The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-05-08
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George Turner visited friends in Whining
ton on Sunday
Master Cecil Weav,r r. of Wilmington. Del,
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Eliznh"'' l.trk. Of New Castle, is the
guest of reIati,"- in Elkton.
Miss Carrie Vansant is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Wilmer Fox at Zion
John Z. Wilson, of CentreviIlc, spent Sun
day with his mother near town
b. +. Founders. ESD, has been i'll at the
House hut is now much improved
Fred T. IIaines spent several days in Cen
trevile this week with John T.. Wilson.
Assistant County Treasurer John Banks is
on business trip to Norfolk, Virginia.
Misses Helm and Sweigert. of Schuylkil
Haven, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Charles Queck.
Miss Mary l.. Wright of Philadelphia, was
the guest of Mrs. George Biddle, on Sunday
Mrs. John H. Terrell has been spending
several days in Philadelphia, with her
mother.
Thomas Thackery. of Louisville. KY, has
| h'th SpthulhS several dhNS Will Ills relatives
| in Elkton.
W. W. johnson and family of Gainesville
spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents
ut Bayview.
Miss Rachel Evans and Miss Re5a Buckley
! spent Sunday. in Elkton, with their aunt Miss
| Ellen Broushton.
/ Miss Laura A. Coleman, of Chesapeake
| City, is visiting her cousin Mrs. William H..
/ sprinkle on Howard street.
Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE Young. of Chicago,
/ spent several day in Ekton this week with
/ his sister. Mrs. Susan Courier.
Rev. \. 5. Mowbrny, pastor OF the EIkton
! NJ. Church is spending several days with
| his relatives in Caroline equity.
/ 3Lr. and Mrs. j. NJ. c. Carhart were in
Ocean Grove last week. They have rented II
"Dttnge and will spend the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. c Teal. Of Baltimore.
aud Joseph Tnorp, Of Westerly, Il. l., were
guests Of Mrs.. J. OSln Mccullough. this week.
Captain Magnin, editor of the Darby Pro
grcss, Delaware county, Pennsylvania, will
deliver the address at North East on Memo
rial Day.
| Cards have br"n issued for the wedding of
Forrest W. Lovctt of Newark and Miss Idle
J. Markey of Hickory Hill, Pa, which will
take place on May 18th.
Dr. Stanly Steele recent graduate of the
! University Of Maryland, has opened dental
| parlors in Chesapeake City. He Will also
/ have a branch office ut Cerllton.
George McQuiIAu, Jr.. OF Philadelphia
accompanied by DIR. A. J.. Spraguc. IL student
at the University Of Pennsylvania, spent
several lay this week with his parents in
Eiaon.
Marriage licenses were issued this week to:
Alfred Dcrrirkaon. OF Philadelphia. and Lidie
V. Grant, of Cherry Hill. John +. Melhone.
of York Haven, Pa, and Carrie f McCul-
| Tough, of Pilot Town.
Joseph Hughes and wife. of Lewisville. Pa 4:
U. $. Deputy Marshall David Hughes and
John Hughes of Wilmington, Del. and Alfred
Hughes, of Landcnburg Pa. were guests of
William II. Hughes on Sunday it being his
Glst birthday.
Mrs. Thomas II. Freeman, nee Clara Scott
formerly of this town, but now of Philadel-
phia, Pa, has addressed circulars to her
numerous friends in the vicinity, calling
attention to her purchasing agency in that
city at 1928. South 49, street.
| W. Hodge Bennett. of the firm of Fisher,
Bruce and Company, of Philadelphia, was in
Elkton on Wednesday introducing to the Elk
ton merchants Stanley d. Prouse, who will
represent the firm on the road. Mr.. Prouse
is a young gentleman of aiIablc manner and
his efforts in this section for this well-known
firm of china and glassware dealers should
he successful in every way.