Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
LOCALS.

tWtSc tblI lhultNbNh, va Ntitstti
phia, is visiting friends in town.
Miss Della Burbage, is visilin,
friends at Ocean City. this week.
Clayton J. Pnrnell made a busi
ness trip to Philadelphia this week.
DIR. Paul Jones went TO Baltimor
this week OH professional business.
Rev. William Dale, OF Pocomok,
City, is very sick at his home in tha
city.
MIR. William Morgan attended th'
Parsonburg camp several days thi
week.
Miss Ella Massey, Of Philadelphia
is visiting at the home of Mr.. J. J
HurlOck.
Miss Bessie Townsend Of Philadel
phia. is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie
Townsend.
Miss Nora Lewis is visiting friend
at Parsonsburg. and attending camp Al
that place.
Cut out the column Of fruit car
labels on the 4th page Of the MEssEN
GER to-day.
Editor Crockett Of the Pninsuk
Ledger, Pocomoke City. paid It's a yisi
ON Tuesday.
The Misses DymOck have return
ell home from very pleasant visit t.
friends in Somerset county.
MIR. W. ID. Corddry. Jr., and fam
lily have been sojourning at Public
Landing the past week.
Mrs. Thomas ii. Collins and son,
Howard, have been visiting friends at
Pocomoke City this week.
Mrs. DIR. Gombell, Of Baltimore,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. c. X.
Moore near Public Landing.
Miss Annie Thomas, OF Washing.
ton, ID. &. is the guest Of Miss Clara
Dryden at her home in this town.
Miss Stebbins, of Franklin City,
after spending several days with Mis-
Jennie Hurlock, has returned home.
Mrs. William X. Franklin and
son, William of New york, have been
visiting friends in Stockton this week.
-Bailiff Hinman il putting the
streets and sidewalks in better shape
than they have been in for some time
Mrs. NJ. T. Hargis and children
returned home from Ocean City thi.
week after spending the summer there
MIR. Charles +. Pruitt has beer
home this week on the sick list. He j,
better however and returned to Stockton
to-day.
Editor, Eugene ID. Tingle, Of Po
comoke City was among the visitors Il
the county seat of Worcester las
Tuesday.
MIR. George Powell returned I,
Snow Hill last "Wednesday and resumed
his position at the mill of Smith
Moore Il Go.
Our thanks are due ex-Sherif
Shockley for one Of the finest Water
melons we have seen or tasted this year
It was Daisy.
Miss Lou Holloway entertained
a number Of young folks at the HON,
Of her aunt, Mrs. Leonard johnson. OF
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Broughton and daughters
Misses Bessie and Nettie, of Pocomok'
City. have been visiting Mrs. A. b
Marine this week.
Our old friend, J. Fred Wooley
formerly of this county, but now o
Brooklyn. n. Y. came down last weel
to visit his friends.
One Of the biggest strangers Ol
our streets this week was Mr.. Josepl
Ennis, formerly of this county. hut no,
a resident of Virginia.
Miss Ethel Hill, who has beel
visiting her father and other relative
for some weeks, left for her home il
Philadelphia last Tuesday.
Miss Berthe Kempton and Mis-
Katie Ball, Of Baltimore, who hav,
been visiting friends here for some time
returned home on Thursday.
The people quickly recognize mel
il. and this is the reason the sales {
Hoods Sarsaparilla are continuall
increasing Hoods is ION top"
Deputy Postmaster c. L. Mock
i'll with malarial fever at the home {
his brother, Postmaster Mock. W
hope his recovery will he speedy.
Miss Nora Dryden who has bee
spending several weeks at Ocean Cit,
returned home on Tuesday and r,
ports having had delightful time.
-"Rose Villa" was scene Of mer
ment last Saturday evening when Mi
Jennie Hurlock gave dance party
honor Of her guest. Miss Eva Stebbin
MIR. VIM. A. Rowley and wi
have been enjoying themselves at Il
home Of Mr.. Rowley's father, VIM. /
Rowley, at Box Iron for several week
The young peoples I.iteral
Sketch Club picnicked at Public Lam
ing on Thursday. 1t was chaperone
by Miss Bessie Farrow. Of Balti,nor
Rev. J. A. Wiegand, of Wes
minister. and representing Westei
Maryland College, has been the que
of County Commissioner Edw. Viii