Evening journal., 1900-07-26
CHESAPEAKE CITY
HAS MANY VISITORS
Many People Went on the
American Mechanics
Excursion

Chesapeake City. July 25.--Miss
Alice Reynolds. of Elkton. spent Sun
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Reynolds
Miss Grace Bristow spent Wednesday
of last week in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. WO1dhouse and child
and Miss Laura Watson, of Philadel-
phia, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Watson.
Mrs. Ryan and daughter are spending
some time with Mr.. Ryan, in Washing
ton.
Palmer Nowland. Of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his family here.
Miss Mary Schaffer, Of Delaware City.
Is spending some time with her par
ents here.
Mrs. John Lewis and Miss Ella
Lewis. Of Baltimore. are the guests OF
Mrs. Richard Stubbs.
Charles Green. of Washington. visit-
ed his family here last week.
Miss Elsie Jamison. of Baltimore. Is
the guest Of Miss Mamie Boucbelle
Miss Nellie Carpenter. of Whining
tom, Is the guest of Mrs. Tobias Carpen-
ter.
Mrs. James Scanlon. of Wilmington
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. vii
liam Borem.
Mrs. William Schultz and children
OF Baltimore are the guests OF Mrs.
John Pierce.
Miss Alice Queck. of Ellton. snant a
iew days of last week with relatives
here
Miss Ella HemphiH. of Wilmington
= lne guest OF her grandmother, Mrs.
HARRIET Hemphill
MISS hmma Morgan is spending some
uilne WIN friends i'm Sassafras Neck.
MIS- EiizaDeth Young, of Belair. was
lhe guest OF Mrs. VI. @. Price last week.
MISS Annie Young has returned to
ngI nome IN belair, after an extended
visit with friends here.
AlDeft clayton, who has been visit
lhs ms aunt, Mrs. Mary Price, has re-
turned ID MS home. in Philadelphia.
MIS-. william Veach and children. OF
vi W.. iA.iAt9"n' Pa, are spending some
time IN this neighbOrho0d.
Misses Kay Price and Kafharine 10
lalne spent several days OF last week
at Betterton.
Misses Florence Egee and elsie
narsnef spent Friday with Miss Belle
joyce. at Randalia
MIS- anna Hopper has returned from
an j., extended visit to Philadelphia.
lhe keV. John ID. c. Hanna. of Will
II. !. ,.-i'ssoh, was entertained by the Rev
Mr.. Poole On Sunday.
Mrs. H. " Manlove and dauob+or %
cnts here. P'-'
mrs. Rs9ecca Carter, Mrs. William
senefson and Miss Helen Jefferson. of
I l 1ar.
ard Carter % i''0'i-
The missionary tea. which was IN
nave been held at q recent date bv fhe
Woman's Missionary Soeietv Of ~
fresDyterian Church, has been most
poned until September, owing M the
extreme heat.
As James BouchelIe was ,r,nnirs
William Pyle's traction engine across E
the causeway it became unmana eeahio
ana ran up on the sidewalk breakino
through, thus thrdwing the enssne
doWn on the creek shore. II was MOI
raised until about noon the next dav
\ Samuel Powell died at his home hers
on Tuesday of last week aged "a
years. He was formerly an engineer at
uhe steam pump. His funeral was held
Z on Friday morning at 10 O'Clock inter
ment at Bethel Cemetery.
Inc cook book gotten up by the la
dies OF the Presbyterian Church is now
on sale.
About 500 people went from here on
the excursion given by the American
Mechanics On Thursday. Those wish.
ing TO go to Annapolis had to get of
1 at Rochester. because there was moth.
ing on board for them to eat. The aues
ton is. was 1t all eaten up. or was ther,
no provision made for the crowd.