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

MILO Is beautiful little town, made so 10y its
environment You cannot turn your eyes in
any direction but that the grandest scenery
meets your gaze. the mountains stretching
far in the distance. She is with relatives
there. the family of r. L. Dobe ESQ.
y EN. John France, pastor of Goodman
NJ Z. Church Wilmington. and wife.
visited relatives in Elkton this week.
-Rev. Mr.. Jameson. of Baltimore, is visiting
at j. L. AleXander's.- Emma McMullin,
OF Wilmington, is visiting Miss Annie Pierson.
Miss Lottie Williams. who has been spend
ing several weeks with Miss Bertha White.
has returned to her home in Port Deposit
Misses Nellie, Amy and Edith Walls have
returned to their home in Philadelphia after
visiting Mrs. f. j. Kerr.-Dr. II. f. Clemson,
Albert Constable, Jr., of Elkton, and W. H.
May, Jr.. OF Washington. left Baltimore yes
terday on a sea trip to Boston and RETURN
States Attorney W. S. Evans has returned
from his vacation. which he spent at the sea-
shore and mountains, and is now once more
engross'd with legn and official Matters
Misses Bertha Dunbar. Charlotte Ash and
Lille Bennett are spending two weeks at
Colchester B"ach.-Mrs. George Sterling, of
Wilmington, is visiting Miss Salie Sterling
Henry II Torbert. senior edit or Of the
CECIL WHlG, sailed from New York on We'd
nrs'.Ay ON the American Liur STEAMER Ken
Sington' for Antwerp. Belgium. and will be
absent about month. He will spend week
abroad visiting London and Liverpool, sail
in@ from the latter city for HON" on Spptem-
hrr sth
EOSEPH r. OFT is visiting Theodore OFT
~ Locust POint.-Mrs J. Newman
Davis of Wtlmiugton, i, visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph II. McNea!.
near town Miss Ella George is til" guest Of
Miss tile Clark in North Eaet.-lIiss BERTHE
Graham. OF 'rty Grove, is rut Wing "A visit
to MIS-. n. X. Warner, East Main street
Miss Lizzie Wells is the guest of Brooklyn, n.
Y. friends. Mrs. William NJ knight, of Bal
timorc, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Groome. Maurice Lee. formerly of Eikton.
now i'll the drug business in Baltimore, spent
Monday in town.-Dr john Black, of New
Castle, was an Elkton visitor on Monday
Mrs. {. NJ Boulden has as her guests Mrs
Thomas y. Nichols and daughter, of Philade.
phia.-Miss AnabeI Culleney has returned
from stay IN Wilmington.-Mis Carrie
Errklcy is visiting Mrs. Emma Cooling in
Camden, n. J.-C. C. Caldwell, president of
the Eureka Fertilizer Company is ill at his
home urar Liberty Grove
\ number of EIkton young people. chap
oil lN 7 i.y,,i,
''woods plrty'o on Wednesday in the Red Mill
grove, west Of Elkton, along the Little Elk
Greek. Those in the party were: Miss Flora
Owens, Misses Mamie Ward. Grace Strick-
land, Maggie fIartnett, Maryart King. Elsie
Phillips, Maggie White, Jeanette McElwee.
Minnie Cameron Lizzie King, Ray Burns.
Flora Marshhank; Joseph aud John Ward,
Frank aud John King. John Denver,
Nelson Finuau. Maurice Strickland, Ralph
Owens, Delbert Hague, James Plumline.
= GORGE A. BLAKE, ESQ, yesterday
7 went to Allentown, n. j., where he
will visit relatives for about ten days.
Stanley Evans went with him to visit Charlie
Blake who is there.-Miss Bertha Sharp. of
Wilmington, is visiting Miss Lille Bennett
Misses Bertha and Grace Armstrong, Of Phia-
delphia, are visiting the Misses Hague.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rudulph and son, Tobias,
and Miss Bertha White have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White at Hope Valley,
r. l. They were accompanied by Miss Leona
Thompson. who has been visiting Miss
Maggie White,-NIiss Emma Hughes has re-
turned from an extended visit to relatives
and friends in Chester county. Pa. She has
as her guests Miss Carrie Ewing. of Landen-
berg, Pa, and Miss Hughes. of Wilmington
Miss EstelIe Crowl, of Hickory Hill, Pa,
was the guest of Mrs. Ii. Frank Nitworth the
first of this Week.-Mrs.. Samuel Evans and
daughter: Miss Carrie, of Cumberland. and
Misses Jean Evans and Mary Csdwalader, of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. James Casho,
at Barksiale.
\ A RS. l.. H. Bennett is sojourning at
wv Atlantic City. Mrs. Bennett was the
lucky winner of the lady's prize at II
progressive euchre party Al the Hotel
Boscobel. There were fourteen tables.-Mrs.
L. j. Warner and daughter, Fannie, of Phia-
dclphia, have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. C. NJ. Chlds-Miss Carrie Cummings.
Of Risingsun, spent the past week with Miss
Maud Childs.-
- ALPH and Eugene Landenberger, OF
II Philadelphia, or" spending several
days in Elkton with Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Brown on East Main street Mrs. Manly
Drennen and daughters. accompanied by
Miss Roberta Tull, are at Slaughter Beach.
Delaware. Miss Ethel Knight, OF Baltimore
has returned home after n pleasant visit to
Miss Airline Constable. -Miss Fanny Hopkins
and Walter McClenahan, of Port Deposit,
were guests Of Miss Katherine Constable two
or three days this week.-Henry Constable Is
spending several days in Wilmington.-Mrs
Ella Marshall. of Dover, Del, is the guest of
Mrs. II. G. Levis.-William II. May. Jr., Of
Washington, private secretary to Senator
German, has been spending a weekin Elkton.
Howell Hanson, of Philadelphia. has been an
Elkton visitor.-Miss Nellie Clayton, of Balt.
more. who has been visiting Miss Estella
Haines. near Elkton, returned home on Sat
urday.-Miss Lille p. Seminar, Of Newark.
is the guest OF Mrs. James II. Garrett.
n A ISIS Julia Smith, of Newark, is visiting
IVl the Misses McIntire, OF near Elkton