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Evening journal., 1900-09-10
CANNING PEACHES AND TOMATOES
Nj The News About Busy aud Prosperous
Wyoming Folk

Wyoming. Sept S.-George Webb af-
ter spending q week with his mothg
has returned 90 Philadelphia.
Miss May Winters has returned from
her trip through New Jersey. Pennsyl-
ania and New York states.
Merritt Hastings. OF Wilmington,
made r. w. lnderlied a short visit re-
GENTLY.
Mr. Parmaleo has removed with Ibis
family to Philadelphia, where he is en-
ployed,
Thomas Hubbard has returned from
his "trip West and the seashore.
Miss Sadie Jackson has gone to
Wilmington where she will take a
course Of shorthand and typewriting at
.Goldeys College.
Louis Jenkins hes SO far recovered
from his recent illness as to be out
again.
e. N. Wentz has returned 10 Phha-
.delhia. Mrs. Wentz is now visiting her
sister, Mrs. George w. Mason.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
PREACHER s NARROW ESCAPE
FROM AN INSTANT BEATH

Bohemia Manor, Md, Sept. s.-Miss
Hazel, Of Millington, is the guest oS
her friend Miss Baulah Crawford.
Misses Bertha Cleaver and Emily
Blanford, Of Philadelphia, are the
guests of Misses Matte and Marian
Cleaver.
Mrs. Milford Wamsley, Of Cecilton.
viii return as teacher Of st. Augustine
school for the Fall term, then she will
resign.
John Cleaver had an average of SO
bushels Of wheat per acre on part OF
his farm.
Harry Men is quite i'll.
Willie Beaston. of Smyrna. is the
guest CT his uncle, George Rhoades.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Of Dover, is
the guest Of Miss Effie Berry
Julian Jones is on the sick list.
Misses Marian and Matte Cleaver
entertained a few Of their friends on
Frida. evening.
Miss Anna Hushebeck, Of Pivot
Bridge has been the guest of Miss
Louie Nef.
The Rev. George Conaway had mar
row escape from being killed one night
last week while driving over the Kirk
wood railroad. The sOuthbOund train
struck the back of his carriage.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
CANTERBURY VISITORS
CONE FROM AFAR

Canterbury. Sept. S.-Miss Ethel
Thomas has returned home from long
visit TO her graduate friend, Rena Cox
of Fairmount, Md.
Miss Nellie Johnson is with her
ousin. Mrs. Bennett. 81 Crisiield, Md.
Elijah Maris made a bicycle trip to
Wilmington and returned last week.
Mss Thomas Burchenal Is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
J. B. Clampitt attended the Union
lRepublican convention. in Dover, on
Tuesday, as a delegate.
Misses Lulu Satterfeld and Edith
lCahoon visited Mrs. Thomas Johnson
on Saturday last.
Eugene Graham and Caleb Burche-
mel spent last Sunday evening at the
home Of the Misses Downs at the coun-
| ty hGuse
! Mrs. Charles Weston and son
lCharles. spent a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. p. Nell
lvaine.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
FARMERS BUSY
SAVING FODDER
Accounts Of DOingS Of Pee
pie Living in and
About ROXaBa

Roxana, Sept S.-Farmers OF this
vicinity are now saving their fodder
Mrs. Maggie G. Hudson has greatly
improved her residence by having il
neatly remodelled.
George G. Bishop has returned home
from Philadelphia.
John Hazel, Of Philadelphia, who Is
visiting friends at Omar, spent Mon
day evening with Miss Carrie Hudson
Of this place.
Mrs. c. Il. Richards and little son
Charlie, of Wilmington. are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VIII.
gus, I'm this town.
George A. Furman, who has been on
the sick list. Is able to resume hi,
duties agan.
Horace Evans spent a few days re.
comfy with his sister. Mrs. James, oi
this town.
Captain and Mrs. VIM. z. Rickard.
and daughter Miss Roxie, who hav,
been visiting their father. Robert
Richards, OF this place. left for tieii
home In Philadelphia last Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
NASSAU PEOPLE TOOK
EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY

Nassau, Sept S.-Quite a number OF
young people enjoyed the excursion
last Wednesday to Cape May and At
lantic City.
John Truitt and family are visiting
his brother. b. r. Truftt
Misses Ethel and Evelyn Hannum
are spending a few weeks with their
aunt. Mrs. II. May, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Maud May.of Philadelphia, has
been visiting Mrs. s. c. Paynter.
Mrs. B. f. Truitt is now on the sick
list
Miss Maude Coverdale entertained a
few friends Friday evening.
Charles Harmon. Of Frankford, spent
Friday with friends here.
S. G. Coverdale and family have beer
spending a few days with his brother
David COverdale.
S. c. paynter lost a COW by It get
ting choked on an apple.
Mrs. S. Pierce and daughter visited
relatives here Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
SHIRT WAIST MAN
WAS TURNED DOWN
Was Not Allowed to Eat
COaleSS in a Middle
town Hotel

Earleville, Nd. Sept. S.-Mrs. Ann
stead Rowan, of Wilmington. Is The
guest OF Mrs. William Rowan.
Mrs. Harry Hessey, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mrs. w. W. Allen.
Mrs Frank Price and children, who
have been visiting Miss Ella Price, have
returned TO their home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Brice, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mrs. Joseph Wooleyhan.
hiss Alice Clarke. of Chesapeake
CITY is at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Edward Biddle
Mr.. and Mrs John Allen and chill
dren, OF Philadelphia, are spending
some time with Mrs. padley
Misses Cara and Anna Wilkinson
ana John Wilkinson, Jr accompanied
~ Miss Marion Sands. Of phfladelnhia.
have heen visiting Mrs. Rhoads
Mrs Joseph Wooleyhan entertained
the Literary Society last Wednesday
evening.
A shirt waist man visiting in this
neighborhOod found ii quite ineonveni-
ent TO be such when makinBa fiyingtriB
TO Middletown he stopped az Manlove's
motel for dinner, but was informed that
before he enteued the dining room he
must wear a coat The generous pro-
prietor kindly offered his coat. though
several sizes too large. the former gem
tleman weighing 1l5 pounds and the
latter 200 pounds, IL answered every
purpose.
James Baileys straw stacks were
burned last Monday night. The oriain
Of the fire Is unknown.
Samuel Emerson and John
Wooleyhan we're in Baltimore last
week.
Several OF the farmers In this neigh
Dorhood are cutting corn this week.
Airs. H. V. Wllls has returned from
Philadelphia.
week
sherin Ambrose Price spent a few
days on his farm near here thla weel,
Dr- Howard Bratton was In this vi
entity ON Wednesday looking after the
sanitary condition of the town.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
PASSENGERS HELD UP
In VEASEY'S INLET

Overlook. Sept S.--The bicyclists
are taking advantage Of the beautiful
moonlight nights.
Mrs. Annie L. Carey and son, Alfred,
have returned to their home. in Phila-
delphia.
John Holland and Edwin Fisher have
returned to Philadelphia.
Sixteen Of Ovarbrook's citizens visit
ed TOlchester fair.
Mrs. Susan Davidson has returned to
her home. in Camden. accompanied by
Mss Annie Fisher.
Seventy-hye passengers left for
Philadelphia on the steamer pckcnoket
last Saturday. Owing to the tide the
steamer could not pass through Yea.
sey's inlet until nearly noon on Sun.
day. Their patience was nearly ex-
hausted, when someone sang:
Praise God from whom al blessing
flow,
Through Veasey's inlet let us 60"
The tide rose and the Pokonoke
foated majestlcally on the bosom o
the Delaware
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
W WATCHMAN BLEW
WHISTLE SUNDAY
And Frankisrd Folk Thought
There Must Be a
Fire

Frankford. Sept. S.-Alss Margaret
Derrickson has returned from a week's
visit in Reh0both.
The young men are to eonduot the
Christian kndeavor meeting Sunday
evening. Frank Martin Will be the
leader
A successful festival was held last
Saturday evening in the school house
grove. 1t was given under the joint
auspices Of the Epworth League OF the
MethodistChurch and the Christian En-.
dedvor Society of the Presbyterian
Church. Each society netted $40
Everything passed Off nicely and
everybody had good time.
Mrs. Lizzie c. Daisey has returned
from an extended trip 20 Ocean City.
James Alfred Tunnel died last Fri
day morning. Funeral services wer,
held in the Presbyterian Church Sun
day afternoon by tho Rev. w. NJ. Dau-
her;y. lnterment was made in the
Methodist cemetery.
The watchman at the Diamond Tray
aud Basket Co.. forgetting the day Of
the week, blew the whistle at 8 o'clock
last Sunday morning Several persons
mistooh it for an alarm OF fire
Oeto Hudson has begun the erection
Of residence for himself on Quality
Hin street IL IS on lot purchased
from Joseph S. Carey and joins N. W.
Huds0n's
Francis NJ. Gum. Jr.. leaves for Will
liston Seminary, Hasthampton, Mass.
on Monday.
Misses Msyhan Nutter and Della
Derrickson win attend the Conference
Academy at Dover
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
REALIZED NEAT SUN
FOR CHURCH BENEFIT

Appleton. Sept S.-Miss Hannah
Reed, of Wilmington, is visiting Miss
Josie Fulton.
Miss Mary Strahorn and George StIa-
horn are attending Goldey Commercial
College
Miss Georgia Waid, Of Philadelphia
is being entertained by Mrs. J. h. zeb-
ley
John S. strahorn. Of Annapolis, is at
home on a visit
Miss Jennie Matthews and Miss Leah
West. Of North East, We're guests of
Miss Evelyn Kimble recently.
Miss Bertha Biddle has returned
from a trip to Atlantic City.
Jackson S. =. Society will meet a.
usual ON Sunday next at $50.
Peter Petersen, a well-known resi-.
dent of this vicinity, died on Monday
September 3, aged S4 years. His funer
al was held on Thursday. Service.
were held at Head Of Christiana churcl
and interment made in the adjolnin,
cemetery.
The social given al The home Of Miss
Josie Fulton vac complete success
Net proceeds were more than 500. an,
were for the bcncdt Of Head Of CHRIS
tiana Church
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
WeODSIDE VISITORS
Guests Being Entertained In the Kent
County Town

Woodside. Sept S-Cephas Parsons
land dsaaghier, Afss lSate. called on Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Burke last Sunday.
Mr.. and airs. G. L. BuroheAal. accom-
panied by Mra Joseph Andersen and
granddaughter Erms, have been spend
ing a few days in their cottage at Kilt S
Hammock this week.
Mrs Samuel Richards. Jr of Viola,
spent last Wednesday with he's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cook.
Frank Riley aud Harvey Moore speni
last Sunday IN Harrington
Mrs John Nickerson and daughter.
Lulih OF near Hazlettville, accompanied
by her son, John, OF New York have
been visiting relatives in and near this
week
Miss Cora and Annie Nelson, accom-
panied by their friend, Miss Drake,
called on Mrs. Phillip jenkins last
Monday afternoon.
Phineas Anderson. Of Chester. Pa,
was the guest OF his aant. Mrs. g. l..
Burchenal last Monday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
BOY BITTEN BY A MAD DOG
Fair Hill Lad Taken to Instithtc in
Baltimore for Treatment

Fair Hill, Nd, set. S.-Mrs Vale,
who has been quite in at the homo of
her daughter Mrs. Harver Davidson, Is
now c0nvalescent
Miss Annie Gregg, OF Newark, who
has been the guest of Mrs William
Campbell for about a week. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. A. C. Thompson, who has been
spending her vacation with relatives
and friends at Avondale and l<ennett
Square, Pa. have returned home.
Je.n Quein, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of his Gather John W. Quein,
on Sunday last.
Mrs Katie Harrison and daughter, Of
Conshohocken. Pa, are the guests OF
Mrs. Mary Hogan
James p. Spence has taken his son.
Howard, who was bitten by a mad dog
on Friday OF last week 10 the Pasteur
Institute. at Baltimore, for treatment.
Harry Sentman. of PHILADELPHIA. is
spending his vacation with friends
here.
Miss Katharine Hodge has returned
from Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
ARRESTED FOR BREAKING
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW

Pennsyllle, Sept S.-Miss Dva Hver
Ia former school teacher at Churchi0wn
and now of Philadelphia, Is TIE guest
of Miss Bertha Jenkins.
The battleship Alabama passed up
on Saturday attracting to the pier a
large number Of people.
some mHcreants placed q aumher OF
beer bottles on the portlcos of the Rev.
John Goorley and william Bright's
homes on Sunday night.
The can house is making nearly nill
time this week. although several farm-
.ers are discouraged at the outlook fer
omatoes. The crop however, in this
Jointly will be near the average.
The PedrlcktOwn baseball team was
defeWed by the pennsvf1le team on
Monday by a score of IA to 6. The
batteries were Callahan and Wood. for
PennTllle, and Gaventa and Shannon
or Pedricktown.
Samuel Davis has purchased the
green grocery Business of his father
and will conduct the business in the
future himself
The observance Of the Sunday closing
law was mt I'm force in our town bv
The officials of the M. Il. Church on
Friday of last week and John Mixer,
a restaurants keeper was made TO nav
la ine Of $3.50.
Uncle Billy Somers. OF Churchtown,
who Is always playing tricks on nature,
placed spiral bed spring over a blos-
som on watermelon vine. Az the
melon grew it filled up the spring, and
lis now the exact shape of the spring,
and quite ridged. The melon is on ex-
lhilition in PennsgrOve.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
CRUISING TRIP
NIPPHD IN BUD
Captain Was DiSmayed BY
SQHall News Of Port
Deposit

Port Deposit, Md, Sept S.-6ummer-
Vile Diver has resigned his position
in tho Office Of the Woodbury. Ice Com
pany. Mr.. Diver is a student OF Tome
Institute and will graduate this school
year. He held this position during his
vacation.
The young men who started for a
pleasure trip down the bay last Satur-
day returned Tuesday, much earlier
than they expected. When fifty miles
below Annapolis a squall came up and
the captain refused to go farther. The
Young men who knew the bay we'll
told him whore to anchor. but he re-
fused to 90 any place except Annapolis,
30 he was told TO take them to Balti-
more, which he did, and the boys much
disappointed returned home.
Joseph Seitzs leg was broken by a
cake of ice falling on it at MohrleiR's
ice house.
Miss Blla Murray is clerklng in
Thomas Murray's store in ElktOn.
Mrs. w. X. Shaw will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor Sunday evening. Text
Our Single Duty"-Luke 17:7.lO.
The people Of Granite avenue were
aroused Wednesday night by the firing
of a pistol. On investigation it was
found a fellow named Robert Taylor,
colored, Of OctOrarO, had shot two
women. Mary Jones and Hannah Scott.
then shot himself Taylor was jealous
Of the attention Walter Henry save
Mary Jones, whom he claimed as his
sweetheart. Taylor died at O'Clock
Thursday morning. The women are in
a precarious condition
Mrs b. b. Lathberry and daughter.
Of Philadelphia, are Wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Nesbitt
Mrs. +. T.. Benson and daughter have
returned from a visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell has returned
from Chatauqua.
Miss Brown, Of Baltimore Is the
guest Of Mrs. Emma Anderson.
DR.. Fisher, Miss Helen Fisher. of
Chestertown are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
S. G. Fisher
ArS II. w. Cooper and Miss Maude
line Hooper are in Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. John Pugue and son. OF Rising
5rn. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs T..
L. Williams.
Robert Stephenson is visiting
friends in Yardleyville. Pa.
Miss Mary Campbell has returned
AANAAA "a NAnAA ~ AHAA lA0ttrNt I.
Miss Minnie McCullough has return
cd from a visit 10 Bettert0n. the guest
of Miss Moore.
Miss May Pennington. Of phladel-
phia, lis the guest Of Miss Virginia
Wilson.
Miss Edna Lamm is being entertain
ed by friends in Philadelphia
Miss Marie Barry is visiting friends
down the Eastern ShoRo.
Thomas Armstrong is home from
Cumberland on a vacation.
Dr. ]. c. Mackenzie has returned
from Cape Cod.
Miss Estelle Deakyne has returned
from a visit in Smyrna, Dover VIII
mington, Philadelphia and Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. Hunter and son, MiA SOuthell
and Mr. Tanstill, Of Virginia, are with
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Vanneman.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
HOLD A "SOCk " SOCIAL

Woodlawn. Sept S.-A sock sooial's
VII be held at the house OF the Misses
Abrahams, on Wednesday evening.
Charles Bryde, Of Philadelphia, IS
pending his vacation at home.
Mis- Mary Eta First. OF baltimore,
s visiting her niece. Mrs. George
'yson.
Mrs. o. c. Smith and Alma are visit
ng m Philadelphia
Miss Nellie Gillespie has returned to
Wilmington after being pleasantly en-
ertained by the Misses Jackson.
Charles and Howard Abrahams.
I Baltimore, spent Sunday and
Ionday at Woodlawn.
Miss Leila Thompson Is tho guest OF
iiss Laura Reynolds, OF near Oxford.
The Rev G. W. Bowman. Mrs. Bow
ran and son, George. spent several
days last week In Columbia.
J. Newell Abrehams is tho guest Of
J. Summerill Diver. at pennsgrovs.
n. J.
Mrs. Wilson, of Wilmington. h visit
ng her daughter, Mrs Ward Brown.
Mrs. Dabbler, Of Rising sun. Is work.
ing on the ertesian well at the home OF
the sexton, r. n. Rowland, at Hope-
we'll.
Seven Of the fresh air" children. re-
turned to Baltimore on Tuesday after
noon. Iwenty-three mere came. Those
that are known to have children are
Mrs. G.. w. Bowman, 2; Mrs. Evans
Taylor, 2; Mrs. C. L. Thompson, 2:
Mrs. r. G. Ferry .; Mrs. Clinton Jack
son, 2; AIRS. Martin Thompson. 2: Mrs.
James Rutter, l. Mrs. c. S. Abrahams,
/; Mrs. George Poist, 1.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
SEVERELY HURT IN
RAILROAD WRECK
Cecil Farmers Have to Stop
Picking Peaches Owing
TO a GIHt

Ceeilton, Md, Sept. S.-Mrs. Ella Hall
is visiting Mrs. Lewis King at War
wick.
Miss Mamie Pierce has returned froia
a visit with relatives at Blacks station.
Dr. b. A. Richards is spending some
time in town.
George Richards visited friendg in
Dover this week.
James Watts fell and sprained his
wrist on Friday night
Miss Elsie Richards. OF Wilmington.
is visiting Miss NJ. T. Richards.
Miss NJ. Il. Ferguson is VISITING her
sister Mrs. Byron Bouchelle, OF Chesa-
peake.
Miss Mary Jackson. of Philadelphia,
is spending the week with Mrs. Thomas
p. Jones. Jr.
Miss Emma Jones. of loves station,
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. J Arters.
Mrs. Thomas Jones is visiting rela-
tives at Rockville.
The steamer Sassafras made her last
Saturday excursion trip of tie season
on September l.
A glut Of the peach market is the re-
suit of the abundant crop. ana some
growers in this section have stopped
picking.
Cutting corn time has arrived and the
brown shocks standing where few
weeks ago We're fields of waving green
corn remind one that Autumn is here.
although the hot weather fingers.
James Smith was hurt in tho railroad
accident which occurred at Goldsbor-
ough on Monday last. Dir. Smith was
standing near the front OF the car when
the shock came. He was throwa out
upon the platform and from there 20
the embankment. His ankle was bad
ly sprained and leg cut and bruised, his
side and back were also Injured. Mr..
Smith was on his way home from Eas-
ton. An open switch was the cause OF
the accident.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
CHARLESTOWN In FAVOR
WITH WILMINGTON PEOPLE

Charlestown, Md, Sept. S.-Charles
Thompson and family, OF Wilmington,
have returned to their home after
spending two weeks with friends here.
Mrs. Evelyn Calvert and daughter, of
Hyattsville. are visiting Adam Calvert.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Robinson,
guests of Mrs. William Frederick, have
returned to their home.
Mrs. Collins, Of Hurlock, Is the guest
Of the Rev. Mr.. Prouse.
Mrs J. B. Graham is entertaining
w. H. Graham and wife, Of Whining
ton
Mrs. Josephine Cantwell is enjoying
the cool breeze at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frederick have
closed their cottage for the Summer
and will return to their home in Will
mington.
Miss Sue R. Logan is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Mayor Fahey, OF Wilmington, accom-
panied by DR.. Harris, spent few days
with friends here.
Mrs. Laura Bozett and family, 81
Fair Hill, have returned to their home
after pleasant visit here.
Mrs. John Glover. Misses Eta anc
Jennie Glover, Robert S. and Christie.
pher Glover and w. Percy Morrison, oi
Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cav
anaugh Of New York; Miss Isabelle
Martin and J. Scott Sewell, Of Phila,
delphia and Charles r. Biles, Of Fail
Hill. are camping at PARKWAY" where
they are spending the greater part o
their time fishing and Grabbing.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
NILLSB0RO TO BOAST
OF HANDSOME NEW HOUSE

Millsboro. Sept S.-Niss Leila Bur
ten. of Philadelphia, IS visiting her
father. Captain Theodore Burton
Mr. Emmett, OF Philadelunia, is the
guest Of Miss Annie Elliott
Henry Houston and family have Ie-
turned from Ocean City.
Harvey Waddoll of New York, lis
visiting his parents.
Mr. Perry, Cne OF the leading men Of
the Houston & Perry Co.'S Mills, IS
having a pretty dwelling erected In
Main street. west Of the railroad.
Dale Lingo of this town. left fcI
PHILADELPHIA last Friday where he Wi
attend the Pierce Business aHd Com.
mercial College.
Wiiigm Lingo who was stricken witt
paralysis last week while attending I,
come business, died at his home las
Thursday
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
GOOD REPORTS
Oh CONFERENCE
Memorial Services VIII be
Acld in FELTON, for Mrs.
William 7. Case

Felton, Sept. SS-Miss Farree. OF
philadelphia, who was visiting Miss
fusie Lynch. has returned home.
Miss Hopes, og Wilmington, Is the
guest OF the Misses Lynch, near Fel-
ton
The Rev b. b. Taylor with Mrs.
Taylor and son, have returned to their
home near Washington. after pleas
ant visit 10 Mrs Taylor's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Jones.
Charles Hardesty was the guest %
his uncle, William c. Hardesty at
Frederica last week.
Miss Lizzie Hopkins. OF Lebanon.
who was visiting Mrs. Charles Shock
ley has returned homo.
Miss Minnie Schabinger. Of Dover. was
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Mary
Schabinger this week.
Miss Grace Stevenson was the guest
.of Miss Cad Sharp at Harrington this
week
Miss Cora Warren has returned to
Ninelpnd after a pleasant vacation at
her old home with her sisters.
Mrs. Richard Jones and son, OF Wn-
mington, are visiting Mrs. w. II.
Burnite
Joseph Parsons and daughter Miss
Kate, Of Dover. were guests Of Mr.. n.
G. and Miss Mollie Baynum on Sunday.
Miss Monnie Eaton. of Port Pom. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs J. ID. Eaton.
Mrs. Margaret j. Clifton Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G. Clifton.
Mrs. Frank Rice was in Philadelphia
this week.
Mrs. Jennie Clifton and son are Wis
iting relatives and friends at Harrlng-
ton.
Asa Turner, OF Woodbury.. was the
guest Of his brother. A. c. Turner.
this week.
William Smith. Of Chestortown. Wal
ter Caldwell. Mr. Morrow and Ralph
Tygert, of Philadelphia. and Harry
MuNhy oil Bound brook. were in Eel
ton this week
James Short. OF DoWn6s' Chapel. Is
visiting HIS daughter Mrs. Annie Pier
Mrs. Maggie Melvin. Feltons nssist-
ant post mastcr who with her daugh-
ter, Alfa Florence. were visiting rala-
tivts at Kennedyville, is quite sick at
her mothers home nour that town.
Edmc Cahail. with his brother. Frank
OF Philadelphia, are visiting friends
and relatives IN this locality.
John y. Dawson Of Green hofo. was
the guest Of Mr. and MEs. Amos G..
Turner GA Wednesday and Thursday.
The second quarterly conference for
foltun charge. was held August 81.
Presiding Elder DR.. Baker. occupied
The choir. The reports from pastor.
Sunday school guperintendcnis, and
class leaders together with the stew
ards report, showed the work TO be
ia a good and healthy condition
On next Sunday az 1915 a. M. SER
vices will be conducted by the pastor
In Feltoa NJ. E. Church in memory OF
Mrs. William r. Case, deceased. She
lived a consistent member Of the
church and was esteemed by an who
knew her and was most excellent
christian lady
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
LOOKING UP OLD FRIENDS
Former Residents visit Rising sun
Aitcr Many Years

Rising SUM- Nd. Sept. S.-Mlss Car
rie Ethol Kirk Is spending a few weeks
with MISS Berte Aument. OF Qnarry-
Vile. Pa.
Barclay Reynolds Jr and II. Linn
Worthington were Philadelphia visit
or5 this week.
Miss Louisa Worthington has remrn-
.ed irom q lengthy soburn among
sucks county. Pa, relatives and
friends.
bllr lAssmore OF Butte City. Mon
nna, a forner resident OF Rising Sun.
has been in town this week looking nm
old friends.
Another old reHdent who has been
back booking around Is James G.
Arong, Of Kenneth Square. Mr.. stuone
was born here in 1921 and lived here
until hfteen years ago. since which
tiH'e hR has not revisited the town.
Evening journal., 1900-09-10
MANY YOUNG PEOPLE
ATTRACTED TO CAMP

Hollyville. Sept. S.-Aiss Laura
Truit and brother. Thomas, were at
Georgetown Friday last
Mrs. Lemuel Steel was the guest of
her brother, George Warrington and
amily, Sunday.
William Burton and Fred Joseph
spent Sunday at RehobOth.
Harmony camp attracted a great
many young people on Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Phillips has lately re-
turned TO Philadelphia after spending
few weeks with her parents.
Miss Eunice Phillips mas taken a
rip 10 Wilmington.