The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-14

Harry Rosenstock, who has been
|; improving,
F. shipley, chief deputy in
r,ark's Office, is enjoying a short
stOn.
Wolf stock farm. near Silver
has placed the first sweet corn
-, Tsrket il his county.
!. Ionas 3ankert, of Hanover, Pa,
tsd his friends in this city last
Il
=, E B. Stoner, of Hanover. Pa,
weeks end guest of his daugh-
and son on Bond street.
a.. Louis Brock, of near Pitts
m called on friends in this city,
tIrday.
NJ bazar OF the Westminster Fire
rp,uy closed Saturday evening, be-
: hid four nights. The proceeds
nuted to over $1,000.
Txh A. NcMullen. of Cumberland.
gnouncad that he will not be a
,hte for the United States Sen
Nounty Commissioners have ap-
n Mr.. Ferd Sehaeffer, this city,
III. James Beacham. Avondale.
SCISSORS for Westminster.
Ts Helen Fowble. West Main
hi. left Sunday for Columbia Uni
Ety. New York, where she will
sinua work on an A. NJ. degree.
Lister Etter. aged SO years. of Hag-
Gown died Friday from hodgkirfs, a
u grandular disease. He had been
Hterer for eight months.
Mr. and Mrs George Mumford and
fighter. of Harrisburg, spent the
L with his mother, Mrs. Annie
BIB and friends. in this city.
*hrriage licenses were issued in
sott City last week to Raymond r.
llS, FOwblesburg, and Ruby V.
er Hampstead; William Smith
Betty Rlubatom, of Sykesville.
IN near beer saloons in. East Bal
zrshaye placed pretty Polish girls
&EAa'rp bars as a drawing card
hli aiway with the big, brawny,
EtHron boozer.
b Gladys Martin, daughter of
ka Mrs. Frank r. Martin, Thur
Mas entered Frederick City Hos
tarhere she will go in training for
Ea
lHweek Taneytown made a clean
inning three games. Their vic
-;snd scores were as follows: Tan
i'En 4, Red Men 2; Taneytown II,
hover 4 Taneytown s. Frederick 2.
lf c. Fisher WGntz, Oklahoma. is
nding some time with his mother,
Chas. v Wantz, and brother, Mr..
les Pearre Wantz, West Main
et.
ldohia Vicat, New York, an old
nan who depended upon charity
years and at one time an opera
Ter, who died last week, was found
e worth $4,000
ne new store front of T. W. Math-
Sons is being replaced. The heavy
\ Orders were put in places this
T. preparatory to the beginning. of
marble work.
uses Mabel Chrest and. Nora
Weigart, of this city. and Miss Hill
"ampler. of Baltimore. are spend
several weeks with the formers
sr' Mrs. A. w. Gellner, Elkins, w.
lsS Mary Day. of New Jersey, who
been spending some time with
Margurcta De Cara, returned to
nome accompanied by Miss CARA
Miss Eleanor Ebaugh, this city,
VIII spend some time there.
aSs Margaret Darr. and friend, Mr..
'pn Brady, Of New York CITY. who
Ut thelr vacation of two weeks with
Darr's mother, Mrs. Mary A.
T. on Washington avenue, this city.
returned home.
ae California Limited on the
"a Fe Railroad, struck an open
,rn at Burrton. Kan. and crashed
,ugn the new brick depot. Five
nj = Killed, Both train and depot
u SOS,
y. u.s. George Sprinkle and children,
, y. Mira and John and Miss Annie
~, all Of Baltimore. spent few
"a with Mrs. Sprinkle's mother,
~; annie Staub, and other relations
this city. ser '--@ .sss ssi
s=>s.' -. t,s~a
'l,lam P.f jackson, the power in
10. nsDublican party, has Endorsed
'S GO. frances nonihati5n for Unfi-
~ %'dteS Senator, and has caused a
ou NJ, ueal Of uneasiness among the
leaders.
,s .dte Marc Kelly, three-year-oId
e ~ OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly,
y. I'VE, n. Y, died last week. An
4 bs held revealed that the child
zee 1een poisoned by small fire-crack
sue mad swallowed.
b ea -. Fox, of Rocky Ridge, was in
al, .y' Wednesday. Mr.. Fox was a
,oreman on Section 6 at Gran
v r 'or manly years. gbut faritIie. ash
n, s.srs mas been conductor on the
> ss ~ "Railasad! He is resaFef.
? NUN two htAsl- i =. Z Er.--.-s.r $50.