The Democratic advocate., 1922-07-07

9 some time at OCedn GIONe.
. Miss Catherine Brady, of Pennville'
is a guest of Miss Ruth Barnes, near
5 this city.
Mrs. Alice Crebbs is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Myerly'
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Chautauqua will be here next
, week. Will open Wednesday and Will
continue until the 18th.
Miss Ruth Starner, of near this city,
= is attending State Normal School'
Tcwsen. for about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Reisler, OF
WaIbrook, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Albaugh, East Main street.
Mr.. Bernard Shaeffer, Baltimore,
was a weeks end guest with his SIS
ter. Mrs. Walter Hook, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Miss Catherine Beck, of Petersburg,
Va, is spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Sinnott,
John street.
MISS lIrdce I1OSlSlu anu SiiNa ~
Hosfeld, of Mt. Pleasant, were guests
of Misses Rhoda and Mary Yeiser over
the Fourth.
Chief Judge William H. Thomas
Wednesday sentenced George Owings
to nav a fine of $25 and costs and to
support his wife and child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munday and two
friends. of Annapolis, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mackley, East
Main street, over the Fourth.
Sing Sing attendants announced
that Bernard Conway, erstwhile burg
lar has been locked up in solitary
confinement accused of superstitious-
" making "hootch" in the prison.
As has been the custom for the past
five years, Kreider's Reformed Sun
dav school will hold it's annual picnic
on the last Saturday in July. play
will be given by the young people. All
welcome.
WasiI Kaczmarccya, of Woodlyn,
Pa, 80 years old, was drowned while
bathing in Leiper's quarry at Eddy
stone. The man could not swim and
went into deep water. His body was
recovered. He leaves a wife and four
children.
The Penna. District Attorney an
nounced that the % members of cleo
ton boards, indicted recently by the
grand jury for conspiracy to violate
the election laws at the May primary,
had furnished $1,000 bail each for
their appearance when the cases are
called for trial.
Religious services will be held at
the County Home" during July as
follows: July 9Th, CarrolltOn Male
Chorus. July 10th, C. E. Society-Leis-
ter's church. July 23rd, Thomas Chap
ell Sunday school. July goth The
Brethren church of Westminster.
l. Bachman's Sunday school will hold
festival on the church lawn, Satur-
day evening, July s. There will be on
! sale ice cream, candies, etc. The
Pleasant Valley Band will furnish the
music If the weather should be un-
favorable it will be held Monday even
ing or first fair night. All are well
come.
Omer Woods, a former probate
Judge in Idaho, was convicted by a
jury early Tuesday of the murder OF
his wife. Manietta Woods, who was
burned to death in bed January 8. The
prosecution contended that Woods
killed his wife to collect $4,000 lie
insurance and he said she was slain
by burglars.
Mr. n. NJ. Farver, this city, can con-
slider himself lucky. He attended the
tiremens baZar on July 4th, and after
the festivities were over he found that
his "wad" was missing. After search
ing the streets and without success,
he gave up the hunt until 4.30 Wed
nesday morning. He was awarded for
cutting his sleep short, as he found his
money in front of Mr.. Chas. Mitten's
residence, all intact.
The body of Ernest Warfield, coll
cred, who died in a hospital in Phila-
delphia from pneumonia on Wednes
day, June 20, was brought here Satur-
day and placed in Union street
church until Sunday afternon when
funeral services were held. The in
terment was in Ellsworth cemetery.
Warfield conducted a barbershop In
this city for many years and was very
popular among our citizens, who ex-
press regret of his demise.
The farm known as the Steele
Farm" Watersville station, containing
$50 acres and improved with a new
brick mansion house, tenant house, one
of the finest dairy barns in the state and
large bank barn has been sold. Includ-
ed in the transaction is an accredited
herd of registered Holstein cattle con-
sisting of thirty head of fine milch
cows. The purchaser, Lawson II. Sum-
mers, expects to conduct a modern
dairy farm. The purchase price is un-
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