The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-08-18

blanche Mummert, of Littlestown,
pa spent the weeks end at Gertrude
uolhrook's. of this city.
mdge James A. C. Bond Will leave
next Tuesday to spend his vacation
in Canada.
Mrs Jehu Roger is dangerously Ill
81 the home of her daughter, Mrs.
pohert K. Myers, West main street.
Tho stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
cbarles Dull on last Thursday and
Them a fine little corn cutter.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Lowell, OF
,,orfe1dsburg, spent Sunday evening
,,,itb MIR and Mrs. Clyde Lowell ana
family, OF Dennlngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Long and
,or,,ilv of Baltimore, spent seVeral
savs with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Knot
on. near Cranberry
A. Frank Weant, of Baltimore,
ntinues to improve from his SICK
1ses He can now use his arm and leg
10 some advantage.
,,rs G O. Clemson and daughter,
,rss Mary. of Court street, are visit
80 Mrs CIemson's father, Mr.. John
Cav Prince Georges county.
, ut Airv defeated Thurmont 20 to
at Mt Airy Saturday. The latter
had won nine straight games before
thew received the Mt. Airy wallop.
marriage license was issued at
Towson Saturday to J. Franklin Mar
I'm and C. Hestella Alban, both OF
Hampstead.
lanes Bramble, a farmer near Wor-
Ton. has lost three of his horses from
eating mouldy wheat within the past
few days.
The stork has presented Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Duncan with a daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Schaeffer with
sob.
w K. Bird, a farmer near Rising
Sun. has finished threshing his wheat
and reports a yield of 43 bushels 10
the acre.
Eugene O'Brien, movie actor, is re-
covering from injuries received wheh
he was run over by a truck IN Los
Angeles, last week.
Misses Cordelia Myers and Eliza
beth Diffendal have returned home al
ter visit of two months with MI. anu
Mrs NJ q Myers. Pen Mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ryland and
daughter. this city, spent several days
this week with Mrs. Ryland's broth
er, Mr.. Roy Weller, of Hagerstown-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bowers, of
Baltimore, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. F. Eckenrode, East Main
street.
, Col. E. o. Weant attended the boat
races at Annapolis last Saturday and
saw the Franklin and Agnes capture
all the prizes.
Two babies born on stranded trans
at Seligman, Ariz., were among 4OO
passengers who spent four hot days
and nights in the desert.
Misses Elizabeth Study, Margaret
Rover and Idona Bale, this city, are
spending sevearl days at Atlantic
City.
John f. Corkran, aged 81 years
died on the w. NJ. r. r. train at Han
over, Pa. Monday from acute indiges-
ton. He was a travelling salesman.
Miss Agnes Boylan and Miss Mol
lie Dell. of Baltimore, are spending
their vacation with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Boylan
East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hanks, of Cum
berland. Md, have returned home al
ter spending the first week in August
with Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Babylon
of Smallwood.
Mr.. Daniel Wright, Mr.. L: Babcock
Mr.. and Mrs Shil Wright, Mrs. Phil
IN Wright, and Mr.. Clarence Wright
and lady friend, of Hanover, Pa.
spent Sunday with Mr.. Robert Mob
ley, of this city.
Discovery of a tire off the iocomo
tive on a Williamsport-Phila
express after it stopped at the Read
ing station, railroad men said, pre-
vented a disastrous wreck. More thai
200 persons were aboard the train.
Frank H. Zouck, dry" candidate
for the Democratic nomination toI
Congress in the Second district, ha
obtained rooms in the Maryland Cas-
ualty Building and will open head
quarters at once.
Arthur Mcbride, of Duluth, Mich
served 20 days in Jail for vagrancy
During the period he refused to ca
and became so weak that he had L
be carried from the Jail when ne wa
released Tuesday.
Mrs. Mathilda F. Bear, widow o
the late Henry Bear, died at the hom
of her brother, Geo. Trundle, at MI
Pleasant. Pa, August 9. Mrs. Nicho
las Brengle, Sykesville, is sister Q
the deceased.
A deputy sheriff was knocked to tn
ground and his life threatened whe
he attempted to serve a writ of at
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