The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-12

Philadelphia; Misses
Bessie and Anabel Culleney. Jennie Realey;
Messrs. Il. d. Brown, Clinton Mackey, Har-
vey Mackey, William Vinsinger. Andrew
Dean and Howard Ash.
George T. King is spending week at
Atlantic City
EXSherifr Wright. of Philadelphia, was in
town Saturday.
Joseph Fowler, OF Philadelphia is the guest
Of Elkton relatives.
Mrs. James w. Halves, of Philadelphia, is
with Eliton friends.
Miss Idle Frazer has returned from II visit
to friends in Virginia.
Judge Frederick Stump. OF Perryville, was
in Elkton on Monday.
Miss George Barrett, of North East, is
visiting Elkton relatives.
Miss Mary Perkins has been visiting Mrs
Daniel Harvey at Chlds
Miss Ida Bramble, OF Kent county, is the
guest OF Miss Charlotte Ash.
Master Elder Shippers has joined the ranks
of Elkton's Juvenile bicyclists.
j. Lawrence Ritchie, of Wilminton, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Ray seminar, of Wilmington, has
been the guest of Appleton friends.
Louis b. Adams has been spending several
days in New York with his parents.
Mrs. A. ). Pearce, of Wilmington. is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. John S. Writ.
John W. Ford. of Baltimore. is spending
Fair week with his sisters in Elkton.
Joseph Fowler. of Philadelphia. is spend
ing Fair week with friends in town.
Dr.. John Owens. of Chicago, is the guest
Of Mrs. Anna lamar on West Main street.
Mrs. James Ramsey, OF Pawtucket. Il. L..
is visiting Mrs. Thomas Miller near Elkton.
Philip Childs, OF Baltimore. spent several
days in Elkton this week with his parents.
Mrs. Clinton Roe and children. OF Winning
ton, are visiting her father William L. Giles.
Mrs. Sarah A. Daniels, of Steelton, Pa, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Charles L.
Denny.
Misses Elsie and Armitage Black. OF New
Castle, Delaware, are the guests of Elkton
friends.
Mrs. James Ralston, Of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with her friend Mrs.
Jesse Bdwel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Tees, of Palmyra
y. j., spent Sunday in Elkton with J. Ogle
Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hughes. of Whining
ton, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hughes on Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Bowen and daughter, of
relatives in Fair Hill.
Hon. Jonathan S Willis. of Milford Del.
was the guest OF William T. Warburton, ESQ.,.
in Elkton on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas II. Lort. of Denver, Colo. is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Terrell on North street.
William Moore and Mrs. Annie Lang. OF
Elkton. We're married on Wednesday night
by the Rev. B. F. Price.
Rev John McElmoyi". pastor of the Elkton
Presbyterian Church, occupied his pulpit on
sunday. having returned from his vacation.
Mrs. Rachel Cooper, John Cooper and
Miss Edith Cooper. of Chestertown. and Miss
Eckels, Of Washington. were the guests Of
Mrs. Jesse Ridwell. last week.
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING.
On Thursday evening. September Sd. q
merry company OF young people decided to
make "A raid on a good citizen Of Zion, Nd.
They enlisted a large number of pretty sol
diers and loading them in "A large wagon
filed with straw and drawn by Il pair of
spirited young horses. set forth on their
Journey of conquest. They rode to the music
made by cornet aud their own merry
voices. They rode into Zion on the double
quick and captured genial DIR. Clifford and
his hOspitabIe family. The evening was spent
most PLEASANTLY with music. both vocal and
Instrumental. and recitations. About 10
o'clock Mrs. Clifford invited the company to
the dining room where the table was filed
with fruit, cake and ice cream. All seemed
10th to leave, yet at the parting, best wishes
were exchanged. invitations were given, and
the happy soldiers returned to camp relating
their deeds of valor and resolved to visit the
large hearted doctor again. Among those
present We're: Rev. V. p. Northrup, j. Wesley
Ewing and family, Misses Evans. Susie Glib
son. Mary Mahoney, Libbie Ewing Minnie
Rattenbury, Emma and Minnie Rittenhouse,
Willet Ewing and sister, Harvey Kirk and
sister, Robert Mackey and Cecil Biles.
GONE PRESENT"
FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BAITI-
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