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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-20

No. IL, leaving Lancaster $50 a m,, makes
close connection ~ Chester with Southern
Railway No 80 for Charlotte and points north !;
and SeaDoArd Air Line Atlanta SpeciRp for
Atlanta and peints west. Also with Carolina
& Northwestern Ry. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. c. q,
and intermediate points, and Southern Rail-
way No. S8 for Colum bjA and points south.
No. ~ leaving Chester o 40 q. m, connects
with Southern Ry., No. 80 from Col Jmbia and
points south; Seaboard Air Zine Atlanta Spe-
ciaI' from Northern and Eastern points and
Southern Ry, No 33 from Northern and East.
ern points, and at Lancaster with y g. & q. T..
for Blacksburg
No l6, leaving Lancaster 80 p. m, connects
at Lancaster with s. O. g. y. from Camden
and Marion, Southern Ry. No. "a 81 Chester for
Charlotte and points north.
No IS, leaving Chester $40 p. IA, oonpects a.
Chester with southern Railway No. "a from
Columbia and points south
LEROY SPRINGS,
], N. HEATH, President.
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-10-20
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light months of growth an progress and we
start the busiest Autumn that growing Lam
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gathered the newest and best We bid you come and
welcome, to the biggest and cheapest stock of Mer
chandise in upper Carolina We are too busy to
know what our competitors doing, but the piles
of Dress Goods, Silks and Millinery that we sell
ing, lead us to think that they must have very small
Stocks else they ask too much for them.
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Administrators Notice !

All parties indebted to the estate OF the late
James X. Massey, Jr, are hereby notified TO
come forward and make payment to the under
signed, Snd all parties holding claims aga MS I
the said estate will present them properly ap.
proved on or before the 18th day OF November
1900 II. j. BECKHAA
oct. l0-lmo. AdminiStrtor
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
SURPRISE CALL
ON THB PRESIDENT
Big Farewell Reception Ten
dered to Departing Resi-
dent OfKennett Square

Kennett Square. Pa. Aug. 1.-The
family Of Lewis Thompson. South Union
street. moved TO Lincoln University yes
terday. On Saturday evening about one
hundred friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son. who have known them here. tender
ed thom pleasant surprise at their
home.
W. !. Berkstresser has rented II. II.
Gawthrop's residence. on South Union
street, and viii take possession this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pennock are en-
tertaining Mrs. Mary Ivens, of Philadei-
phia.
Miss Josephine Pennock started this
morning for Harrisburg. where she will
visit the family of the Rev. James Fra
yer. formerly pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church in this borough.
Mrs. Frederick Huey, of Hamorton. is
spending a week with her infant child at
the home Of her parents, Centre street
Mont Strickland. of Philadelphia, has
been visiting relatives in this borough.
DIR. ID. u. Sahler. Of West Chester and
Mrs. II. G. Rea, Of Philadelphia, are the
guests Of his cousin. Mrs. Joseph d.
Yeatman, Magnolia street.
Miss Annie Mercer, West State street
is entertaining Miss Mabel Praul, OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. 5. Jones Phillips, Mrs. d. Due
Phillips, Mrs. A. ID. Miller. Mrs. Edwin
Phillips. Mrs Howard Polk. Mrs. Yeat
man. Mrs. Whittngham. Mrs. Wollaston
and Mrs. William Swayne, members OF
the NJ. Q. reading circle. of this place
gave their president, Mrs. Emma II. Lar
kin. an unceremoniOus and startling cal
last evening and spent several pleasant
hours on the piazza, where they served
ice cream and cake and chatted under The
starlight
A trolley party from Wilmington visit
ed Chester one evening last week, sayi
the Chester Times. 1t was particular,
jolly and jublant. In passing ClaymOn
station the boys followed "HellO. Rube9
Hello. Ruber TO the countrymen. II
returning home. however. the car jump
ed the track and for several hours tn
party waited to get righted, near Clay
mont station. When. at two o'clock, tn
boys went to Claymont station 10 cal
the agent ont of bed to telephone the su
perintendent Of the trolley car to send
car to take the party home, the tune wa
in the long metre. The boys were yer.
sober indeed. The party reached HON
just before the peep O. day.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
OBSERVED THEIR
WEDDING DAY
PCnRSViIle Girl Celebrates Her
Eighteenth Birthday in
a New Fashion

Pennsville. n. j.. August ii Ell
mer Moore and wife are sojourning at
Atlantic City, enjoying the salt air for
two weeks.
Mrs. Timothy Whitesall spent a part
of last week in Camden.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Locusson were
very pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening by a number of relatives and
friends calling on them and reminding
them that il was the tenth anniversary
OF their wedding. One Of the events of
the evening was the baptism OF their
infant sen, Joseph d.. by the Rev. S.
NJ. Nichols The time was pleasantly
spent in social games and singing, and
after partaking of refreshments all left
at a late hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Locusson many more such happy oc-
.casions. Those present We're: The Rev
S. Nichols, Clayton Loctisson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. I.occusscn. Mr.. and Mrs w
Sommers. Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Powers
Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. AbornO Mr.. an(
Mrs. Frank LOcussOn, 'Messrs. james
Fenton, Samuel Hillman. William Sum
merrill. Daniel Ferguson, Merrill Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bocusson, Jr.
Mrs. Dr. Garrison, Mrs. Chalkley Fen
ton. Mrs. Flrmao FentsSA AIRS. Willtan
A. Summerill; Misses Bertha Jenkins
Laura Jaquett, Harriet IlocussOn, MARY
lLOcusson, Hattie I.ocusson, Sallie Lay
ton. Hannah and Sarah Summerill
Edna Fenton. Pauline and Helen Locus
son, Messrs Joseph Flannigen, Edwarl
Summerill, Hance Jaquett, Jr., j
French Hillman. Trivis n. jenkins
Francis and Charles A. Locusson.
j. C. Moore is spending two weeks a
Atlantic City for his health.
Julian Vantine and wife, OF Philadel
phia, are being entertained at Joel Jen
kins.
Miss Lizzie Matthews. Of Pleasant
willie, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DaVi'
Fisher. on Main street.
Miss Haddie Whitesall is the gues
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Timoth
Whitesall
Miss Clemintine Mitchell. daughte
Of Edward and Josephine Mitchell, wa
given a surprise last Wednesday even
/ ing, the occasion being her eighteent
birthday. She was the recipient OF
VERY fine gold watch. When the guest
we're ready to depart for home tn
young butcher drove up in his team an
waited for his lady when 10, the barbe
took advantage of him. and secured tn
lady. leaving Babe to come alone.
does not do to trust even Kid.
]. GOorley and family have gone
Pitman Grove camp for two week
Miss Hannah Baker accompanyin
them.
Mrs. Buzby. while driving along th
: read. Saturday, was run into, THROWN
[ her out and breaking a rib and othel
! wise injuring her.
Mrs. Hattie Martzs invalid son is 81
) journing at Mrs. Martz's parents, NJ
] and Mrs. l. Davis. on Main street.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
GALENA SHEEP KILLED
Dogs Supposed to Have Killed the
Sheen Slanghtered

Galena, Md, August Captain An
drew Woodall has had big lot OF cans
hauled 10 his cannery this week. We
hope that this season win prove a sue
cess as the running of the canneiy will
be a great help to the stores.
Ex-Suuire Joseph u. Boyd has re-
moved from Court street to the Dunlap
property on Main street.
James Caldwell has had twelve sheep
killed by dogs this last week. He has
killed a number of the dogs, but does
not know the owners.
James Phelps and Miss Minnie and
Nellie Hicks, of Washington, %. c.. and
Miss Ethel Duhamell. of Earville, have
been visiting their uncle, Theodore
Dempsey.
Mrs. +. ]. Murphey and children from
Baltimore. are visiting at r. F. Bris-
Goes.
Miss Maggie Linthicum, from Balti-
more, is visiting her sister, Mrs Jerre
Peacock.
Miss Nettie Long, formerly Of this
place, Is visiting Mrs. I.attimer
Robert Comley will preach at NJ. r.
Church next Sunday, as the Rev. Mr.
Prettyman is taking his vacation al
Ocean Grove.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
COMMENCEMENT IN pENNSlILLE
Boat Race for Next Week Planned iOr
Home Boats

Pennsville. n. j.. Aug. Mrs
Walter Shoulders and daughter Mabel
OF Camden, spent a portion Of last weel
visiting friends here.
Miss Amanda Bright. daughter Of
Postmaster Bright. is sojourping II
Washington, ID. c., as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank FerrelL
Mrs. David Fisher spent Thursday In
Philadelphia.
Firms Point Public School will hold
their commencement this week.
Mrs Lizzie Wright is spending a por.
tion OF this week in Camden and Phil.
adelphia.
Much interest Is being manifested in
the boat race which will take place
some time next week The race Is
open only to home boats the winner
will receive a good suit OF clothes from
John c. Moore.
Owing to the heavy rain on Satur-
day the baseball festival was post
poned until Saturday evening Of this
week. A very enjoyable time is an
ticipated.
Pastor Goorley preached on Sunday
evening TO the fishermen, from John
xxi, to G.
One Of our little girls thought she
would see how Mr.. Collins cigar cutter
worked, and now she is minus the end
of one finger.
The NJ. E. Sunday School is preparing
for Childrcn's Day.
Our Public School closed last Friday
and the small boy is happy.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
HAS A HOUSE PARTY
IN OXFORD COTTAGE

Oxford, Nd, August III. Cookmar
Boyd, member of the Baltimore bar
is the guest of his cousin, w. II. My.
ers, Jr., at Plimhlmmon.
The Rev. James L. Nichols, OF Will
mington. is spending his vacation Will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mich.
OILS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Stewart and
little daughter Ruth were in Cambridge
sometime during the past week.
Miss Sadie Cook and her friend. Miss
Ida He'll, Of Baltimore. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs /. Warner Cook at his
residence. "Netherfoston.
Mrs. Nichols. wife OF George Nichols
OF the Baltimore Sun stan, and family.
are visiting Mrs. John Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Day and daughter
with Miss Nettie Dunn. OF John street
are nc the Tired Avon Hotel Oxford.
Nd, for the remainder OF the Summer
Misses Rose and Sue Haddaway are
In town for the remainder OF the SUM
mer.
A house party under the chaperonage
OF Mrs. Edward Ball are occupying the
Matthews cottage, "Edgemere." for q
month. Among the guests during the
AHUIIkr
Wrightson. Mr.. and Mrs William 10.
Shannahan, Misses Nellie Wrightson.
Maude and May Shehan. Leila Reisler
Georgia Hughes and Charles McNeal
Wrightson, George and Mason Shehan.
The women of the p. u. Church held
lawn fete on Friday and Saturday
evenings. II was quite successful and
the funds thus obtained will be applied
to reducing the church debt.
The very Rev. Edward r. Rich
preached at 1890 a. m. at Holy Trinity
Church.
The C. e. Society OF the NJ. p
Church Will hold It's monthly business
meeting and social at the home OF Mrs.
George Tull on Friday evening.
William Todd. Of Baltimore. is Wis
iting his parents.
Miss Effie Wilson Is a guest at the
Tired Avon Hotel.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
RISING Sun HALL
DEDICATED BY FRIENDS

Rising Sun. Md, Aug. 1.-Halus Ew-
ing, OF Philadelphia,is at his home on
S. Queen street.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Koons, OF
Bridgeville, Del, are visiting at Maple
Lawn"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Wilson are
spending a few weeks with their son,
Il. j. Wilson, at North Tonawanda
Nj
Harold Knerr, Of Philadelphia. is the
guest Of Edward Brown, OF near town
The town hall, which was recently
remodeled, was dedicated First Day
July 10Th, by a Friends Meeting Ad
dresses were made by Edwin r. Buf
fingtcn, of Rising Sun; Dr. Janney. o.
Baltimore, and Mary II. Way, of Ok
ford. Papers were read by Miss ElleI
Coates, Messrs. Albert l.. Burlington
and Army Coates. The Friends held ,
meeting at the home Of Edwin Buffing
ton on First Day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. Kirk, of Free
mont, Pa, and Miss Clara l.. Pugh an,
children, William and Edna of oxford
Pa, spent Friday with Or. l. R. Kirl
and family.
In the second game Of the series be
tween the Rising sun and the Farming
ton baseball teams which was playe'
at Rising Sun on Saturday, Farmingtol
met with another disastrous defeat Il
the second inning Farmingtcn mad
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
.SMAHh BOY Was
BURNED TO DEATH
Summer Season Takes Many
Yachts to st. Mi
Chael'S HarbOr

st. Michael's, Md. August Mrs
Ella Sheckles, OF Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Annie Thompson and other friends
in st. Michael's.
Mrs. Lydia Walters is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. John
f. Mansfield.
John f. Mansfield. who ranks with
the the old men of the town. has been
sick for several days.
One of Mr. Kemp's boarders at
"Wade's Point on the Bay" a little fell
low was burned To death on Sunday
last. p. Il. Sparks. funeral director
prepared the body for shipment ON
Monday Il happened in one Of the an
nexes, and was supposed to be from
playing with matches.
Miss Hattie Ford. of Baltimore, is the
guest OF her brother. r. +. Ford.
James II. HOblitzell has accepted the
billet of purser with the Peoples
Steamboat Line. plying between Ches-
ter river and Baltimore on the steamer
Tourist Mr. Hoblitzell had been a
correspondent for several Baltimore
dailies from this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whartman G. Harrison.
of Baltimore, are spending a couple Of
weeks with his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Harrison.
Marshall r.. Richards, a member OF
the New York bar. is visiting Miers r.
Richards. his father, at Navy Point.
The Summer season brings numbers
Of yachting parties to st. Michaels. At
present there are three yachts in the
harbor.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
NEW DISEASE IN JERSEY
Much Live Stock Is Dying From the
Strange Malady

Salem, N. j., August 1.--James NJ.
Miller who live on the VanMeter farm
in Quinton township, has had the mis-
fortune to lose some valuable live stock
On Friday the 20th.. inst, he had a
nice brood SOW with two pigs and three
handsome shOats taken sick and died
during the day; on the following Tues
day he had fine heifer to die and also
a valuable brood mare was taken sick
and died during the night; yesterday he
reported a six weeks old colt with the
disease and 1t i feared it may share
the same fate of the other animals.
"A disease has made its appearance in
Upper PENS Neck. Wilbert S. Saylor
near Pennsgrove has lost two horses
during The season. When the third
horse was taken sick it was successfully
treated by the veterinary who pro.
nounced the disease "azatoria." It is
said that half dozen horses or more
have died recently in the locality Oh
Williamstown with the same complaint
II will be well for farmers and Others
having stock 10 keep close watch fon
symDtUns Of the complaint and ct th,
first appearance secure medical aid.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
'THRESHING WHEAT
CROPS In CORDOVA

Cordova, Nd, Aug. Miss Mary
p. Goldsborugh, Of Centreville, is
visiting Mrs. William +. Jump.
Richard Blythe, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Harvey WoOters.
Mrs. John II. Davidson, of Virginia,
is spending somtime with her aunt
Miss Levi r. Dukes.
William Hopkins, chief clerk for j.
F. Sisk, is spending part OF his vaca-
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hopkins, near Easton.
Miss Katie Bell Stevens, of Ridge
ly, is spending a few days with Miss
Jessie Hammond.
Mrs. Vincent, of Baltimore, is enjoy
ing the hospitality of Mrs Samuel J.
Hopkins.
Mrs frankie Roberts. Of Ridgely,
was entertained last week by Miss Sal
lie Hopkins.
J. NJ. Ayers is visiting relatives at
Avondale, Pa.
Chapel farmers are through thresh-
| ing wheat. The crop is the largest
ever grown in this section. Mr.. Wesley
| Perry. on fourteen acres. raised q
] bushels per acre. Mr.. r. Charles Nor
gan got 5S4 bushels from twenty-five
acres
Mrs. Charles NJ. Jump of Queer
Anne. was the guest of her sister, Mrs
Levi T. Dukes. last week.
During a thunder storm Thursday
last lightning struck the kitchen par
Of the dwelling of S. ]. Smell. The fash
came down the chimney, tore up an um,
brella and the cover on a sewing ma.
chine. Mrs. Smell. who was in the room
at the time escaped injury.
Herbert Beal, of Washington CITY, Il
the guest of his brother c. j. Beall.
Beall
Evening journal., 1900-08-02

one hit, which, added by five errors and
some shady umpiring gave them fouI
runs. Barring that inning the Rising
sun boys outplayed the visitors al
every point Riale pitched wonderful
ball, Farmingtons seven hits being
scattered through as many innings
Willis, Of Newark. who was in the box
for the visitors, pitched well, but could
not keep the hits scattered. and receiy-
ed poor support The score was as fol-
lows. Rising Sun, 2 runs. 10 hits, z
errors; Farmington 4 runs. Z hits. 9
errors Batteries-Riale and Devon.
Willis and Price.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
MARCUS HOOK BURGLARS
GOTLITTLE BUT TROUBLE

Chester. Aug. t.-Burglars visited the
Union Hotel at Marcus Hook, early this
morning. but secured very little booty for
their trouble. They effected an entrance
through a cellar window and reached the
bar room by means Of trap door in the
floor. The window was forced open by
an old chisel. which the thieves left be-
hind thcm. After reaching the bar room.
the thieves opened one of the doors, in
order that they could beat a hasty retreat
if discovered, and it was a good thing for
the man inside Of the building that this
precaution was taken.
Proprietor William Mcclure was
awakened by the noise Of the burglars
moving about the place, and got up to
investigate. Quietly going down stars
gun i'm hand, he found 4 man in the acl
OF drawing a glass of beer. As soon as
he found that he had been discovered, the
burglar made break for the door and
when he reached the road Mr.. Mcclure
cut loose on him with his gun. The man
gave a veil and disappeared in the dark
ness. After the burglar had gone il wa,
/ found that he had taken about six dollars
ia money and several bottles Of the bes
| whiskey.
Shortly after Mr.. Mcclure fred, Po
/ liceman Heacock put in his appearance
and about an hour afterward the Office
hailed a couple of men coming up th
pike. He called to them TO halt. whicl
y one OF them did. The other started I.
run and Mr.. Heacock fired several shot
at him. Later on he came across tn
i fellow who had refused to halt, and b
again started TO run. The officer CAV
fVTIIM - lee. ne .
fleeing 1iau as he ran up the pike.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
KENNEDYVILIE SOCIAL LIFE
Many Persons Are Going From the
Town

Kennedville Nd, Aug. 1.-Messrs.
Thomas Goodwin and G.. r. Raisin spent
part OF last week in Wilmington.
George Jones, clerk in w. A. Pote's
store who has ben quite sick. is at his
grandfathers, Henry Jones, CAesa-
peake City.
Miss Katherine Parsons. OF Worton,
is visiting Miss Nellie Ba1'wick.
Mrs. StOckham and daughter, Miss
Evelyn are spending the Summer at
Mr. VIM. T. lHepbrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pote, Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. Haggerty
spent Sunday at Sudlersville camp.
Mrs. Cline, daughter and grand
daughters, OF Bethlehem, Pa, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
TERDALE IN A
FAMILY RESORT
ly Guests From Baltimore
and Other Cities Stop.
ping There

,hman, Md, August 1.-Riverdale
mans favorite family resort, has
e modern dwelling. surrounded by
lid shade and is situated on the
ide OF Talbot county, Md. 1t af-
a beautiful sight of a 20-mile
of the placid Choptank and the
Chesapeake. Its chief features
5 excellent bathing, fishing, and
ing shores, sailing, drives, arte-
water, and roads unsurpassed in
ate for driving and cycling. This
is owned by Mrs. w. j. Jackson
onsists OF 20 acres of land. Pretty
and a beautiful orchard. Among
registered here from Baltimore
rs. A. Gardener and child, Mrs.
rottle, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe w. Lowe,
V. L. Wheeler and child, Mr.. and
George Rollman and children,
harles X. Nicholson and child,
Grace Rollman. E. r. Jump and
ce Auerbach.
R. Rowlenson. OF Baltimore, is
on the sick list.
1k Lowery has returned home
Baltimore. where he has been
treatment at one of the hospi-
hman was visited by two noted
men last week, Major w. r. Stew
d Col. Clayland Mullikin. of Eas-
n the Lee-Haddaway separation
Crockett has returned home from
meeting in Denton.
Omax has lumber in place for a
ng house near Mr.. Rowlenson's
tore.
ter w. II. TapscOtt. Of Baltimore,
three days last week with his
Mrs. J. S. Sinclair.
Independent Mission will pre-
ne space next week for their bush
lg to be conducted by the Rev.
Ids, of Cross Street Methodist
Ia, Baltimore. about August IS.
'ge North will soon begin work,
Ing a new house. Mr.. Cooper has
ntract.
ain W. S. COvingtOn and family
zone to Wye camp meeting.
N. Haddaway was home for a
stay.
Nellie Leonard spent last week
timore with her sister.
mas f. Sinclair returned home
Feek after an absence Of two
s or more.
fishermen are doing fairly well
several good catches being made
eek.
Davis. Of Virginia, is visiting the
Rude.
B Osa Rude has returned from st.
els, whore she visited Miss Kate
Rude and son. Roland, are still
ginia.
'rles Dunn is once more seen upon
land.
Try Sinclair and family of Balti-
have been visiting his parents.
nd Mrs. William ]. Sinclair, Of
'wer Island.
c. Harry Sylvester is quite sicA
yellow jaundice.
ter Jackson, OF Baltimore, spent
unday here.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
CAPTAIN BUTLER RECOVERED
Parents Of the YOnng West Chester Officer
Hear Good News

West Chester. July 31.-Congressman
Thomas S. Butler is in receipt of a
cablegram from Admiral Remey, at
Tien .Tsin, saying that his son, Captain
smelley D. Butler. who was wounded
in the battle there, is practically well,
and that he viii receive every atten-
ton, being supplied with whatever he
needs.
This relieves the parents Of much un-
easiness. but It gives no assurance that
the young man will return to his home
soon. In fact it leads to the belief that
he will resume his duties in the First
Marine Battalion. and viii press on tc
Pekin. with the allied forces.
In this event Captain Butler will have
opportunities for learning much aboui
the Chinese and their country.
Evening journal., 1900-08-02
Ing REPAIRS TO
THE ERICSSON LINER

sapeake City, Nd, Aug. IA
left here on Saturday for Vir-I
where it will be loaded with rail-
Lies for the trolley road.
l,traw ride from the Manor came
on Tuesday evening and stopped
.rriot's pavilion, and danced for a
time.
/, Ericsson line steamer General
allader" is being repaired, and
uuently there is but q boat up one
nd own the next.
d. Harry Ellison, Miss Ellison, OF
ait Bridge, Del, and Mrs. Story, Of
more, were entertained by Mrs.
b Bouchelle on Friday.
B. Hand Lindsay is spending some
at RehObOth.
IS. William I. Malster, Of Balti-
spent several days of last week
nOther, Mrs. Annie Conrey.
and Mrs. Henry M. Mccullough,
kton, spent Tuesday Of last week
her father, II. II. Brady.
IS Florence Boulder is spending
time with Philadelphia friends.
IS Alice Blaine has left for Pocoo-
II City, where she will spend the
Under Of the Summer.
nri Lindsay, Jr., OF Wilmington,
D Sunday with his parents here.
S. Charles Green and daughter
L several days Of last week with
II. V. Manlove, OF Elkton.
g. Annie Egee spent several days
st week with Wilmington friends
seph Egee has accepted a position
tlantic City.
f. Chambers, of Trenton, n. J., /!
ding a few weeks at his farm neal
/.
|lrry Metz, of Wilmington, is spend
some time in town.
IS Alice Boulden is spending a few
with Mrs. Alexander Evans, a
dalia Cottage.
Iss Mary Steele spent last weel
friends near colchester.
mes willis. Of Baltimore, spen
day with his mother, Mrs. Emm
his.
rs. Ansley Wheaton and children
Philadelphia. are spending som
q with her parents, Mr.. and Mri
nix Boulden.
awrence Walsh. Of Philadelphia.
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Josep
shaw.