Evening journal., 1900-10-01
WANDERER FOUND
FAR FROM HOME
MANY Chesapeake Young
Folk Fall Victims to
Cupid'S WiIeS

Chesapeake City. Nd, Sept %
There is very little work in the car
pentsr line going on here at present, q
new roof is being put on the property
occupied by Jacob Metz as a wheel
wright shop and owned by the Odd Eel
lows. George Houck Is putting on new
shutters end W. b. Barwick a new
roof.
The Right Rev. W. F. Adams bishop
Of this diocese. will preach and admin
lister the rite OF confirmation in the
Church Of the Good Shepherd ON Octo-
Der ], at 1880 o'clock
Thomas Curry and Miss Maggie Muir
ply, both of this town, were quietly
married at Bethel parsonage last Sun
day evening.
William C. Berger and Miss Annie
Murray, both Of town were married on
Wednesday evening, at the NJ b. par
sonage. The bride wore a becoming
gray gown. They received a number
Of very pretty as well as useful pres
ents.
Jay sayers was given party on
Wednesday evening TO celebrate his
fourteenth birthday.
The boys OF the High School have
organized a football team. Harold
Steele was elected captain; Roger VIII
liams. assistant captain and Hugh
Caldwell, manager. Tho manager ox-
poets to arrange games with the ElktOn
High School, Jacob Tome Institute and
West Nottingham Academy.
The EricssOh Line day boats VIII
make their last trip On Saturday.
Cards have been received herr for
the marriage o. Gecrse Queck. OF Como
Wingo, and Miss Elizabeth KerDs. Of
Philadelphia, to take place in Phla-
delphia on Saturday, October g. Mr.
aud Mrs. Queck VIII b. at home otter
November l.
J. Hooper Simpson disappeared from
hia home On Thursday o7 last wHek.
and search Wss made Tor mm in tho
adjoining town and in wilmington
Philadelphia and Baltimore. but with
out SUCCESS until Monday. when bis
father received q letter from New York
saving he WAS there. at q hotel and not
cble to got hcme Mr. Simuenn im-
msdiatcly telegraphed hfm but not
cclved word he was not there On We'd
ne5day he turned uD at smithneld. H.
J. HIS father and Il. II. Lorraine went
otter him and brought ham back
.ThurEiay morning Of this week. He
is improving mentally.
A crazy man was locked I'D on Wed
nesday evening by BailiG Buskirk. Hei
gave hia name as Peter Crewe. OF
Chestartown- Mr. Busklrl1 telegraphcd
20 that town and received word 10 hold
him and someone would come for him.
Misses Bertha Dunbar. OF Elkton,
and Hea5n Ash. Of Wilmington, were
IN town on Saturday.
Misc Louie QuecS has been Visitingi
her grandparents IN Elkton.
MrE. =. a Reess ta visiting her
friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. =. A. Dushane IS spending some
time IN Wilmington.
HrB. EStelie Warren IS visiting reia-
tiYea IN Washington.
Mrs. Emily SmitheGB has returned
from Harrington, Del. where she hasl
boan spending the Summer
Miss Nellie Carpenter, OF Whining
ton, rs visiting her uncle. Tobias Car
penter.
Andrew Kincaid, OF Wilmington. has
Deem visiting his sister, Mrs. William
Esumm.
Mr and Mrs. GIvens and daughter. Of
camden, N j. ara visiting Mr. and
Mrs. joel fcncaid.
Miss Ada Ford, Of Midtown. has
boen visiting Misc Belle Joyce, at up
per Randalia
AirH Anna Hopper has returned from
q visit IN Philadelphia.
Mss Eddie FerFusOn. ~ CecltOn
spent this weok With Byron BOuchelle
W. A. AleUsRder. Harry Bouchelie
and Henri Lindsay spent Wednesday
down the river fishing