The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
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Jacob Howard spent part of this week in
Philadelphia.
Miss Maria Knight was the guest of Elkton
relatives this week.
Miss Harriet Bolen visited friends in Will
mlngton, Del, on Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin Purnel, of SMYRNA, Del. has
been spending some time in Elkton.
Miss Mary Brown. of Oxford, Pa, spent
this week with Mrs. Thomas X. Burns.
Miss Bessie Evans and John Evans visited
relatives in the First district this week.
Ar'Hur Hughes. of Passaic. n. j., was in
Elkton on Wednesday and Thursday. He
formerly resided here
Mrs. j. 7. Shalcross and children, of Will
mington, Del. visited her mother. Mrs. Katb-
crime Miller, on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Y. Mitchell is taking a course
OF vocal and instrumental culture at the Pea
body Institute, at Baltimore.
Miss Sophia Miller is very i'll with typhoid
fever at her home, at Mechanics Valley. She
is student at the Elkton High School.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Brown and children. of
Toledo, Ohio. spent the past week with his
father, Mr. A. A. Brown. on East High street.
Mrs. Winfield Bennett spent several DAYS of
this week with her daughter, Mrs Charles
McCleary, in Wilmington, Del, who has been
dangerously ill.,
Rev. Mr.. Haricastle has received a letter
from Rev. William Schouler, sent from Paris.
1t states they are all in good health and hav-
ing fine time. They expect to be home in
| about six weeks
Miss Susan Naudain entertained the Junior
Whist Club on Thursday.
Mrs. II. L. Doble, who has been the guest
OF Miss Helen Ash, returned home on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. james MeKnsey, Of Philadelphia, was
, the guest Of Mrs. Howard Brattou on We'd
ncsday.
william Il. Casho. a native OF Cecil county.
Is candidate for the Legislature on the
Republican ticket in Caroline county.
Mrs. Walter G. Boyd, Of Baltimore, visited
her parents in EIkton. this week.
Mrs. A NJ. Strickland had as her guests
this week. Mrs, Emma Watts ami daughter,
and Mrs. Ella Shellady, Of philadelphia
Russell Grant has resumed his duties as
clerk in r. b. Fraaer's pharmacy. Elkton,
| having recovered from his illness from typhoid
| fever.
DR.. George V. Price and wife. of New York,
ara visiting his father, Rev. B. i. Price DR..
Price is connected with the house of Harper
aud Brothers, the we'll known publishers.
| The condition of Mrs. Charles Il. Perkins.
who has been dangerously i'll for several
weeks past with typhoid fever, at the home
| OF her father, Mr.. Charles W. Maxwell on
East High street, is now much improved.
| Mrs. George L. Witworth and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Wilmington, Del, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. p.
shockley. i'll Elkton, returned home on Tues
day, accompanied by Mrs Laura Harris and
| son Palmer
An event in social circles in Havre de Grace,
| IS the coming marriage Of Mr.. W. N. Coale.
teller in the First National Bank, to Miss
Laura Bristow The ceremony will be a
| qulet one at the home OF the bride and will
take place October 18th.
Miss SaIlie Deibert gave a yachting party
down the Elk river, on Thursday evening, on
the yacht 'Conquerorn to a number of her
friends in honor of her guest, Miss Nora
Heisler. Those on board were Misses Nora
HeisIer, Sallie Debert Annie Deibert. Grace
McNeal Addie Realey, Mary JelIers. Mabel
Culleney; Messrs. Arthur Deibert, Clarence
Deibert, Charles Jefrers, Victor Barr Robert
McNeal and Fred II. Letter.
Assistant Surgeon j. Herbert Ford 18th
Infantry, I. S. A., who is we'll known in this
county. writes August 24th, that his regiment
occupies trenches in front Of Pashy, from
which the FiIipinos Were driven. Health
OF command good, notwithstanding the down.
pour OF rain and the heat He ikens the
temperature to that of the lighthouses in the
Botanical Gardens at Washington. The Crcu.
| WING has frequently published interesting
articles of travel from Surgeon Ford's pen.