The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-05
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE CITY. Aug. /. 1899.

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Miss Florence Boulder entertained d few OF
her young friends on Tuesday evening.
Among them we noticed Misses Dora Steele
Ida AMI Mamie Bouchelle. Edith Willis. Carrie
Thompson and Helen Ellison Masters Grit
nth Ellison. Thomas Hopper, Harold Steele.
James Willis, Albert Clayton and Harry
Lorraine.
A number Of ladies and gentlemen from
Pennsylvania are camping near town and
have named their camp, Camp Murra.
The party consists of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon Roller and
Mr.. George Roller, Miss Mary Mcpherson and
Mr.. Warren Mcpherson, of Sadsburyvi!le, Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton PaXson and Mr.. willard
Paxson, of Black Horse. and Mr. Wallace
Boyd. OF Parkssburg. This is the second year
they have caIHped here.
MIR. Walter Dickinson lost young horse
one day last week it being overcome by the
heat while blowing.
Mr.. Morford Lake, of Back Creek Mills, is
very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Richard Reese, of Elkton. read the
services in the Episcopal Church on Sunday
Quite a number attended the dance given Mt
the Bohemia Avenue Hotel on Wednesday
evening.
The annual excursion from here went out
at o'clock, Thursday morning, with nearly
ten hundred passengers aboard. The day
proved a fine one, much to the pleasure OF
Mr.. Banks, who always predicts fine weather
Thomas Clifton, son Of George Dutton
Clifton, was bitten by dog supposed to be
mad. Some pills were procured from man
at Townsend, Del. which are supposed to
cure hydrophobia. Up to the present time
no serious effects OF the bite have been
noticed.
MIR. oliver Sheridan has been visiting rela.
tives in Baltimore. Miss Miriam Aldrich, of
Glasgow, is the guest OF Mrs. G.. S. Woolley.
Miss Grey, Of Mt. Pleasant. is the guest OF
Miss Nellie Egee. Mr.. Hugh Caldwell, of
Port Deposit, is visiting Mrs. l.. A. Hughes.
Mr.. Alexander Evans spent several days this
week in Elkton. Miss Lola Hanna and Miss
Elsie Stewart, OF Newport, Del are the
guests Of Mrs. William T. Reed. Miss May
Bungard, Of Rising Sun, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Bungard. Mr.. George
Murray, of the Trenton and New York Line
of steamers, is visiting his family here. Mr..
Joseph Hemphill, formerly of the Smyrna
Line, has accepted a position on the Mary
Nansciven, running from Philadelphia to
Riverside, N. j.
Miss Ella Hemphill, OF Wilmington, is visit
ing her grand mother here The Misses Hart,
of Elk Neck, have been visiting the Misses
Reynolds Miss Hattie Morgan is visiting her
father. Mr.. James Morgan, at Reynolds
wharf. Mr. Isaac Whaley, of Wilmington, is
visiting friends in town. Mr. David Griffith,
with his sister, Mrs. James Hopper. Mrs.
Mary Evans. Mrs Albert Nelson and Miss
Mary Mccullough, of Elkton, visited MIR. and
Mrs Alexander Evans at Randalia Cottage,
one day this week. Mrs. William T. Master
and Misses Florence and Sarah Master are Wis
iting Mrs. Annie Conrey.
Mr.. Harry Crockett, of Odessa, spent Tues
day with his brother, CORTLAND Crockett, at
the Park Hotel. Mr.. Fred Beiswanger, OF
New York, was in town this week. DR.. Edwin
Graves, Lex Reed and a gentleman from
Marietta, Pa, are spending the week camp
ing near Reynolds wharf. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Alexander and Mrs. j. B. Ward are camp
ing on the river near Randalia. Mr.. BENZ.
Hanson, Jr., of Baltimore. is visiting relatives
in town. Miss May L. Beaston, OF Middle.
town, is the guest OF Miss Lionne Beaston
near town. Mrs. Theodore Hayes, Of Ches.
tertown, has been the guest OF her father,
Mr. William Jones.