The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-07
COUNTY NEWS
roatiDucd franz Pagc h.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
Dorm DEPOSIT. Oetober G. 1890.

IHe"oerH WING" is u, soie each reeh il,
port bu,sH at $'eJbntg& Ne'rs .Td,,d. 3
rC'iS "D.E
Mrs. Wa tman Smithe-s has returned to her
home 3D. Chosapeak" City after spending
about tn~ lays with the Gerry's.
Mr.apd Mrs. II. II. Cameron were in Phila-
dolphia tuesday.
}. Suru rin Diver. Of Pennsgrovc, n. j.,
has entered the second high school at tie
Jacob Rom, Institute.
Mrs. James Hopkins and Mrs. Emma Gard
uer. Of rUrnacc, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs r. C. Hopkins.
Messrs Edwin Boyntcn and Wilmer Devor-
shire attended the York fair Thursday.
Mrs John Taylor and grandchildren are
staying with Mrs. Snyder.
Miss Lille Heyman. who has been visiting
Miss Netzger, has returned to her home in
New York
Mrs. ]. A. Gerry and Mrs. Hannah Butch
enhart are attending the State W. c. I. T..
convention in Havre de Grace.
Miss Sue Jackson, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Emma Gather.
Mr.. Etnwachter. of Baltimore, spent Sun :
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Einwachter.
Mr.. Wilmer Devonshre will start for
Palaskl Monday to purchase drove of cattle
for the farm belonging to Mrs r. f. NIurphy's
heirs.
Misses Ida and Florence Gerry were at
Mrs. Westerfeld's in Rising Sun Friday.
Miss Annie Quinn, who has been visiting
her sister in Philadelphia for several months,
is now at home.
Mr.. Willard Abrahams will have charge Of
the building now occupied by the junior de-
partment of the J. T. I.
The Presiding Elder DR.. Watt, will preach
in the N. T.. Church sunday, october IS.
Rev. A. :, Mowbray i. going to get room,
havo it nude comfortable. and furnished with
papers, magazines. games Of various kinds,
and other iorms Of arrangements so that the
young men who have no place to spend their
evenings may have n place that will profit
them. Mr.. Mowbray requested the young
men to meet him this week. 1t is to be
hoped THAI all will cooperate with this noble
man iu this grand work.
Miss Ida Gerry will have charge of the
Epworth League. Reference, John 2l1 $.
Illlie fANIh Dprcu- Will I'dl Tue Jun or
League.
After d 'ons illness Mrs George Wilson
died FriIIy night from Bright's disease
Ever since her rirlhood she has been mem.
Der of thu NJ. L. Church. Her funeral WA,
ueld MONDAY ut II O'clock and was in charge
Of Rev. A, ). MowJray. assisted by Reys W
y. Shaw nud a. NJ. Rich. Bearers Robert
Tawllngs Il. T. Stephenson. J. b. Abrahams
Antouy Davis, Drs. Clemson and Hopes
Her husband. two daughters and son sur.
vive her.
Mr. David Orr had his eye burned quit,
badly by " piec" Of plaster falling in it while
he was plastering Il house in Hayre dc Grace
Il is better but very painful.
On Monday, Il horse attached to wagon
belongin. to John Dousherty became fright,
9ned while standing at Rock Run, by the
go train and ran tearing down the street A
LITTLE boy y the name of Walker had gotten
in for Il ride. Some one screamed for the
little fellow to lie down, which he did, but
was bounced all the way down town. A
colOrci fellow had presence Of mind to Jump
- back aaul grab the lines, thereby stopping
tAe dn.Il. before any serious damage was
done. Tia" child was bruised, but escaped
e.. .,.,.