The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-16

We will start on our three month
of Fall next Thursday.
Mr.. Nicholas Mummaugh. of Lawn
dale, has improved his residence with
water and bath.
Granville l.. wachter, Of Frederick.
sued A. o. Davis for $500 and receiv-
ed verdict for one cent.
Mr., Harry Greeuhaltx. who fell he
.wCen two boilsrs a. the Gas House
r. aay and seriously injured himself
is convalescing.
A card from Mr.. John Manning, this
city, received at this Office shows
that he and his brother, willlanh ar
rived safely at orrville. Ohio.
Mr.. Geo. N. Hunter. accompanied by
number of friends. left this morn
ing for Reading, Pa, where Duke OF
Westminster Is entered In race to-
day.
Miss Helen wisner, OF Patapsco,
who lived with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs Lewis II. Wisner, Is attend
ing private school in Baltimore this
winter
Master Harry shipley. Of this city.
underwent successful operation.
Thursday. a removal OF adenoIds and
tonsIls at st. Josephs Hospital Bal
timore. Md.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Albert and
daughter. Miss Frances. OF Waynes-
boro. Pa, we're guests OF Mrs Al
bert's mother, Mrs Eli Bntler West
Main street.
/ Last evening 900 people attended
the Bachman's Church festival Al
4 pachman's Valley. Nacc's orchestra
rendered music that kept everybody
carrying smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Westaway, Of
! Evergreen Farm. gave birthday sur
prise party on Wednesday evening IN
honor OF Miss Florence Halneigh. Of
Muscatine. Iowa,
Mrs. Annie NJ. slagle. proprietor Of
Slagie's hosel az Emmllsburg. died
Friday night az a hospital In Gettys-
burg, Pa. She was we'll known
throughout Maryland as u hotel man
aEer.
Religious services for Salem charge
st Beniamin's Sunday school n,
q. m Preaching at 10 a ~. by Rev
IN. l.. Smith 81 Johns sunday
school at p, m and preaching NJ
p. m. by Rev &. @. Lcatherman. ~
Manchester.
! One hundred and twenty-five pounds
Of trout was the catch made ycsier-
day by Paul Leidy. Arthur Stonesifer
+ Arthur zlle and Dr Geo ~ BauRh.
man In the Chesapeake nay below An
napolia. The largest trout was %
/ pounds. caught by Or. Baughman.
A number Of gentlemen from this
city returning from a days outing 81
Eastport Sunday evening Witnessed o
/ bad automobile smash between Anna
polls and Baltimore. Two passengers
were injured who were brought %
the Maryland University Hospital for
trealmena In Mr.. Irwin WANTS car. Of
I Pleasant VALLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Thomas Shilling
Of 9andyvliie. had as their guests the
past Sunday Mr.. and Mrs shipllne, ~
! baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs =, o Bort
ner. of Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs George
Mnmaugh. Mr. and Mrs Raymond
/ Shilling and children, Mr and Mrs
James shilling and family. Mr. and
+ Mrs. ". X Weatsway, IN honor 81 Mrs
shillinR'a three sisters. Of Muucaiine
/ Iowa
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Bemiller. near
Pleasant VALLEY. entertained relatives
and friends Sunday, September IN.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs
Study. daughter and two sons, near
lIittleatown. Mr. and Mrs, John uier'
mahlen and daughter, Pleasant Val
| les: Arthur Duvali. Stone Chapel;
Mr.. ana Mra. Charles ByeTn and two
sons. Mrs. Wilmer Haines, daughters
Icaiharlae and Virginia and son,
Charles. Mrs. VIM Wolf ChnrloF
Wolf. Mrs. Ella Bemiiler. Pauline BE-
miller. Mrs. Jacob Bemlller and
daughter, Emma. Mrs. VIM. schwinn
and son, william, Helen Miller. Mra
Wesley Bemiller. and VIM. Conner
All spent q pleasant day,