ard and Charles,
The Rev. Harold L. Shipley, Mount
Airy, OF the Baltimore Conference,
has been appointed to the Methodist
Episcopal charge including the yell
low Springs and Lewistown churches.
He will succeed the Rev r. II. La
mar, who resigned on account Of III
health. He will reside at Lewistown.
Tuesday, September 9Th, will be
registration day and this is the only
day OF registration before the pri-
mary. Only those who are already
registered or who register on that
day will be entitled to vote in the pri-
mary and express their choice be-
tween the various candidates,
Manchester Fire Company is hold
ing three-day carnival in their lit
tie town. 1t started today and will
continue tomorrow and Monday. The
Westminster Fire Company will at.
tend with a full delegation Monday
accompanied by the Westminster
band.
The Antietam Paper Company, Hag
erstown, which in 1914 established 9
wholesale branch az Jacksonville
Fla, has just completed a deal fol
i the purchase of the Drew Wholesale
Paper House in Jacksonville. TIL,