The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
O. DIFFENDAL. Manager.
gmAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 3, 1922
BRIEFS

,,r Tnhn Bowers. East Main street.
sting friends in Philadelphia.
Tho Court House and banks will be
ed Election Day.
Mr. and Mrs. c W. Stambaugh and
,rrbrer. Bond street, spent Tuesday
d Hanover
vr William Bowers. Liberty
4 1..rts. is taking to the carpenter
,.ne,s instead of automobile work.
4 FORM husking is the farmers troub-
.. ~ today. and hard task on &C
4 ann, of the condition of the husk.
nv f c. Bixler. New Windsor. has
8 .-.1ascd the y. T. Bennett proper
N the same place for $1400.
1 THE government reports hog chole-
,mons the swine of c. +. Haines
rfI, c. Lowman, of West Falls.
v- Jesse Bankert. of Baltimore.
,,or Sunday with his mother, Mrs
mas Bankert, Park avenue.
rr and Mrs. Reeves Whitehurst
nj laughter. West Main street. spent
,rriay with relatives in Baltimore
Tie property of the late Enoch
rzze.l. Emmitsburg. was sold az
..-r sale last week.
Sc and Mrs. Frank Leidy. near this
III. entertained st. Paul's Reformed
c1-.l Christian Endeavor Society at
n .te- hcme Monday evening.
i 4 student at Westminster High
aa, was brought before Justice Hut
5rs on the charge of destroying
-anerty at the school
The out-of-town fire alarms will be
J., slow taps of the bell. instead OF
he general alarm that has been the
usual way in the past.
Mr. William Myers. of New York,
, >pending a short vacation with his
mother. Mrs. ". Riley Myers. East
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Townsend.
l,, Green street. are receiving con
.r.rull.ilns over the arrival of 4 six
7olnJ son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Little and two
,auchtcrs Of Baltimore, spent the
weeks end with her parents, MIR. and
Ms. Jesse H. Null, near Cranberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cover. of bal
|.imoro. were weeks end guests of his
arents Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Cover,
Vest Main street.
J. W Englar and Earl W. Flohr. of
4 sw Windsor. attended the Church
q the Brethren Sunday school Con
n,iOn al Denton. Md, this week.
number OF our citizens attended
lie entertainment at the Carroll
Academy. near Silver Run. Monday
Henng The academy was packed.
Mr. Bernard Fink is erecting a COM
3rab.e home on the Ridge road. ad-
oining Dr. Fitzhugh's. The founda-
lion is completed. The balance of the
construction will commence at once.
l. is estimated that about 500 gun
lerS were on the Susquehanna River.
below Havrc de Grace Wednesday
hunting ducks. Many thousand were
killed.
Colonel Edward c. Darlington, Pro
sc-.rc Republican, describes Scna-
ur France as a political opportunist
r trimmer" and will not support
him.
Western Maryland College will 90
70 IIomcwood. Baltimore. Saturday to
play Johns Hopkins for the State
Championship in foot ball game. \
good game is expected.
Mrs Walter Nicholson and two
t1..drcn have returned to their home
Baltimore after spending a week
with her parents. Mr.. Clayton Dear
torif and wife. near this city.
Eight wild geese were seen by Edw.
bycrs. of Dennings, on his ice pond
last Saturday morning and two more.
Cocks We're seen go over this week.
Looks as ii winter is nearing.
Mr. Albert Davis. East Main street,
eho is visiting in Indianapolis.
writes: Il bought Baltimore Amer
can paper here and it reads good for
Bruce"
Prot. \. VI. Isanogle. one of the
teachers at Western Maryland Col
Iege has been very i'll the past two
weeks. 1t is stated that he has had a
oad attack Of flu. His condition is I'M
proving.
Thomas. Bennett & Hunter were
low bidders on the 2.56 miles OF state
road from St. Johns lane to Wood
stock road. in Howard county. Then
O'd was $7O.913. The road is TO be of
concrete.
Police Justice r. E. Lee Hutchins
mas moved his Court from Main
street to "Skinner's Row" known as
tourt street in the room occupied by
NE late Charles +. Fink. as a law
office.
Tn Saturay afternoon the passen-
gers on train No. 5. due here at BIS,
was compelled to sit at Glyndon for
minutes until stalled freight
ram on Falls Hill could reach En-
Dry Grove.