The Democratic advocate., 1922-09-08


through packing corn for this season.
Miss Marguerite de Garza, this city,
is spending some time with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Attorney Charles o. Clemson, Court
street, is confined 20 his bed by ill
ness.
Miss Helen Michael, Bond street, is
4 guest of her aunt, Mrs. Oden Barnes,
New Windsor, Nd.
Miss Eugenia Fouke, this city, is
visiting Lieut. and Mrs. Cassin Young,
/ New London, Conn.
! The new residence of Preston Reed
! being built on Liberty street extend
ed is progressing finely.
Mrs. George Shawbaker, of Monro-
via. celebrated her 1O2nd birthday
yesterday.
! Mrs. John Baker and daughters.
Liberty street. have moved to Balti-
more.
/ Mr.. Geo T. Carleton, Indianapolis,
spent several days this week with
Miss Mary B. Shellman, East Main
street.
Two bandits were killed and the
third captured in Toledo Wednesday.
after i Gun-battle with detectives who
tried to arrest them.
\ son was born to Mrs. William s. |
Hart, wife of the movie actor. Mrs.
Hart is separated from her husband
and is living with her mother.
/ Mr.. Charles Diffendal and family,
of Hagerstown, were guests of Mrs
Sallie Myerly, Pennsylvania avenue,
Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hoff and Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Babylon. this
city. spent Sunday and Monday at
/ Tolchester and Bay Shore.
The Amanda Lennon property,
near this city, sold on Wednesday by
Uriah Bixler, was purchased by John
J. Garner.
Mrs. Sallie Shoemaker, of Fred
erick. fell and fractured her right leg.
She is a sister of Mrs. William Walt
man, near FriZellburg.
All evening and the fast mail
train this morning were from 1 to 2
hours late. from faulty equipment, is
the report.
+ Ada Houck, Carrollton. will receive
$500 from the defunct Community FL
nance Company, Baltimore, from
newspaper stories published this
morning. -
Jacob and Carroll Wisner, of Pa
tapsco, purchased at public sale Sat
urday. the - acre farm of J. Wunsch,
located on the Sullivan Road, for
$1625.
Miss Muriel Steele, daughter of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Guy W. Steele. was in
i iurcd Wednesday when the horse she
was driving ran off and threw her out
/ Of the vehicle. The accident happen
/ ed at her home.
Lieut. Belvin w. Maynard. who
spoke here ut last years Chautauqua,
was killed at Rutland, Vt. yesterday
while hving in an airplane with two
other companions, both of whom were
also killed.
The Christian Endeavor meeting of
the Church of God. Sunday night.
will be in charge of the intermediate
Society Special numbers are being
prepared for the program. The meet
ing will start at 100 p. m.
A special session of the Orphans
Court was held yesterday to hear a
contest in the jeremiah YinSling Es-
tate. The hearing was over the filing
of bill for the care of Mr.. Yingling
before his death.
Mr. Edgar Stemm, of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse F. Stemm.
His mother accompanied him back to
Baltimore to spend the week with her
sister, Mrs. Renshaw.
Westminster Fire Company has ac-
cented an invitation to attend the
Pikesville carnival next Tuesday. The
company will be in line of parade
with their fire engine and number
of men.
MeSsrs. Joseph S. Stoner and son,
Joseph Paul Bond this city, and Mr..
and Mrs George Smith and children.
of New Windsor. attended the Rural
Mail Carriers Convention at Ocean
City, Nd, this week.
Stanley Edward Groves. of Har-
pers Ferry. w. Va, is in St. Eliza
beth's Hospital, Washington. under
mental observation. while his sup
posed ''hody," identified by Groves
brother. is buried in the family lot at
Keadysville, Nd.
Martinsburg pennant winner of the
Blue Ridge League, drew first blood
with Parksley, the flag bearer Of the
Eastern Shore League, in the opening
game of the inter-league series yes
terday afternoon at the Parksley base
ball Park. The score was S to 3.
Mr.. Henderson, of the Westminster
Electric Company, was slightly in
jured about the body yesterday after
no