The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19
WEST NOTTINGHAM ITEMS.


WEST NoTTrNGHAM August ~, 1899
Prof. Z. Ambrose Beehtel has returned to
Chicago, where he will teach in the Unver-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill OF Oakwood
spent Sunday with MIR. Eli Coulson and
family.
Mrs stephen Mggraw and daughter, Miss
Hattie, are mt Mrs. Henry d. Keene's.
II is proposed to organize Republican
club Mt CoIora and continue it as permanent
institution.
Miss Helen b. Shannon is visiting friends
and relatives in Bealeton. Va.
Mr. Samuel NJ. Nave of St. Joseph, Missouri,
has secured admission for his son at the
academy the ensuing year. beginning Septem-
Der llth. Principal Conner reports a large
attendance expected.
Mr.. W. II. Daily and family, Of Lancaster
Pa, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Christie
pher Snyder.
Mr.. Robert Lee has returned to his home
in Baltimore, after a pleasant visit to William
Bechtel.
Rev X. j. Stewart, of Delta. York county,
Pa, preached an able sermon in the Presby-
terrain Church on Sunday morning. He led
the Christian Eudcavor in the chapel Sunday
evening and pleased the audience with his
short talk.
Prof Wilson, of Allegheny Seminary, will
occupy the pulpit heEc, on Sunday morning
! His family are occupying the Mause during
the atsence of Res. Shaw and family in Scot
| land.
Miss sherman, whose home is near Luray
Cave, one of Nirgina's historic spots, Is visit
ing Il former schooImate At Wilson College
Miss Ro.anna Caldwell Of Liberty Grove.
MIR. Joseph Snyder has moved his family to
| PerryViIe, where he has employment.
Mr.. John Groves and family. Of pittahurg
Pa, are the guests OF Mrs Slater To4h.
Miss Eleanor n. Jenness has returned from
delightful visit with friends in Media and
| Chester Pa
Despite the fact that ever thoughtful
mothers had cautioned them to return early,
several yOuns men from COora baskod in the
enticing pleasure Of the promenade and thus
by their lateness Of hours. were caught in the
storm on their return from WoodIawn camp
on Thursday evening 70 be sure they like
McGinty, got wet nnd will long remember
their enjoyable trip 50 full Of sweet pleasure
Mr.. William Il. McComm"us, of oxford,
Pa. has been Il guest ut the home Of Mrs.
Ellen Tosh.
No one need 20 to tho srashOre ia quest Of
shells odd and curious indeed. Dad" BAR
our genial shop-keeper, has Il stock on hand
and is supplying his many friends with thes e
| souvenirs.
Miss Mary J.. Brumfeld has returned to
| her position in Philadelphia. after pleasant
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| O. Brumield.
Miss Mary Magraw, of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Miss Ella Tosh.
Mr.. Lawson losh. one Of III" best known
| farmers Of this section, met with a sad arci-
dent on Tuesday. While driving a horse
| power into his lawn. he accidentally fell he
tore the wheels, which passed entirely over
| him. He is improving we are glad to report,
and WE trust may soon be able to manage his
| large farm.
Mrs Andrew Wiley. Miss Cora NJ. ami
| William Wiley. were III Baltimore this weeR
enjoying sights i'll the Monumental city.
| Mr.. John Baer, Of York, Pa, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday With Mr.. and Airs. John Il.
Conner. Mr.. Baer il graduate Ut the Anal-
envy and is pursuing his studies at Lafay cite
| College, Easton. Pa.