The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-06-09
Charles Purnell spent this week in Phila-

Benjamin Wilson spent Monday with his
parents at Middletown.
Mrs. Eben Frazer, OF Newark, visited Mrs.
r. B. Frazer this week
Miss Bertha Haley, of North East, visited
Elkton friends on Monday.
Bayard Scott. of Baltimore, spent this
week with Elkton relatives.
Rev. I. E. Terry and wife have returned
from soiourn at Rehoboth.
Prof. George A. Steele visited friends in
Washington, D. c., this week.
Miss Edith Birch, Of Baltimore, spent Sun
day with Mrs. c. Hal Johnson.
Guy Johnson, of Warwick, mas returned to
Elkton for the summer vacation.
Mr., and Mrs H. A. Brake, Of Odessa Del,
visited Elkton friends on Sunday.
Miss Annie Ayers, of Wilmington, was the
guest of Elkton relatives this week.
Miss Emily Evans has returned home from
Roanoke Seminary, at Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taylor visited Mrs.
John McCleary, at Fair Hill, this week.
George Booth, of Wilmington, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Elkton friends.
Henry L. Constable is studying law il tho
Office of his father, Albert Constable, Esq.
William d. Cawley, of Ellieott City, spent
Sunday and Monday with his family here.
Miss Maria Groome, of Philadelphia, spent
several days here with Mrs. E. B. Groome.
Mrs. c. V. Howard visited her brother,
Howard Johnson, at Chester, Pa, on Sunday.
Miss Nan Smith is home for the summer
vacation from the Womans College, Balti-
more
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Foard, OF Baltimore.
visited her father. John Il. GaLaher this
week.
Mrs. George Fl. Ash, of Wilmington, spent
a few days of the past week with Mrs. VIM. j.
Smith.
Roy McNeal of Washington, D. c., is
Elkton.
Miss Ida Smith has returned to her home
in Baltimore after spending some time with
Elkton relatives.
Miss Katharine Constable has returned
home from an extended visit to friends in
Washington, D. c.
Miss Bessie Manly had as her guests this
week, Miss Ruth McCrackcn and Miss Mar
jorie Rutter, of North East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Jones, Of German
town, Pa, spent part OF this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Karl.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. G. Carhart, Of Zion,
have gone to Ocean Grove for the summer,
where they will conduct Gem Cottage.
Mrs. 5. L. Clemson, OF Port Deposit, re-
turned home on Tuesday after Il pleasant
visit with her daughter Mrs. Frank Il. Scott.
Charles b. Finley, Jr., spent Sunday with
his parents here. He is member Of this
years graduating class At Princeton Cniyer-
sity.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and SCH, Mrs, Ashmead
and son, Of Philadelphia, were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clifford, Of Zion over
Sunday.
R. D. Garter, President 81 the "ona4ua
River Paper Company Of New York. has been
spending several days with his mother, Mrs.
/. D. Carter, near Singerly.
Il. Arthur Mitchell, eldest son Of Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, Of Elkton, graduates in medicine
this year at the University Of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia. He has been appointed rcsit-
ent physician ut the CAiidrens Hospital, that
city.
Nj. and Mrs j. Crawford Nelson, Of Bal
timore, mother and father Of Mr.. Albert
Nelson, of EIkton, celebrated their sixtieth
wedding anniversary last Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Nelson, Of EiktoD, attended the
notable event.
Mr.. J. Harry Anthony, OF the firm Of
skinner 4 Anthony, Of Ceatreyilie, and a
brother Of Mrs Harry 7. Alexander aud Miss
! Dora Anthony, OF Elkton, was married We'd
uesday afternoon to Miss Bessie Lillian Bart
! lett, il the CentreVi!ie VI. L. Church. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Anthony came tic
Elktcn. where they spent part Of their honey,
| moon with his sister, Mrs. Harry 7. Alexander
They LEFT Friday for Old Point Comfort, Va,
portrait OF Alonzo NJ. Hurlock, formerly
OF Port Deposit, recently appeared in BaIti
more paper accompanied by the following
complimentary notice Mr.. Hurlock wa!
born in Port Deposit, Md, and came to thi
city IN 1881 He studied law at the Maryland
University, and after his admission to the ba
began the practice Of his profession in 1891
As an attorney, Mr.. Hurlock has handled
with marked success, a large number of yer.
important cases. In real estate matters he j
one Of the best-intormed men in Baltimore
Two years ago he secured Il controlling il
terest in the Baltimore Real Estate Compan
and was made president OF that organization
This company does not do "a brokerage bust
ness. but makes an effort to purchase al
good property offered as investments Thi
property they afterward offer for sale on cas-
terms. Before coming to the city Mr.. Hur
lock devoted considerable time to newspape
work, being contributor to several well
known journals of this and other States
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