The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-08-04

f Not one Eastern club in the Nation
, al and American League won game
of ball last Monday.
Mrs. Laura Fowble, Baltimore, is
! a guest of her son, Mr.. Harry d. Fow-
BILE, and wife, West Main street.
Mrs. Roy Barnes, of this city, is
; a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
: James S. Brady, Pennville, Pa.
Mr.. William Tawney, of Baltimore,
is spending a short vacation with his
brother, Mr.. Charles Tawney, this
city.
Kemp Hoff and Everett Stem, two
boy soLIts, are camping for one week
at Caledonia Park, near Chambers
burg, Pa.
Miss Marie Long, of Baltimore, is
spending some time at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Long,
1annerY.
Mr.. Carroll Swinderman, of Balti-
more, spent the weeks end with his
ldlnSIy NIL SHdl oh ihuSl lAiSi ~
George street.
Mr. Edward Co'0tes, Pennsylvania
avenue. has accepted a position in
the Westminster Hardware Store and
will enter upon his duties Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Howard Taylor, Reese,
and Mr. Ed. Wood and Mr.. John Long
of Baltimore, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Long, Tannery.
The new foundation for the bank
barn on the B. F. Shriver farm, on
| the Manchester road, was completed
Tuesday by Joseph w. Wimert con-
/ tractor.
st. Johns Testers Church-Sun-
day school in the morning at $50 a.
m. Christian Endeavor in the even
! ing at 7.30. Miss Bessie Sharrer, lead
er.
Mr.. Sterling Brown, of Manchester,
formerly with the Westminster Hard
ware Company, has taken up a posi-
ton with Mr.. P. A. Rineman, of
Hampstead.
Miss Annie C. Warner and Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Taylor, of Washington,
We're weeks end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter A. Ford, at The
Heights"
Mrs. Lloyd Hoops and daughter, of
Baltimore, returned home Wednes-
day after spending several days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brown. Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Schweigart
have returned to Balboa Heights,
Balboa Canal Zone, Panama, after
spending some time at their respec-
tive homes in and near this city.
Zion Methodist Protestant Church
will hold it's picnic Saturday after
noon and evening, August II. There
will be games of alhkind, and double
header ball game. At . p. IN. the
children will be treated. Music at
night.
Amos Grffiths, farmer of near
Buckingham, Pa, received a fractur-
ed leg in two places when he fell un-
ueE Iue HOOlS Vi Il IthHIVh Ii'i.'N'
Griffiths rolled under a milk platform
to save his life as the horse was about
to come down on his body.
If you believe the w. NJ. r. track is
a feather bed, just stand some where
along the line and watch the engine
on train No. 6 shimmy along over the
rails IT'S a wonder the engineer Is
not liver-grown from being bounced
around from side to side, but still
they stay ON the rails.
Rev. K. C. Morrison, colored, of
Chester. Pa, a candidate for Calvary
church of that city was shot in the
hip by one of the congregation. There
is some opposition to Morrison be-
ing the minister and seems the only
way to prevent him from filling the
pulpit was to kill him. Morrison's
wound is not serious.
st. Mary's Lutheran Sunday school,
Silver Run, will hold its annual
basket picnic in the grove of Kurtz
Eckert. two miles South of Markers
Mill, on Big Pipe Creek, Thursday,
July 10th, all day. Good fishing, base
ball, trap shooting and other sports.
Bring the children and enjoy the day
with the school,
John Mccarthy, of Philadelphia,
made two escapes Saturday after be-
ing caught in the act of picking pock-
cts at the New Jersey Central Sta
ton, where the ticket agent. c. +.
Schwenk. caught him with his hand
in mans pocket He was held for
time, but suddenly broke away but
was later located at the Lehigh Valley
Station and was taken to City Hall.
Early in the evening he bent the bars
in the lower part of his cell and es-