The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-09-01

erty near Otterdale, along the Union
Bridge road, and expects to go into
the fancy poultry business.
Mrs. Walter Stansbury and Miss
Florence Hollinger, of Shady Grove,
Pa. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward King, Pennsylvania avenue,
over the weeks end.
Mrs. Sallie Myerly, Pennsylvania
avenue. fell in the alley back of her
residence Tuesday afternoon and frac-
tured her right arm at the elbow and
near the wrist.
Samuel Garrich. Keymar, attended
the annual reunion of the Wolf fam
lily at Caledonia Park, near Waynes
boro, Saturday, and was elected his
torian.
Misses May Ryland and Mildred
Eckenrode, this city, are spending
some time in Coney Island and New
York. From reports their trip is very
successful.
Mrs. Alice Brodbeck, East Green
street, who was operated upon for APP
pendicitis at a hospital in Baltimore,
has returned home and is improving
from the treatment.
A carload of portable school houses
have arrived for the Board of Educa-
ton for Carroll County and have been
stored at the High School for distri-
button.
E. n. Banks, Wilmington, Del, a
witness in an assault and battery case
was fined $50 when he announced
that he didn't believe in the Bible and
would not be sworn upon it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Buckingham
and children, of Baltimore, were
guests of his father, Mr. A. w. Buck
ingham. East Green street, who is i'll
at his home.
William Roberts, aged 35 years, OF
Newark, n j., was stabbed to death
Tuesday night when he entered the
house of Dokoran Kudrian. He was
intoxicated.
Jacob Palmer, a blind street mu-
stefan, Philadelphia, fiddled himseH
and his aged mother to freedom when
they were arraigned before Judge Nc
Dewitt Friday as Migrants.
Misses Catherine and Virginia
Stoner, Bond street, are spending the
week with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Waltman, Frizell-
burg.
Mrs. George w. Owings, of Sandy
vile, had as her guests Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Fowler, Corlnne'
Madeline and Robert Fowler, all OF
Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Snider and two
children, Ruth and May, spent sun
day afternoon at Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Gummell's and family, of near Green
mount.
Frank Seies had his right thumb
badly mashed by getting it caught
between two gears in a corn husklng
machine at the canning factory OF
VIM. N. Numsen & Sons, Asbestos,
Tuesday.
Wood alcohol peddled as whlskey
caused 1870 deaths and % cases OF
blindness in 81 States during the first
six months of 1922, the National Com
IHlIle6 lOI the LlS'She4OA ~
ness reported.
John Roller died at the home of his
son. Arthur Roller, at Hanover, Pa,
August %. Mrs. James StOner, Penn
sylvania avenue, this city, and Mrs.
George Byers, of Union Bridge, are
sisters of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Myers and
son. Roland, of near this city. made
a trip to Pittsburgh, Pa. Tuesday by
automobile to take home their son,
Stanley Myers, and wife, who have
been spending some time with them.
The men who tarred and feathered
two laborers working for the West
ern MARYLAND Railroad at Hagers-
town recently, were identified by their
Victims. The men will probably be
released.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
ST. Johns Geisters) Church will
meet at the home of Miss Evelyn
Brown. "Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der 6, at 73O o'clock. All members and
friends are invited TO attend.
Everybody's Day at Pen Mar was
held yesterday by the w. NJ. K. r., but
everybody did not go. Some waited
for the moonlight but the special
train was abandoned to make-way for
freight trains.
Mrs. Viola Mccartney and twin
sons. and Mrs. Ed Mccartney and lit
tie girl. of Baltimore. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kopp. They all
called on Mrs. Alice Jordan Monday
afternoon.
f. Frank Ely. of Sykesville, prohi-
bition agent, made a raid in Baltl-
more Wednesday but received little
evidence, as the bottles were thrown
from a back window of the building
and smashed. Only a few escaped
destruction.
Isaac Fowler died Monday at his
home in Baltimore. Funeral services
were held at his late residence yes
terdav. Interment in Druid Ridge
cemetery. Mr.. Fowler was former
resident of this city. His wife was a
| dauobtar of the late George Lease,