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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-03

Modern IA roomed dwelling, cor. TWEEN.
tieth and Chapline streets. Everything
about this property is I'm perfect condition.
one OF the best locations In the city for
"A doctor
Six roomed dwelling on Erie street, near
New Jersey, for 1850. It's a good house,
and will pay from l2ls TO 10 per cent. aa an
investment. II you don't want to live Ia Il.
G. o. SMITH.
National Exchange Bank Building.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
The HOuk Road.

A dispatch to a Springfield paper
under date of June 10th quotes ]. b.
Johnson as saying: The Houk
road will certainly be built through
Oregon county at an early date.
There was a meeting of the officials
OF the road at Williamsville this
week at which it was decided to
-1--rsh the work of constructing the
road as fast as posi- ble. Meanwhile
work is progressing steadily upon
the extension previously decided up
on. The. bridge across Current riv-
er is almost completed, and
cars will soon be in motion on this
side of the river We came over the
Houk road upon our return trip
from the Cape Girardeau Judicial
Convention. The road is in good
condition i'll every respect. The
concensus of opinion among those
we met was that the road would be
built through Oregon county at
once along the old survey made 10
years ago"
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
The Eureka Extension.

The profile of the route of the St
Lor.s and North Arkansas railroad
through Boone county was filed
Monday in the office of our county
clerk. 1t shows the line as located
so far to end at the Fair grounds
just east of town
In a letter to their attorney here.
u. J. Crump, the projectors ask tor a
guide to assist the engineers in Sc
iecting a route out of Harrison and
in the direction of Bellefonte G.. l..
Deshazo, who as an old resident of
the section and inveterate hunter Is
acquainted with the lay of the coun-
try IN the direction named will un-
dertake this task.
The securing of right-of- way where
parties are obstinate will now pro-
ceed more rapidly Vim. Tye, whose
farm is some four miles west of Har-
rison, and who has not yet made
deed, will furnish the next case will
be attended to.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Little Rock Northern Men Say They will
Begin Work in October.

North Arkansas seems to be glad
that the Arkansas Northern has
gone to pieces. The Little Rock
Northern is looked upon as the most
substantial of the two, and it was
teard that the Arkansas Northern
only tended to cOmpliCate matters.
VIII Ohnson, who has done so much
to force fancy county to the front,
is in town and saws that the Eureka
Springs extension is letting up in its
efforts, and there is suspicion that
it may yet fail through.
The Little Rock Northern is looked
on by many as d Frisco scheme and
by Others as Missouri Pacific affair.
The, men who say it is Frisco call at
tention to the fact that the new
road is to connect with the Chad
wick branch at Sparta.
The only reasons to believe that it
is the Missouri Pacific are that Phil
! ls.pughcrty is makpg the survey and
ne statement.so ckten made ~ the
Missouri -vflat they wobfd 30
's@u tn from Springfield If SprIn2held
could in some way bring the system
in here from the north. Springfield
influence secured Mr.. Dougherty
position with the engineers depart
ment of the Missouri Pacific 1t was
supposed that he would make the
survey from Bagnell to Springfield,
and the business men wanted a sur
veyor who was interested in the CITY
to do the work, so that he would
make an effort to find a cheap route
into the city.
DOugherty reported for duty and
he was assigned to work near Webb
City, and in the midst of that the
suddenly left and went to Arkansas,
and many doubt that he would leave
a great system like the Missouri
Pacific to work for an uncertainty.
The theory is that the DAD will try
to get into Springfield from the
south and drop the northern effort,
No one here, however, knows any
thing about it. Vice-President War
ner, when questioned, about the
matter by Springfield friends, only
smiles and makes no reply. He did,
though, ask that Springfield give
the Arkansas Northern the go-by,
which practically killed it as far as
bonus from here is concerned.
Commenting on the above extract
from the Springfield LeaderDen1O-
crat: The TIMES is authorized to
state, that the Little Rock Northern
is neither a Frisco nor a Missouri
Pacific enterprise. 1t is strictly an
independentroad which is to have its
northern terminus at Springfield.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
BellefOnte.

But little sickness in our vicinity
now.
A heavy wheat harvest and much
rain makes hard work for our far
mers, but to date no wheat is lost.
Walter Deshazo, now of Hillsboro,
Texas, arrived few days ago, He
will spend several weeks visiting his
friends and relatives here and at
Harrison.
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie, who contemplate teaching, have
been attending the Normal, and re-
port the work as very beneficial to
the teachers.
Although school has closed, alb the
rent houses are occupied bu two,
and they will not be vacan long.
Bellefonte is no longer a dead
town" as was said of it in the past.
Bellefonte is arranging toolebrate
the 4th in true patriotic style, with
addresses by prominent men of the
county, music, dinner, etc. Every
one come and bring your family and
neighbors.
Although our school closed three
weeks ago and it is a little late to
mention the closing exercises, we feel
it Justice to pupils and TEACHERS to
say that the entertainments on both
nights, consisting of recitations,
drills, discussions and misic were all
of high order. and wdl rendered.
The discourse on THURSDAY by Rev
Smith and addresses by yJudge Hud-
gins and Prof. Scott wee highly ed
flying and entertaining These ac-
companied by dinner n the grove
made the day quite enjoyable. Last
but not least, we menton the exhih-
it work arranged by the different
grades of the schod, which was
/ good.
Children Day excuses next Sun
day. the oath inst. Nth the c. P.
Sabbath School at this place, the ex-
ercises to take place il the afternoon.
A similar service consisting ofcanta-
tas. music, etc, WILDE given bv the
Baptist school on tn, night of July
the 1st, the exercise to begin at an
early hour.
FELIX REGINA
New stock Mems shoes just re
! ceiyed. Glass & Co.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Hotel Arrivals.

PARK. w. Lawson, Thos. Short,
J. B. Milum, F. R. Fenigan, Robt. Ward,
St. Louis; Sol Monday, Louisville, Kv.;
F. Hill, Memphis, Tenn; j. c. Mcclure,
c. E. Daugherty, Springfield.
THURSTON:-Lena Coffev, Goldth-
waite, Texas; w. Rector, Doc Pearson,
Joplin, Mo-; j. S. Lucas, Sallisaw, |. T.;
J. H. Cavender, Ft. Worth, Tex; Thos.
n. Williams, James Haig, Waco, Tex;
Q. w; Kennedy T. a. McWaters.
Creek, Col; Jno- Lane, South Canadian,
!. T.; c. I. Woodson, Troy, Mo.
SOUTHERN.-G. T. Moore, Kansas
City; Geo. E. VogeI, St. Louis; A. D.
Tarbet, South Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. j. D.
Miner, E. B: Houghton. Mr. and Mrs.
Shipley, G A. Finley, Fort Smith; Mike
Carthy, Texarkana, Ark; B. Smittam,
J. L. Lewis, Springfield, Mo-; @. B. Kel-
ley, Miami, l. T.; j. j. Fritter, Marshall
town la.
CONNERLY.-B. H. O'Mara. Cedar
Rapids, Ia; r. c. Walton. Kansas CITY;
L. Custer, Ridge Farm, ILL.,; A. J. West,
Point Huron, Mich; R. Haddaway, La
Junita, Col: A. Bishop, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah; c. A. Wensing, Ft. Smith; A. S.
Vincent, EmpOria, Kas.; j. Y. Leming,
New York; b. Lanham, Parsons, Kas.:
A. t Slinker, Hooper, COL; F. H. Par
sons, Cabool, Mo-; P. H. Oliver, Spring
field; @. G. Bradshaw, Nixia, Mo-; A. j.
Warren, Rock Valley, Ia: S. F. Yateman,
Endira. Kas-
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
The Harrison Times.
SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1900.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PREsBYTERLAN ChURch--Preachins eyerv
sabbath at II a m Sabbath School at 10 m :.
prayer meeting Wednesday 7:3opm
w l. DOWNING, Pastor.
NJ E CHURCH. SOCTa--Preachinp each Suu-
day morning. preceded by SUNDAY school
G E Wilson Superintendent Preaching
each Sunday night. preceded by EpwortiI
League devotional meeting. PRAYER meeting
each Wednesday night, preceded by choir
prsctice WH- B. JoHNsEY. Pastor
NFREE MISUNDERSTANDING on the and and
. 4th Sundays OF each month at II a m and :
p m Class meeting Ist and 5rd Sundays at
II a m Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday
evening of each week
W ID. VAUGHAN. Pastor
NJ E. CHURCH--P-eachiug services each Sum
day at II a m and 7-3o p sunday school
$50 a m; prayer meeting Wednesday even
- ings at 7-5o- Ep~Orth League Friday even
foss az T-So-
STEPHEN c STANHoPE- Pastor
c. p CHURCH--Services every Sunday morning
ana evening at II a m and go p m sun
day school at $50 a m Prayer meeting each
Thursday evening at 7-3O You are invited
s L. HOGAN. Pastor
BAPTIST CHURcH.-Services every Sunday a
a m and $50 p m Sunday school at 30
a m. Young peoples meeting at D. m sun
day. NJ. NJ SMITH Pastor
CHURCH OF CHRIsT--Preachine znd Sunday in
each month II a. m. SUNDAY school o. 70
a M Joe ARMTTAGE. Pastor.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

School Books lots of them at
Safer & Cos.
Mems colored shirts for 25c.
Big line ladies slippers cheap
GLASS & Co.
We are always finding people
who would be great if they only
knew more.
If fellow felt when he is losing
sleep like he does the next day, he
wouldn't do it.
The smaller the town, the more
prominently the inhabitants wear
their lodge pins.
California Evaporated Peaches,
1Oc: Fine PruneS 10c pound; era pc
nuts. Postum. GLASS & Co.
Come IN and see our stock OF
fine stationery Xehavr paper from
Zoe to ST % per box IeBlond' s
Drug Store
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Attention, Ladies!

A handsome line of ribbons, silks,
laces, fans, belt rings, in fact any
hing you want in the way of mid
summer Millinery at Mrs. Mitchell's.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
4" 0'Nnee'' W. J
STENCER BROTHERS
MINERS AND
PROSECUTORS.
HARRISON 1

HARRISoN ARK
Assessment and prospect work done
promptly and SATISFACTORILY on con-
tracts
Have some of the best mineral lands
in North Ark. for sale or lease. Cor
respondence invited. Mineral maps
free.
REFERENCES:-Eur Bank, Eu-
reka, KAN; Bank of Brumfield,
Brumfield, Neb.; Citizens Bank
Harrison, Arkansas.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23


fOrrns. &c, at the Bazaar
For bulk and package garden
seeds, go TO Safer Drug Co.
-Drop-head Sewing Machines at
T. W. JUhnson's st $4,000.
For a nice new center table or
an Iron Bed call on Line Bros.
Everything in the short order
line at Munsell's Chop House
-HammOcks. Ice-Chests and Re-
frigeratOrs at T. W Iohnson's-
-Wanted: Agents to sell medicine,
hig profit. B. Seebeach, Peru, Ill
New goods and more goods ar
riving every day at Safer Drug Co
New line of shirt waists and
ladies underwear at the Emporium
New line of books by the best
authors at the New York Racket
store
The newest and strictly up-to-
date Stationery at LeBlond's Drug
Store
Wanted 10000, people to buy
Bread. Cakes, and Pies at Mentzel's
Bakery.
If YOU want to make your cook
"smiIe" Just take her a sack of
White Rose
You can get the finest of Platino
0ra1iarx-
him a call
Come to the Bazaar for your 4th
of IuIv hats. We beat the world on
- cheap prices
lust received, 5000 rolls new
wall paper-no old remnants-at
Safer Drug Co
Get YOUR photo work done at
PartaIn's gallery He will give you
satisfaction
-Housekeepers should see New
York Racket line of kitchen anC
- household novelties.
-Wierman's famous Duke of Yori
and Little Gem Cigars on sale at al
prominent cigar stands.
-LeBlond's Soda fountain is now
running. Go there 10 get your colo
drinks and Ice cream soda.
$1,000 Double barrel breech
loading shot gun for S12 so
Glass & Co.
i. B. Raulston has fine farm
in the Crooked Creek Valley h
wants to sell. and would sell cheap
Prescription filling is the specialt
at LeBlond's drug store. Comps
tent men only in charge of that dc
partment-
h Our new paper stock is compIet
as to- designs II Won nave an,
rooms tn paper come to LeBlond'
Drug Store
Distribute your patronage an
let vour town grow High clas
Hams. Breakfast Bacon, Postum
Cereal, Grape-uuts, Vitos, Yale ga
Roasted Coffee. Free delivery
Phone 10.
LITTLE Rock STORE
i viii make you 16 photos and
button for 25c- but will not max
photo buttons with other work an
longer without extra charges Wi
make cabinet photos at $500 p<
dozen, till after the 4th- Come no.
while cheap. JoE PARTAIN.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Yours for Better Qualities and Lower Prices.
J .SAM1I1. TYSON & co

-Prunes, cheese, macarOni, canned
sweet potatoes, lemons, new coun-
try sorghum and honey.
GLASS & Co.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Soda Waters,

Cider and Ginger Ale, Beerine, Non
Intoxicating, Picnic Supplied.
HARRISON BoTTLING WORKS.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

derwear- Mems Balbri-
ers, French neck, Pearl
AKA * tta effsfYfa YaifTc + ssaHHtF- HHttF- only
Y zoe; mems oest Balbti-
fancy shirts, anything,
lplete line in the city.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

0UR line in above must be cleaned
u up for fall goods. See our line
before buying.
Queen Quality, Oxfords S.. 90.
Shoes, So 90.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Mems Shoes. ....A

The people that give you shoes
made of leather. Stock slightly
broken in size, lots must be
closed for fall goods. Don't
pass us on this line.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Warning Order.

In the Boone circuit court tate o fArkansas
L. Kirby and Z L Evans,
Partners under the firm name
Kirby & Evans. plaintiffs warning Order
against
Rentha Carlton. Defendant
The defendant, Rentha Carlton IS warned
appear in this court within thirty days to answeo
the Complaint of the plaintiffs. Kirby & Eyansr
Given under my hand
TsEALl and seal on May 10th. 1900.
L. r. EOFF. Clerk
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Now is the Time.

To buy your summer uu
gan undersdirts and draw
II ~ ss,ss---s.s.r ...--<.a- Al s.asa
Zoe; mems 7jc gaFm easc
mems merceriZed silk, oIt
gan, only 70. Big line Of
everything. The only con
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
st. Louis & North Arkansas
r. Rhine Table.

George West, Manager
IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY, MAR. 81, 1900.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
THE HARRISON
EXCHANGE,
c. d. Norris, Mgr.

The Exchange has been put in most excellent
condition. many new boxes added. and newest
and latest improved Transmitters and receivers
placsd on the old boxes perfect and entirely
satisfactory service guaranteed The prices
boxes for private residences now placed at
20 lew a rate that all can afford the convenience
Prices Per Month
Business Houses and Offices, s7.oo.
Private Dwellings, sI.oo.
Rents Dae on the fSt Of Every Month.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

New stock Mems shoes just re-
ceived. GLASS & Co.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

GEO. WEST. Manager,
Eureka a Springs, Arkansas.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
Hats at New York Racket

u
Iots of Spring beds al Line Bros.
Couches at T. ". John
Sons.
Fresh Groceries at New York
Racket
All kinds of cold drinks at Safer
Il Cos. Co.'S. s,a.- :. :. TO-
apd Oranges
New Styles of Center Tables at
Line Bros
Typewriter Supplies at Watkins
& Coffman's.
Dry Goods and Notions at New
York Racket.
Get glass. of nice cool soda at
Safer & Co.'S.
Go to T. W Johnson for screen
wire and doors.
For new Iron beds just received,
call on Line Bros.
buy your Cigars at " P Tar
- pets new factory.
Camp stools and folding chairs
r. w IOhnscn's-
my old clock strikes loudly when
aby * asleep
Ice supplies OF all kinds at Le-
onlE Wbet's new DC cigars
at all dealers
Is Steps" by Sheldon, at
rk Racket.
lie and Milk-Shakes at
90 House
and Lunches at at
Evening journal., 1900-08-13
VISITORS ARE LEAVING
aud Young People OF Hazlett.iHe Are
Lamenting Their Departure

Hazlettville. Aug. 1l.-Ollver Downs
who has been spending a few days with
her parents and friends around this
place has returned to his home in Bal-
timore
William Slay, Of Chestertown. is hav-
ing his house remodeled on his farm
near Oak Point school house.
Miss Sadie Slay, Of Camden, and Miss
Kate Slaughter, Of Wyoming, called On
Mrs. Holiday Wednesday.
Some young folks from Wilmington
are visiting Miss Ida NJ Downs this
week.
NOrten Cosden and brother Alfred.
who have been spending a few days
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. Cosden have returned to New York
where they are both employed by large
wholesale firms.
Miss Lille Harry and brother David.
OF Philadelphia, are spending a few
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. o. Harry.
Evening journal., 1900-08-13
WILL OPERATE
OLD DINTILLERY
EpWOrth LeaguerS Give an
Entertainment News
Of PennSgrOVe

Pennsgrove, Aug. 1.-THE Epworth
League Of St. Paups Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Pennsgrove, held a Ian
lern carnival, suggested by the fam
GUS Chinese feast of lanterns on We'd
nesday evening, on II. J. Blohm's lawn
on Main street. Among the features
was a lantern drill by children.
Miss Hannah Summerill has been
elected teacher for the primary
department in the Pennsgrove School,
vice Miss Frances Kille, resigned.
John Summerill & Bro. have
sold their handsome team of bay car
riage horses to DIR. Jayne, Of Philadel-
phia, for $500.
The new Pennsgrove Bank building
win be located on a lot purchased of
S. R. Leap. It will cost about $4,000.
Emmanuel and Central Sunday
schools vii hold their annual picnic in
Hewitt's woods next Thursday.
A. A. Bradshaw and A. J. Hendrick-
son, have arranged to put the old Hen
erickson distillery at Hendrickson's
mill, near Swedesboro, which has beer
shut down for the past six years, in
operation again this fall The distil.
lery has been in tho Hendrickson fam.
lily for several generations and was
last operated by the late Henry B
Hendrickson who died about thre'
years ago. The property has recently
passed to the ownership Of Mr.. Hen
drickson's mother. a widow aged s.
years, and win be operated by her sol
and sOn-in-law.
Evening journal., 1900-08-13
MUCH COMPETITION
IN PH0SPH IFES
Pleasant CeclItOR TtrOBged
with Visitors These
Summer DAYS

coGltcn Md. Aug li-ThN Rev J..
ST. kIofa OF Ierlee. visited hs par-
eAts. Rov. and Mfs. .. a. AItc.s, .A.s
week
Miss Caddie Terry who has been Wis
iting Miss May Benson, OF Earlville.
has returned to her home in philadel-
phia.
Miss Jennie Brown and Mr. Walls.
of Wilmington. are spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. William
Brown.
Miss Katie Smith. Of Galena. Md.
spent few days with Miss May
Smith.
several from here spent Wednesday
at atia1tc CiiF taking advantage of
the excursion I-tls
Horace N.nyald s visiting ha sister
Mrs. John Stephens
MI. and Mrs. William Morris. at
Wilmington, spent few dltt Wiih
relatives in town.
Mrs. Henry Ninsinger is visiting
Miss Mollie Mccoy.
Charles Pearce has returned to Phila
delphia after visit with his father
William II. Pearce.
The Literary Society, Of Earlvllle
enjoyed trip to Betterton on Thurs.
day.
Miss Virgie Price, Of Trainer Is
spending a vacation with her mother
AIRS. Virginia Price.
There seems to be a lively competl-
ton in the phosphate trade in this sec
ton and the community Is swarming
with agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor, Of Elk
ton, are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Harry Rowan spent Wednesday
with her relatives at Earlevnie.
Thomas Roe and daughter. Miss
May, Of Masseys, visited friends here
on Wednesday.
Little Miss Elizabeth Lusby Is visit
ing her grandmother. Mrs. Milcha Lus-
by.
Evening journal., 1900-08-13
BADLY HURT In RUNAWAY
First Product OF Houston's New stave
Factory Shipped

Houston. Del, Aug. 11.-Major A.
Harrington met with a serious accident
Tuesday evening. His horse ran away
when driving up to the house of S. II.
Armor. overturning the carriage.
throwing Mr. Harrington out and bad
ly injuring him. Two doctors were in
attendance until o'clock in the even
ing. Mr.. Harrington is a very old gem
tleman but active for one of his age,
David Scott recently attended the
funeral Of his brother, Edward, in
Tunkhannock, Pa.
Miss Eugenia Graham is spending
me week with her cousin at Mispillion
gnt
Watermci0us end apples are being
shipped iu 'lrgc quantities from here.
The tomato patches are looking well,
as DO srcvth, but the fruit on them is
light.
The residence Of Frank d. Marvel is
nearing completion.
The first car load Of slaves from the
new stave factory was shipped Tues
day.
Evening journal., 1900-08-13
NEWS OF THOMPSON FOLK
Many Who Are Entertaining and Others
Visiting Friends

Thompson, Del, Aug. 11.-Mrs.
Joel Conrad. of New London.
and her father, William S. Kennedy. of
Boone, Pa. are the guests of J. T.
Johnston and family.
Mrs. L. Brokaw of Fair Hill, Nd,
Is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. J. T. Johnston
Miss Cassandra Strahorn and Miss
Martha Strahorn visited the Misses
Johnston on Wednesday
Mary Little, of West Grove, visited
among friends here this week
Mary Jane Chambers is attending
monthly meeting at West Grove.
Miss Deborah c. Johnston has re-
turned from Mt. Airy Camp.
John Holt and wife. Of West Grove
are visiting at Hill Top, the home OF
Mary Jane Chambers.
J. T. Johnston was a Wilmington
visitor two days this week.
Evening journal., 1900-08-13
FREDERICA BANK
NEiRLT COMPLETED
Large Quantities Of Freight
Hauled Fron That Town
to Philadelphia

FrndCrit0 Aug li-rho hank huld-
nd Wiii De ready los ,hl O.IpeA,eis
10 finish out in a few days II prob
ably will be completed by September !,
and viii reflect much credit on ITS
builder j. w Ratclfi as will the Rus
sell residence, which Is also nearing
completion. The Burton block will be
ready for occupancy some time during
the fall and the three operations will
make a marked improvement on Fred
erica's main street.
Inc torrid weather OF the past week
has sent many citizens out of town
20 -n0f tho refreshing hroo~ee ~ tho
r'''HNie ana Ihe popular steamer has
',HtNi ll'A0 number Of DiN cousins
's .is nioa ani ho7p.tahlo town. nun
oIe'a Ni passengers lrp brought down
i'ilh fhliaNeIpnia each trlp and the
quantity oi isel IN handled / immense
e'ythlng Indicates a most prosper-
0us season for the boat.
Mrs. Maggie Beckett OF Wilming-
ton, Is visiting her native town after
an absence OF eighteen years she ie
welcomed by many old friends who
ina that the years have not changed
her cheerful, lively nature. During her
stay mere she is the guest OF her niece
Mrs Annie Harrington.
Charles Boone and children. OF Phil
adelphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Spurry.
The Rev. Mr. Johns and wife. for
merly Miss Elizabeth Whitaker. are
visiting Mrs Rim Sipple and mother.
Mrs Miriam Emerson.
Misses Helen and Bessie Boone. OF
Philadelphia, are visiting their grand
parents Captain Arts and wife
Miss Leona Harris. of Philadelphia. Is
visiting her cousin Miss Hattie David
son.
Cyrus Favlnger of seaford, is visit
ing his parents.
William Hull and daughters, of VIII
mington, are the guests Of Mrs. Aaron
Hudson
Dennie Price and wife. of Chester
are visiting Mrs. Sallie Mcqueen.
Stephen q. Downs, OF Snow Hill, Is
nome for his Summer vacation.
DR. Il. V. Cahall and wife. are II Re
hoboth for this month.
Miss Lizzie Lank is spending the
week at Bowers, a guest Of Kent Cot
tage
Wilbur Cox and wife, and Mrs. Fav-
niger and children, are occupying a cot
tage at Bowers.
Miss Mary Boone and Miss Mary
Bennett are among the cottagers al
Bowers this week.
Mrs. Hettie Spencer has been quit,
sick for several days.