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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-08-17
Family Reunion.

The 18th annual reunion of the Bech-
tie and Rowland families will be held
at Joseph Prater's, Canal Fulton,
Thursday, August 18th. All persons
going on train transportation will be
provided for.
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GERS were reelected and 1t was decid-
ed to meet at the same place August
11th 1901. Addresses, music and reci-
tations formed the program for the
day.
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SPENT $1,S67.1s,
EARNED .S692.99.
That is the WOrkhOuse Record
For July.
BIG BILL FOR PLUMBING.
superintendent Yarger submits His Month.
y Report to the County Commis-
sionsrs- what the Figures Show
Went with the Money.

Superintendent Yarger, Of the county
workhouse on Wednesday filed his re-
port with the county commissioners for
the month Of July. 1t shows that the
works Is still running behind. The ex-
penditures were for the month $1,426.14
more than the earnings. This expendi-
ture includes $S33.15 for permanent inn
provements.
The report In detail Is as follows:
Number OF prisoners on hand July
l..... .............. .................7y
Number of prisoners received from
Stark county .......................
Number Of prisoners received from
Ashtabula county .................10
Number Of prisoners received from
Summit county ..................... z
Number of prisoners receiver from
Richland county ....................
Number of prisoners received from
Columbiana county ................. 5
Number Of prisoners received from
Trumbull county ...................4
Discharged during month ............ 81
Remaining August 1 ................ IS
EARNINGS FOR JULY.
Boarding foreign prisoners ......$414.S7
Labor in brush factory. 1872
Total earnings ..................s .s592s9
CASH RECEIPTS FOR JULY.
Boarding prisoners $363.S3
Labor in factory ................ 154.45
Total receipts .$51S.2S
EXPENDITURES.
John e. Yarger, superintendent $500
Mrs. c. Yarger, matron ......... 1915
w. 8. Rank, captain of guards :. 5000
John Trump, guard ............. 1000
w. H. Reed, guard ............. 5000
J. A. Putt, night watchman..... 5000
William Crubaugh, engineer =. 5000
A. B. Love, secretary ........... 5000
Andy Kentz, cook ...........-.. 1000
DR.. A. B. Smith, physician. 1880
A. Metzger Provision Co., meat. 14S.34
b. Dannemiller & Sons, groceries 60.26
j. S. Hover, surveying ........... 6.25
Canton Light, Heat and Power
company, light ............... 3341
John e. Yarger, expense account 70.95
Telephone company, tolls ....... 1.20
Repository, printing ............. 500
Sims Co., oil filler. 1900
Oby & Co., plumbing..... 1864
NJ L. Smith, groceries. ........... 1918
J. H. Mouls, meat. 21.45
w. l.. Stolzenbach, bread ....... 69.57
X. II. Mallory, pans ............. 1910
John Willis, lumber ............. 21.12
w. d. Caldwell & Co., dry goods 36.40
w. p. Wells, shoes. $40
Canton Feed Store, feed......... 21.6S
Permanent improvements made $685. Is
Total expense for month. -. 81, ,S67.19
Earnings ................$ 592.12
Cost for month over earnings and per-
manent improvements ........$ 441.05
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-08-17
Alliance People welded.

John Dwyer and Mrs. Anna TasGker
and got marriage license and then
went to the ONCE Of Justice Reigner
and were made husband and wife.
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Miss Harriet Conn. Of Canal Dover. 10
the guest Of 1rs. Louis y. Double, ct
6O7-South Cherry street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-08-17
Reemsnyder Annual Reunion.

At the annual reunion OF the Reem-
snyder family held at Highland Park.
near 0reentown. Saturday. the old ON
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Miss Marie w. Killiau, residing ct
1917 South Market strsct. who was one
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
GUESTS WERE PRESENT
FROM MANY POINTS

strickersyille. Sep. Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. p. Woolaston gave a birthday
party last week to Samuel TAYLOR
Young, in honor OF his twenty-hrst
birthday. Mr. Young was completely
surprised. The beautiful lawn was
tastefully decorated with Japanese Lam
terms Music. singing. and a variety
OF games We're the special features of
the evening. At the usual hour an
were Invited To the dining room
where the table was laden with delica-
cies.
As the wee hours of another dav an
preached they an left for their diner-
ent homes, wishing Mr.. Young many
more such happy occasions. Guests
were present from Philadelphia. VIII
mington, Kemblesville. strickersyllle
Oxford and Pleasant Hill.
Miss Ethel Baldwin. Of Wilmington
is the guest Of j. c. Vansant and fam
lily.
Miss Annie Garrett is entertaining
Wilmington friends.
Quite a number OF persons went tc
Iolchester on Thursday, and enjoyed
themselves, Notwithstanding the day
was somewhat rainy.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
WOODSEDES VISITORS
ARE RETURNING HOME

Woodside. Sept. t.-Alonzo Lathrop,
wife and three children Of Pennsyl-
vania who have been visiting their
parents for the past week, has return
ed to their home.
There were AZ tickets sold here for
Atlantic City last Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs. j. ID. Harrington, OF
Galestown, have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ]. f. Fluke.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson, of Chester,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. l..
Burchenal
Mrs Emma Harrington and son
Charles. of Wilmington, who have
been visiting her mother for the past
four weeks, have returned home.
Mrs. Nathan Cook, accompanied by
her sister-in-law, Mrs John Cook were
the guests of her daughter, Mrs. Sam
uel Richards, Jr., Of Viola. recently.
Misss Ora Cooper Of Dover, is visiting
Mrs. Evans Cock this week.
The Ladies' Mite Socety will meet al
the parsonage at Viola next Monday
evening, September 3.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
ENTERTAINS
MANY SUNDAY VISITORS

Frankford. Sept 1.-Evcrott Layton.
Lift Bishop and Norman Vandom. OF
Bishopville. and Horace Derrickson
OF Selhyviile. spent Sunday evening
With friends In town.
1ii Salisbury, Of Georgetown spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
FTankford
Miss sallie Chamberlain and Miss
IAzzle Long visited friends in Whaley-
vfle this week
The Ladies' Aid OF the n. f. and the
Christian Endeavor OF the Preshyt-r-
ian Church viii unite in holding fee-
tival on Saturday evening, Septemhei
T. for the benefit OF the famine suffer
orE In India.
Luster VI. Lynch is visiting his
father. John NJ. Lynch. Of this town.
Andrew Stagg Misses Lizzie Long,
Birdie Long and Sallie Chamberlain
and John n. Harmon, Frank NJ Gum,
q Frankford. attended the ice cream
social given by Miss Nellie Gray, u
Dngsboro, on Tuesday evening last
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
GAVE A PARTY
FOR VISITORS
Graduate Of Washington
College Assumes Charge
Of SharptOWn Schools

Sharptown, Sept 1.-The visitors
during the past few days have been +.
Bennett and family and Miss May
Davis. OF Baltimore Miss Mae Frenzy
cf Spring Hill; Miss Elsie Phillips. of
COnngswood and Carroll Adams of At
co, n. j.
Mrs. A. W. Mather. who was quite
i'll while visiting seaford, has returned
on steamer Tired Avon, feeling much
improved.
Ira w. Wright and family have
moved here from Wilmington. They
will occupy the Covington property on
Ferry street.
Mrs. Lillian Dykes, of Fruitland.
will move in the property OF James
Robinson. Church street, In a few days.
The NJ. H. Church will hold a Grove
meeting some time during the next
month.
B. p. Gravenor, chorister has pur-
chased for the NJ f. Sunday school new
singing books-"Corn in Egypt"
The members of the Shiloh Church.
colored, about one and one half miles
from town, are holding their annual
camp. and as usual are attracting quite
some attention.
Purnell r. White, a graduate Of
Washington College has been appoint
ed principal of the Graded School here.
Mr. White has had quite some expert
ence and comes highly recommended
Miss Sallie Clash and Miss Gertrude
Bennett have been retained as assist
ants.
Miss Brooke Gravenor entertained
a party of young friends at her home
last evening in honor Of the young
people visiting town The gathering
was of high order and the time was
spent very pleasantly. The music rem
dered by Miss Davis and Miss Brooke
was first class Progressive games
We're indulged in and Mr. Knowels
made all merry with his phonograph.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs.W n.
Knowels, Miss Mary Davis, Of Balti-
more, Mae Freeny. Spring Hill, Elsie
Phillips, Collinswood, n. j., Edna
Elzey, Daisy and Ada Walker Martha
Bennett, Maggie Suerhon. Lillian Ellis,
Dollie Elzey, Iva Bennett Messrs. Car
ron Adams, AtcO, N. j.. Blanch II.
Phillips,W. p. Higgins w. NJ Bennett
Y. ]. Twilley Oscar j. Robinson, Ed
ward DonOho o. p. Mann, George Mel
son, W. r. Bounds and j. O. Adams.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
ALLEGED ABDUCTOR
ACQUITTED By THE JURY

Avonadle, Pa, Sept. 1.-The outlook
for business for the Chester County
County Telephone Co., is good
Miss Kerby, OF Philadelphia, has
been the guest OF Mr and Mrs. Z. Pusey
Passmore.
The grange in this place is the most
hourishing division OF the order in
Chester county.
The Hires special milk train is now
in operation over the POmeroy road.
and the farmers hereabOuts have two
strings to their bow.
The young Italian accused of entlcing
two young girls from their home was
by the jury, which placed the
costs upon him. The court intimated
that the verdict should have been one
.of guilty.
Constable Tomanus had a long chase
the other day after a young colored
man named Matthews. who hire a team
from Griffith. of Toughkenamon, on
Saturday, and forgot to come back
Whom the constable found him he was
still riding about and having good
time.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
SLEPT ALONGSIDE DEAD NURSE
Mrs. DoWnen Dies Suddenly From
ip0pIeXy

Sandtown Nd. Aug. 3l.--P Webster
CLARK. OF New York, who has been
home on his summer vacation. started
for Columbus. o.. Wednesday, where
he will matriculate at the Zanerian Art
college.
Miss Iva Ross is visiting her sister.
Mrs Boyd near Kenton.
5. Fred Sylvester. OF Sunbury. Pa.
returned Monday, after spending his
vacation with relatives here.
Mrs Peter 7. Clark, accompanied by
Emma p. Webster and Wallace Elihu.
ATTENDED the funeral of Elizabeth
Smith, held at Hillsboro, Md, Sunday
August 26.
Miss Elizabeth Disch, of Leipslc. has
been visiting friends in this vicinity
the past week.
Charles Benzenburger. OF Philadel-
phia. was the guest Of the Misses Din
on Saturday and Sunday.
Peter I. Clark spent Sunday with
MS brother, j. w. Clark. ia Tuckanoe.
Mrs. Jump and daughter spent sun-
day with friends at Bowers Beach.
Jasper Gruwell who has been down
80 ''Nt III the jelilWafe Hospital,
wilmington for several weeks Is
much better. and Is expected home this
week.
A number Of the young folk visited
Rehoboth ThursdaS
Mrs Arimento Downen. while at
tending to the little girl of William
Hutson, near Sandtown. last week fell
dead in the yard OF apoplexy. The lit
Tie girl Thought she was asleep and Law
down and went TO sleep by her side.
me remains were Inferred In the Hut
son burying ground, near Ervln's
Chapel last Friday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
L0NDONGROVE FARMERS
CUT ENSILAGE CORN

LondOngrove, Pa, Sept. Up. e.
Pusey is cutting his ensilage corn.
Rachel A. Smith, OF Atlantic City, ia
the guest Of Joseph c. Sharpless and
sisters.
r. S. Walton has commenced to cut
his corn, which is the first cut in the
neighborhood.
Mary Ann Martin died on Wednes-
day after being a great sufferer for a
year or more.
John p. Sharpless is preparing to cut
his ensilage corn. He thinks a silO Is
"a great adjunct to dairylng and could
not do without it.
Joshua and Joseph c. Sharpless
started on the 3Oth to Williams Grove
to attend the Granger's picnic. They
expect to be present at the large dairy
mans convention, to be held on tbs
grounds that day.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
.MBTHODINTS GO
ON A NTRAWRIDB
Chesapeake City Merchant
Sells His Stock to Phil
adelphia Firm

Chesapeake City, Nd, Sept. Paul
Blackburn, of Philadelphia. is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. John Banks.
Miss Belle Joyce spent Friday with
Mrs. James Hopper
Mrs. Fannie Williams and daughter,
of New York, are the guests Of Mrs.
Mary c. Price.
Miss skinner. Of New York, is visit
ing Miss Annie Diffendorn.
Miss Margaret Griffith, Of Baltimore,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. James 5.
Hopper.
Miss c. V. Howard, of Elkton, is
spending a few days with her aunt
Miss Alice Coulden is visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. Manloye, of Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Spear spent a
few days this week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. S. Il. Perkins and Miss Helen
McCracken, Of Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. George Filligame.
The Rev. Mr.. Venables spent this
week with the Rev. Mr.. Coale, at st.
Stephens rector.
Mrs. Charles Commerford is spend
Il ing some time with friends in Philadel-
phia.
The members Of the Methodist
Church enjoyed a straw ride on Tues
/ day evening to the home OF Mr.. and
+ Mrs.. John Lum, whers they were high
lily entertained.
Henry Pensel has sold his entire
stock OF dry goods and groceries to q
/ firm from Philadelphia, the goods being
boxed and shipped.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
ALL HARLEVTLLE
WENT TO A FIRE
But The Flames Did Not Do
50 Very Much Damage
After All

Earleville. Md. Sept Mrs Will
liam Willis and children. OF New Cas-
tie, and Miss Margaret Prottyman OF
Wilmington, have been visiting Mrs.
benjamin simmons
Walter North, of Baltimore. is spend
ing some time with Mrs. Mollie J. Du-
Hamell
Misses Elizabeth and Bertha Husfelt
We're in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. Crouch and son. Of baltimore
are spending some time with Mrs. A.
2, Deshme
Miss Carrie Dempsey OF Galena is
being entertained by Miss Elsie Du-
Hamell
Mrs. Annie Money. OF Summit
Bridge. was entertained by relatives
here on Tuesday.
The Rev. .nomas Vandyke and wife
OF Virginia, Miss Jennie Clarke. OF
Philadelphia, and Miss sutton. OF Della
ware are at Harry Clarks.
St. Pauls NJ. l.. Sunday school held
It's annual picnic on Ezra Evans lawn
last "Wednesday afternoon. Every one
seemed in the best Of spirits and an
enjoyable time was spent
The personal property Of the late j
=. DuHamell was sold at public sale
on Monday. The sale was well attend
ed and things sold at a good price
Quite a number from this neighbOr-
hood attended the Kent county fair at
Iolchester this week. The steamer
Sassafras stopping every day gave
every one q chance TO 20.
Fire of an unknown origin broke out
in the home Of Ezra Evans last Mon
day night. Fortunately the flames
were extlnguished before much dam
age was done. A clothes horse filled
with clothes and several coats and hats
were burned. The loss amounted TO
about 500
Little Gertie, youngest child OF James
and Teresa Bolton, died at her fathers
home last Monday. after an illness OF
three weeks, aged years.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
MANY RISING sun FOLK
ATTEND FARMERS' MEETING

Rising Sun, Md. Sept. 1.--Mr. and
Mrs Charles E. Dare, of Lancaster,
visited his parents this week.
Mrs Kaufman, OF Sea Isle City, Wis
tied G. G. Hopkins.
Miss Pearl Beauchamp, of Baltimore,
lis visiting Miss Emily Duyckinek.
Edgar w Brown has returned to
Philadelphia
A harvest home was held at West
nottingham on Thursday.
DR.. Harry NJ. Brown and wife, of
Philadelphia, spent a few days this
week with B. H. Brown and family.
Mrs. John w. Brickley has returned
from a weeks visit to Reading and
Concord, Pa.
Several persons from this vicinity
among whom were Maurice c. Reeder,
George c. Reynolds and Eugene A.
Renolds, attended the farmers meet
ing at Williams Grove, Pa.
Samuel Thomas, ,infa&t son Of George
p Wright, died on Monday morning.
Funeral services were held on Wed
nesday; interment West Nottingham
Friends burying ground.
The new carpet was laid I'm the NJ. Z.
Church this week by e. H. Worthing-
ton & Son.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
DNEMIA MANOR
FOLK ENJOY GRABBING

bohemia Manor, Nd, Sept 1.--Nr.
Mrs. A. Henry Donovan, of Middle
I'm. Del, spent Thursday with Mrs.
|ne Berry.
Hiss Elsie Boulder is the guest Of
grandmother, Mrs. Gross, in St.
brges.
Mrs. Annie Berry spent Tuesday in
lmington.
Miss Beulah Crawford is the guest of
Ellington friends.
Miss Hilda Maditt, of North East, is
! guest of Mrs. Frederick Williams.
The Rev. George Donaldson, Of Della
ire, has been visiting his father, Rob-
l Donaldson. in Pivot Bridge.
Miss Myrtle Berry is the guest oi
Iss Ida Collins. in Middletown.
Quite a number of our young folk at
nded the dance at Dewey Park OF
ednesday night, and the cakewalk a
lgustine Pier on Thursday night.
A party OF young folk went from
to Ferry Bridge to enjoy
ly's Grabbing. ThCSe in the part.
ere Miss Maria Nowiand, Misse
ochran and Misses Derrickson, Lind
BY Cochran, Augustus Nowland an
ucien Greene.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
CHILD DIES IN WHITESIILIE
Large Number Of Visitors Are Being
Entertained

Whitesville, Sept. 1.-John NJ. Par
sons. who has been visiting his parents,
has returned home.
Messrs. VIII White and Arthur
Hearn have gone to Philadelphia on a
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hearn, Of Philadel-
phia, are visiting relatives here.
Miss May Cannon. who has been Wis
iting w. p. Parsons and family has re-
turned 10 Gumboro.
Alexander Hearn. Of Newberne. n
&C.. is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn, o.
Berlin. are visiting relatives here.
The little babe of Mr. and Mrs. vii
Wells died Monday. The funeral wa
preached on Tuesday at the Line NJ. 4
Church at / O'clock Interment at Linz
NJ. r. Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
Niagara Falls ExcursiOn---Low-Isate c
Personally-C Trips via
Pennsylvania Railroad


September G and 20, October and IS
are the remaining dates for the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company's popular
ten-day excursions to Niagara Falls
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Special train viii leave
Washington 500 q. m, Baltimore 9.05
a. m.
Excursion Of September 20 from Phil
odeiphia will run via Mauch Chunk and
tho Delaware Valley; special train Will
leave Broad Street Station 500 a. m;
on other dates special train will leave
Philadelphia at $40 a. m.
Round-trip tickets viii be sold at $40
from Philadelphia, Baltimore Wash
ington and all points In the Delaware
Division; SIPS from Atlantic City;
$500 from Lancaster; $3.50 from Al
toona and Harrisburg; $3.50 from Sun
bury and Wilkesbarre; S5.75 from Will
Transport; and at proportionate rates
from other points. including Trenton,
Mt Holly. Palmyra, New Brunswick,
and principal intermediate stations.
For descriptive pamphlet, time OF
connecting trains. stop-over privileges
and further information apply to near
est ticket agent, or address George w
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station. Phlladol-
PAie.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
FODDER SAVING OVER
ABOUT ROBINSONVILLE

Williamsville, Sept Farmers are
now busy saving fodder.
Fruit Of every kind is plentiful and
quantities of it will go to waste.
Gardner Bunting and family. John
McCabe and family. John B. Phillips,
aud wife, and Miss Lou Phillips, I'd
ward Pepper and wife and Miss Aman-
da Pepper and several other families
spent last Sunday at Fenwick's Island
Beach and all had a delightful time.
The four Jones brothers from Phila-
delphia are sojourning on Fenwicks
Island Beach, and have been for some
time.
Fenwick Island is a nice place for
days outing IL has a board walk
extending from the beautiful grove tc
the beach and a bath house and fouI
cottages at high water mark.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
VISITED HIS FAR HOME
AFTER MANY YEARS ABSENCE

Iron Hill. Md, Sept. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walton leave to-day for two
weeks stay at Atlantic City
Miss Jennie Clotter, Of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of Charles Walton, Sr
Misses Virgie and Fannie Wood, OF
Wilmington, are the guests Of Miss
Elsie Ash.
AIr Jenkins, Of Washington, who
lived her thirty-three years ago, visit
ed this place the first time since then,
.on Monday last.
Mrs Thomas Walker, formerly OF
Newark, now Of Jenkntown. Pa, Wis
lited Mrs. Charles Walton this week.
c. Harry Adams has resigned his po-
sition and moved to Bridgeville, Del.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
ING MnN ON
LENGTHY CRUISE
b Painfully Hurt by Heavy
Chain Falling Upon
Him

rt Deposit. Md. Sept. Miss
. la Eagle, Of olumbia, Pa, is visit
. Hiss Beulah Creswell.
s. III. r. Cameron and Miss Reba
ley were in Baltimore this week.
g last excursion from Baltimore to
town is next Sunday.
4 irteen fine large horses came to
on Wednesday to work for the
ings Of Tome Institute on the hill.
IS Dora Barr has returned from a
ant visit in Chesapeake City.
s. K. S. Boyle and Miss Margaret
are with friends in Delta.
S. Willimen. Of New York. is the
. OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WILEY.
Walter TOuchstone is postal clerk
le train that runs from Berlin to
borne.
)tain James Mccullough will give
lst moonlight for this year, on the
Ter Susquehanna. next Monday
ng.
IN McClenahan was painfully hurt
heavy chain falling on him.
c. Nesbitt is having a pleasant
at Ocean Grove.
evening services Of the NJ. V.
ch, until further notice. will COM
e at I30 o'clock. Preaching SER
yin be resumed Sunday evening by
pastor, The Rev. A. S. Mowbray.
sill have an interesting program
Sunday night
5. r. b. Stull has gone out Of the
cam business.
day the following young men
I'd on trip on the vessel ELLA
len" They expect to be one a
and will visit Norfolk, Hamp-
Roads and Newport News: Messrs.
n Boynton. Willard Mcdowell.
McClenahan. Charles Morhlein.
b Wiley, Robert Stephenson. Oil
Haggerty Charles A. Anderson.
ia Everist. Robert McClenahan, S.
lnnort. Dr.. Didenhover and Dr. H.
ioOpes.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
TAR CANAERY BEGINS WORK
: People Entertain Visitors at Slcial
Gatherings

lmar. Aug. 31.-Mrs. f. G. Elliott
ite i'll at this writing.
|e Delmar Packing House has be-
operation for the season. The
1 Bohemian element arrived last
from Baltimore.
Iss Marguerite and Matte Scott.
|erly Of Delmar, but now Of Lewes,
visiting friends in town.
|ss Edyth Francis, who has been
ing her parents, Elder and Mrs. A..
lrancis, has returned to her home
baltimore.
IS Ada Reninger who has been
ding some time with her aunt, Mrs.
les Mahoney Of Darby, Pa, has re-
ed home.
lhn IL. Hastings, who has been Ill
Uphold fever is now improving.
IS Mamie Parker, OF Ocean City,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Helen
{.
SIS Minnie Hastings entertained a
Der Of friends last Thursday even
in honor OF her guest, Miss Ger
|e Horsey Of Laurel.
IS Marion Hastings is the guest Of
|aunt in Cambridge, Nd.
Is. Columbus Morean, of Hayre
l1pce, Nd, is visiting her sister
NJ. M. Ellis on Jewell street.
IS Katy Hastings gave a delightful
hl last Tuesday evening in honor OF
guest, Miss Florence Hastings OF
rel.
rs. w. H. Windsor is on the slcl
at present.
Iiss Aleck Hastings, Edyth Franci:
Maude Hayman spent a part Of
week in Old Point and Ocean View
rs. W. II. Hayman is visiting rela
S in POcomoke City.
ISIS Ida Trader is the guest Of Miss
ise Brittingham at her home IL
|shire, Md.
Dhn Conner, Of Marion, Md, whit
listing his sister Mrs w. B. Sirmal
luite i'll Of typhoid fever.
rs. J. II. Lowe, of Wilmington, ha!
|irned home accompanied by he
|ther, Victor Bailey.
rs. William Cannon of North Car
a, was the guest OF Mrs. J. II. Tyr
week.
IIr. and Mrs. John Sheppard. c
Esville, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 7
Hastings.
hiss Ethel Hayman returned nom
ssday from an extended visit to rela
Bs at Dover and Leipsic.
Evening journal., 1900-09-03
WEST GROVE RESIDENT
BUYS CALIFORNIA HOME

West Grove. Pa. Sent. Samuel s.
Conard is entertaining his nephew,
Horace Conard, of Philadelphia.
Chambers Brothers has had new
experience this week. He has been
serving on the jury.
Charles Dingee and his family are
expected home from Europe about the
middle Of September.
Robert Atkinson, who assaulted Ohi-
Ger Nichols, will spend a month in jail
and pay about $50 II he has it.
William ]. Dingee, a native Of West
Grove, whose palatial residence al
Oakland, California, was burned las
Winter las crossed the bay to San
Francisco. where he recently bought q
handsome residence for $4,000.