The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-03

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Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hull, Fow
blesburg. spent Wednesday with hi
sister, Mrs. Sue Gait, West Mali
street.
The Masonic order this city enter
tanned it's members and wives Monda.
evening in its lodge room, Want
building.
Mr.. Harvey Bish, near Mt. Pleas
ant, who has been confined to his bee
room, for about three weeks, is i'm
proving.
Three thieves in Pittsburgh after
carrying away 400 pound safe ant
taking $500 from it, were arrested as
they started walking away.
Miss Virginia Trayer, a student OF
Randolph Macon College, was a guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Trayer, several days this week.
Mr.. C. Edward Bish has returned
from the Pacific coast where he has
been for a year or more. He was en-
ployed in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Mary Beard, who is spending
the winter with Mrs. Daniel Kaufman
near this city, is a guest of friends at
Union Bridge.
Misses Gertrude and Margaret
Morelock. of Baltimore, were guests
of Miss Catherine Haines, over the
weeks end.
Miss Catherine Sponseller was a
weeks end guest with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Sponseller, Willis
street.
IR. Fleetwood has been appointed
cashier of the Denton National Bank,
to succeed George c. Skirven, resign
ed.
Misses Vera and Ivy Fowler, New
Windsor, and Miss Bertha Drach, Lin
wood, were entertained by Mrs. NJ. }.
Croghan. Frederick, at weeks end
house party.
Morris L. Rouzer has been recon-
mended as postmaster OF Thurmont'
to succeed James c. Gernand whose
term has expired. Mr.. Gernand is ma
tive of this city.
The barn on the farm of Ezra b.
Garner. near Linwood, was destroyed
by fire Tuesday morning, February
21. All of the stock was saved. The
barn was an old one.
Miss Mamie Massicot and friend,
Miss Bertha Jones, of Baltimore, were
weeks end guests with the former S
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mas
sicot, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. c. G. Nygren, of Hopedale, Ohio
in renewing her subscription says ::
We ALWAYS look forward for the time
for the good old home paper to arrive
as it brings the news from dear old
Maryland"
Miss Marcine Matthews, II wears
old. shot and instantly killed j. 5.
Crosslin during proceedings in the
District Court, at Waco, Tex. He was
charged with criminally attacking the
girl two years ago.
Samuel Smith, negro chauffeur, was
hanged at Towson Friday. for attemp-
ted criminal assault on Miss Marta
LYON, of Glen Ridge, n. j., Goucher
College student, and volunteer settle
ment worker.
A necktie and apron social will be
held at Mexico School. Cake, candy
and ice cream for sale, Friday, March
10. If weather is Indictment it will be
held the first fair evening. Every
body welcome.
Sallie f. Yingling died at the resi-
dence of her son, Harry l.. Gingling
Baltimore. Sunday Funeral services
we're held from her late residence
Tuesday evening. Her remains were
brought to Uniontown Wednesday lol
interment
If YOU don't know where your friend
is located after he passes away and is
buried, the responsibility will not be
placed on Mr.. Joseph L. Matthias, ouI
marble and granite dealer, as lie sup
piled his stock this week with anoth-
or carload of beautiful stones.
On Sunday afternoon, the American
Legion room was we'll filled with q
number of base ball enthusiastic PEG,
pie. The same team will be together
that PLAYED such excellent ball last
wear. A pitcher and possibly another
fielder will be added to the team.
The store of Ensor & Graybill. al
New Windsor. was entered by thieves
last week and about $50 worth OF
goods stolen. The thieves were seen
leaving the place, but made their es-
cane. They were shot at, but the bull
lets missed their mark.
Milton county, Pa, negroes Med
protest with Sheriff Martz. alleging
that they had been Disseminated
against for more than IS years in not
being selected for jury duty. although
they are taxpayers. They threatened
to go into Court and ask for manda'
mus compelling their names to be put
into the jury wheel