The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-14
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, August -. 1897.

CHESAPEAKE CITY, August II. 1897.
Grabbing seems to he the popular diversion
Captain George Lov"Iess went to the hos
pita in Philadelphia TO undergo IN operation
w. b. Coleman cut his hand severely one
day last weeS with II chise.
Matthew Isler, II well-known citizen, died
ou Sunday. Reported in obituary column.
Those whom we noticed enjoying the Ches-
apeake air this week were: Miss Mary Willis,
Of Baltimore; Miss Llonne Beaston, of Cay
OTIS Corner; Miss Nellie Barwick, Of Kent
county; Mr. Augustus Schoed and William
Carpenter, OF Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Reed, o. Philadelphia; Mrs Joan Gilmore, of
b fillmore: Miss Lizzie Biddle, of Earleville;
Mr.. and Mrs. william Biteman, Misses
Jackson, of Downs Chapel; Mrs. George
L nand, of Chrstertown; Mrs.. Meredith, of
Eiktou; Harry nld william Chandler of
tltimore; MIS-. NJ. V. Walmsi, y. OF Ceciton;
N.s,es Parker, of PhIad"lphia: Misses Re-
nenter. Of Philadelphia; Mrs. L. A. II.
O'Bgen, of Kent county; Mrs. j. A. Stafford
and Mr.. Wier, of PhiladeIphia; Mr.. Noble
B"nson. of the steamer Fanny Cadwallader"; ;
IS Lidie Davidson, of Delaware; Harry
Mnulove. of Middletown; Merritt Paxson, OF
summit Bridge; Miss Carrie Hall, Of Elkton;
iii, ses Maggie HofT and Maggie Evans, of
Philadelphia; Miss Dellie Davenport of PhiIa-
drphia Misses Miller, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Peterson and Mrs. II. Lesley
visited relatives in Delaware City this week.
Misses Annie and Carrie Van Horn, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Alexander, Rev. w. b.
Stehl and Mr.. John Stehl enjoyed part OF this
week and last at pheasant View. '-Rev. w.
B. Stehl and brother left this week for Balti-
more, where the latter will remain. after
having spent sometime in Chesapeake
Florence Boulden is spending sometime with
relatives in Philadelphia Florence
ESee spent several days this weeks with Mrs.
Walter Clayton.-Miss Myrtle Davenport has
returned from a visit to relatives in Philadel-
phia.-T. ]. Conrey and DR.. Stanley Steele
were home for the excursion.-Mrs. A. E.
Hardcastle and Miss Bessie Conrey are So
journing at Atlantic City.-Msses Foard and
Simpson were in Port Deposit visiting this
week.-Miss Mabel Wharton has been visiting
friends in Baltimore. Misses Clark and
Biddle spens part of this week in Baltimore
and Queenstown. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Folks, of Wilmington, visited town this week.
Misses Estclle and Elsie Thor, of Rhode
Island, are visiting Mrs. George Bristow.
The young men OF this place gave an infor-
NAL dance in the hall on Wednesday evening
of this week. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Fees, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
Steele Mrs Waiter Clayton, Mrs. j. ii. Steele,
Mrs Harry Bouchelle, Mrs. w. c. Karsner,
Mrs. NJ V. Wamsley, Misses Elsie Karsner,
Florence Egee Anna Young, Mary Steele.
Mary Willis, Laura Jones. Anna Pyle, Katie
PNle LIOnLe BHdsLun, 4NIi,io .ISu...-h, IL ,U.y u
Kbler, Helen Clayton, Susie Parker, Clara
Paxson, Ray Price, DIR. d. Smithers, DR.. s.
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Howard, Harry Kibler, Harry Jones, Frank
Howard, Groome Steele, ID. Palmer Boulden
Lndell Beaston, Mr.. Watt, OF York, Pa.
Misses Alice and Anna Hanson, of Baltimore.