The Democratic advocate., 1921-07-22
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 22, 1921
BRIEFS
The Chautauqua IS hero.


visited the Advocate Tuesday.
Lutheran's Reunion will be held at
Pen Mar next Thursday.
The Luray excursion Sunday was
well patronized from this station.
MIR. Jack Bohn. Of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives in this city.
The Main-Court Hotel is undergo
ing extensive repairs.
The new residence OF Mr.. F. A. Dif-
fenbach, East Green street, is under
roof.
Miss Ethel ortell, OF Baltimore. spent
the weeks end with Miss Mildred
Eckenrode, East Main street
Mr.. Irving Dell. East Main street
Is enjoying weeks vacation at In
dianapolis.
Mrs. Malanchton Myers and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret. Of Baltimore,
spent Wednesday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw and two
daughters, OF Baltimore, visited rela-
tive3 here Wednesday.
Two young men of Philadelphia re-
ceived broken necks when they dtVed
into shallow water Sunday. Both died
Mrs. Annie r. Mumford was taken
TO the Mercy hospital TO be operated
upon for gall stones by her physician
Mrs. Joseph s. stoner, Bond street,
spent a few days in Baltimore this
week.
Mrs. Alexander Lamschack. and
daughter, Clotilda Maria, OF Indiana,
Pa. Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse +. Stem, Of this city
A marriage license was Issued in
Baltimore Wednesday to Freddie p
Harrison, Mount Airy and Mary r.
Broderick, Delta. Pa.
Mrs. II. v Simpson, Libertytown,
received word recently OF the death OF
her brother, Meredith James. Mclean
H.. on July H. of Brighta disease
Wade Miller. East Green street, had
his right hand badly injured by get
ting Il caught In tire machine at V
A. ChTest g. Bros
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward t. Kaufman
and son and Mr.. Vim. Devon mot0red
10 Atlantic City and are spending q
few days at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Miss Annie Warner, Of Washington.
who had spent some time with her
"a
Heighth." will return this week.
Mr.. william II. Bowers, his city, has
filed his certificate of nomination for
Sheriff ON the Democratic ticket with
the Supervisors Of Election.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Il. Brennick. OF
New York. are spending some time
with Mrs. Brennicks brothers in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Morse. Of
Richland Park. N. j.. and the Misses
Fuss, OF Glyndon. spent Friday with
friends In this city.
Those who spent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Streyig We're
Mr. Samuel Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Adam
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller and
son. Raymond. all OF Hanover, Pa.
William Norris. son OF Doctor and
Mrs NJ. ID. Norris. OF Eldersburg, has
returned from Plattsburg Training
Camp, where he has been for the last
five weeks.
Former United States Senator Blair
Lee is a patient at the Union Pro-
testant Infirmary. Baltimore. An oper-
alton was performed an affection to
the face.
Mr.. Slorp. of Dayton Ohio, Is spend
ing his usual vacation with bis par
enta, Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Slorp,
this city. Mr.. Slorp Is one OF Dayton's
progressive young men.
Edward o. Weant, trustee, sold on
Saturday the David II. Leppo farm,
containing las acres with improve
ments to William A. Warehime for
$1,000.
Amman. Horner & Co, of Emmits-
burg, one OF the oldest private bank
ing organizations in the State of Mary
Land will be converted shortly into a
State Institution This move has been
contemplated for some time, but II has
been only within the past few weeks
that he officers have taken any steps
in this direction.
Mr. and Mrs Wade Hobbs and
mother, Mrs. Julia McQuay had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
liam McQuay, son George, and daugh-
ters Nettie. Gertrude, Irma and Eliza
beth AuAry, OF Baltimore; Theo. Kauif-
man, wife and daughter, Evelyn, OF
Westminster; Grant Kaufman, wife
and two sons, of Dennings; Mrs. John
Williams and daughter, Sadie, Charles
Gibson, of Woodbine; Emerson and
Thelma Bowers OF Winfield; Mrs.
Lewis Thomas and sons, Sherman and
John, and daughters, Anna and OAie,
Of Gathers, and the following chill
dren, Blaine McQuay and family, Of
Westminster; George Glover and fam
fly, OF Bloom; Harrison Shipley and
wife, OF Gist: Mrs. Clarence Caples
and daughters, near State Road Ray
McQnay, OF Gist. and Minnie McQuay,
Of Mt Washington.