The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-07-22


phia.
Miss Helen Gilpin is with her friends in
Linwood, Pa.
Miss Katie Jewell is the guest of friends
III Smyrna, Del.
Mr.W. IL. May, Jr., of Washington spent
Thursday in Elkton.
Mr. William McCreay, of Towsou, was in
| Elkton on Saturday.
WilmerJ, Falls, of North East, Is sojourn
| ing at Atlantic City.
Mr.. H. H. Curtis, of Newark, was in
Ekton on Thursday.
Mrs. Henry G. Wells has Miss Florence
Woollev AZ her guest.
Miss Ella Morrell, of Wilmington is visit
ing Miss Molle Falls.
Mrs. |. l.. Wood is on a visit to relatives
in hambnrsburg, Pa.
John Frazer spent several days of this
week in Westminster.
Misses Mary and Alice Settle, of Leeds,
are at the Worlds Fair.
MISS IhOIllc II ans Is Jut guest OIL neT sister
Mrs, Bowen, in Newark,
Miss Elsie Black, of New Castle, is the
guest of Elkton relatives.
Miss Maggie Biles, of Lewisville, is on
visit to Miss Ada Taylor.
Mr.. Herbert Litzenberg, of Philadelphia,
was in Elkton on Sunday.
Mrs. G. C. Jones is enjoying stay with
her parents in Wilmington.
Colonel and Mrs. A. w. Evans have
returned from the Worlds FAIR.
Miss Maggie Mason of Philadelphia, is
the guest OF Mrs. James f. Dean.
Mr.. T. Allie Smith, of Baltimore spent
several days in Elkton this week.
Fred Lewis will act as clerk at the can
ming factory of McGraw & Smith.
Rev, G 9orge A. Lltimer and wife are the
guests of j. NJ. Beaston, ut Cecilton.
Clinton Mackey, of Fair View is in Elk.
ton visiting his brother Harvey Msckey.
Miss Elsie X arsner, of Chesapeake City
is being entertained by Miss Helen Scott.
Mr.. Enoch NJ. Purnell, of Philadelphia,
spent several days of this week in Elkton.
Mr.. Lawrence Halves, of Philadelphia,
spent this week with his parents in Elkton.
Mr.. William Chick, of Philadelphia, is
spending few day in Elkton with rela-
tives.
Mrs. }. p. Scott, has been the guest of
the family of Mr.. Robert Gibson of Charles
town,
DR.. Harry f. Clemson, Baltimore, is
spending week or SO with his parents in
Elkton.
The Misses Haiues, of Rising Sun, are
visiting MIR. and Mrs. d. NJ. Taylor, in
Oxford.
Misses Helen and Emma Nicols, of Will
mington, are visiting their aunt Mrs. James
E. Dean.
Mrs. R. C. Lewis and children have re-
turned home from visit to relatives in
Dover, Del.
Charles Somers, of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF w. d. Somers, at White Hall
near Elkton.
Mr.. Samuel Stern, of Philadelphia, spen
Sunday in Elkton the guest of his son in law
Herman Ball.
Miss Mamie Dixon, of Wilmington, is
spending few eeks with her aunt Mrs.
William Meisel.
Mrs Duncan wife of the Rev. Thos. Dun
can, of Earleville is expected home from
Europe this week.
Mrs j. H. lamar and daughters Misses
Mary and Corrine, returned home on Mon
from the Worlds Fair.
Mr. William r GIlpin and Miss Elva
Gilpin, were the guests of Mr.. j. A. Boyd,
at Perryville, this week.
John Clay, George Brown and Fred
Garrett left Elkton on Wednesday for a
cruise on the Ches 4peake Bay.
w. Il. Nelson and son Ricketts, Nelson
left on Monday over the b. s. o. Railroad
for Chicago, to visit the Worlds Fair.
Messrs. Norris Lewis, of Singerly, and
John Armstrong, of North East, registered
at the Maryland building Worlds Fair, on
Tuesday.
Mr.. H c. McCabe has returned to Elkton
from business trip of several months in
Pennsylvania, and will shortly leave for
Middletown.