The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-07-12

MT. w Imam MCtrery, OF lOWSOn, speu =
several days in Eikton recently.
DR.. Thos II Musgrove, of Philadelphia,
visited friends here on Saturday last.
L. W. Prettymau, formerly in the shoe
business here, spent the Fourth in Eikton
He is now successfully engaged in business
at NIiddletown.
Rev. Fred McKinsey. of Port Penn, Del,
and Mr. Charles ksrsh NV, of Philadelphia,
Pa, aro visiting Il d. C.ntwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, formerly of Dover,
now of Pniadelphia visited Mrs. Il. c.
Thackery this week.
Miss Carrie NJ, VauZ mt, the efficient as
sistant teacher of the public school at Cherry
Hill, visited Miss Martha Biddle this week.
Mr.. Harry Burnley, a brother of Mine
Host w. w. Burnley, of the Howard House,
is paying him visit.
Mr.. William Russell, Of Newark, Del,
was in Elkton on Sunday last.
Hon. John 4. j. Creswell will spend some
time at his home near this town.
Miss Ella Todd. OF Newark, has been Wis
iting her friend, Miss Mary Strickland, Of
this town.
Mr.. Clinton j. White, the popular deputy
clerk, vi.ited Port Deposit, his former h-me,
on the Fonrth.
Dr.. S. Claude Sykes and Mrs. Sykes spent
the Fourth with their relatives in Elicott
City They have rented the cottage Oh
John street, one of the pleasantest locations
in town.
DE- Mltchell's silver plated soda fountain
is one of the popular attractions of Elkton,
which the crowds of young ladies and gem
tlemen visitingit every evening attest. Drs.
Wells and Smith are its polite conductors.
Mrs. f. A. Ellis and Miss Jane Torbert
are visiting relatives i'll Wilmington.
Miss Margaret McCAuley went to Asbury
Park On Monday last.
Mrs. H. c. Hurn aud son are visiting
friends at Middletown, Del.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Knight and family are at
Mrs. Elizabeth Groomes.
Richard d. Hynsou, Esq, of the Chester
town bar, was in town few days ago.
M. George w. Mooney, of Philadelphia,
is visiting his daughter Mrs. Jno. 7. Brown.
Harry Brown, who has position in
Philadelphia, visited his father, Mr.. j.
| Montgomery Brown, on the Fourth.
Mr.. b. c. Pearce and Mrs. Pearce visited
their daughter Mrs. john S. Writ recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Grub, of Philade.
phia, are paying Miss Mollie Falls a visit
Miss Lille Alexander is visiting friends
| III Ellicott City and Baltimore.
Miss Ella Pearce, of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Case of Jersey City, visited Mrs. Clin-
ton Mccullough this week.
Mr. William IL. Rutter, of No. 6S South
street Baltimore, and well known grain
commission merchant of that place, was il
| Eikton this week. A successful farmer OF
this county once said to rs, that i'll his
| opinion Mr.. Ru.ler would sell 4 cargo of
| grain sooner, get better price, and make
a quicker return, than any man in that
city" That is the man farmers ike to con
| sign grain TO.
Mr.. Rowland Watts, formerly of Cecil
| county, now professor of mathematics il
! Washington College at Chestertowu, Of
which he is graduate, is spending part Of
his vacation in Cecil county. Prot. Watts
is a son of Mr.. V. Heath Watts,of lakewood,
a veteran teacher of the county.
Miss Helen Hasson is the guest of frenls
at Fair Hill.
Judge Robinson, of the Court of Appeals,
| is the guest of ex Judge Stone at his home
in Charles county.
Mrs. Josephine CAutwell, of Charlestown,
spent Fourth of July with friends in Elkton.
Col. w. IL. May was called home from
| Washington on Tuesday by the serious ill
ness of his wife who is now improving.
Miss Baker, of Wilmington, Del, visited
friends in Elkton this week.
Mrs. Walter E. Avery, of Wilmington,
Del, is visiting her father, W. j. Jones, Esq.
Miss Marie Neary the young lad ywho gra-
duated with highest honors at Wilmington
Comm ercial college in June, il the guest OF
Miss BERTHE Dunbar at the Howard House
Mrs. Quinn aud son of Philadelphia, have
been visiting the family Of Mr.. Jos. Booth.