The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-02-10
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL.

Calvin d. Strickland spent Sunday in Phila-
delphia.
l. o. Cameron is able to be out again after
a short Illness
VIM. 7. Lee, of Baltimore, was an Elkton
visitor on Monday.
Fred 7. Haines, of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday in Elkton.
Andrew Bradley, of Philadelphia. spent
Monday in Elkton.
Miss Mamie Haines visited friends in Bati-
more on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. W. j. Wilson, of Elk Neck, Is visiting
relatives in Collngswood, n. j.
Harry Pippin spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents in Marydel, Md.
Mrs Pearce, of Wilmington, DEL. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John 5. Writ.
Ex-Shetilf Johnson, of Leslie. left on Tues
day, for two weeks trip to Florida.
Mrs Richard Reese visited Miss Ruley, Of
Philadelphia, several days this week.
Edwin Moss is on an extended trip to North
Carolina for the benefit of his health.
Miss Annie Owens, of Washington, D. c..
spent part of this week with her mother.
John H. Clark, of Wilmington, Del, was
an Elkton visitor on Sunday and Monday.
Miss Letitia Thomas, of Wilmington, was
the guest of Elkton relatives last Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Boyd spent part of the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hall.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell spent the past week
with Mrs. james S. Hopper at Chesapeake
City.
Miss Bertha Haley, of North East, was the
guest several days this week of Miss Addie
Realey.
Mrs. j. Polk Scott, OF Alexandria, Va, is
being entertained this week by Mrs. Edward
Taylor.
Mrs Theresa Crouch and daug hter. Erline,
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Warner
In Philadelphia.
The Elkton Euchre Club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Robert C. Thackery, on
Tuesday evening
Frank ]. Kerr, Jr., of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Elkton with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kerr.
Levin l.. Shockley and son, OF Wilmington,
Del visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Shockley, on Sunday.
Lieut. Col P. H. Ellis who has been visit
ing his brother DR.. c. NJ. Ellis. in ElktCn,
will sail from New York to- day, for Havana,
Cuba TO join his command, the Sth L. s..
Infantry.
Swepson Earl, of the U. s. S. "Matchless, y
Benjamin Owens, of Philadelphia, and A. H.
Hartman, of Delaware College, spent last
Saturday with the family of W. d. Summers.
at White Hall.
Messrs John NJ. Tucker, of Elkton, and
Joseph II. Steele, of Chesapeake City, at
tended "a meeting of the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Companies of Maryland, in Baltimore,
on Wednesday,
Lucas Hardeman, of Athens. Ga, now
stationed at Baltimore, spent part of this
week in Elkton. Mr.. Hardeman recently re-
turned home from the Philippine Islands,
where he was for nearly year in the regular
United States Army. He was in the fight
when the Americans swan the river to get at
the Filipinos.
Mrs. Evelyn s. Tome, Miss Mary Houser
Mr.. II. G. Nesbitt and Mr.. Clarence Nesbitt
will leave next week for an extended trip to
California, visiting many points OF interest
en- route. To one member of the party this
trip will prove especially interesting-Mr. Fl.
c. Nesbitt who was one of the 40 'ers finding
a success at the gold fields OF California.
A lady from Lewisville, Pa, walked into
j. E. Gonce's Main street store. Elkton, the
other day to make purchase of dress goods.
She stated to the clerk that the evening be-
fore in dream, she imagined she had visited
the store last week and bought dress pattern
Of new novelty plaid goods, which had been
displayed in the window. She described the
pattern and sure enough the identical goods
were at that time in Mr.. Gonce's window.
The lady was so impressed by the coincidence
that che then bought the goods-and the
dream Is now reality.