Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-10-07
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Miss Jennie Bailey left last Thursday
for Snow Hill to attend her father who
is very sick.
Miss Christine Hall of near Salisbury
has been visiting Mrs. Hester Nelson ut
MIR Daniel M,Sscy'S this week
Mr.. john Tilghman of Salisbury,
spent i few days here with his daugh
ter, Miss Lizzie Tilghman this week
! MIR. Francis HarmonSon of Delmar.
was the guest of his son Mr.. II. f. Har-
monsoon this week
Miss Fannie Gray of Cedartown. was
/ the welcome guests of the Misses Ethel
and Susie Pruitt this week
/ Mrs Thomas Hammond will have her
millinery opening next Wednesday and
Z Thursday, and Miss Hcttie Smith will
have her opening the same days, So
come ont. old and young. and if you
cannot find what YOU like at one place
you may at the other
The annual Offering TO the board of
/ Foreign Missions last Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian Church was $50.
( Mrs. Jenkins Bowen, Miss Maggie
Davis and Mrs Pcna Miller are all on
the sick list this week, we hear that
Mrs. Miller is some better and hope Sh {
will recover
Mr.. Wilmer Purncll came home last
Monday to visi, his family
DIR. Thomas Franklin moved his drug
store last Monday, next door to Mr.. L.
l.. Dirick>on'S drug store
Mr.. II. Il. Powell. one of the firm of
Burbagc. Powell q Co. has been in
Baltimore and Philadelphia this week
buying fall and winter goods Look
ont for advertisement next week
Mrs. Charles Quillen will leave next
Monday for Philadelphia TO buy her
fall and winter stock of millinery
Mr. James Mock who has been work
ing i'll Wilmington. came down this
week to visit his family
Mr.. ID. C. Lester the photographer
who has been here for several weeks
left last Wednesday for Roanoke Rap.
ids, n c.
The entertainment given last Monday
evening AT the Methodist Church by the
| Rev. John ID. G. Hanna was Il great sue
cess. The church was crowded aud the
people came away more than pleased,
they Thought they had even more than
their moneys worth.
| Mr. Charles T. Perkins who has been
III Eikton for the past two weeks with
his wife who is there and very ill with
typhoid fever returned home Monday
night. We are sorry that he did not
report his wife any better
Mr.. Harry Connaway left last Tues
day for Philadelphia to attend the jeff
crson Medical College
Rev. Arthur Dougall went to New
Castle last Tuesday to attend the Pres
bytcry
Eddie Clark and Cordic Holloway, two
little boys about five years old, built Il
fire in the hen house at Mr.. Clark last
| Tuesday Eddie was in the back part
of the house when the blaze started and
could not get out, and he was burned
81 badly that he died before morning.
Cordie escaped without any injury
Mrs Jennie Palmatory left Tuesday
morning for Philadelphia and also At
lantic City.
Mrs Harry Burkholdcr, of Baltimore.
came last week to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Holloway
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching tomorrow morning in Buck
ingham Church and i'll thy afternoon ut
Libcrtytown. Y. NJ. p. Leader Mr.
George Bratten.
DIR. :. X. Marshall has purchased the
Thomas +. Taylor building opposite the
postoflice on Main Street, and it is ex-
pcctcd that he will fit it up as a drug
store, and occupy the same. He seems
to he doing a nice business and is worthy
of better store accommodations than he
is getting.
MIR Edward Williams went to Phila-
dclphia last Monday after his new Fall
goods
The remains of Mr.. Willet's little
daughter Louise, and Nancy Massey col
ored and her child who were killed by
escaping gas i'll Baltimore Were all
brought here on Tuesday and buried ON
"Wednesday.