The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-04
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE CRY, Nov. 3, 189!

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The "Ceca IFAig' is on sale each ,ceek IN
chesapeake city, at Alera1der's drug store.
cents copy.
Poor rabbit suffers now?
Election day will be next Tuesday.
Misses Nellie and Julia Beaston and Lille
Johnson visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cayot Beaston
on Sunday.
Mrs. Alexander Evans spent one day this
week in town.
Miss Belle Joyce is spending several weeks
in Middetown.
Miss Julia Mariner is visiting relatives in
New York.
John Hudson was Baltimore visitor this
week.
Miss Merrdeth, OF Elkton, has been visiting
her sister Mrs Richard Loveess.
Mrs. Fred Fader of Newark, Del, has been
visiting relatives here.
W. B. Coleman spent Thursday in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Edwin Graves has returned to her
home in Marietta after spending the Summer
in town.
Mrs T. n. Lorraine and children have been
spending week or 90 ir Frelerca
Mrs A. 7. Egee and son Joseph, are visit
ing relatives in Chicago.
Mrs Bennett Steele spent one day this week
in finiadeipha
T. j. and L. p. COnrey were town visitors
on Sunday
Rev H. B. Phelps spent Thursday in Della.
ware City.
Mrs Byron Bouchelle visited her mother
in Ceciton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clayton and sons and
Mr. II. II. Howard spent Sunday in town.
Mrs II. Y. MunIovr and daughter are
spending this week with her parents.
Mrs Geo. Ryder, of Baltimore is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Rachel Gerv!n, Of Camden, N. j., has
been the guest OF Miss Eva Tatman.
NIessrs. c. L. Crockett and Charles Free
man spent Saturday in Philadelphia.
Mrs Joseph Hemphil spent several days
this week in Smyrna.
Mr.. George Watts, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Katie Reese, of Elkton, has been visit
ting her sister Mrs Margaret Price.
Mrs James A. Boulden, Mrs. j. G.. Griffith
Jr and sons james and Frank visited Mrs.
]. p Wilson near Cecilton this week.
Miss Annie Young has returned to her home
in Belair Nd, after several weeks visit to
Miss Kay Price.
Mrs. j. P. Steele was the guest of Mrs.
John Piser on Saturday
While Mr.. H. II. Brady was examining
some Of his property at the foot of Second
St., he slipped and toppled overheard, and
as the tide was very high he went in up to his
neck.
Harry Nelr of st. Augustine, entered tho
High School department on Monday of last
week, having completed the sixth grade
work in the public school; he was admitted
without examination.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
gave surprise to Rev. and Mrs. S. NJ. Perry,
on Friday evening in honor of their 25th
wedding anniversary A purse of 20 dollars
was given them: refreshments were served by
the ladies, and quite number of little
speeches were made.
Rev. Frank L. Williams, of Baltimore came
to town on Thursday where he was met by q
party Of men on n yacht, and left in the
afternoon for trip down the Chesapeake
Bay where they will gun.
The boys Mission Band gave a Halloween
party on Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Perry. The refroshments
consisted Of fancy cakes, nuts and fruit.
Those present wcre:-Mrs. j. S. Hopper,
Misses Alice Perry and Sallie Barwick,
Messrs Fred Mcintyre, and Hugh Caldwell,
Misses Elva Grant, Helen Ellison, Ida and
Mamie Bouchelle, Marion Boulden. Mamie
Wright, Lille Johnson, Julia and Nellie Beas-
ton, Maggie johnson, Lizzie Cooling, John
and Tom Hopper, Nelson, Wilmer and Fred
Cooling, Clark and Warren Barwick, Gilbert
Cooling, Frank Conrey, Albert Beiswanger,
Waid Deaston.
The Junior League of the NJ. L. Church
held a festival in Coleman's furniture store
on Thursday evening of this week.
During Tuesday evening while the boys
were out Halloween evening they broke the
windows in the colored church; we believe
in having a gay time on such occasions but
when pleasure is carried too far, it is time
for the law to take hold
DIR. Chas Karsner, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with DR.. j. II. Karsner.