The Democratic advocate., 1921-07-22
srANEYTONN

Little Betty 0tt, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. y. g. OFT, was taken to Frederick
City Hospital last Wednesday evening
and operated on at once for appendi-
citis. Her mother is staying with herr
and she is getting along very we'll
Mrs Clarence King, who ii d pattern
at the same institution, Is improving
very nicely, and II nothing unforeseen
occurs, she is expected to recover
without an operation
The New oxford Base Ball team
played our boys on the home grounds
on Saturday, resulting In score of a
TO A. in favour of Taneytown.
Mrs Sue Crapstar has returned
home from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Ecker, of near copperMile.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Miller and fam
liz entertained the following on SUM.
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence C. MUIR
ply, of baltimore, and Miss Alice Mil
lsrs OF Philadelphia,
Granddaddy Ramsburg returned to
Lewistown after spending several
days with his daughter, Mrs J. A. p.
Garner
Prof. j. u. Garner and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, OF Harrisburg, spent
several days last week with Mr.. Gar
ner's sister, Mrs. Samuel Gait. OF Cop
pervllie
The store room Of the former Eek
enrode building is to be enlarged and
Otherwise improved. Rumnr says il
will be occupied by Mr.. ID. j. Hesson.
after November LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Aibaugh anG
Mrs Anna May Jones, OF ThurIuoni.
spent Sunday with relatives ana
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs William Gilds and tao
children. of ely, Pa, spent the weeks
end with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Sherman Gilds.
The Sunday School Convention held
In Alumni Hall, Westminster Tues
day was attended by number of peo-
pie from here. and one and all were
very enthusiastic over the convention.
saying 1t was unusually interesting.
Miss Nellie Roger OF Westminster.
spent Thursday last with friends here.
Mr.. Ernest X, Ecker and Miss Ade-
laide Sheppard, OF Baltimore, spen;
the weeks end with the formers par
ents. MIR. and Mrs Harry +. Ecker.
Miss Katharine Brendle is spend
ing some time with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Brendle Of Han
over
The Misses Yingling entertained
the Following on Sunday: Mr. Thos
Ytngling, OF Hanover; Misses Marga-
ret Kane and Laura Shaeffer, Marga-
RET and Mary Little, id0na Bale anG
David Little. of Westminster, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Ylngllng. OF town.
Mrs. John Marker. OF Littlestown.
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Merwyn Fuss.
Mrs Sue Birnie. OF Philadelphia, Is
the guest Of friends here
The freight train going south late
on Saturday evening killed fine COW
for Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Angell The
animal, together with another COW,
had broken out OF the pasture field
and had paid their respects to a corn
field and was crossing the railroad
on their return trip when the COW met
It's fate.
Another more serious accident was
averted on Sunday by very close
margin Mr.. Joshua Kout2. one OF
our Oldest and most respected citi-
zens. was walking on the rail road
track Ia habit that he practices quite
freqpentlyI wien the morning train
from Frederick was bearing down ON
him al moderate rate Of speed. The
whistle sounded the warning repeated
ly. bat Mr.. kohlz being hard Of hear.
Ing did not heed 1t, The train was
stopped Just as he left the track How
he escaped injury Is miraculous.
A public sale wRs held in Westmln,
stsT on Saturday afternoon OF tht
stocks OF the Carroll Record Company
The Reindollar Company and The Bir,
ME Trust Company The Reindollar
Company stock selling for $3.50 I
share; the Carroll Record Company
s35 and the BIrnie Trust Company
s22b share.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Albert Angel and
two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
lerley and three sons and MFR. Rich.
ard Hin spent Sunday In Harney ans
attended the special services held IL
the Harvey u. u. Church
Miss Jane Dern, OF Iiagerstown, anl
Mrs. Frank Wantz, Of near Hnrney
spent Thursday last with Mrs. Mary
Stover and daughter, Mrs Loah
Boontz
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry 0yerhoitzer ant
Vernon Grouse spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Eyler, OF l.adiesburg.
Misses Mary Koontz and Margaret
Grouse are spending some time with
their uncle and aunt, MIR and Mrs
John Albaugh. OF New Midway
Mrs. Frances NJ. Diifsndal and Mr.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Dutterer spent sunda,
afternoon with the formers sister
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Myerly, OF Kings.
dale